Elihu M. Harris, State Office Building 1515 Clay Street, Oakland, CA 94612

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Elihu M. Harris, State Office Building 1515 Clay Street, Oakland, CA 94612 Elihu M. Harris, The Elihu M. Harris, State of California office building is located at 1515 Clay Street, in Oakland, California. The building sits State Office Building th th 1515 Clay Street, one block west of Oakland City Hall, between 16 and 14 Streets (to the north and south) and Clay and Jefferson Streets Oakland, CA 94612 (to the east and west). PUBLIC PARKING is not available in Exit 19th Street et the building garage, but two-hour, metered th Stre 19 parking is available on the streets around et the building. Meters accept quarters and th Stre 18th Street 18 debit cards. There are also several nearby public parking garages. Downtown parking 17th Street N garage rates are generally about $20.00 17th Street per day, $4.50 per hour. Exit Enter 16th Street Rotunda State of Ê Clay Street Garage is located directly Building 15th Street Calif. Dalziel Ê Parking Garage Building Building across the street, behind City Hall, 15th Street Frank BART Station entrance with an entrance on Clay, between City Ogawa th th Ê Hall Plaza One way street 14 and 16 Streets. 14th Street (International Boulevard) To WalnutTo / Creek Berkeley /Francisco via San I-580 BART rail line Ê Dalziel Building Garage is located Federal AMTRAK rail line Preservation Oakland across the street, with an entrance Park City Center 13th Street th Building around the corner, on 16 Street, Ê Center St-City BART Station th Enter between Clay Street and San Pablo. 12th Street 12 12th Street City Center Garage is located two Exit Ê blocks away, beneath City Center, 11th Street 11th Street th th Brush Street Street Castro Convention with entrances on 14 Street and 11 Center Chinatown th Enter 10 Street 10th Street Street, between Clay and Broadway. Asian Cultural City Center Garage west, is located Old Town Center th 9th Street two blocks away, on the corner of 12 Oakland Street and Jefferson Street, with entrances on 12th Street, Jefferson 8th Street and Martin Luther King, Jr. Way Exit Clay Street Washington Street Broadway Franklin Street Street Webster Street Harrison Alice Street (across from Preservation Park). Way Jr. King Luther Martin 7th Street Jefferson Street LUNCH AND DINING is available at 6th Street Exit many restaurants and eateries within To San Francisco via I-880 To San Jose and Oakland Airport Exit Enter Enter walking distance of the building. 5th Street NEARBY LODGING is available. 4th Street Oakland Marriott City Center 3rd Street 1001 Broadway, Oakland, CA 94607 510-451-4000 (www.mariott.com) Brush Street Broadway Street Harrison Clay Street Street Washington Franklin Street Webster Street Alice Street Castro Street Castro Way Jr. King Luther Martin Street Jefferson A short, two-block walk away. Brush Street 2nd Street AMTRAK Jack London Square WebsterStreet tube (toAlameda) Posey tube (from Alameda) Train Station Washington Inn Embarcadero / AMTRAK Rail Line 495 Tenth Street, Oakland, CA 94607 Jack London 510-452-1776 Village Ferry Waterfront Plaza (www.thewashingtoninn.com) Terminal A short five-block walk away. Clarion Suites Lake Merritt 1800 Madison Street, Oakland, CA 94612 Waterfront Plaza Hotel 800-839-6210 (www.lakemerritthotel.com) 10 Washington Street, Oakland, CA 94607 A short drive or bus ride away. 510-836-3800 (www.waterfrontplaza.com) A short drive or bus ride away. Marriott Courtyard Oakland Downtown 988 Broadway, Oakland, CA 94607 Best Western Inn at the Square 510-625-8282 (www.mariott.com) 233 Broadway, Oakland, CA 94607 A short drive or bus ride away. 510-452-4565 (www.bestwestern.com/prop_05212) A short drive or bus ride away. Directions to the Elihu M. Harris State Office Building at 1515 Clay Street, Oakland, California Page 1 of 4 th VISITOR INFORMATION is available from the Oakland z Veer right onto Broadway. Follow Broadway 6 blocks to 12 Convention & Visitors Bureau by calling 510-839-9000 or by Street. visiting www.oaklandcvb.com. z Turn left onto 12th Street and follow it 1 block to Clay Street. z Turn right onto Clay Street and follow it 2½ blocks. The TRANSIT INFORMATION for getting around the Oakland State of California building will be on your left. and San Francisco Bay area is available at www.511.org. This From San Francisco or points west of Oakland site provides instant online access to a wealth of transit z Follow I-80 east across the Bay Bridge. (Return toll will be information for the nine-county Bay Area. It can give you $3.00.) coordinated connection information for all of the public transportation services in the Bay Area along with traffic z Follow the signs to I-580 east (toward Hayward). information, a drive time calculator, bicycling information and z Merge onto I-980 (toward Downtown Oakland). much more. z Exit I-980 at 14th/18th Street. (The exit will merge you onto Brush Street). Follow Brush Street to 2 blocks to 17th Street. DRIVING in the San Francisco Bay Area can be highly z Turn left onto 17th Street. Follow 17th Street 4 blocks to Clay congested at peak commute times (generally from 7:00 a.m. to Street. 