notice of preparation and responses to notice of...

APPENDIX A

NOTICE OF PREPARATION AND RESPONSES TO NOTICE OF PREPARATION

September 17, 2009 Randy Deshazo, Principal Planner AMBAG P. O. Box 809 Marina, CA 93933 Re: Comment on Scope of SEIR for the 2010 Montery Bay Area Metropolitan Transporation Plan, 2010 Montery County Regional Transporation Plan, 2010 San Benito County Regional Transporation Plan, and 2010 Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Plan Dear Randy, Thank you for the opportunity offered area citizens to comment on scope of SEIR for the 2010 MTP. As we are all aware the necessary progress of transportation cuts roads and pathways through habitat; sometimes pristine native vegetation and habitat, and sometimes an already degraded habitat. The question that the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) asks us to answer is how can these significant impacts become mitigated so that the impacts are no longer significant? I suggest that in answer to this question that the scope of the SEIR addresses the following recommendations: I. Address the benefits of planting California Native Plants to replace this lost habitat. The current EIR stipulates the use of drought tolerant plants. This request should go one important step further and stipulate the use of drought tolerant California Native Plants specific to the climate and region where economically feasible whenever a non-native is replaced or in planting new or expanded freeways, highways, roadsides, railways, and walkways. There are a quantity of reasons this would be an improvement on the current EIR requirement.

1. Aesthetics which may translate to economic attraction of tourists and to the calming of drivers and passengers on roadways.

2. Habitat restoration and creation of habitat for native insects, birds, and small mamals.

3. A reduction in roadside dust. See attached PowerPoint presentation by Bob Nunes, Air Quality Planner, Montery Bay Unified APCD.

4. A reduction in CO2. See link to http://www.californiaoaks.org/ExtAssets/Oaks2040addendum.pdf

5. A reduction in glare and heat generated by roads and vehicles. 6. Contribution to the trend to restore California Native Plants throughout the State. 7. A sense of pride in our beautiful region and state.

II. Address the use of drought tolerant vines (possibly non-natives) to cover exposed sound walls whenever economically feasible. For California Native vines I am aware of a Grapevine and the Maple Vine Tree (native on the northwest coast) that can be trained into a vine, also there are native honeysuckle vines and clematis vines, which may work well. However, the fastest growing drought tolerant vine I am aware of is Boston Ivy, which does not need a lattice, clings tightly to the wall, and changes from green to reds and oranges in the fall. Boston Ivy is moderately invasive in that it will cover nearby plants in time, but I don’t believe it spreads easily by seed, therefore it should not compete with California Native Plants. Where there is no soil for planting on the highway side of the wall there may be on the other side and the vine can be trained over the wall. The reason for this request to grow vines on soundwalls is twofold: 1) there is a severe problem with graffiti in this region and an uncovered sound wall is like a blank canvas to graffiti artists and to gang members. Our counties expend countless funds and time to removing or covering the graffiti. If these walls are covered with a hardy, attractive vine it is nearly impossible to graffiti the sound walls. For example, the city of Thousand Oaks intentionally planted Boston Ivy and provided other landscaping to inhibit taggers from spreading graffiti to new sound walls. See link to memorandum at: http://www.toaks.org/civica/filebank/blobdload.asp?BlobID=13405 2) A vine-covered wall reduces glare and heat and is beautiful in appearance. III. Finally, the SEIR should address the need to remove highly invasive plants where they crop up along the freeways, highways, roadsides, railways, and walkways where economically feasible. Four such highly invasive plants are Acacia Trees, Eucalyptus Trees, Pampasgrass, Ice Plant, and Scotch and French Broom. Here’s a link to a brochure put out by the California Invasive Plant Society identifying invasive plants and rating their danger: http://www.cal-ipc.org/ip/inventory/pdf/Inventory2006.pdf These plants would not have gained a foothold if the native plant environment had not been degraded by the building of the freeway, highway, roadway, train track, or pedestrian path. In the past these plants may have been intentionally planted by our transporation agencies, counties and cities; substituting a natural habitat for an artifical one that is not beneficial to our native insects and animals. These highly invasive plants out-compete our California Native Plants and thereby drastically reduce habitat for our native insects, birds, and mamals. Some of these invasive plants are highly flammable, as in the case of the Eucalyptus. In addition, both Acacia Trees and Pampas Grass are highly aggravating to allergy sufferers and many individuals consider these plants unsightly. Thank you for your thoughtful consideration to the foregoing ideas and the opportunity to present them. Terry Winston See PowerPoint attachment from Bob Nunes, Air Quality Planner, Montery Bay Unified APCD

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BMP’s for Paved Road DustBMP’s for Paved Road Dust

URBEMIS WORKSHOPURBEMIS WORKSHOPNovember 29, 2007November 29, 2007

Why BMPs for Paved Road Dust?Why BMPs for Paved Road Dust?

•• Regionally an Important Source of EmissionsRegionally an Important Source of Emissions

•• Locally a Significant Source of PMLocally a Significant Source of PM1010, PM, PM2.52.5 and Nuisance Dustand Nuisance Dust

•• May Contain Toxic ConstituentsMay Contain Toxic Constituents

•• Significant When Induced Travel Included in URBEMISSignificant When Induced Travel Included in URBEMIS

•• Potential CrossPotential Cross--Pollutant BenefitsPollutant Benefits

When Do We Bring This Up?When Do We Bring This Up?

•• Environmental Review Phase of Highway ProjectsEnvironmental Review Phase of Highway Projects

•• Environmental Review of Large Development ProjectsEnvironmental Review of Large Development Projects

What Are Some Typical BMP’s?What Are Some Typical BMP’s?

Preventative Measures BestPreventative Measures Best

•• Shoulder StabilizationShoulder Stabilization•• 8’ Minimal Shoulder Widths for High ADT 8’ Minimal Shoulder Widths for High ADT •• Curbing requirements Curbing requirements •• Median shoulders at least 4’ wide Median shoulders at least 4’ wide •• Landscaped mediansLandscaped medians•• NonNon--toxic surfactants for unpaved shoulders, turnoutstoxic surfactants for unpaved shoulders, turnouts•• Minimize TrackMinimize Track--out from Unpaved Access Roadsout from Unpaved Access Roads•• Reference SCAQMD Rule 1186 & SJVAPCD Rule 8061Reference SCAQMD Rule 1186 & SJVAPCD Rule 8061

Application is Project and Case SpecificApplication is Project and Case Specific

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IllustrationIllustrationCALTRANS Hwy Plan with CALTRANS Hwy Plan with Roadway Cross SectionRoadway Cross Section

BMPs: BMPs:

4’ Wide Medians4’ Wide Medians

10’ Wide Shoulders10’ Wide Shoulders

Bluff Slopes AwayBluff Slopes Awayfrom Pavementfrom Pavement

Field ExamplesField Examples

Use of Drought Tolerant Use of Drought Tolerant Native Vegetation in Native Vegetation in Medians & ShouldersMedians & Shoulders

Wide Landscaped MeridianWide Landscaped Meridian

Result:Result:Can be Cleaner more Scenic RoadwaysCan be Cleaner more Scenic Roadways

September 21, 2009 (by email attachment) Randy Deshazo, Principal Planner AMBAG PO Box 809 Marina, CA 93933 Re: Scope of 2010 Supplemental EIR for the 2010 Monterey Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Plan and 2010 Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Plan Dear Randy Deshazo: Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the scope of the SEIR referenced above. An Important Change Since the 2005 RTP, MTP, and EIR Scientific and societal understanding of climate change concerns has grown. The contributing role of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) is in the forefront, and new California laws have been adopted in an attempt to address this gigantic problem. The climate science community is telling us there is no time to waste in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The requirements of the California Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006 (AB 32) and Steinberg’s Senate Bill 375 also make clear the general direction of reducing GHG, including reducing to 1990 levels by 2020. We believe that although the California Air Resources Board is not scheduled to finalize regional GHG reduction targets until September 2010, that year-off date should not be used as a justification for not making significant GHG-reduction progress in present transportation plans and related CEQA analysis. The 2010 SEIR must be pro-active in this matter. The SEIR should be prepared consistent with California’s Draft CEQA Guideline Amendments for Greenhouse Gas Emissions, particularly since those recent CEQA Guideline amendments are anticipated to be formalized in a few months, before the SEIR process is completed. Regional Role of the Program EIR The current SEIR, as a program-level EIR, is an appropriate place to analyze cumulative, regional GHG emissions from transportation systems, including proposed future projects/programs and

GHG-reducing alternative projects/programs. Consideration of Alternatives The SEIR should introduce consideration of genuine programmatic alternative(s), in which major-dollar highway capacity expansion investments are largely shifted to transportation projects which aim to most cost-effectively reduce GHG while providing for modal shifts away from high-GHG single occupant motor vehicles. It is not sufficient to mention and discard a “No Project/No Build” alternative, and then consider as the other alternatives, various levels of funding of a single concept, i.e. primarily more automotive infrastructure and maintenance of same. The “No Project” alternative should not be set up as the only alternative to highway construction. “No Build” may be an easily knocked down Straw Man alternative, set up and then handily rejected for not addressing traffic congestion or other concerns. It is also not good science to limit or warp the transportation modeling until it yields GHG “OK” results for adding highway lanes (the Caltrans “improved highway efficiency” theory in which there is never induced traffic, no long range outcome, and so on), when for the same major investments in alternate modes, real GHG reductions could be planned for. What genuine transportation plan alternative, requiring major investments to shift to non-automotive transportation, will reduce GHG to 1990 levels by the year 2020, as required by state law? How will the SEIR meet the CEQA requirement to consider real alternatives? If the transportation agencies have failed to develop strong GHG-reduction planning, this big-picture SEIR should point to the in-depth development of such plans. The SEIR should analyze at least several conceptual alternatives and the qualitative comparisons that follow, with quantitative comparisons as feasible. We note that a previous Environmental Screening Technical Report for the Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission’s 1998 MTIS Major Transportation Investment Study found widening Highway 1 for HOV lanes would result in an increase in fuel consumption, while three of the studied build alternatives would result in a decrease in fuel consumption. “Fuel consumption” is a fair stand-in for GHG emissions. Will the SEIR look into environmentally superior alternatives as called for by CEQA? The SEIR should not serve as an EIRS (Environmental Impact Rubber Stamp) on regional transportation agencies’ proposed transportation plans that fail to cost-effectively tackle climate change and GHG head-on. Sincerely,

