Oyster Point 2C

Project Overview

Built above a capped landfill, Oyster Marina Park has seen significant improvements over the past several years. Much of the area has been improved in partnership between the City of South San Francisco and private developers. This next phase of the project, known as the Oyster Point Project Phase 2C, is located on the eastern half of the Oyster Point peninsula and owned by the City of South San Francisco and operated by the San Mateo County Harbor District. Through an agreement with the Former Redevelopment Agency, funds were made available to the City of South San Francisco to perform maintenance and repairs to the landscape, parking area and Bay Trail within the Phase 2C area.

In late 2021, the City engaged landscape architects RHAA and civil engineers Wilsey Ham to design landscape, roadway parking lot, and Bay Trail repairs focused on areas of 2C that were above the 100-year high tide level to address sea level rise.

Project Scope

The proposed repairs include asphalt overlay to the large parking lot, entry road and parking areas, new pedestrian pathway paving, new site lighting, replacement of the picnic area, new seating and site amenities, gateway, wayfinding and interpretive signage, a dog park, and new trees, shrubs and groundcover.

OP2C Plan with Labels

OP2C Plan with Labels(PDF, 3MB)

Project Budget

The construction budget for these repairs is $5.1 million.

Proposed Schedule

Design: Winter 2022 – Summer 2023
Bid & Award of Contract: Fall 2023
Construction: Late Fall 2023 – Fall 2024

Project Updates

Progress Photos - August 2024

The picnic area windscreen and footings for picnic tables, grills and signage have been installed. Irrigation and planting installation is underway. Dog area fencing is installed. Art pedestals have been constructed. The Bay Trail has been widened and repaved. The upper roadway and parking lot resurfacing is underway. Lighting, site furnishing and fitness equipment will be installed in the coming weeks. Project completion and reopening of the Bay Trail is anticipated for early Fall 2024.

Oyster Point wind screen Oyster Point trail water view