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STUDIES
Solving for tomorrow.
Studies
The Sustainability Department has conducted sustainability studies to explore potential improvements in the county.
Sustainability Studies
Prioritizing community needs.
North Fair Oaks Bicycle and Pedestrian Railroad Crossing and Community Connections Study
The County of San Mateo conducted this study to assess the potential for a pedestrian and bicycle railroad crossing over or under the Caltrain tracks, making it easier to walk and bike in North Fair Oaks and part of adjacent Redwood City. For updates on active transportation in unincorporated county communities, visit the Department of Public Works website.
The purpose of the Coleman and Ringwood Avenues Transportation Study was to explore potential long-term, permanent solutions for pedestrian and bicyclist street improvements along Coleman and Ringwood Avenues in unincorporated San Mateo County and Menlo Park.
The Sustainability Department and the Environmental Health Services division of San Mateo County Health jointly completed a groundwater basin assessment of the San Mateo Plain Subbasin to assess the groundwater resources and current condition of the subbasin; and identify potential groundwater management strategies.