Peter Scott Jack Nelson Paul Elerick Co-Chair, CFST CFST Member Co-Chair, CFST (831) 423-0796 (831) 429-6149 (831) 688-2304 cc: Commissioners, Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission

From: Mary Ann Matthews [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Monday, September 21, 2009 10:17 PM To: Randy Deshazo

Subject: 2010 Monterey County Regional Transportation Plan SEIR

Mr. Randy Deshazo Principal Planner, AMBAG PO Box 809 Marina, CA Dear Mr. Deshazo: The Monterey Bay Chapter of the California Native Plant Society has just learned that AMBAG is seeking scoping comments for the SEIR for the 2010 Monterey County Regional Transportation Plan. We ask that you include these brief comments in your consideration of the issues to be covered in the SEIR. For many years our chapter has sought to minimize the removal of native plants in highway construction, to encourage the use of appropriate native plants in highway-right-of-way landscaping projects, to avoid landscaping with invasive non-natives, and to remove invasive non-native plants when they threaten to take over existing landscaping. We ask, therefore, that drought-tolerant native plants be specified for landscaping purposes wherever possible. This provision can help mitigate the loss of plants to construction, replace lost habitat, benefit native insects, birds, and mammals, help reduce erosion, save water, and improve roadside esthetics and thus attractiveness to visitors. Because of the greatly increased interest in landscaping with native plants resulting in part from recent drought conditions, many more nurseries now carry these plants; so they are much more readily available than they were just a few years ago. Once this provision is included in the SEIR, our chapter will be happy to provide additional information about appropriate plants, bearing in mind that selections always be as site-specific as possible. Thank you very much for your consideration of these comments. Sincerely yours, Mary Ann Matthews, Conservation Chair Monterey Bay Chapter, CNPS

APPENDIX B

FINANCIALLY CONSTRAINED ACTION ELEMENT PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS

MONTEREY COUNTY 2010 PROJECT LIST

Monterey County Constrained (Funded) Project List All figures in '000s (thousands of dollars)

RTP Id Agency Project Title Project Description Con. Uncon. Total Conf. Mode TCM

AMB001 AMBAG Regional Transportation Model Update Periodically update regional forecast model $500 $0 $500

AMB002 AMBAG Ridesharing Provide ridesharing services $5,778 $0 $5,778 O

CAR001 Carmel San Carlos Streetscaping Install streetscaping $155 $0 $155 BP Yes

CAR004 Carmel Bike Kiosks Install bike kiosks at entrance points to the city $13 $0 $13

CAR005 Carmel

Carmel to Pebble Beach Bike/Ped

Facility Construct Class I or Class II bike facility $86 $0 $86

CAR006 Carmel Rio Road parking facility

Construct Rio Road off site parking facility w/jitney pick up

station $20 $0 $20 P

CAR011 Carmel 5th Ave Rehabilitation Repave and sidewalk repairs $110 $0 $110 M

CT002 Caltrans SR 68 - Traffic Monitor/Driver Info ITS: sensors, counters, CMS $260 $0 $260 TF

CT004 Caltrans SR 1 - Big Sur Pitkin's Curve Curve Realignment $49,881 $0 $49,881 M

CT005 Caltrans SR 1 - Big Sur Vista Pt Install Ecological Plaques $6 $0 $6 O

CT008 Caltrans SR 1 - Salinas Rd Interchange

Build a new interchange at Highway 1 and Salinas Road and add

frontage roads to improve local circulation. $29,178 $0 $29,178 Yes VF

CT011 Caltrans SR 68 - Commuter Improvements

Widen SR 68 from existing 4 lane section west to Corral De

Tierra $24,000 $0 $24,000 Yes TF

CT014 Caltrans US 101 - Airport Blvd. I/C East

Reconstruct interchange on the eastern portion of US

101/Airport Boulevard. $21,208 $0 $21,208 Yes VF

CT017 Caltrans

US 101 Improvements through Salinas

(Salinas Impact Fee)

Analyze Salinas General Plan buildout traffic along the US 101

corridor through Salinas, determine mainline improvements to

address long term needs and construct improvements. $5,495 $0 $5,495 Yes VF

CT020 Caltrans US 101 - San Juan Road Interchange

Remove three intersections and construct new Interchange on

US 101 near San Juan Road and the Red Barn. $90,600 $0 $90,600 Yes VF

CT024 Caltrans State Highway Safety and Rehab.

Unspecified State Highway Operation and Protection Program

(SHOPP) projects & maintainance $916,838 $0 $916,838 M

CT025 Caltrans US 101 Prunedale Improvement Project

Construct major improvements along US 101 from Boronda

Road to Echo Valley Road. Construct Interchanges and reroute

to nearby local roads to coordinate with operational

improvements. $181,565 $0 $181,565 Yes VF

DRO001

Del Rey

Oaks Carlton Drive Resurfacing Resurface Carlton Drive $99 $0 $99 O

DRO002

Del Rey

Oaks Work Avenue Resurfacing Resurface street $55 $0 $55 M

DRO003

Del Rey

Oaks S. Boundary Road Upgrade

Upgrade to a 2 lane arterial along existing alignment from

General Jim Moore Boulevard to York Road $2,687 $0 $2,687

GON001 Gonzales 5th Street - Fano Road Install signal improvements $270 $0 $270

GON002 Gonzales 5th Street - US 101 #ST-02 Signal Installation/Improvements at ramps $600 $0 $600

GON003 Gonzales Bike Lockers Install bike lockers $1 $0 $1

GON004 Gonzales Bike Racks Install Bike Racks $1 $0 $1

GON005 Gonzales Park and Ride Lot Construct Park and Ride Lot $100 $0 $100

GON006 Gonzales River Rd. Bike Lane Construct Class II Bike Lane $5 $0 $5 MM



GON007 Gonzales Winery - Alta St. Bike Signs Sign Class III Bike route $3 $0 $3 BP Yes

GON012 Gonzales US 101 5th St. Bridge Widening Widen 5th St. over US-101 $3,000 $0 $3,000 VF

GRN001 Greenfield Oak Avenue Pavement Overlay Overlay Street $276 $0 $276

GRN002 Greenfield Traffic Signal Installations Install traffic signals at: $0 $0 $0

GRN003 Greenfield Traffic Signal Installations Install traffic signals at: $350 $0 $350

GRN004 Greenfield Apple Avenue Bridge over US 101

Construct new bike/pedestrian bridge parallel to existing

overpass $1,548 $0 $1,548 BP Yes

GRN005 Greenfield Thorne Road Bridge over US 101

Construct new bike/pedestrian bridge parallel to existing

overpass $1,548 $0 $1,548 P

GRN006 Greenfield 12th St. Bike Lanes Construct Class II Bike lanes $1 $0 $1 BP Yes

GRN007 Greenfield 13th St. Bike Lanes Construct Class II Bike Lanes $1 $0 $1 BP Yes

GRN008 Greenfield 2nd Ave. Bike Lanes Construct Class II Bike Lanes $1 $0 $1 BP Yes

GRN009 Greenfield 3rd St. Bike Lanes Construct Class II Bike Lanes $1 $0 $1 BP Yes

GRN010 Greenfield 7th St. Bike Lanes Construct Class III Bike Lanes $1 $0 $1 BP Yes

GRN011 Greenfield El Camino Real Exit Bike Lane Construct Class III Bike Lane $1 $0 $1 BP Yes

GRN012 Greenfield Elm Ave. Bike Lanes Construct Class II Bike Lanes $1 $0 $1 BP Yes

GRN013 Greenfield Pine Ave. Bike Lanes Construct Class II $1 $0 $1 BP Yes

GRN014 Greenfield Walnut Ave. Bike Lanes Construct Class II Bike Lane $1 $0 $1 BP Yes

GRN015 Greenfield El Camino Real

Provide left turn pockets, median improvements incl.

Landscaping $0 $0 $0 VF

GRN017 Greenfield Oak Road Bridge over US 101 Remove and replace existing Oak Avenue bridge $30,000 $0 $30,000 Yes VF

GRN018 Greenfield

Thorne Road roadway realignment at US

101 Realign Thorn Road and add traffic signal $5,300 $0 $5,300 Yes VF

GRN021 Greenfield City-wide Street Rehabilitation Seal coat all City Streets $650 $0 $650

GRN023 Greenfield Pine Avenue Overcrossing at US-101 Construct new bridge over US-101 to improve E-W traffic flow $4,000 $0 $4,000 Yes VF

KCY001 King City Railroad Grade Separation Construct RR Grade Separation and close one at-grade crossing $10,000 $0 $10,000 TF

KCY002 King City First Street and Bridge Rehabilitation Rehabilitation of First Street and Bridge on First Street $2,800 $0 $2,800

KCY003 King City South Second Street Reconstruction Reconstruct street $239 $0 $239

KCY004 King City Airport Rd Widening Add turn median $1,500 $0 $1,500

KCY005 King City

Jane Street railroad crossing

inprovements Reconstruct railroad crossing $1,000 $0 $1,000 TF

KCY006 King City Broadway Interchange at US-101 Install dual on and off ramps $12,000 $0 $12,000

KCY007 King City Broadway Street widening Widen and reconstruct sidewalk and roadway $2,000 $0 $2,000 M

KCY008 King City Broadway Street Improvements Reconstruct sidewalk and roadway $1,200 $0 $1,200 M

KCY010 King City San Antonio Rd - Bitterwater Rd Install signal improvements $300 $0 $300 TF

KCY011 King City Airport Rd. Bike Lane Sign Class III $1 $0 $1 BP Yes

KCY012 King City Metz Rd. Bike Lane Stripe Class II, restripe roadway $100 $0 $100 BP Yes

KCY014 King City San Antonio Rd extension

Complete perimeter Rd loop including bridge over San Lorenzo

Creek $27,000 $0 $27,000 VF

KCY09 King City San Antonio Rd - Metz Rd Install signal improvements $300 $0 $300 TF



MAA002

Marina

Airport Airport Land Use Plan Update Airport Land Use Plan $150 $0 $150 A

MAA005

Marina

Airport Comprehensive Land Use Plan Update Plan $35 $0 $35 A

MAA006

Marina

Airport Environmental Assessment

Conduct Environmental assessment for construction

improvements $150 $0 $150 A

MAA007

Marina

Airport Exhibit "A" Update Update Exhibit "A" $3 $0 $3 A

MAA013

Marina

Airport Runway Ends Reconstruct Runway Ends $516 $0 $516 A

MAA018

Marina

Airport Segmented circle and windsock Relocate segmented circle and wind sock $70 $0 $70 A

