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Zone 9

Zone 9 encompasses part of southwestern San Leandro. The District has put together a suite of the highest priority projects that will be completed in Zone 9. These projects will repair, replace, and upgrade essential flood control infrastructure.

Because the proposed benefit assessment increase was not approved by voters in June 2025, the identified improvements will need to be deferred. The District will continue to prioritize its limited Zone revenue toward urgent critical repairs as needed.

Learn more about the benefit assessment process here.

Priority Projects in Zone 9

Zone 9 map showing project area boundaries


In Zone 9, pump stations are in critical need of repair. If repairs are not made, neighborhoods will continue to be at a high risk of flooding. The District will also construct floodwalls and increase the size of culverts along Lines 9-C and 9-D, protecting the neighborhoods near Wicks Boulevard.

Zone 9 Engineer’s Report

The Engineer’s Report lists all projects and financial information. This report was accepted by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors on 4/22/2025 prior to property owners voting on the assessment.

Pump Station Report

Pump stations help minimize flooding by pumping water from underground pipes to a higher level, so the water can then flow by gravity into the San Francisco Bay.

In 2019, the Flood Control District completed a full assessment of the condition of its older pump stations, five of which are in San Leandro. If funding becomes available through the proposed benefit assessment increase, the District can repair and/or upgrade or replace these old and under-capacity pump engines, pipes, and other equipment.

Coastal and Riverine Flood Assessment

The District studied the flood risks associated with increased creek flooding from extreme storms, combined with high tide conditions. The District then evaluated projects to reduce flood risk for channels as they flow into the Bay.

Results are summarized in the Coastal and Riverine Flood Assessment report for Zones 2, 4, and 9. The project list for the benefit assessment was created in part from the alternatives presented in this report.