9:00 a.m. and from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.). Allow extra time if z Turn right onto Clay Street. Follow Clay Street 1 block you will be driving during these hours. across 16th Street. From Sacramento or points north of Oakland z The State of California building will be on your right. z Take the Interstate-80 (I-80) west towards San From Oakland International Airport Francisco/Los Angeles. (Return toll over the Carquinez (estimated drive time 15 to 20 minutes) Bridge will be $3.00.) z Follow the exit road from the airport complex and bear right z Just before Berkeley, I-80 merges with I-580 east. onto Airport Drive. Continue on I-80/580, toward Oakland/San Francisco. z Turn right onto Hegenberger Road. z After passing University or Ashby Avenue exits, move into z Merge onto I-880 north toward Downtown Oakland. the second lane from the left. It will take you onto the I- z From I-880, take the Broadway exit toward Downtown 580 east ramp, towards Downtown Oakland. (Be Careful! Oakland. The far left lane will take you across the Bay Bridge into San Francisco.) z On the exit ramp, follow the signs towards Alameda. th z Take the I-580 east ramp towards Downtown z Veer right onto Broadway. Follow Broadway 6 blocks to 12 Oakland/Hayward/Stockton and move toward the right Street. th lanes on I-580. z Turn left onto 12 Street and follow it 1 block to Clay Street. z Merge onto I-980 west towards Downtown Oakland. z Turn right onto Clay Street and follow it 2½ blocks. The z Exit I-980 at 14th/18th Street. (The exit will merge you onto State of California building will be on your left. th Brush Street). Follow Brush Street to 2 blocks to 17 From San Francisco International Airport Street. (estimated drive time 30 to 40 minutes) th th z Turn left onto 17 Street. Follow 17 Street 4 blocks to z From the airport exit road, merge onto HWY-101 north Clay Street. toward San Francisco. z Turn right onto Clay Street. Follow Clay Street 1 block z Take I-80 east towards the Bay Bridge/Oakland/ 7th Street. across 16th Street. z Follow I-80 across the Bay Bridge. (Return toll will be $3.00) z The State of California building will be on your right. z After crossing the Bay Bridge, merge onto I-580 east From Contra Costa or points east of Oakland towards Downtown Oakland/Hayward/ Stockton. z Take I-680 from the north or south to HWY-24 west, or z From I-580, merge onto I-980 west towards Downtown take I-580 west (toward San Francisco). (Return toll over Oakland. the Benicia Bridge will be $3.00.) z Exit I-980 at 14th/18th Street. (The exit will merge you onto th z Merge onto I-980 (toward Downtown Oakland) Brush Street). Follow Brush Street to 2 blocks to 17 Street. th th z Exit I-980 at 14th/18th Street. (The exit will merge you onto z Turn left onto 17 Street. Follow 17 Street 4 blocks to Clay Brush Street). Follow Brush Street to 2 blocks to 17th Street. Street. z Turn right onto Clay Street. Follow Clay Street 1 block th th th z Turn left onto 17 Street. Follow 17 Street 4 blocks to across 16 Street. Clay Street. z The State of California building will be on your right. z Turn right onto Clay Street. Follow Clay Street 1 block th across 16 Street. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION to Oakland City Center is z The State of California building will be on your right. available via several services. Alameda County (AC) Transit busses provide extensive From Hayward or points south of Oakland service to Oakland, Berkeley and Alameda stopping at many z Take I-880 north (toward Sacramento). locations near the State office building. AC Transit also links z From I-880, take the Broadway exit toward Downtown Oakland’s AMTRAK Station with Oakland City Center. One- Oakland. way fares are, generally, $1.50 for adults or $0.75 for z On the exit ramp, follow the signs towards Alameda. Seniors/Disabled. You must pay exact fare when boarding. Drivers cannot make change. One-dollar bills and coins are Directions to the Elihu M. Harris State Office Building at 1515 Clay Street, Oakland, California Page 2 of 4 accepted.
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