MAA020

Marina

Airport

Taxiway A, B, C, D Lighting and Signage

Improvements

Construct Taxiway A, B, C, D Lighting and Signage

Improvements $814 $0 $814 A

MAA021

Marina

Airport Taxiway A, B, D, D overlay and markings Install Taxiway A, B, D, D overlay and markings $680 $0 $680 A

MAA025

Marina

Airport West T-Hangar Drainage Improvements Drainage Improvements (west T-Hangars) $80 $0 $80 A

MAR001 Marina Abdy Way, Cardoza to Healy Construct new sidewalk and pavement $300 $0 $300 M

MAR003 Marina California Ave rehab Construct new sidewalk and pavement $600 $0 $600 TF

MAR019 Marina California Avenue Reconstruct roadway $0 $0 $0 MM

MAR020 Marina Imjin Parkway - 3rd Avenue Signal Install new traffic signal $250 $0 $250 R

MAR021 Marina 2nd Ave - 3rd St Install new traffic signal $250 $0 $250 Yes VF

MAR022 Marina 2nd Ave - 8th St Install new traffic signal $250 $0 $250 Yes VF

MAR023 Marina 2nd Ave - 10th St Install new traffic signal $250 $0 $250 Yes VF

MAR025 Marina California Ave - Reservation Rd Install new traffic signal $250 $0 $250 TF

MAR027 Marina California Ave - Reindollar Install new traffic signal $250 $0 $250 TF

MAR028 Marina California Extension - 8th Ave Install new traffic signal $250 $0 $250 TF

MAR037 Marina Crescent Ave Bike Lanes, Sidewalk Construct missing sidewalk and bike lanes $1,000 $0 $1,000 BP Yes

MAR054 Marina 8th Street Upgrade/construct 2-lane arterial (FORA CIP FO5) $5,441 $0 $5,441 BP Yes

MAR055 Marina Abrams Road Construct a new 2-lane arterial (FORA CIP FO2) $952 $0 $952 M

MAR056 Marina Crescent Avenue Extension to Abrams

Extend existing Crescent Court southerly to join proposed

Abrams Drive on the former Fort Ord (FORA CIP off-site 8) $1,137 $0 $1,137 VF

MAR057 Marina Salinas Avenue Construct new 2 lane arterial (FORA CIP FO11) $3,809 $0 $3,809 Yes VF

MAR058 Marina 2nd Avenue Phase 2 Construct new arterial road (FORA CIP FO8) $2,000 $0 $2,000 Yes VF

MAR059 Marina 2nd Avenue Phase 3 Construct new arterial road (FORA CIP FO8) $2,000 $0 $2,000 Yes VF

MAR063 Marina Del Monte Blvd. widening Widen to 4 lanes $5,000 $0 $5,000 VF

MAR064 Marina Imjin Parkway full widening Widen from 4 lanes to 6 lanes and construct turning lanes $5,000 $0 $5,000 Yes VF

MDR001

Mesa Del

Rey Airport Airport Master Plan Update Airport Master Plan $35 $0 $35 A

MDR002

Mesa Del

Rey Airport East apron drainage system Install east apron drainage system $175 $0 $175 A



MDR003

Mesa Del

Rey Airport East apron overlay Overlay east apron $200 $0 $200 A

MDR004

Mesa Del

Rey Airport Overlay east TW Overlay east TW $150 $0 $150 A

MDR005

Mesa Del

Rey Airport Overlay Runway Overlay Runway $500 $0 $500 A

MDR006

Mesa Del

Rey Airport Pave tie down apron area Pave tie down apron area $250 $0 $250 A

MDR007

Mesa Del

Rey Airport Pavement management Pavement Maintenance Management Program $10 $0 $10 A

MDR008

Mesa Del

Rey Airport Lighting and Fencing Replace Rotating Beacon Light $400 $0 $400 A

MDR009

Mesa Del

Rey Airport Service Road, Clear Zone Construct airport service road; acquire clear zone $90 $0 $90 A

MPA001

Monterey

Pen Airport 10L28R Runway Extension BA/EA Conduct environmental assessment for 10L28R extension $500 $0 $500 A

MPA003

Monterey

Pen Airport 28L service road - BA/EA Conduct environmental assessment for 28L service road $375 $0 $375 A

MPA005

Monterey

Pen Airport Airport Road extension Phase II Airport Road extension, phase 2 connection to SR 218 $1,000 $0 $1,000 A

MPA012

Monterey

Pen Airport Garden Rd. property acquisition Acquire Garden Rd. property for airport offices and parking $4,000 $0 $4,000 A

MPA013

Monterey

Pen Airport Maintenance Department Improve and Expand maintenance department $400 $0 $400 A

MPA014

Monterey

Pen Airport North airport road extension BA/EA

Conduct environmental assessment for north airport road

extension $375 $0 $375 A

MPA015

Monterey

Pen Airport On-Airport Road Projects CEQA process for 3 on-airport road projects $300 $0 $300 A

MPA017

Monterey

Pen Airport Parking lot #3 expansion

Expand parking lot #3 and overflow and employee parking

expansion area $250 $0 $250 A

MPA018

Monterey

Pen Airport Passenger lift Install passenger lift $350 $0 $350 A

MPA028

Monterey

Pen Airport Sky Park - Fred Kane Drive connection

Construct new road connecting Sky Park Drive to Fred Kane

Drive $1,000 $0 $1,000 A

MPA034

Monterey

Pen Airport Terminal Elevator Install elevator to upper mezzanine $300 $0 $300 A

MPA038

Monterey

Pen Airport Terminal Painting Paint terminal interior and exterior $100 $0 $100 A

MPA039

Monterey

Pen Airport Terminal Modernization Renovate terminal $4,300 $0 $4,300 A

MPA041

Monterey

Pen Airport

Terminal Road Circulation

Improvements

Construct Road Circulation improvements to Terminal Entrance

and road $1,000 $0 $1,000 A



MPA043

Monterey

Pen Airport Vegetation/wildlife management plan Create vegetation/wildlife management plan $150 $0 $150 A

MPA045

Monterey

Pen Airport Residential Soundproofing Phase 8 Insulate residential soundproofing, Phase 8 $2,000 $0 $2,000 A

MPA046

Monterey


MPA047

Monterey


MPA048

Monterey


MPA049

Monterey

Pen Airport

Land Acquisition Environmental

Mitigation Acquire off airport property for environmental mitigation $3,000 $0 $3,000 A

MPA050

Monterey

Pen Airport New Terminal Building Construct new terminal building east of the existing terminal $8,000 $0 $8,000 A

MRY002 Monterey

Sloat - Mark Thomas intersection

improvements New left turn lane and intersection improvements $700 $0 $700 TF

MRY003 Monterey Citywide Street Overlay (Phases 1-13) Street overlay program phases 1-13 $20,000 $0 $20,000 MM

MRY004 Monterey

Citywide Street Reconstruction (Phases 1

and 2) Street Reconstruction (Phases 1 and 2) $10,000 $0 $10,000 MM

MRY005 Monterey

Citywide Street Panel Replacement

(Phases 1 and 2) Street Panel Replacement (Phases 1 and 2) $10,000 $0 $10,000

MRY007 Monterey Del Monte - Washington Improvements

Construct pedestrian bridge over Del Monte and traffic signal

improvements $4,000 $0 $4,000 TF

MRY009 Monterey Mar Vista and Soledad Storm Drains Extend storm drains to Mar Vista and Soledad $774 $0 $774 MM

MRY010 Monterey

Fremont - Aguajito Intersection

Improvements

Widen north leg for left turn pocket; modify signal to 8-phase

operations; provide median landscaping $800 $0 $800 TF

MRY011 Monterey

North Fremont Intersection

Improvements and Class II Bikeway

Reconstruct intersections, realign roadways, install signals and

install Class II bikeway $3,800 $0 $3,800 TF

MRY012 Monterey Downtown signal ITS Install new signal boxes and opticom signal detectors $500 $0 $500

MRY014 Monterey Pacific Street Bike/ped and traffic flow improvements $1,500 $0 $1,500 BP Yes

MRY015 Monterey Recreation Trail Improvements Widening and rehabilitation of recreation trail $10,000 $0 $10,000 BP Yes

MRY016 Monterey Window on the Bay New bikeway and pedestrian facilities $7,000 $0 $7,000 BP Yes

MRY020 Monterey Munras Abrego - Webster Improvements

Widen roadway from 36' to 48' curb to curb w/improvements

on both sides of road $650 $0 $650 VF

MRY021 Monterey York Road Improvements

Road rehabilitation, widening, bikelanes and signal installations

and modification $6,000 $0 $6,000 Yes VF

MRY022 Monterey Multi-modal WAVE ITS

Install advanced traveler info kiosks and related equipment in

four buses $670 $0 $670 TDM Yes

MST003 MST Bus Station/Stops Build/Maintain customer-used bus facilities $52,000 $0 $52,000 T Yes

MST006 MST Preventative Maintenance Any maintenance cost related to vehicles and facilities. $77,000 $0 $77,000 T Yes

MST009 MST Frank J. Lichtanski Operations Center

Build new facility to consolidate MST's maintenance, operations

and administrative functions in a single location. $129,000 $0 $129,000 T Yes

MYC018 County San Juan Rd Safety Improvement Roadway safety improvements. $406 $0 $406



MYC019 County

Blackie Rd Safety Improvements - Phase

II Roadway safety improvements. $1,000 $0 $1,000

MYC021 County Countywide Guardrails

Extend, replace, or install a total of 8,856 ft at eight (8) different

locations in Monterey County. $739 $0 $739

MYC023 County

CVMP - Carmel Valley Road

Channelization Channelization Improvements $332 $0 $332

MYC024 County

CVMP - Laureles Grade Shoulder

Addition Shoulder Improvements $6,925 $0 $6,925

MYC025 County CVMP - Laureles Grade Climbing Lane Climbing Lanes $15,578 $0 $15,578

