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Flood Park
Office Building at Flood Park
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The Flood Park Project consists of the inquiry, assessment, and feasibility of acquisition of Flood Park by the City of Menlo Park. The goal of this project is to look into ways in which the City of Menlo Park can sustainably operate the park to avoid its closure by the County of San Mateo. The park sits on roughly 21-acres on Bay Road between Willow and Marsh Roads and is home to sport fields, tennis courts, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, picnic areas, a playground, and various park structures.
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2011, November |
Park & Rec Commission Review
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2011, December |
Council Study Session with Deal Points
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2012, February |
City Council Decision on Transfer
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| 2011, October |
County decision to reopen the park for the remainder of the fiscal year
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| 2011, September |
Joint City Council and Park & Recreation Commission Site Tour
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2011, June
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Council Authorizes Negotiations
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2011, April
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Staff from Public Works and Community Services visited the Park with County Parks staff and undertook a complete assessment of the facilities, including everything from buildings and major features such as the tennis courts and baseball field to individual picnic areas and play features.
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2011, February |
County staff proposed that Flood Park remain closed following the completion of San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) water main replacement work in the Park anticipated in September, 2011. |
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2011, February |
San Mateo County indicated that they may close Flood Park due to the financial constraints of the County budget.
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