California Highways: 
Has a year gone by so quickly? It seems like just yesterday I was starting the changes file for 2011, and now it is almost 2012. Well, let's finish the year off with a flourish!
To begin with, I'm pleased to announce that I have moved the primary location for my online blog/journal to the California Highways site. You can find it at http://blog.cahighways.org/. It covers a wide-variety of topics, from highway stuff, to observations on the news, to theatre and other media reviews, to just general observations on life. It will still be cross-posted to Livejournal and to Facebook, and folks are welcome to comment on entries whereever they see them. As always, you can keep up to date on the latest headlines related to California Highways by friending the California Highways Facebook group. I've set it up to get the regular Metro.Net headline posting, and I regularly highlight any highway related articles I find on the net. It is also your place to share news about California Highways, and I pick up that news from there for these updates.
Entries for the following routes were updated based on my reading of the papers (which are posted to California Highways Facebook group) as well as any backed up email changes. I also reviewed the the AAroads forum and misc.transport.road. This resulted in changes on the following routes, with credit as indicated [my research(1), contributions of information or leads (via direct mail or Usenet) from Paul D. DeRocco(2), Joel Windmiller(3):Route 1(1), Route 2(1), I-5(1), Route 12(1), I-15(1), Route 20(1), Route 24(1), Route 43(1), Route 52(1), Route 60(1), Route 65(1), San Bernardino County Sign Route 66(1,2), Route 71(1), Route 76(1), I-80(1,3), Route 82(1), Route 84(1), Route 91(1), Route 99(1), US 101(1), Route 128(1), Route 137(1), Route 145(1), Route 155(1), Route 156(1), Route 166(1), Route 168(1), Route 190(1), I-215(1), Route 216(1), Route 241(1), Route 245(1), US 395(1), I-580(1), I-680(1), I-710(1), and I-880(1).
Updated some information on the removal of call boxes in the Bay Area, based on this article.
Added a question in the FAQ on how to find accident information.
A response to a question I received resulted in the creation of a new county signed route: San Bernardino County Sign Route 66. Here's a picture. Basically, I'm the only repository left for the county route sign specifications for California Country routes.
Added a link to the 1961 California State Highway map posted by Mark Roberts. Most of these routes were as I expected, but these are really nice scans and really nice maps. I did add an inset map for LRN 222.
Reviewed the Pending Legislation page. The good news is that no new bills were introduced. No passages. Not much to see here, so I wonder how they were earning their pay the last two months.
I checked the CTC Liaison page for the results of the December meeting. The following items were of interest:
Proposition 1B CMIA Program Amendments
(1b) The Department and the Contra Costa Transportation Authority
propose to amend the CMIA baseline agreement for the Route 4 East
Widening Corridor to add scope of the Route 4 Bypass Conversion
project (PPNO 0192N) as approved under Resolution CMIA-P-1011-07 in
June 2011, and update the project funding plan. Approved.
(1c) The Department and the Stanislaus Council of Governments propose
to amend the CMIA baseline agreement for the Route 219 Widening Phase
2 project (PPNO 9940C) to revise the project schedule and funding
plan. Approved, as modified.
Proposition 1B Route 99 Program Amendments
(2) The Department and the Merced County Association of Governments
propose to amend the Route 99 Corridor Bond Program baseline agreement
for the Arboleda Road Freeway project (PPNO 5414) to revise the
project schedule and funding plan. Approved.
Proposition 1B TCIF Program Amendments
(5) The Department and San Diego Association of Governments propose to
amend the TCIF baseline agreement and the 2010 STIP for the Route 11
and Otay Mesa Point of Entry (POE) project (PPNO 0999) in the city of
San Diego, in the community of Otay Mesa East, to program $45,500,000
of SAFETEA-LU Border Infrastructure Program funds and to split the
project into three separate segments for staged construction. Information
only.
(2) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 04
– Contra Costa County Convert a two-lane expressway to a
four-lane freeway and construct a new interchange in the cities of
Antioch and Brentwood. (FEIR) The Commission accepted the
environmental document, Findings of Facts, and Statement of
Overriding Consideration, and approved the project for future
consideration of funding.
