The Castro Valley Marketplace, County of Alameda, Slice House, and neighboring property owners who are a party to the shared parking contract are being sued to prevent the shared use of the Paseo for outdoor dining..

As the lawsuit works its way through the courts, the Marketplace customers are to remain off the Paseo for dining purposes. We’ve been forced to remove the tables and benches.

This action hurts Slice House, the other merchants, and the community!

IN 2016, FIVE PROPERTY OWNERS, including the County of Alameda, contributed their land to create a shared parking lot and two shared community spaces defined as Paseos to be used for pedestrian access and outdoor dining to benefit the property owners and the Castro Valley community.

Shared use of the Paseo for dining has always been a requirement for the Paseo. To even be considered as a finalist for redevelopment, the Marketplace had to demonstrate how it would establish dining on the Paseo.

All property owners have dining rights on the Paseo. It’s in the contract.

We're fighting to get our Paseo rights back and need your help.

We are urging you to speak up and help put an end to this nonsense.

Petition the Joint Committee!

Speak directly to the property owners involved in the lawsuit, which includes the County of Alameda.

Let them know you want the Paseo returned to the public.

Share with them what the Paseo means to you.

Thank you, and please spread the word.

PS. BE ADVISED - THE DONATION REQUEST GOES TO CHANGE ORG - NOT US