MYC026 County

CVMP - Left-Turn Channelization - W of

Ford Drive Left-Turn Channelization $476 $0 $476

MYC027 County

CVMP - Sight Distance Improvements at

Dorris Sight Distance Improvements $3,184 $0 $3,184

MYC028 County

CVMP - Carmel Valley Road btwn

Laureles Grade and Ford Shoulder

Widening Shoulder Widening $4,948 $0 $4,948

MYC029 County

CVMP - Laureles Grade Paved Turnouts

and Signs Paved Turnouts and Signs $184 $0 $184

MYC030 County

CVMP - Grade Separation at Laurels

Grade/Carmel Valley Road Grade Separation $281 $0 $281

MYC031 County

CVMP - Carmel Valley Road Passing

Lanes (Front of September Ranch) Passing Lanes in front of September Ranch $9,717 $0 $9,717

MYC032 County

CVMP - Carmel Valley Passing Lanes

(opposite Garland Park) Passing Lanes opposite Garland Park $5,639 $0 $5,639

MYC033 County

CVMP - Carmel Valley Road Passing

Lanes (Seg 6 & 7) Passing Lanes along Segments 6 & 7 $1,640 $0 $1,640

MYC044

RDA/

County

SR 1 - SR 183 Merritt Street/Artichoke

Ave Improvements (Phase I) Intersection improvements $7,000 $0 $7,000

MYC047

RDA/

County

Boronda Rd - Calle Del Adobe

Intersection Improvements Intersection Improvements $92 $0 $92

MYC049 County

Carmel Valley Rd at Boronda Rd

Intersection Intersection improvements $1,019 $0 $1,019

MYC050 County CVMP - Minor Interchanges Minor Interchanges $5,332 $0 $5,332

MYC051 County

CVMP - Laureles Grade at Carmel Valley

Road Signalization or Widening Install Signal or Widen (prior to Grade Separation) $7,890 $0 $7,890

MYC058 County

Castroville RR Crossing

Bicycle/Pedestrian Path Install a Class I bike/ped under crossing $6,000 $0 $6,000

MYC059 County Cooper Road Install Class III bikeway $0 $0 $0

MYC060 County Nashua Road Install Class III bikeway $0 $0 $0



MYC080 County

Moss Landing Bike Lanes, Storm Drain,

and Street Improvements Install Class II Bicycle Lanes $1,168 $0 $1,168

MYC114 County CVMP - Class II Bike Lanes Install Class II Bike Lanes $26 $0 $26

MYC115 County Eastside Road Construct new 2-lane arterial (FORA CIP FO13) $15,718 $0 $15,718

MYC116 County Inter-Garrison Road Upgrade to 2-lane arterial (FORA CIP FO6) $4,824 $0 $4,824

MYC121 County

Thorne Road Bridge at Arroyo Seco

Bridge Replace existing low-level crossing with a high-level bridge. $8,500 $0 $8,500

MYC123 County Natividad Rd widening Widen to 4 lanes $1,800 $0 $1,800

MYC129 County

Marina - Salinas Corridor - A (Regional

Fee - Greater Salinas)

Widen Davis Rd to Four Lanes from Blanco Rd to Reservation

Rd. Widen Reservation Rd to Four Lanes from Davis Rd to

Existing Four Lane Section Adjacent to East Garrison. $66,164 $0 $66,164

MYC130 County SR 68 at San Benancio Road Install two-left turn lanes and widen San Benancio bridge. $4,284 $0 $4,284

MYC131 County SR 68 at Corral de Tierra Road

Install dual left turn lanes on westbound Hwy 68, add a merge

lane on southbound Corral de Tierra, add right-turn lane on

northbound Corral de Tierra. $2,420 $0 $2,420

MYC133 County Peach Tree Rd Bridge #412 Replacement

Replace current structure with two-lane approx. 75' long by

approx. 16' wide bridge with associated approach work and right-

of-way. $2,484 $0 $2,484

MYC135 County Lonoak Rd Bridge #402 Replacement Bridge replacement. $3,215 $0 $3,215

PGV002

Pacific

Grove Lighthouse Ave. Resurfacing Resurface Street $500 $0 $500 M

PGV003

Pacific

Grove SR 68 - Bishop to Sunset

Mobility Improvements including sidewalks, lighting,

landscaping, and roadways overlay $10,502 $0 $10,502 M

PGV004

Pacific

Grove Eardley - Central Ave. Signal installation Install new signal $250 $0 $250

PGV005

Pacific

Grove Congress Ave. Sidewalks Construct curb, gutter, and sidewalks $350 $0 $350 BP Yes

PGV006

Pacific

Grove Patterson Lane Sidewalks Install Sidewalk, curb, and gutter $200 $0 $200 BP Yes

PGV011

Pacific

Grove Repair failing sections of recreational trail On Pacific Grove's Rec Trail near Lovers' Point $1,000 $0 $1,000

RWD001 Regionwide Roadway Maintenance

Maintenance and operations for state highways and local streets

and roads $950,000 $0 $950,000 M

SAP002

Salinas

Airport Miscellaneous

Placement of reflectors, directional signs, various locations on

airport $52 $0 $52 A

SAP003

Salinas

Airport Avigation Easement Acquisition; RPZ

Acquisition of avigation easements for Rwy 8, Rwy13 Runway

Protection Zones $30 $0 $30 A

SAP004

Salinas

Airport T-Hangar Taxiways (Phase I) Engineering for new taxiways-East Area $300 $0 $300 A



SAP005

Salinas

Airport

North -Hangar Twy Reconstruction

(Phase I)

Engineering for reconstruction of all taxiways in the North Area

of the Airport $47 $0 $47 A

SAP006

Salinas

Airport

North T-Hangar Utilities Reconstruction

(Phase I)

Engineering for replacement of water, sewer, storm water

facilities in the North Area of the Airport $25 $0 $25 A

SAP007

Salinas

Airport

Airport Gate/Fencing Upgrades (Phase

II)

Engineering for four emergency generators for airport access

gates $36 $0 $36 A

SAP008

Salinas

Airport

North T-Hangar Taxiway Reconstruction

(Phase II)

Reconstruction of all taxiways in Airport North Area

(construction) $203 $0 $203 A

SAP009

Salinas

Airport

North T-Hangar Utilities Reconstruction

(Phase II)

Reconstruct North T-Hangar water, sewer, storm water facilities

(construction) $120 $0 $120 A

SAP010

Salinas

Airport

Airport Gate/Fencing Upgrades (Phase

III)

Construction of additional emergency generators for airport

access gates $163 $0 $163 A

SCY002 Sand City Contra Costra Realignment Realign Contra Costa to at Del Monte $500 $0 $500 TF

SCY003 Sand City California - Playa Signal Install new traffic signal $225 $0 $225 TF

SCY003 Sand City Tioga widening Widen Tioga at Del Monte $600 $0 $600 TF

SCY004 Sand City Bike Racks Install Bicycle racks and other conveniences improvements $20 $0 $20 BP Yes

SCY008 Sand City Class III bikeways Install Class III bikeway signage $15 $0 $15 BP Yes

SCY013 Sand City California Avenue Pavement Overlay Overlay street $156 $0 $156 S

SEA001 Seaside Broadway Ave Underground Utilities Underground Utilities $0 $0 $0

SEA002 Seaside Del Monte Boulevard Rehabilitation

Complete reconstruction of Del Monte Boulevard between

south City limits and Canyon Del Rey, digouts, overlay, ADA

ramps, cross gutters on Del Monte between Canyon Del Rey and

Broadway $0 $0 $0

SEA021 Seaside Eucalyptus Road Upgrade to 2-lane collector (FORA CIP FO12) $5,319 $0 $5,319 Yes VF

SEA022 Seaside General Jim Moore Blvd.

Widen from 2 lanes to 4 lanes from Normandy to South

Boundary Road (FORA CIP FO9) $14,093 $0 $14,093 Yes VF

SEA023 Seaside Gigling Roadway Improvements

Upgrade/construct new 4 lane arterial from General Jim Moore

Boulevard easterly to Eastside Road $6,775 $0 $6,775

SNS003 Salinas Davis Road (North) Landscaping Install Landscaping on (North) Davis Road $195 $0 $195 M

SNS004 Salinas East Salinas, reconstruct streets Reconstruct various streets in East Salinas $1,740 $0 $1,740 M

SNS005 Salinas

Harkins Rd., Salinas Road Xing

Improvements Construct at-grade improvements at RR Crossings $290 $0 $290 MM

SNS006 Salinas Martella and Preston Streets Reconstruction of deteriorated streets $650 $0 $650 M

SNS007 Salinas Natividad - Laurel Intersection Widen intersection to add one right turn lane $490 $0 $490 TF

SNS009 Salinas Alisal Street Improvements Add left turn channelizations at major intersections $33 $0 $33

SNS010 Salinas John Street Improvements Add left turn channelization and eliminate on street parking $766 $0 $766 Yes VF

SNS012 Salinas

San Juan Grade - Russell Rd intersection

improvements Install Signal $371 $0 $371 TF

SNS013 Salinas

San Juan Grade - Boronda Rd

intersection improvements Install signal $737 $0 $737 TF

SNS014 Salinas

Boronda Rd - Natividad Rd intersection




SNS015 Salinas

Boronda Rd -East Constitution

intersection improvements Install Signal $546 $0 $546

SNS016 Salinas

Boronda Rd - Sanborn Rd intersection


SNS017 Salinas

Boronda Rd - Williams Rd intersection


SNS018 Salinas

Natividad Rd - Russell Rd intersection


SNS019 Salinas

Sanborn Rd - Alisal Street intersection


SNS022 Salinas ADA Access Ramp Installations

Install ADA access ramp locations throughout city, annual

project $4,800 $0 $4,800 BP Yes

SNS024 Salinas Alvin Drive Bike Lanes Install bike lanes along Alvin between McKinnon and Natividad $86 $0 $86 BP Yes

SNS025 Salinas Bridge Street Bike Lanes Install bike lanes along entire length of Bridge Street $419 $0 $419 BP Yes

SNS026 Salinas Davis Road Bike Lanes Install bike lanes from Central to Blanco Road $500 $0 $500 BP Yes

SNS027 Salinas Davis Road Bike Path Install .57 mile bike path $350 $0 $350 BP Yes

SNS032 Salinas

Calle Del Adobe / West Laurel Dr Bike

lanes Install Class II Bike lanes $156 $0 $156 BP Yes

SNS033 Salinas Carr Lake Bikeways Construct Class I and Class II Bikeways $5,000 $0 $5,000 BP Yes