(8) Approval of Six Projects for Future Consideration of Funding and
One Project for Consideration of New Public Road Connection: The
Commission accepted each of the environmental documents and approved
the six projects for future consideration of funding, and also
approved Resolution E-11-82 as a project for consideration of a new
public road connection.
08-SBD-15, PM 6.3/7.1 Interstate 15/ Baseline Road Interchange Improvement Project (MND) (PPNO 0168J) (SLPP)
(9) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding:
11-SD-805, PM 4.4/15.8 Interstate 805 Managed Lanes South Project The
Commission accepted the environmental document, Findings of Facts,
and approved the project for future consideration of funding.
A New Public Road Connection to Route 20 at Western Parkway in the
city of Yuba City. 03-SUT-20 PM 13.1 Approved.
04-SCl-82-PM 0.0/0.9, Right of way in the city of San Jose on Route 82
from Route 880 to Route 101 (near Blossom Hill Road), under terms and
conditions determined to be in the best interest of the State, as
stated in the relinquishment agreement scheduled to be approved by the
City at their November 29, 2011 Council Meeting. Authorized by Chapter
448, Statutes of 2010, which amended Section 382 of the Streets and
Highways Code.Approved.
04-SCl-130-PM 0.0/2.3, Right of way in the city of San Jose on Route 130 from Route 101 to Millar Avenue, under terms and conditions
determined to be in the best interest of the State, as stated in the
relinquishment agreement scheduled to be approved by the City at their
November 29, 2011 Council Meeting. Authorized by Chapter 448, Statutes
of 2010, which amended Section 430 of the Streets and Highways Code. Approved.
04-CC-580-PM R2.9, Right of way in the city of Richmond along Route 580 on Marina Bay Parkway, consisting of collateral facilities. Approved.
07-LA-39-PM 13.1/13.2, Right of way in the city of Azusa on Route 39
from Arrow Highway to 330 feet north thereof, under terms and
conditions as stated in the relinquishment agreement dated November 7,
2011, determined to be in the best interest of the State. Authorized
by Chapter 264, Statutes of 1996, which amended Section 339 of the
Streets and Highways Code. Approved.
10-Mer-99-PM 23.81/26.47, Right of way in the county of Merced along
Route 99 from the Atwater city limits to 0.3 mile northwesterly of
Cressy Way, consisting of collateral facilities Approved.
10-Mer-99-PM 23.81, Right of way in the city of Atwater along Route 99
on Olive Avenue from the westerly city limits to 0.05 mile easterly
thereof, consisting of collateral facilities. Approved.
10-SJ-99-PM 22.9, Right of way in the city of Stockton along Route 99
on Hammer Lane between Moreland Streets and Maranatha Drive,
consisting of collateral facilities. Approved.
10-Sta-219-PM 0.23/1.85, Right of way along Route 219, from Kiernan
Court to Dale Road, in the county of Stanislaus. Approved.
11-Imp-78-PM 15.0/15.7, 11-Imp-111-PM 20.5/22.2, Right of way in the
county of Imperial along Route78 between Route 111 and the realigned
111, and along Route 111 between Mead Road and Route 78, consisting of
superseded highway right of way and collateral facilities. Approved.
11-Imp-78-PM 15.0, 11-Imp-111-PM 21.0/22.2, Right of way in the city
of Brawley along Route78 at Best Road and along Route 111 from the
south Brawley city limits to Route 78, consisting of superseded
highway right of way and collateral facilities. Approved.
(1) Financial Allocation: $19,994,000 for seven SHOPP projects, as
follows: --$19,064,000 for six SHOPP projects. --$930,000 for one
project amended into the SHOPP by Departmental action. Approved.
The projects were on the following routes:
2.5g. Financial Allocation Amendments for Proposition 1B CMIA Projects
(1a) Financial Allocation: $78,147,000 for two State administered CMIA
projects on the State Highway System. Contributions from local
sources: $18,800,000. Approved: Project 1 (PPNO 11-0661E);
Deferred to January: Project 2 (PPNO 11-0730A)
(1b) 91 Financial Allocation: $23,760,000 for the State administered
Route 219 Widening- Phase 2 (PPNO 9940C) CMIA/STIP project in
Stanislaus County, on the State Highway System. Contributions from
other sources: $4,480,000. Approved, as modified.
