Stivers Lagoon Restoration Project Overview

Stivers Lagoon Restoration project in Central Park, City of Fremont aims to restore 40 acres of freshwater wetland habitat, improve public access, and undertake various restoration activities like excavating soil, creating open water, and enhancing trails. The project, which includes installing a weir to retain water during dry months and building new pedestrian bridges, follows environmental guidelines to mitigate potential impacts.

• Restoration
• Wetland Habitat
• Public Access
• Environmental Impact
• Project Overview

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1. Stivers Lagoon Restoration Evyan Borgnis Sloane Deputy Regional Manager SF Bay Program

2. Stivers Lagoon Restoration Located in Central Park, City of Fremont Adjacent wetland habitat to Elizabeth Lake Restore 40 acres of freshwater wetland habitat Improve public access

3. Stivers Lagoon Restoration - Restoration Activities Excavate ~6,100 CY of soil to create new open water Hydraulically connect wetland to Mission Creek Create terraced berm on west side of Mission Creek Restore riparian corridors

4. Stivers Lagoon Restoration - Restoration Activities Install weir to retain water in pond during dry, summer months Place excavated material to restore upland habitat

5. Stivers Lagoon Restoration - Public Access Build a new pedestrian bridge over Mission Creek Build new 200-ft long catwalk Enhance existing trails on berm Create new trails

6. Stivers Lagoon Restoration - CEQA Lake Elizabeth and Stivers Lagoon Marsh Design and Improvement Program s Environmental Impact Report adopted on August 9, 1993 Addendum to Program Improvement EIR adopted on July 12, 2022 Project as designed and mitigated avoids, reduces, or mitigates the potentially significant environmental effects to a less-than- significant level

7. Thank you