Waterfront Eureka Plan Workshop

The City of Eureka is hosting another online workshop to gather additional input about the future of our waterfront.

Jun 9, 2022 06:00 PM on zoom

Register at this link.

Eureka Facilities Master Planning Meeting

The City of Eureka has created a draft a Citywide Public Facilities Master Plan to align current community objectives for public facilities with the City’s overall planning goals and Capital Improvement expenditures. The Plan expands upon the City’s practice of portraying clear objectives for public facilities and establishing a future vision and achievement strategies to implement improvements to public facilities. The information obtained from the Plan as well as concepts presented within can act as a planning and maintenance guide for the City of Eureka.

We invite the community to review the draft master plan document at https://www.ci.eureka.ca.gov/…/facilities_master_plan.asp

We also invite the community to attend this public meeting to receive a short presentation and to provide feedback.

Details:

• April 7, 2022
• 5:30PM
• Meeting link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86537607153…

RSVP at the Facebook event here.

More info about the plan:

Bay to Zoo Community Meeting

You are invited to attend a community meeting informing the public about the current status of the proposed Bay to Zoo Trail.

This trail would connect the Waterfront Trail at Tydd Street to the North to Sequoia Park in the South. The trail is currently in the planning phase and the City would like to invite you to learn more about the project.

To be a part of the community meeting, please join this Zoom link on January 21st at 6 p.m.

BROWNFIELDS COMMUNITY WIDE MEETING

The City of Eureka has been awarded a Brownfields Assessment Cooperative Agreement from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to assess brownfield sites – properties potentially impacted by hazardous substances and/or petroleum – along the waterfront and Balloon Track areas adjacent to Humboldt Bay.

Join us for a Zoom presentation and discussion on the grant, locations to be assessed, the next steps for assessment, environmental remediation planning, and potential redevelopment of the sites.

Details:

• Zoom Link: https: //tinyurl.com/y6jrq8bn
• When: Thursday, December 10th, 2020 6:30-8PM

Cooper Gulch Zoom Meeting Links

Help guide the future of Cooper Gulch Park!

There are two remaining meetings to help guide the future of Cooper Gulch Park – and of course, you’re invited. They’ll be on Zoom. (If you’d like to know more about these meetings in general, you can follow this link.)

Here are the links to the two remaining meetings:

Date	Time	Location
Thursday, Oct 22	6:15 – 8:15pm	To join this Zoom Meeting use the link below. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84097123813?pwd=VFM0QXNjWkFUTDRMb0xhRHl4bFM2QT09 >> Enter Meeting ID: 840 9712 3813 >>️ Enter Passcode: 271202 Or use: One tap mobile +16699006833,,84097123813# US (San Jose) +14086380968,,84097123813# US (San Jose) Or: Dial by your location +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)
Tuesday, Oct 27	10am – noon	To join this Zoom Meeting use the link below. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87249496860?pwd=Y2FmRzR3bmVCNHkxY3VQSklQOWg2Zz09 >> Enter Meeting ID: 872 4949 6860 >>️ Enter Passcode: 508663 Or use: One tap mobile +14086380968,,87249496860# US (San Jose) +16699006833,,87249496860# US (San Jose) Or: Dial by your location +1 408 638 0968 US (San Jose)

Zoom Meeting Instructions for Cooper Gulch Meetings

Cooper Gulch Park Public Input Meetings

Help guide the future of Cooper Gulch Park!

The City of Eureka is applying for funding to make improvements to Cooper Gulch Park. We would like to gather your input and feedback to identify priorities about the future of this community space.

There are three meeting times; pick which is best for you.

Date	Time	Location
Saturday, Oct 17	1:30 – 3:30pm	Main parking lot at the park (outdoors and socially distant, must wear mask)
Thursday, Oct 22	6:15 – 8:15pm	Zoom meeting (go to website below for link)
Tuesday, Oct 27	10am – noon	Zoom meeting (go to website below for link)

PLEASE NOTE YOU ONLY NEED TO ATTEND ONE MEETING TO PROVIDE INPUT. WE HAVE PROVIDED 3 MEETING OPTIONS TO ACCOMMODATE DIFFERENT SCHEDULES

Everyone is welcome. Spanish interpretation will be available.
Habrá interpretación para nuestros participantes hispanohablantes.

Open Space Parks and Rec Commission Meetings

The Open Space, Parks and Recreation Commission (OSPR) is a City of Eureka commission that serves in an advisory capacity to the City Council, City Manager, City Staff in matters pertaining to public open space, recreation, parks and landscaped squares and grounds

Meetings times/dates for December and January OSPR meetings are listed below.

UPDATE: More Opportunities to Provide Input Regarding 20/30 Park

This update adds three drop in participation options for those unable to make the other event (see below in red).

The City of Eureka is excited to announce its application for the Prop 68: Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program. This funding opportunity helps fund park projects in critically underserved communities. The city is working hard to improve all city parks with the focus of this grant application being to revitalize 20/30 Park, located at 2605 Pine St.

The City of Eureka would like to you to be part of the process, you are invited to join us for two planned community meetings this month:

• Lincoln School Cafeteria – 216 W. Harris St., Eureka April 30^th 6pm-8pm

Just Added! If you are unable to make the April 30th date, join us for three drop-in participation options this month:

• April 13^th 9am-12am • 20/30 Park – 2605 Pine St, Eureka
• April 20^th 11am-1pm  • “Easter Egg Hunt” Carson Park – Between H and I St, Eureka
• April 21st 12pm-4pm • “Party for the Planet” Sequoia Park Zoo – 3414 W St, Eureka, Main Lawn

We want YOUR Input to Re imagine & Revitalize 20/30 Park

The City of Eureka is excited to announce its application for the Prop 68: Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program. This funding opportunity helps fund park projects in critically underserved communities. The city is working hard to improve all city parks with the focus of this grant application being to revitalize 20/30 Park, located at 2605 Pine St.

The City of Eureka would like to you to be part of the process, you are invited to join us for two planned community meetings this month:

• Pacific View Charter School Auditorium -115 Henderson St., Eureka April 11^th 6pm-8pm
• Lincoln School Cafeteria – 216 W. Harris St., Eureka April 30^th 6pm-8pm

Hammond Park Meeting on October 20

Every neighborhood deserves a great park.

The City of Eureka Parks & Recreation Department wants to open a dialog with users of Hammond Park to help us learn how we can improve this park that serves so many of our residents.

Give Input on Possible Upgrades

We have an opportunity to make some upgrades to Hammond Park and increase its value as a recreational asset for the neighborhoods that it serves.

The State of California Department of Parks & Recreation’s California Youth Soccer and Recreation Development Program is a chance for the City to compete for grant funding to update the basketball court, bathrooms, and irrigation system.

Come share your thoughts on Hammond Park and help us make plans for the future!

Details: