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East Bay Regional Parks District updates Clayton on Clayton Ranch timeline and staffing

Clayton City Council · April 1, 2026
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Summary

John Mercurio, Ward 6 board director for East Bay Regional Parks District, told Clayton officials the Clayton Ranch project may not begin for 2–3 years, noted staffing of about 980 employees, and said the district will coordinate with the city on potential access points.

City Manager Bret Prebula introduced John Mercurio, Ward 6 board director of the East Bay Regional Parks District, who presented an update to the council on district projects relevant to Clayton.

Mercurio said the district employs approximately 980 staff and relies heavily on volunteers. He indicated that the Clayton Ranch project may not begin for two to three years, mentioned two potential access points under consideration and said the district will contact the city for coordination when timelines firm up. Council members asked clarifying questions about staffing and access; Mercurio emphasized volunteer needs and coordination with local government when project details are finalized.

This presentation was informational; no council action was taken.