(1c) Financial Allocation: $9,500,000 for the locally administered US 50 HOV Lanes Phase 2A Segment 1 (PPNO 3283B) CMIA project in El Dorado
County, on the State Highway System. Contributions from local sources:
$10,600,000. Approved.
(1f) Amendment: Reduce the original CMIA capital allocation of
$19,300,000 for the State Route 4 East Widening – Segment 2
(from Contra Loma to Lone Tree) project (PPNO 0192H) by $8,529,000 to
$10,771,000, to reflect contract award savings. Approved.
Financial Allocations for Proposition 1B RTE 99 Projects
(2a) Financial Allocation: $189,500,000 for three State administered
Route 99 projects on the State Highway System. Approved.
(2b) Financial Allocation Amendment: Revise the original SR 99
Corridor Bond Program phase allocations for the North Fresno 6-Lane
Project (PPNO 6274A) by allocating $500,000 for the environmental
phase and $1,500,000 for the design phase. Approved.
It's late October. I'm sitting at my desk spending a day recording LPs to MP3 (right now, it is John Wesley Harding (Bob Dylan)), so it seems the perfect time to work on highway page updates. As always, you can keep up to date on the latest headlines related to California Highways by friending the California Highways Facebook group. I've set it up to get the regular Metro.Net headline posting, and I regularly highlight any highway related articles I find on the net. It is also your place to share news about California Highways, and I pick up that news from there for these updates.
Entries for the following routes were updated based on my reading of the papers (which are posted to California Highways Facebook group) as well as any backed up email changes. I also reviewed the the AAroads forum and misc.transport.road. This resulted in changes on the following routes, with credit as indicated [my research(1), contributions of information or leads (via direct mail or Usenet) from Saikrishna Arcot(2), Jake at AAroads(3), Larry Scholnick(4), Adam Struck(5):Route 1(1), Route 4(1), I-5(1), I-8(1), I-15(1,2), Route 24(1), Route 39(1), I-40(1), Route 41(1), Route 54(1), Route 63(3), Route 73(1), Route 75(1), I-80(1,5), Route 84(1), Route 89(1), Route 92(1), US 101(1), Route 184(1), I-210(1), I-405(4), I-880(1), Santa Clara County Sign Route G8(1).
It's now the next day. A large collection of albums have been ripped and burned, including Bob Dylan ("The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan", "Blood on the Tracks", "Bringing It All Back Home"), Dan Fogelberg ("Windows and Walls", "The Innocent Age"), Barbra Streisand ("My Name Is Barbra Two"), Mandy Patinkin, Dick Tracy, On the Town (1992 London Concert), Harry Belefonte ("Calypso"), Jose Feliciano ("Alive Alive O"), and a collection of Cole Porter songs. Right now, we're doing Herb Alpert and the TJB ("Lonely Bull") before going into Hot Tuna, so what better time to turn to legislative actions...
Reviewed the Pending Legislation page. The following passages are of particular interest:
We're still in the Hot Tuna, so we turn to the third phase of updates: the CTC.... I checked the CTC Liaison page for the results of the September and October meetings. The following items were of interest:
Sep-(3) The City of Ventura proposes to amend TCRP Project 47 - Route 101 California Street off-ramp in Ventura County, to revise the
funding plan and project schedule, and to reallocate $120,000 in
previously allocated TCRP funds. Approved, as modified.
Proposition 1B CMIA Program Amendments
Sep-(1a) The Department and the Placer County Transportation Planning
Agency propose to amend the CMIA Baseline Agreement for the Lincoln
Bypass project (PPNO 0145M) to add scope extending the four-lane
expressway from Nelson Lane to West Wise Road included in Phase 2A
(PPNO 4895) as approved in Resolution CMIA-P-1011-07 in June 2011,
update plans and delivery schedule. Approved, as distributed in
Pink Handout distributed at the meeting.