SNS034 Salinas

East Alisal St (Future St) and Freedom

Parkway (Future St) Bike lanes Install Class II Bike lanes $0 $0 $0 BP Yes

SNS035 Salinas John Street Class III Bikeway Install Class III bikeway signage $5 $0 $5 BP Yes

SNS036 Salinas

N Maderia / Saint Edwards Ave Class III

Bikeway Install Class III bikeway signage $5 $0 $5 BP Yes

SNS038 Salinas Natividad Creek Bike Path Install new bike path $680 $0 $680 BP Yes

SNS040 Salinas Russell Rd Class II Bike lanes Install Class II Bike lanes $155 $0 $155 BP Yes

SNS041 Salinas San Juan Grade Class II Bike lanes Install Class II Bike lanes $230 $0 $230 BP Yes

SNS045 Salinas Airport Boulevard Improvements

Widen Airport Blvd. From Elks Lodge to US 101 and extend

bike lanes $245 $0 $245 Yes VF

SNS046 Salinas

Alvin Drive - SR101 overpass/underpass

and Bypass Construct overpass/underpass and 4 lane street structure $14,000 $0 $14,000 Yes VF

SNS048 Salinas

Boronda - Main Intersection

Improvements

Construct intersection improvements and widen road by 12' for

200' $231 $0 $231 MM Yes

SNS049 Salinas Boronda Rd. Widening Widen to 6 lanes from San Juan Grade Rd to Williams Rd. $15,671 $0 $15,671 Yes MM Yes

SNS050 Salinas Boronda Road Widening Widen to 6 lanes from San Juan Grade Rd. to Natividad Rd. $6,000 $0 $6,000 Yes VF

SNS051 Salinas Elvee Drive

Construct 44' wide culvert and extend two lanes between Work

to Elvee $1,407 $0 $1,407 MM

SNS053 Salinas Laurel Drive West Widening Widen from 2 lanes to 4 lanes from N Main Street to Adam St $1,687 $0 $1,687 Yes VF



SNS055 Salinas Main Street (North) Widening Widen to 6 lanes from Market to Casentini $5,520 $0 $5,520 Yes VF

SNS058 Salinas Romie Lane Widening

Widen from 2 lanes to 4 lanes between S. Main to East of

California Street $1,218 $0 $1,218 VF

SNS059 Salinas Russell Rd Widening Widen Street from US 101 to San Juan Grade Rd $1,700 $0 $1,700 Yes VF

SNS061 Salinas San Juan Grade Widening Widen from 2 to 4 lanes $3,821 $0 $3,821 Yes VF

SNS065 Salinas Williams Road Widening Widen from 2 to 4 lanes $4,473 $0 $4,473 Yes VF

SNS066 Salinas Russell Road Extension Extend 4 lane arterial $17,557 $0 $17,557 TF

SNS067 Salinas San Juan - Natividad Collector Construct an east - west 2 lane collector roadway $3,635 $0 $3,635 VF

SNS068 Salinas Independence Boulevard Extension Extend as 2 lane collector $1,374 $0 $1,374 S

SNS070 Salinas Constitution Boulevard Extension Construct 4 lane street $9,556 $0 $9,556 Yes VF

SNS071 Salinas Sanborn Road Extension Construct 4 lane arterial $6,895 $0 $6,895 Yes VF

SNS072 Salinas Williams Russell Collector Construct new north - south connection $8,115 $0 $8,115 Yes VF

SNS073 Salinas Alisal Street Extension Extend as 2 lane collector street with bike lanes $5,119 $0 $5,119 VF

SNS074 Salinas Moffett Street Extension Extend as 4 lane collector $3,336 $0 $3,336 Yes VF

SNS075 Salinas Rossi Street Widening Widen to 4 Lanes $1,231 $0 $1,231 Yes VF

SNS076 Salinas Bernal Drive Extension Extend as 4 lane arterial $6,976 $0 $6,976 Yes VF

SNS077 Salinas Constitution Boulevard Extension Construct new 2 lane street $3,403 $0 $3,403 Yes MM Yes

SNS078 Salinas Williams Road Widening Widen from 3 to 4 lanes $2,975 $0 $2,975 Yes VF

SNS079 Salinas Alisal Street Widening Widen from 2 to 4 lanes $2,908 $0 $2,908 Yes VF

SNS080 Salinas Laurel Drive Widening

Widen to 6 lanes and add left turn channelization east of

Constitution $2,161 $0 $2,161 Yes VF

SNS081 Salinas McKinnon Street Extension Extend 2 lane collector $3,710 $0 $3,710 Yes VF

SNS082 Salinas MST Oldtown Salinas Trolley

Transit Enhancement-Fixed Route Streetcar demonstration

project. $426 $0 $426

SNS083 Salinas Salinas Freight Building Rehabilitation of Southern Pacific Freight Building $1,000 $0 $1,000

SNS084 Salinas Salinas ITC Station Improvements Upgrades to passenger terminal and freight buildings $1,200 $0 $1,200 R

SOL001 Soledad Market Street Extension Construct to 2 lanes $1,733 $0 $1,733

SOL002 Soledad San Vicente Road Extension Construct to 2 lanes $7,859 $0 $7,859

SOL003 Soledad Intersection Improvements Construct intersection, install signal $2,548 $0 $2,548


SOL005 Soledad Intersection Improvements Construct intersection, install signal/roundabout $2,883 $0 $2,883



SOL007 Soledad Street Resurfacing & Sidewalk Repair

Apply seal coats and resurface various local streets. Construct

missing sidewalk and handicap ramps. Replace broken sidewalk

and ramps. $3,000 $0 $3,000






SOL013 Soledad Intersection Improvements Construct intersection and install signal $324 $0 $324

SOL016 Soledad Intersection Improvements Install signal $500 $0 $500



SOL017 Soledad Intersection Improvements Install signal $1,000 $0 $1,000



SOL020 Soledad Bicycle Racks and Lockers Install Bicycle Racks and Lockers $35 $0 $35 BP Yes

SOL021 Soledad Pedestrian Lighting Construct pedestrian lighting along various City streets $900 $0 $900 BP Yes

SOL022 Soledad Soledad Multi-Modal Rail Station

Construct Soledad Multi-Modal Rail Station and Park and Ride

Lot along Coast Rail line (park and ride lot funded) $3,500 $0 $3,500

SOL023 Soledad

US 101- North Soledad Interechange

(Regional Fee - South County)

Modify North Soledad interchange on US 101 and construct

ramp improvements $19,959 $0 $19,959

SOL024 Soledad

US 101 - South Interchange (Regional

Fee - South County)

Modify South Soledad interchange on US 101 and construct

ramp improvements $21,467 $0 $21,467 Yes VF

SOL027 Soledad Front Street Extension Construct to 4 lanes $3,635 $0 $3,635 VF

SOL028 Soledad San Vicente Road Construct to 4 lanes $4,000 $0 $4,000 VF

SOL029 Soledad San Vicente Road Construct to 4 lanes $5,500 $0 $5,500

SOL030 Soledad Gabilan Drive Extension Construct to 4 lanes $10,045 $0 $10,045 BP Yes

SOL031 Soledad Gabilan Drive Extension Construct to 4 lanes $9,000 $0 $9,000 VF

SOL032 Soledad SR 146 Bypass Construct to 4 lanes $21,000 $0 $21,000 TF

SOL033 Soledad Front Street Extension Construct to 4 lanes $17,297 $0 $17,297 VF

SOL034 Soledad Orchard Lane Construct to 2 lanes $4,603 $0 $4,603

SOL035 Soledad Bryant Canyon Road (N-S) Construct to 4 lanes $9,814 $0 $9,814 VF

SOL036 Soledad Camphora Gloria Road Construct to 4 lanes $12,925 $0 $12,925 Yes TF

SOL037 Soledad New Collector 1 Construct to 2 lanes $7,250 $0 $7,250 VF

SOL038 Soledad New Arterial 1 Construct to 4 lanes $25,742 $0 $25,742 VF

SOL039 Soledad New Arterial 2 Construct to 2 lanes $3,203 $0 $3,203 Yes VF

SOL040 Soledad West Street Extension Construct to 4 lanes $28,128 $0 $28,128 VF

SOL041 Soledad Orchard Lane Extension Construct to 2 lanes $21,344 $0 $21,344 VF

SOL042 Soledad Crest Street Construct to 2 lanes $1,953 $0 $1,953 VF

SOL043 Soledad S Street Construct to 2 lanes $1,500 $0 $1,500 VF

SOL044 Soledad Frontage Road Construct to 4 lanes $18,000 $0 $18,000 VF

TAM002 TAMC Rural Planning

Funds for staff to oversee administration of funds and to

conduct planning activities $6,890 $0 $6,890 BP Yes

TAM003 TAMC Freeway Service Patrol

Annual Operating Costs for tow truck services on SR 1 (SR 68

west to Reservation Road) and US 101 (Boronda Rd. to San

Benito Co. Line) $4,420 $0 $4,420 O

TAM004 TAMC Project Monitoring

5% Planning, Programming, and Monitoring funds from the

STIP to monitor project delivery $13,000 $0 $13,000 TDM Yes

TAM005 TAMC SAFE Program Operations

Annual operating and maintenance costs for callbox program on

state highways $8,450 $0 $8,450

TAM007 TAMC Commuter Rail Operations

Operating Costs to run two round trips per day between Gilroy

and Salinas; to increase to four trips within 10 years $62,600 $0 $62,600 R

TAM011 TAMC

Monterey Branch Line stations and grade

crossing improvements

Construct new platform and stations. At-grade improvements

and signals along Monterey branch line road crossings.

