San Leandro Storm Damage Repairs behind 1045 Lee Ave, 1073 Lee Ave, and 881 St Mary’s Ave
Project Overview
Following severe storm events in January and February of 2023, three homeowners, located at 881 St. Mary’s Avenue, 1073 Lee Avenue, and 1045 Lee Avenue, reported creek bank failures behind their properties along the north bank of San Leandro Creek in the City of San Leandro.
The proposed project aims to stabilize the creek bank and minimize the potential for future erosion, by implementing a combination of vegetated soil lifts and a sheet pile at the toe of the channel. Above the soil lifts and sheet pile, a geogrid-reinforced embankment will be constructed to provide additional support and reinforcement to the creek bank.
Project Features
- Sheetpile and vegetative soil lifts for bank toe stabilization
- Geogrid reinforced upper bank slope
- Native hydroseeding and planting
Community Meeting
All work within District properties. Regular communications with affected property owners.
CIP Category
Bank Stabilization Project
Construction Start Date
Target summer 2025, pending receipt of three environmental regulatory permits.
Status
The project is in final design and environmental permitting phase.
Project Location
Behind 1073 Lee Avenue, 1045 Lee Avenue, and 881 St Marys Avenue in City of San Leandro.
Supervisorial District
District 3
Project Manager
Paul Knobel, P.E.
Kyin Yin
Contact
For more information email info@acpwa.org or call the construction hotline at 510-670-5591.
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