Project Overview:

The City of Newark is beginning work on the Four Corners Specific Plan, focused on the area around Newark Boulevard and Jarvis Avenue between the Lake‑Rosemont and Mirabeau neighborhoods. The City committed to this long-range planning effort as part of Program H2.3 of the City’s 2023–2031 Housing Element and will establish a long-term vision and development framework for the area.

• Program H2.3: Facilitate market‑rate and affordable housing and promote neighborhood revitalization in the Four Corners area through increased mixed‑use development and walkability.

The Specific Plan will establish a vision, policies, and development and design standards to guide future housing, mixed-use and commercial development, neighborhood revitalization, walkability, and transit-supportive growth. Due to the Plan area’s location within one half‑mile of the planned Ardenwood Capitol Corridor station, included as part of the South Bay Connect Project, and the planned California State Route 84 Intermodal Bus Facility, the Specific Plan will also consider the area’s proximity to planned regional transit improvements and include transit-oriented development policies.

Status: 

The City has retained a consultant, Urban Planning Partners, Inc., to assist with preparing the Specific Plan, with the project anticipated to kick off in late August 2026. Community and stakeholder engagement will be a key part of the planning process, with multiple opportunities for the public to help shape the Specific Plan. 

Stay Informed

A central component of this project will be meaningful community and stakeholder engagement to inform decisions on housing, commercial spaces, and public infrastructure improvements.

If you would like to receive updates on the project and future opportunities to participate, please request to be added to the project interest list by emailing fourcorners@newarkca.gov with the subject title “Four Corners Interest List.”