Sep-(1b) The Department and the El Dorado County Transportation
Commission propose to amend the CMIA baseline agreement for the US 50
HOV lanes project (PPNO 3283A) to add scope extending the HOV lanes
from Bass Lake to the Cambridge Road Interchange included in Phase 2A,
Segment 1 (PPNO 3283B) as approved in Resolution CMIA-P-1011-07 in
June 2011, and update the funding plan and delivery schedule. Deferred
to October Meeting
Oct-(1c) The Department and the El Dorado County Transportation
Commission propose to amend the CMIA baseline agreement for the US 50
HOV lanes project (PPNO 3283A and PPNO 3283B) to add scope extending
the HOV lanes from Bass Lake to the Cambridge Road Interchange
(included in Phase 2A Segment 1 [PPNO 4895] under Resolution
CMIA-P-1011-07), and update the funding plans and delivery schedule.
Oct-(1d) The Department and the City of Livermore propose to amend the
CMIA baseline agreements for Segment 1 [Widen and realign State Route 84 south of I-580 interchange and relocate utilities (PPNO 0115E)],
Segment 2 [Construct new local roads north of the I-580/Isabel Avenue
Interchange (PPNO 0115F)], and Segment 3 [Construct new interchange at
Isabel Avenue and a new Portola Avenue Overcrossing (PPNO 0115B)] of
the I-580/Isabel Interchange project to revise the project scopes for
Segments 1 and 3 and to update the project funding plans for Segments
1 and 2.
Sep-(1) Approval of Four Projects for Future Consideration of Funding:
Oct-(1) Approval of Eight Projects for Future Consideration of Funding
and one project for New Public Road Connection:
Oct-(2) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding:
05-SBT-156, PM 3.0/R8.2 San Benito Route 156 Improvement Project
(FEIR) (PPNO 0297) (STIP)
Oct-(3) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding:
04-SCL-280, PM 5.10/5.20, 04-SCL-880, PM 0.0/0.70 Improvements at
Route 17/I-880/I-280 and I-880/Stevens Creek Boulevard Interchange
Project (FEIR) (PPNO 0408G) (CMIA/Local)
05-SLO-41-PM R41.2/R42.2 Transfer of Highway Location from the
intersection at West Centre Street to Route 46, near the Community of
Shandon, in the county of San Luis Obispo Approved.
(Oct) A New Public Road Connection to State Route 405 07-LA-405 PM
11.0 at Lenardo Drive next to Avalon Boulevard interchange in the city
of Carson.
(Sep) 04-Nap-29-PM 12.9/13.1 Right of Way along Route 29, at Redwood
Road/Trancas Street, in the city of Napa. Approved.
(Sep) 05-SLO-41-PM 41.2/43.8, Right of Way on Route 41 (along West
Centre Street), through the Community of Shandon, in the county of San
Luis Obispo. Approved.
(Sep) 10-SJ-99-PM 22.5/23.2 Right of Way along Route 99, from 0.4 mile
south to 0.3 mile north of East Hammer Lane, in the county of San
Joaquin. Approved.
(Oct) 01-Men-101-PM R24.5, Right of way along Route 101, at East
Perkins Street, in the city of Ukiah.
(Oct) 05-SB-101-PM 12.75, Collateral Facility Right of way along Route 101, at Milpas Street roundabout, in the city of Santa Barbara.
(Sep) 10-SJ-26-PM 15.6 Right of way along Route 26 in the county of
San Joaquin, at 0.4 mile north of North Escalon Bellota Road Approved.
(Oct) 10-SJ-26-PM 15.6 Right of way along Route 26 in the county of
San Joaquin, at 0.4 miles north of N. Escalon Bellota Road.
Sep-(1) Financial Allocation: $65,896,000 for ten SHOPP projects, as
follows: --$3,670,000 for three SHOPP projects. --$62,226,000 for
seven projects amended into the SHOPP by Departmental action. The
projects were on the following routes:
I-8, I-10 (various safety improvements), I-15, Route 37 ($640,000 to
repair slipout and failed drainage facilities at one location damaged
by heavy rainfall), I-40, Route 49 ($1,553,000 near the city of
Mariposa, at Ashworth Road to add a left turn lane and traffic signal
at one location to reduce number and severity of collisions), Route 54, Route 75, Route 128 ($330,000 to restore and enhance the impacted
riparian habitat to comply with the California Department of Fish and
Game permit and the North Coast California Regional Water Quality
Control Board certification near Napa at Maacama Creek Bridge #20-41
and Redwood Creek Bridge #20-43), Route 299. Approved, as
modified.
