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1. What is wrong with Highway 84 relocation?
Highway 84 is being proposed through Union City and Fremont with Quarry Lakes Parkway that will provide a cut-through for commuters to the peninsula. This destroys our community downtowns SUCH As Niles and downtown Union City BART. Cities of Livermore and Pleasanton stimulated downtown development by relocating Highway 84 between Interstates 580 and 680 on Isabel to stop highway cut-through traffic in their downtown.
The good news is over 1,000 people don't want this road, but the California Transportation Commission wants to give their highway to the Cities of Fremont and Union City.
Petition · Say “no” to a highway through Union City before June meeting Change.org (Click to view)
2. Quarry Lakes Parkway/Highway 84 Bypass
Why build a 4-lane expressway near Union City BART accommodating 35,000 more vehicles per day?
Highway 84 bypass is necessary to build hundreds of homes in the Union City and Fremont hills. The bypass expressway will connect to Niles Canyon and Palomares Road. This highway bypass will promote more congestion, taking farm and open space from our hillsides.
Under Union City leadership, Fremont and a developer are working with the East Bay Regional Park District, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors and other stakeholders to build housing, roads and massive infrastructure that will lead to Niles Canyon.
3. Masonic Home Hillside Development (Coming soon...)