Rehabilitate track for rail service $116,928 $0 $116,928 R



TAM013 TAMC Monterey Branch Line Vehicles

Purchase vehicles equipment for service between Monterey and

Castroville $32,800 $0 $32,800 R

TAM015 TAMC Commuter rail vehicles

Contribution to a plan for vehicle acquisition by the service

operator $8,800 $0 $8,800

TAM018 TAMC Commuter Rail Capital Improvements

Includes station, platform, rail yard, track and parking

improvements for the commuter rail extension to Salinas project $93,304 $0 $93,304

County

Carmel Valley Rd Overlay - Schulte Rd at

to Dorris Dr Overlay Carmel Valley Road from Schulte Road to Dorris Drive $1,100 $0 $1,100 M

Total Funding: $3,813,165 $0 $3,813,165

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY 2010 PROJECT LIST

Santa Cruz County Constrained (Funded) Project List All figures in '000s (thousands of dollars)


AIR-P01 Watsonville Airport

Lump Sum Watsonville Airport

Capital Projects

Projects from the Watsonville Airport Capital

Improvement Program. Includes new hangers,

reconstruction of aviation apron, security features, and

runway extensions. $26,500 $0 $26,500

AIR-P02 Watsonville Airport Watsonville Airport Operations Ongoing operations/maintenance. Average $2M/year. $50,000 $0 $50,000

CAP-P01 City of Capitola

Hwy 1/41st Avenue Interchange

Improvements

Widen Hwy 1 overpass to 3 lanes in each direction, bike

lanes, addition of stacking lanes to SB and NB off-ramps,

ramp improvements, ramp metering. Could be stand-alone

project ($4M), but currently expensed under larger Hwy

1/HOV project (RTC 24). $0 $0 $0

CAP-P04 City of Capitola Park Avenue Improvements

Installation of sidewalks and transit stop improvements

(Wesley Drive to Monterey Av.) $500 $0 $500


Monterey Avenue Multimodal

Improvements

Installation of sidewalks and bike lanes in area near school

and parks. $350 $0 $350


Clares Street Pedestrian Crossing west

of 40th Ave Construct signalized ped x-ing 0.20 miles west of 40th Ave. $500 $0 $500


Brommer Street Sidewalk and Bike

Lanes

Install sidewalk and bike lanes from 38th Avenue to 41st

Avenue. $250 $0 $250


McGregor Drive Park and Ride Lot

Improvements

Paving, lighting and drainage improvements at existing park

and ride lot. $300 $0 $300

CAP-P27 City of Capitola Wheelchair Access Ramps

Install wheelchair access/curb cut ramps on sidewalks

citywide. $25 $0 $25

CHP-P01

CHP - California

Highway Patrol Hwy 17 Safety Program

Continuation of existing Highway 17 Safety Program in

Santa Cruz County by California Highway Patrol at

$100/year. Includes public education and awareness, CHP

Patrol enhancement, pilot cars, electronic speed signs. $2,500 $0 $2,500

CHP-P02

CHP - California

Highway Patrol Traffic Management

Patrol of state route system and unincorporated roadways

aimed at minimizing traffic collisions and traffic delays; and

provide assistance to motorists. COST EST TBD. $0 $0 $0

CO 02 County of Santa Cruz

Graham Hill Road Improvements near

Roaring Camp

Widen shoulders, improve drainage, and add left turn

pocket at Roaring Camp. $5,000 $0 $5,000


Calabasas Rd widening, bike lanes and

sidewalks - Phase 2

Install bike lanes, curb, gutter and sidewalks on Calabasas

Road. $2,400 $0 $2,400


East Cliff Dr. Bike/Ped Path: 32nd-

41st

Construct bicycle and pedestrian pathway along East Cliff

Drive between 32nd Avenue and 41st Avenue. $1,000 $0 $1,000


State Park Drive/Seacliff Village

Improvements

Bike lanes, sidwalks, and bus turnouts on St. Park Dr,

sidewalks and roadway rehab in Seacliff core area,

consistent with the Seacliff Village Plan adopted by the $2,400 $0 $2,400



CO 42b County of Santa Cruz

Green Valley Rd Pedestrian Safety

Project

1800 ft 6-foot sidewalk with some curb and gutter on NW

side of Green Valley Rd from Airport Blvd to Amesti Rd. $375 $0 $375


Mt. Hermon Rd. Rehab: Zayante

Bridge to 1 mi. E of Graham Hill Roadway rehabilitation. $500 $0 $500

CO 50

County Health Service

Agency Community Traffic Safety Coalition

Ongoing education program to decrease the risk and

severity of collisions. Includes bicycle and pedestrian

program. $3,750 $0 $3,750


Corralitos Rd Left Turn Lane (Bradley

Elementary School)

1260 foot left turn lane at Bradley Elementary School to

improve traffic flow, especially during school drop off/pick

up periods and associated roadside improvements $650 $0 $650

CO 52 County of Santa Cruz Varni Rd Overlay and Drainage Roadway rehabilitation of approx. 0.85 miles. $1,080 $0 $1,080

CO 56 County of Santa Cruz Bear Creek Rd Overlay Road repairs - asphalt concrete overlay (14,049ft). $600 $0 $600

CO 57 County of Santa Cruz Soquel-San Jose Rd Overlay Road repairs: Asphalt concrete overlay (est. 3 miles) $760 $0 $760

CO 58 County of Santa Cruz Soquel Drive Overlay Road repairs: Asphalt concrete overlay. $805 $0 $805

CO 59 County of Santa Cruz Empire Grade Road Overlay Road repairs: Asphalt concrete overlay. $782 $0 $782

CO-P02 County of Santa Cruz

Airport Blvd Improvements (City

limits to Green Valley Rd)

Major rehab, addition of bike lanes, transit facilities, merge

lanes, intersection improvements, sidewalks, drainage, and

landscaping. $1,200 $0 $1,200


East Cliff Drive Improvements (41st

Ave to City limits)

Roadway rehab, add left turn pockets at 26th and 30th Ave,

fill gaps in bikeways and sidewalks, add transit turnouts,

intersection improvements. Some landscaping and

drainage improvements. $4,600 $0 $4,600


Paul Sweet Road Improvements

(Soquel Dr to end)

Major road rehab and maintenance. Also adds bike lanes,

sidewalks, landscaping. Drainage improvements, merge

lanes, and intersection improvements, and new transit

facilities may also be needed. $1,200 $0 $1,200

CO-P26p County of Santa Cruz

Mattison Ln Improvements

(Chanticleer Ave to Soquel Ave)

Roadway and roadside improvements including bike lanes,

sidewalks, transit turnouts, left turn pockets, merge lanes

and intersection improvements. $1,400 $0 $1,400

CO-P27e County of Santa Cruz

Main St Improvements (Porter St to

Cherryvale Ave)

Roadway and roadside improvements on Major Collector

including bike lanes, transit turnouts, left turn pockets,

merge lanes and intersection improvement. $1,700 $0 $1,700



CO-P27f County of Santa Cruz Mill St Improvements (entire length)

Roadway and roadside improvements on various Major

Collectors including bike lanes, transit turnouts, left turn

pockets, merge lanes and intersection improvement. $350 $0 $350

CO-P27h County of Santa Cruz

Paulsen Rd Improvements (Green

Valley Rd to Whiting Rd)



pockets, merge lanes and intersection improvement. $1,200 $0 $1,200

CO-P27i County of Santa Cruz

Pinehurst Dr Improvements (entire

length)



pockets, merge lanes and intersection improvement. $850 $0 $850

CO-P27j County of Santa Cruz

Seacliff Dr Improvements (entire

length)



pockets, merge lanes and intersection improvement. $1,700 $0 $1,700

CO-P28c County of Santa Cruz

Commercial Way Improvements

(Mission Dr. to Soquel Dr.)

Roadway and roadside improvements on various Minor

Arterials including addition of bike lanes, transit turnouts,

left turn pockets, merge lanes and intersection

improvements. Roadwork includes major rehabilitation

and maintenance of the road. $600 $0 $600

CO-P28g County of Santa Cruz

Soquel-Wharf Rd Improvements

(entire length)





and maintenance of the road. $1,000 $0 $1,000

CO-P29f County of Santa Cruz

Paul Minnie Ave. Improvements

(Rodriguez St to Soquel Ave)

Improvements of roadways and roadsides on various

Minor Collectors including addition of bike lanes, transit

turnouts, left turn pockets, merge lanes and intersection



CO-P30e County of Santa Cruz

Eaton St Improvements (Lake Ave to

9th Ave)

Improvements of roadways and roadsides on various Major




and maintenance of the road and roadsides. $1,700 $0 $1,700

CO-P33c County of Santa Cruz

Esplanade Improvements (entire loop:

Aptos Beach Dr to Moosehead/Aptos

Beach Dr)


Collectors including addition of bike lanes, transit turnouts,






CO-P33d County of Santa Cruz

Harper St Improvements (entire length-

El Dorado Ave to end)


Collectors including addition of bike lanes, transit turnouts,




CO-P46a County of Santa Cruz

San Lorenzo Valley Trail: Hwy 9 -

Downtown Felton Bike Lanes &

Sidewalks

Install sidewalks and bicycle lanes on Hwy 9 through

downtown Felton (Graham Hill Road to Henry Cowell

State Park Entrance). $2,200 $0 $2,200


East Cliff Drive Pedestrian Pathway

(5th-12th Ave) Construct pedestrian pathway on East Cliff. $1,700 $0 $1,700


Graham Hill Rd Left Turn Lane

(Lockewood Ln)

Install left turn lane and traffic signals at the intersection of

Graham Hill Rd to Lockewood Ln and associated roadside

improvements $500 $0 $500


Freedom Blvd Left Turn Lane

(Corralitos Rd)

Install left turn lane and traffic signals at intersection of

Freedom Blvd to Corralitos Rd and associated roadside

improvements $500 $0 $500

CO-P68 County of Santa Cruz Thurwachter Road Bike Lanes Install bicycle lanes. $50 $0 $50


Hwy 152/Hollohan/College Road

Intersection Improvements

Operational Improvements at Hwy 152/Hollohan/College

Road. New signal, lengthen turn lanes, channelization, and

drainage improvements. $1,500 $0 $1,500

CT 03B Caltrans Hwy 1/17 Merge Lanes - Landscaping Landscaping as part of Hwy 1/17 project. $1,775 $0 $1,775

CT-P06a Caltrans Hwy 1 ITS: CCTV & Signs

Transportation Mgmt System Implementation: include

CCTV cameras and signage. These are controlled by a

Transportation Management Center (TMC). (EA 05-

OC901) $4,520 $0 $4,520

CT-P09a Caltrans

Hwy 9 Safety Improvements: Ben

Lomond near Holiday Lane Upgrade guardrail and stabilize shoulder (EA 0K230) $4,325 $0 $4,325

CT-P09d Caltrans

Hwy 9 San Lorenzo River Source

Control

Improve drainage, reduce impacts on San Lorenzo River

watershed. $6,800 $0 $6,800

CT-P10a Caltrans

Hwy 17 Safety Project: Santa's Village

Rd-Crescent Dr.