Oct-(1) Financial Allocation: $55,661,000 for six SHOPP projects.
--$40,413,000 for one SHOPP project. --$15,248,000 for five projects
amended into the SHOPP by Departmental action on the following routes:
Route 89, US 101 ($1,898,000, Near Crescent City, from 2.8 miles north
of Wilson Creek Road to 0.2 mile north of Mill Creek Park Entrance
Road, to install open-graded bonded wearing course, install centerline
rumble strips and replace recessed retro reflective pavement markers
to reduce the number of collisions and improve safety), $1,702,000 in
Contra Costa County, on Route 4, Route 24, I-80, Route 242 and I-680
at various locations to rehabilitate 19 bridges by replacing joint
seals and approach slab, repairing spalls and treating bridge deck
with methacrylate to provide smoother ride and extend the useful life;
Route 1 ($10,000,000 at Presidio National Park to allocate funds for
legal settlement with the United States Government to remediate the
Lake, divert runoff from state route and repair all overflow pipes);
Route 1 ($1,313,000, In the city of Santa Cruz, from north of Route 9
to north of the High Street Pedestrian Overcrossing, to construct
concrete median barrier to improve traffic safety along 0.7 roadway
centerline miles); Route 166 ($335,000 , Near New Cuyama, from 2.4
miles east of Gifford Creek to 2.1 miles west of Cuyama River, to
install centerline rumble strips to reduce the number of collisions
and improve safety along 6.4 centerline miles).
Sep-(1a) Financial Allocation: $ 59,500,000 for the I-805/HOV Managed
Lanes-North (PPNO 0732A) state administered multiprogram CMIA/SLPP
project in San Diego County on the State Highway System. Approved,
as distributed in the Yellow Replacement Handout. Construction
Support for $5,000,000 approved for funding; Construction Support
for $54,500,000 deferred and placed on the “Projects Delivered
But Not Yet Allocated” list for October.
Sep-(1b) Financial Allocation Amendment: Reduce original CMIA
construction capital allocation of $60,000,000 for the I-80 Across the
Top Bus/Carpool and Auxiliary Lane project (PPNO 6689) in Sacramento
County by $11,463,000, to $48,537,000, to reflect contract award
savings. Approved.
Sep-(1c) Financial Allocation Amendment: Reduce original CMIA capital
allocation of $25,000,000 for the Santa Maria River Bridge Widening
project (PPNO A4459) in San Luis Obispo County by $426,000 to
$24,574,000, to reflect contract award savings. Approved.
Sep-(1d) Financial Allocation Amendment: Revise the previously
deallocated CMIA savings amount for the Route 101 HOV Lanes - Wilfred
project (PPNO 0781E) in Sonoma County by an additional $1,420,000. Approved,
as modified.
4.12 The San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) proposes to
amend the CMIA Program to add the I-805/HOV Managed Lanes North
Project ($57.5 million CMIA requested) to reprogram CMIA funds
replaced by regional American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
funds on the I- 805/Carroll Canyon Road Project, in accordance with AB
X3- 20. Approved.
4.13 The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) proposes to
amend the CMIA Program to add the I-5/SR 74 Interchange Reconstruction
Project ($15.926 million CMIA requested) to reprogram CMIA funds
replaced by regional American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
funds on the SR 91 Eastbound Project and the I-405 West County HOV
Lane Connector Project, in accordance with AB X3-20. Approved,
as modified.
Slightly over two months have passed since our last update. It's been a busy time, and included budget battles, annual funding allocations, and the usual progression of road maintenance. As always, you can keep up to date on the latest headlines related to California Highways by friending the California Highways Facebook group. I've set it up to get the regular Metro.Net headline posting, and I regularly highlight any highway related articles I find on the net. It is also your place to share news about California Highways, and I pick up that news from there for these updates. So join!
