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DEPARTMENT ANNUAL REPORTS
- 2023 Annual Report and Annual Report Video
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Trail Annual Reports
- 2018-2019 Annual Report
- 2017-2018 Annual Report
- 2016-2017 Annual Report
- 2015-2016 Annual Report
- 2014-2015 Annual Report
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- 2012-2013 Annual Report
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- 2006-2007 Annual Report
- 2005-2006 Annual Report
- 2004-2005 Annual Report
- 2003-2004 Annual Report
GREENPRINT (NOW ACTIVATESJ)
The Greenprint is a long-term plan that sets goals and strategies for how San José's parks, trails and community centers will change over the next 20 years. City staff and policy makers use the Greenprint as a guide as they explore the ways the parks system can help people in San José be healthier and happier. The City is currently working on a major update of its existing Greenprint, which was accepted by City Council in 2009.
FEES THAT SUPPORT PARKLAND DEVELOPMENT
The Department of Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services is completing a study of our Parkland Dedication and Park Impact ordinance Fee Study.
Trails
Current Status
- Status Chart: Trail Network mileage (For October 2018)
- Trail Network Database (Download from September, 2017)
Historical Status (Start of Fiscal Year)
- 2017-2018 Trail Program Database
- 2016-2017 Trail Program Database
- 2015-2016 Trail Program Database
- 2014-2015 Trail Program Database
- 2013-2014 Trail Program Database
- 2012-2013 Trail Program Database
- 2011-2012 Trail Program Database
- 2010-2011 Trail Program Database
- 2009-2010 Trail Program Database
- 2008-2009 Trail Program Database
- 2007-2008 Trail Program Database
Trail Count
Research
- Climate Ready Study - Fact Sheet - Study to determine potential of trails in Silicon Valley to reduce greenhouse gas through better access to bike and transit options
- Climate Ready Study - Full Report - Data, analysis and findings
- Strategic Plan - Comprehensive plan for funding, staff and development of Trail Network
- Countywide Trails Prioritization and Gaps Analysis - Regional gap analysis
- Silicon Valley Bike Plan
- The Economic Benefits of the Park & Recreation System in San José Study
- The Economic Benefits of the Park & Recreation System in San José Fact Sheet
- Blossom Crest Trail - Feasibility Study
Fact Sheets
- BIKEWeb San José Bikeways Map: Existing & planned on-street and off-street bikeways
- By the Numbers: Overview of surveys and research
- General Impacts - Transportation, Economic, Public Safety, Exercise-Recreation
- Benchmarking - How does San José compare to other trail cities
- Trail Types - Definition of San Jose core & edge trails, and the varying types
- Development Process - The six major steps to developing a San Jose Trail
- Economic Benefits
- Emergency Response
- Trail Design
- Visitor Guide (Updated)
- Bay Area Ridge Trail Briefing Book (New)
Case Studies
- Resolving major site challenges: SKY Lane Trail Vision Study
- Project development in a constrained site: Airport Parkway Trail Challenges
- Making a positive impact: Albertson Parkway Positive Challenges
- Using innovative and cost saving approaches: Highway 237 Bikeway Innovative Approaches
Design Guidance
- Trail Planning & Design Toolkit (New)g
- Trail Signage & Mileage Markers (Version December 2017)
- Mileage Markers Frequently Asked Questions
- Uniform Trail Design Guidelines (County Document)
- Trail Design Guidelines (County Document)
- North San Jose Ramp Study (Guidelines) (New)
- Trail Sign Guidelines (County Document)
- SF Bay Trail Guidelines & Toolkit (San Francisco Bay Trail Document, 11MB)
- Recycled Asphalt (Study and Recommendations)
- Reflective Striping (Specifications)
- Bollard Rendering, Detail Sheet & Surface Plate
- San Jose Plants (Preferred landscape plants for parks and trails at non-mitigation sites)
Operational Guidance
- Trail Watch (Volunteer-based monitoring and reporting program)
- Pedestrian Bridges (Process for inspecting pedestrian bridges)
Planning Guidance - Inventory of Future Projects
- Envision 2040 San Jose - General Plan (see Chapters 4 and 6 for trail discussion)
Policies & Procedures
- OPDMD Policy (Other Power-Driven Mobility Devices)
- Trail Closure Process for Temporary Closures and Detours
Tools
Determine how much carbon dioxide can be removed via landscaped trail: Carbon Dioxide Calculator.