On State Route 17 in Santa Cruz County near the City of

Scotts Valley from 0.3 mile north of Santa's Village Road to

0.02 mile south of Crescent Drive. Construct concrete

guard rail. (0G400) $11,760 $0 $11,760

CT-P30b Caltrans Lump Sum SHOPP: Legal Mandates

Legally mandated projects on state route system, including

storm water mitigation. This is in addition to projects listed

individually in RTP. $31,875 $0 $31,875

MTD 01B SCMTD MetroBase - Operations Facility

Balance of MetroBase project, not yet constructed

(operations facility, etc) $28,000 $0 $28,000

MTD 15 SCMTD

Bus Trip Planner - Advanced Traveler

Information System

Format door-to-door route and schedule information using

geographical information software. Voice-activated

telephone system may also be implemented. $585 $0 $585



MTD-P43 SCMTD Deviated Fixed-Route Pilot Program

Pilot project allowing buses to make minor route

modifications to address needs of senior and disabled

riders. $100 $0 $100

RTC 01 SCCRTC

Freeway Service Patrol (FSP) on Hwy

1 and Hwy 17

Maintain and expand tow truck patrols on Highways 1 and

17. Work with the CHP to quickly clear collisions, remove

debris from travel lanes to keep incident related congestion

to a minimum and keep traffic moving, and provide

assistance to motorists during commute hours on Hwy 1

and Hwy 17 and Sundays, selected holidays and Saturday's

during the summer on Hwy 17. $5,750 $0 $5,750

RTC 03 SCCRTC

SC Branch Rail Line Acquisition,

Corridor Preservation and

Improvements

Public purchase and improvement of the Santa Cruz

Branch Rail Line right-of-way for preservation of current

uses and future transportation purposes. Includes:

environmental studies, pre-acquisition, acquisition and

some rail line infrastructure improvements. $23,000 $0 $23,000

RTC 04 SCCRTC

Planning, Programming & Monitoring

(PPM) - SB45

Development and amendments to state and federally

mandated planning and programming documents,

monitoring of programmed projects. Avg annual

cost:$250K/yr. $5,750 $0 $5,750

RTC 24 SCCRTC

Hwy 1 HOV Lanes (Morrissey to

Larkin Vly Rd)

Add High Occupancy Vehicle (Carpool) lanes from Aptos

to SC, add new bike/ped overcrossings, and operational

improvements (ramp meters, modified intersections, TOS,

soundwalls, & auxiliary lanes). (Aux lanes b/t

Morrissey/Soquel listed under RTC 28). $500,000 $0 $500,000

RTC 24a Caltrans Hwy 1 Ramp Metering

Installation of ramp meters at 7 interchanges (Freedom,

Rio Del Mar, State Park Road, Park Avenue, Bay/Porter

Avenue, 41st avenue, Soquel Road, Morrissey Boulevard,

and Ocean St). Includes widening ramps as needed, ramp

meter signals, and controllers. Could be a stand-alone

($20M) project, but currently expensed under the larger

Hwy 1/HOV project (RTC 24). $0 $0 $0

RTC 24b

Highway Construction

Authority Hwy 1 Construction Authority (HCA)

Operating costs for Highway 1 Widening/HOV project

oversight by this Joint Powers Authority (JPA). Annual

cost: $400K/yr for 5 years. $2,000 $0 $2,000

RTC 24c SCCRTC Hwy 1 Ped/Bike Bridge at Chanticleer

Construction of bike/ped bridge across Hwy 1 to connect

Chanticleer. Could be a stand-alone project ($9.5M), but

currently expensed under the larger Hwy 1/HOV project

(RTC 24). $0 $0 $0



RTC 24d Caltrans Hwy 1: Revise Interchanges

Interchange modifications to accommodate future

widening alternatives of Route 1 between Hwy 17 and

Aptos. Could be a stand-alone project ($60M-approx.

$10M/interchange), but currently expensed under the

larger Hwy 1/HOV project (RTC 24). $0 $0 $0

RTC 24e Caltrans

Hwy 1 Auxiliary Lanes: Bay/Porter to

Park Avenue

Add Northbound and Southbound Auxiliary Lanes.

Reconstruct Capitola Avenue undercrossing. Includes

shoulders for disabled vehicles, infrastructure for TSM

elements, soundwalls, and landscaping. RTP cost included

within RTC 24. Stand alone cost est. $25M. (EA 05-0L090) $0 $0 $0

RTC 24f Caltrans

Hwy 1 Auxiliary Lanes: 41st Avenue

and Soquel Avenue

Auxiliary lanes connecting freeway entrance ramp directly

with the next exit ramp. Could be a stand-alone ($25M)

project, but currently expensed under the larger Hwy


RTC 24g Caltrans

Hwy 1 Auxiliary Lanes: State Park Dr.

to Park Ave.

Auxiliary lanes connecting freeway entrance ramp directly

with the next exit ramp. Could be a stand-alone ($48M)

project, but currently expensed under the larger Hwy


RTC 26 Ecology Action Bike To Work/School Program

Countywide education, promotion, and incentive program

to actively encourage bicycle commuting and biking to

school. Coordinates efforts with local businesses, schools,

and community organizations to promote bicycling on a

regular basis. Provides referrals to community resources.

Avg annual cost: $140K/yr-includes in-kind donations and

staff time. $3,500 $0 $3,500

RTC 28 SCCRTC

Hwy 1 Auxiliary Lanes: Soquel Ave. to

Morrissey Blvd.

Construct auxiliary lanes, northbound and southbound,

between Soquel Avenue and Morrissey Boulevard

Interchanges. $22,100 $0 $22,100

RTC 30 SCCRTC

Hwy 1 Bicycle/Ped Overcrossing at

Mar Vista

Pedestrian overcrossing of Highway 1 at Mar Vista. Serves

Mar Vista Elementary School. $7,550 $0 $7,550

RTC-P01 SCCRTC SAFE: Call Box System Along Hwys

Motorist aid system of telephone call boxes along all

highways plus maintenance and upgrades. Call boxes may

be used to request assistance or report incidents. Avg

Annual cost:$175/yr. $4,375 $0 $4,375

RTC-P03 SCCRTC Rail Line Management

Operating expenses for rail line oversight. Avg annual

cost:$150K/yr. $3,750 $0 $3,750

RTC-P07 SCCRTC SCCRTC Administration (TDA)

SCCRTC Administration. Includes grants administration,

TDA, STIP, STP/CMAQ. Avg annual cost: $550K/yr $13,750 $0 $13,750

RTC-P08 SCCRTC SCCRTC Planning

SCCRTC Planning Tasks. Includes long and short range

planning, interagency coordination. Avg annual

cost:$850/yr. $15,000 $0 $15,000



SC 07 City of Santa Cruz

Broadway-Brommer Bike/Pedestrian

Path (Arana Gulch Path)

Install multipurpose trail through Arana Gulch to connect

to existing class 2 facilities. $3,700 $0 $3,700


West Cliff Path Widening (Bay-

Swanton) Widen existing path. $1,600 $0 $1,600

SC 25 City of Santa Cruz Hwy 1/9 Intersection Modifications

Intersection modifications including new turn lanes, bike

lanes/shoulders. $4,000 $0 $4,000

SC 37 City of Santa Cruz Murray St Bridge Replacement

Seismic retrofit of existing Murray St. bridge (36C0108)

over Woods Lagoon at harbor and associated approach

roadway improvements and replacement of barrier rail.

Includes wider bike lanes, sidewalk on ocean side. $11,070 $0 $11,070

SC 40 City of Santa Cruz West Cliff Drive Path Repairs Repave existing path $400 $0 $400


Soquel at Frederick Street Minor

Widening Widen to improve eastbound transition. $150 $0 $150

SC 43 City of Santa Cruz Beach Area Roundabout

Installation of roundabout at Pacific Ave/Center

intersection to reduce congestion. Includes bike lanes,

sidewalks, landscaping, and road repairs in the vicinity. $2,750 $0 $2,750


Lump Sum Pavement Repairs -

Citywide Phase 2 ARRA

Pavement rehabilitaiton and reconstruction. New access

ramps will be constructed where appropriate. $3,000 $0 $3,000

SC-P101 City of Santa Cruz

Swift/Delaware Intersection

improvements Install Traffic Signal or Roundabout. $300 $0 $300

SC-P103 City of Santa Cruz East Cliff Dr Bike/Ped Connection

Widen walkway to create multi-purpose trail from Murray

St to Jessie St. $1,000 $0 $1,000

SC-P104 City of Santa Cruz Measure H Road Projects

Road repairs and other transportation projects citywide to

address backlog of needs using Measure H sales tax

revenues, in addition to projects listed individually. $29,000 $0 $29,000


Brookwood Drive Bike/Pedestrian

Path Provide 2-way bicycle travel. $100 $0 $100


Delaware Avenue Bike/Pedestrian

Path Install a Class 1 bicycle/pedestrian facility. $500 $0 $500

SC-P29 City of Santa Cruz Morrissey Blvd. Bike Path over Hwy 1

Install a Class 1 bicycle/pedestrian facility on freeway

overpass. $90 $0 $90

SC-P30 City of Santa Cruz Murray St to Harbor Bike Link Install a Class 1 bicycle/pedestrian facility. $100 $0 $100


San Lorenzo River Bike/Ped Path at

RR Bridge

Install a Class 1 bicycle/pedestrian facility to connect the

east end of the Beach Street Pathway with East Cliff Drive

at the location of the current railroad bridge over the San

Lorenzo River and connect the east and west banks of the

San Lorenzo River Pathway. The crossing currently only

accommodates pedestrians. $3,225 $0 $3,225



SC-P35 City of Santa Cruz San Lorenzo River Levee Path

Install a Class 1 bicycle/pedestrian facility at southern

connection to existing path (San Lorenzo River Pathway to

East Cliff Drive). $2,000 $0 $2,000


Shaffer Road Bike Path (Mission St

Ext-Delaware Ave)

Install a Class 1 bicycle/pedestrian facility to connect to the

Wilder Ranch path. $400 $0 $400

SC-P59 City of Santa Cruz King Street Bike Lanes (entire length) Install Class 2 bike lanes on residential collector street. $500 $0 $500


Ocean Street Bike Lanes (Soquel-

Barson)

Install Class 2 bike lanes to connect discontinuous sections

of existing bike lanes. $1,000 $0 $1,000


Seabright Avenue Bike Lanes (Pine-

Soquel)