Entries for the following routes were updated based on my reading of the papers (which are posted to California Highways Facebook group) as well as any backed up email changes. I also reviewed the the AAroads forum and misc.transport.road. This resulted in changes on the following routes, with credit as indicated [my research(1), contributions of information or leads (via direct mail or Usenet) from Chris Sampang(2), Richard Tippett(3), Joel Windmiller(4):Route 1(1), Route 4(1,4), I-5(1), Pre-1964 Route 7(1), I-10(1), Route 12(1), Route 16(1), Route 17(2), Route 29(1), Route 32(1), Route 36(1), Route 53(1), Route 59 (Atwater-Merced Expressway)(1), Route 60(1), Route 71(1), Route 78(1), I-80(1), Route 82(1), Route 84(4), Route 88(1), Route 91(1), Route 92(1), Route 99(1), US 101(1), I-110(1), Route 125(1), Route 128(1), Route 154(1), Route 160(4), Route 165(1), I-210(1), Route 246(1), Route 253(1), Route 299(1,3), I-405(1), I-680(2), I-710(1), and I-880(1).
Updated information on El Camino Real based on my research and input from James T McBride.
Reviewed the Pending Legislation page. The following passages are of particular interest:
I checked the CTC Liaison page for the results of the August meeting. The following items were of interest:
Proposition 1B CMIA Program Amendments
(1c) The Department and the Los Angeles County Metropolitan
Transportation Authority propose to amend the CMIA baseline agreement
for the Route 5 HOV Lane - Segment 1 project (PPNO 4153) in Los
Angeles County to revise the schedule.
(1e) 61 The Department and the Ventura County propose to amend the
CMIA baseline agreement for the HOV Lanes, Mussel Shoals to Casitas
Pass Road project (PPNO 3918) in Ventura County to revise the
schedule.
Proposition 1B TCIF Program Amendments
(5a) The Department proposes to amend the TCIF baseline agreement for
Project 69: Bay Marina Drive at I-5 Grade Improvement (PPNO TC69) in
San Diego County to revise the scope, cost and schedule. Approved.
(1) Approval of three projects for Future Consideration of Funding:
4-Sol-12, PM 20.6/21.3 and PM 22.6/23.7 Route 12 Shoulder Widening (ND) (PPNO 8085A) (SHOPP) The Commission accepted the environmental documents and approved the projects for future consideration of funding.
3-Yub-20, PM 0.5/2.0, 03-Yub-70, PM 14.1/15.2 Route 70 Marysville Roadway Rehabilitation Project (MND) (PPNO 9578) (SHOPP) The Commission accepted the environmental documents and approved the projects for future consideration of funding.
12-Ora-91, PM 7.9/9.5 Westbound Route 91 Lane Extension and Auxiliary Lane Reconstruction (MND) (PPNO 4587A) (STIP/SLPP) Resolution E-11-56The Commission accepted the environmental documents and approved the projects for future consideration of funding.
(4) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: Merced County
Construct a 7-mile long four lane expressway between Atwater and
Merced and new interchange in Merced County. (Route 59) (FEIR)
(STIP)(PPNO 5264A) The Commission accepted the environmental
document, Findings of Fact, and Statement of Overriding
Considerations and approved the project for future consideration of
funding.
11-Imp-111-PM 23.2/23.4 Right of way on Route 111, from the Brawley
city limits to the realigned Route 78, consisting of superseded
highway right of way.in the county of Imperial. Approved.
12-Ora-5-PM 38.8/39.2 Right of way in the city of Anaheim along Route 5 on W. Lincoln Avenue and N. Manchester Avenue, consisting of
collateral facilities. Approved.
10-Cal-4-PM 22.15/23.4 Right of way on Route 4, from the city of
Angels limit to realigned Route 4, in the county of Calaveras,
consisting of superseded highway right of way and a new road
connection. Approved.
(1) Financial Allocation: $1,192,533,000 for 63 SHOPP projects.
