Meetings:
The SR 710 Terminus Task Force meetings are the central forum where regional leaders, community advocates, and subject matter experts come together to examine the future of the SR 710 stub. These bi-monthly meetings are designed to foster transparent dialogue, share technical data, evaluate planning scenarios, and elevate community voices in a collaborative, solutions-oriented environment. Meetings are open to the public and include updates from participating jurisdictions, reviews of transportation and land use concepts, and feedback from stakeholders representing housing, environmental justice, workforce development, and mobility interests. Each meeting builds on prior discussions and informs the development of final recommendations for the Legislature. Caltrans provides meeting logistics and facilitation support, ensuring broad accessibility and documentation of all proceedings.
Meeting Schedule:
To date, the Task Force has met at the following intervals:
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October 2024 – Kickoff meeting and introductions
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December 2024 – Guided site tour of the stub area
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February 2025 – Review of regional plans and agency presentations
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April 2025 – Discussion of emerging planning concepts
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June 2025 – Discussion of emerging planning concepts
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August 2025 – Discussion of emerging planning concepts & preparation for community survey & forum
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October 8, 2025 - Community Forum @ CSULA - Registration
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October 15, 2025 - Upcoming Meeting (Scheduled)
Agendas, Notes, and Presentations:
Meeting materials, including agendas, summaries, and slide decks, can be found here. These documents reflect key themes, areas of consensus, and next steps under consideration by the Task Force.
Site Tour Highlights
The December 2024 guided tour offered Task Force members and agency representatives a first-hand look at the SR 710 stub corridor. The tour focused on critical issues such as traffic bottlenecks, pedestrian safety challenges, limited transit access, and underutilized parcels. Participants discussed opportunities for corridor reconnection, green space creation, and multimodal improvements. Input from this tour helped shape early-stage concepts and informed subsequent discussions on feasibility, equity, and environmental impacts.