Install Class 2 bike lanes on residential/commercial

collector street to complete the Seabright Avenue bike lane

corridor and connect to bike lane corridor on Soquel

Avenue. $450 $0 $450

SC-P77 City of Santa Cruz Bay Street Corridor Modifications

Intersection modifications on Bay St Corridor at Mission

St, Escalona Dr, and High St. Including widening at

Mission St, signalization of Escalona Dr, modification of

geometry of High St. $4,000 $0 $4,000

SC-P83 City of Santa Cruz West Cliff/Bay Street Modifications Signalization at all-way stop controlled intersections. $250 $0 $250


Ocean St/Water St Intersection

Modification

Modify Ocean St/Water St intersection by adding

additional left turn lanes on Ocean St. Both streets are

arterial streets. Ocean street is a Local Coastal Access

Route. $400 $0 $400


Ocean St/San Lorenzo Blvd

Intersection Modification

Widening the roadway sufficient to provide an exclusive

southbound right turn lane from Ocean St to San Lorenzo

Blvd. $200 $0 $200


Ocean St/ Plymouth St Intersection

Modification

Widen Plymouth St to provide separate turn lanes and

through lanes. Ocean St is an arterial on the Local Coastal

access system. $400 $0 $400


High St/Moore St Intersection

Modification

Add a protected left turn to existing signalized intersection

along High St at city arterial. Project is located in high

pedestrian and bicycle use activity area. $100 $0 $100

SC-P93 City of Santa Cruz Beach/Cliff Intersection Signalization Signalize intersection $250 $0 $250

SV 18A City of Scotts Valley Green Hills Road Bike Lanes

Bike lanes from Green Hills Est. to Sequoia. Serves:

Baymonte Chrn, Vine Hill ES, Scotts Vly MS, HS, & Brook

Knoll Schools. $700 $0 $700

SV 23 City of Scotts Valley Lump Sum Road Repair - ARRA Roadway preservation on various roadways $1,115 $0 $1,115

SV 24 City of Scotts Valley Bean Creek Road Sidewalks Add sidewalks to Bean Creek Rd (SV Dr to Blue Bonnet). $500 $0 $500

SV-P06 City of Scotts Valley Citywide Access Ramps

Place handicap ramps at various locations. Avg annual cost:

$8K/yr $200 $0 $200



SV-P21 City of Scotts Valley

Lockwood Ln/Rolling Green

Pedestrian Signal

Construct a pedestrian signal at unprotected ped crossing

on Lockwood Lane. $50 $0 $50

SV-P29 City of Scotts Valley Glen Canyon Rd. Bike Lanes

Class 2 Bike lanes from Mt. Hermon to Green Hills. Oak

Creek to Flora Ln are already complete. $1,000 $0 $1,000


Mt. Hermon Road Bike Lane

Connections

Add bike lanes to fill gaps on Mount Hermon (city limits to

Hwy 17). $300 $0 $300

SV-P31 City of Scotts Valley Kings Village Road Bike Lanes

Bike lanes to connect Mt. Hermon w/Bluebonnet and the

SV Transit Center. $100 $0 $100

SV-P36 City of Scotts Valley El Rancho Dr. Bike Lanes Add bike lanes on El Rancho within city limits. $325 $0 $325

SV-P37 City of Scotts Valley Lockhart Gulch Rd Bike Lanes

Add Class 2 bike lanes to narrow, primarily residential

street. $700 $0 $700


Synchronize Traffic Signals along Mt.

Hermon Road

Re-time to coordinate traffic signals along Mt. Hermon

Road $100 $0 $100


Mt. Hermon Rd./Scotts Valley Dr.

Intersection Operations Improvement

Project

Add a left turn lane to westbound direction, restripe

southbound approach. $1,000 $0 $1,000

UC-P01 UCSC UCSC Main Entrance Improvements

Realign roadway, transit pullout/shelter, relocate bike

parking, construct pedestrian path, historic resource

analysis. $540 $0 $540

UC-P44 UCSC UCSC Pedestrian/Transit Zone

Pedestrian safety improvements including,

colored/textured asphalt and signage at various locations

on core campus roadways. $500 $0 $500

UC-P53 UCSC

West Entrance Signalization: Empire

Grade/Heller Intersection Install signal and lighting at intersection $500 $0 $500

VAR-P01 Various Agencies

Regional Land Use/Transportation

Study

Comprehensive study with local jurisdictions to identify

areas where land use patterns could be modified to improve

transportation. Part of regional Sustainable Communities

Strategy, Regional Blueprint/Alternative Planning Scenario

plans. $200 $0 $200

VAR-P10 Various Agencies Safe Routes to Schools Studies

Funds two joint studies with local jurisdictions and CTSC

to assess pedestrian and bicycle safety near schools. $200 $0 $200

VAR-P13 Caltrans Lump Sum Emergency Response

Lump sum for repair and restoration of damaged

transportation facilities after a disaster, emergency opening.

Est. of Santa Cruz County share for AMBAG region. $13,600 $0 $13,600

VAR-P14 Various Agencies Lump Sum Bridge Preservation

Painting, Barrier Rail Replacement, Low Water Crossing,

Rehab, and Replacement bridges for SHOPP and Highway

Bridge Program (HBP) $15,450 $0 $15,450

WAT 01 City of Watsonville

Hwy 1/ Harkins Slough Road

Interchange

Reconstruct current half interchange to add on and off

ramps to the northern side of the interchange in order to $10,000 $0 $10,000

WAT 27a City of Watsonville

Main St. (Hwy 152)/Freedom Blvd

Roundabout

Installation of a roundabout to replace the currently

signalized intersection. $1,250 $0 $1,250



WAT 36 City of Watsonville Green Valley Road Rehab-Phase 2

Road rehabilitation, slope improvements, fill gaps in

sidewalks and bicycle facilities. $2,150 $0 $2,150

WAT-P01 City of Watsonville

Freedom Blvd Reconstruction

(Lincoln to Alta Vista)

Reconstruction of the asphalt pavement, replacement of

sidewalk, curb and gutter and installation of curb ramps,

and bike signage from Lincoln St. to Alta Vista Ave. $1,500 $0 $1,500

WAT-P04 City of Watsonville Neighborhood Traffic Plan

Plan to identify and address concerns regarding speeding

and other neighborhood traffic issues. $75 $0 $75

WAT-P11 City of Watsonville

Freedom Blvd Improvements (Green

Valley to Compton Terrace)

Pavement reconstruction, operational improvements (turn

lanes), installation of bike lanes, sidewalks, signing and

striping. $4,000 $0 $4,000

WAT-P15 City of Watsonville Citywide Pedestrian Facilities

Construct sidewalks and curb ramps where necessary. This

work is usually combined with the annual road

rehabilitation and maintenance projects. Avg annual cost:

$75/yr. $1,875 $0 $1,875

WAT-P24 City of Watsonville Citywide Transportation Projects

Lump sum of transportation projects to be identified in the

future. Including major rehabilitation and operational

improvements. $30,000 $0 $30,000

WAT-P28 City of Watsonville Airport Boulevard Improvements

Road improvements including pavement reconstruction

and operational improvement $1,500 $0 $1,500

Total Funding: $985,207 $0 $985,207

SAN BENITO COUNTY 2010 PROJECT LIST

San Benito County Constrained (Funded) Project List All figures in '000s (thousands of dollars)


CAL-1 Caltrans Hwy 156, Gap Closure Project Widen to 4-lanes. $29,814 $0 $29,814 Yes VF

CAL-3 Caltrans Hwy 25 to Santa Clara County Widen from 2C to 4E and modify the 25/101 interchange. $96,290 $0 $96,290 Yes VF

CAL-4 Caltrans Hwy 25 Bypass Construct new 4 and 6 lane urban arterial and extend East Park St. $23,457 $0 $23,457 Yes VF

HOLL-1 Hollister Buena Vista Rd. Construction Construct 2-lane road. $4,792 $0 $4,792 Yes VF

HOLL-2 Hollister

Memorial Dr. Construction-Meridian to

Santa Ana Construct 4-lane road. $2,432 $0 $2,432 Yes VF

HOLL-5 Hollister

Union Rd. (formerly Crestview Dr.)

Construction Construct 4-lane arterial. $5,315 $0 $5,315 Yes VF

HOLL-7 Hollister Hwy 25 Widening- Sunnyslope to Sunset Widen to 6 lane arterial. $1,183 $0 $1,183 Yes VF

HOLL-8 Hollister Westside Boulevard Extension Construct 3 lane street. $4,259 $0 $4,259 Yes VF

HOLL-9 Hollister New Traffic Signals Add traffic signals at 17 intersections. $2,240 $0 $2,240 TF Yes

SBCOG-10 SBCOG

Hwy 25 Safety and Operational

Enhancements

Install concrete median barrier, consolidate driveways, and modify

intersections. Between San Felipe Rd. in Hollister to SR 101 near

Gilroy. $13,000 $0 $13,000 TF

SBCOG-11 SBCOG

Hwy 156 Safety and Operational

Enhancements

Modify intersections, add acceleration and deceleration lanes, widen

shoulders, and install rumble strips. Between the Alameda in San

Juan Bautista and San Juan Hollister Rd. near Hollister. $7,080 $0 $7,080 TF

SBCOG-13 SBCOG Ridesharing Program, Annual Allocation County rideshare program. $50 $0 $50 TDM Yes

SBCOG-3 SBCOG Bikeway Repair and Maintenance

Monitor the use of bikeways and make improvements to the bikeway

system where needed. $100 $0 $100 BP Yes

SBC-04 County Southside Rd. Bike Lane Construction

Construct Class II bike lanes on Southside Rd. from Hollister CL to

South of Labor Camp Rd. $400 $0 $400 BP Yes

SBC-1 County Fairview Rd. Widening Widen to 4 lane arterial. $20,889 $0 $20,889 Yes VF

SBCT-1 County Transit Transit Vehicle Replacement Purchase transit vehicles. $670 $0 $670 T Yes

SBCT-3 County Transit

Contracted Transit Service Operations,

Annual Allocation San Benito County Express. $957 $0 $957 T Yes

SBC-4 County San Juan Hwy Bike Lane Construction

Class II and III bike lane on San Juan Hwy from Anzar High School

near SR 101 to Monterey St. in San Juan Bautista. $1,800 $0 $1,800 BP Yes

HOLL-11 Hollister Street and Highway Maintenance Maintenance of roadway problems such as cracking asphalt, etc. $38,478 $0 $38,478 TF

Total Funding: $253,206 $0 $253,206

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