--$387,839,000 for 28 SHOPP projects. --$804,694,000 for 35 projects
amended into the SHOPP by departmental action. The projects were on
the following routes:
Route 1, I-5, Route 9, I-10, Route 14, I-15,
Route 18, Route 20, Route 33, Route 36,
Route 49, US 50, Route 60, Route 68,
Route 70, Route 74, I-80, Route 85, Route 88,
Route 91, Route 96, Route 99, US 101, I-110,
Route 113, Route 126, Route 132, Route 142,
Route 150, Route 152, Route 198, Route 244, Route 253,
Route 254, Route 299, I-605, I-710, and I-880. Approved.
(2) Financial Allocation: $8,676,000 for four SHOPP projects
programmed in Fiscal Years 2012-13 and 2013-14. This includes projects
on the following routes:
I-5, Route 20, US 50, Route 89, and Route 91. Approved.
(1) Financial Allocation: $17,632,000 for the State administered Route 138 Widening (PPNO 0694Q) STIP project in Los Angeles County on the
State Highway System. Approved.
(2a) Financial Allocation: $ 11,882,000 for the locally administered
Atwater-Merced Expressway Phase 1A (PPNO 5264A) STIP project on the
State Highway System. Contributions from other sources: $1,250,000. Withdrawn
prior to CTC Meeting.
(2b) Financial Allocation: $142,000 for two locally administered STIP
TE projects on the State Highway System. Contributions from other
sources: $5,000. This includes projects on the following routes:
Route 43, Route 49.Approved.
(1a) Financial Allocation: $288,821,000 for three state administered
CMIA project on the State Highway System. Contributions from other
sources: $9,994,000. This includes projects on the following routes:
US 101, I-880. Approved, as modified, and per CTC staff
recommendation.
(1d) Financial Allocation Amendment: Reduce the original CMIA capital
allocation of $44,667,000 for the I-215 North Segment 5 – HOV
and Mixed-flow Lane Addition project (PPNO 0247N) in San Bernardino
County by $15,460,000, to $29,207,000, to reflect contract award
savings. Approved.
(1e) Financial Allocation: $6,736,000 for the capital support of the
Route 5 HOV Lane-Segment 1 (PPNO 4153) state administered CMIA project
in Los Angeles County. Contributions from other sources: $_________ Approved.
Proposition 1B State Highway Operation and Protection Program (SHOPP) Project Allocations
(6) Financial Allocation: $9,794,000 for the state administered Ramp
Metering and Widening on I-10 between I-15 and 1-215 SHOPP project in
San Bernardino County. Deferred. Project(s) will be placed on the
“Projects Delivered But Not Yet Allocated” list for
September..
We're six months into the year; this means it is time for our third update for 2011. As a reminder, if you haven't friended the California Highways Facebook group, you should. I've set it up to get the regular Metro.Net headline posting, and I regularly highlight any highway related articles I find on the net. It is also your place to share news about California Highways, and I pick up that news from there for these updates. So join!
The following are updates from my reading of the papers (which are posted
to California Highways Facebook group) as well as any backed up email changes. I also reviewed the the AAroads forum and misc.transport.road. This resulted in changes on the following routes, with credit as indicated [my research(1),
contributions of information or leads (via direct mail or Usenet) from ![[AAroads]](images/aaroads.jpg){kind=small}
bigmikelakers(2), SimMoonXP(3),
Patrick Carroll(4), James D Lobue(5), Greg Loraditch(6),
Andrew Poth(7), Joel Windmiller(8)]:Route 2(1,3), I-5(1,2), I-10(1), Route 12/LRN 51(6), Route 22(3), Route 24(4),
Route 26(3), Route 29(1), Route 47(2),
Route 49(1), Route 62(3), Route 64(2),
Route 65(8), I-80(1), US 101(1), Route 122(3), Route 126(3), Route 134(1), Route 241(1), Route 247(3), I-280(1,7), Route 330(5), I-405(1), and I-710(1).
Added a book to the recommended reading list: The Big Roads: The Untold Story of the Engineers, Visionaries, and Trailblazers Who Created the American Superhighways by Earl Swift. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; ISBN: 0618812415; (June 2011)
Checked the Calnexus page to see if there had been any updates. There weren't any.
Reviewed the Pending Legislation page. No bills have passed yet.
I checked the CTC Liaison page for the results of the May and June meetings. The following items were of interest:
May-(4) The Department and the Kern Council of Governments (KCOG)
propose to amend the 2010 STIP to reduce the programming for
KCOG’s Planning, Programming and Monitoring (PPNO 6L03), and
revise the project funding plans for the Route 99 from Route 204 to
Beardsley Canal project (PPNO 6267) and the Route 99 from Route 119 to
Wilson Road project (PPNO 6268). Approved.
May-(5) The Department proposes to amend the 2010 STIP to delete the
Philip Raine Safety Roadside Rest Area Enhancement project (PPNO 6370)
in Tulare County and add the Route 99/Route 113 Interchange project
(PPNO 8373) in Sutter County. Approved.
Jun-(17) The Department and the Transportation Agency for Monterey
County propose to amend the 2010 STIP to revise the project funding
plan for the Route 68 Safety & Operations Corral de Tierra project
(PPNO 1813A).
Jun-(19) The Department and the Merced County Association of
Governments propose to amend the 2010 STIP to delete the Route 59
Widening project (PPNO 6688) and add the Atwater-Merced Expressway
Phase 1A project (PPNO 5264A).
Jun-(23) The Department, the San Bernardino Associated Governments and
the Riverside County Transportation Commission propose to amend the
2010 STIP and the CMIA baseline agreement for the I-215 HOV Bi-County
Gap Closure project (PPNO 0041G), to update the project funding plan
by swapping currently programmed $4,961,000 in RIP funds with an equal
amount of IIP funds.
Jun-(29) The Department, the Transportation Authority of Marin, and
the Sonoma County Transportation Agency propose to amend the 2010 STIP
and CMIA baseline agreements for the Route 101 Marin-Sonoma Narrows -
Southerly Interchange (PPNO 0360J), Route 101 Marin-Sonoma Narrows -
Petaluma Boulevard South Interchange (PPNO 0360H), and the Route 101
Marin-Sonoma Narrows – Widen Novato Creek Bridge (PPNO 0360M)
projects to update the project scope, funding plan and schedule for
the Southerly Interchange project, to update funding plan and schedule
for the Petaluma Boulevard South Interchange project, and to delete
CMIA funds from the Widen Novato Creek Bridge project.
May-(17) The Department and the Transportation Agency for Monterey
County propose to amend the 2010 STIP to revise the project funding
plan for the Route 68 Safety & Operations Corral de Tierra project
(PPNO 1813A). Information only.
May-(19) The Department and the Merced County Association of
Governments propose to amend the 2010 STIP to delete the Route 59
Widening project (PPNO 6688) and add the Atwater-Merced Expressway
Phase 1A project (PPNO 5264A). Information only.
May-(24) The Department, the San Bernardino Associated Governments and
the Riverside County Transportation Commission propose to amend the
2010 STIP and the CMIA baseline agreement for the I-215 HOV Bi-County
Gap Closure project (PPNO 0041G), to update the project funding plan
by swapping currently programmed $4,961,000 in RIP funds with an equal
amount of IIP funds. Information only.
May-(30) The Department, the Transportation Authority of Marin, and
the Sonoma County Transportation Agency propose to amend the 2010 STIP
and CMIA baseline agreements for the Route 101 Marin-Sonoma Narrows -
Southerly Interchange (PPNO 0360J), Route 101 Marin-Sonoma Narrows -
Petaluma Boulevard South Interchange (PPNO 0360H), and the Route 101
Marin-Sonoma Narrows – Widen Novato Creek Bridge (PPNO 0360M)
projects to update the project scope, funding plan and schedule for
the Southerly Interchange project, to update funding plan and schedule
for the Petaluma Boulevard South Interchange project, and to delete
CMIA funds from the Widen Novato Creek Bridge project. Information
only.
Proposition 1B CMIA Program Amendments
May-(1a) The Department and the City of Chico propose to amend the
CMIA baseline agreement for the Route 32 Widening Phase1 project (PPNO
2107) in Butte County, to revise the scope and update the project
schedule. Approved.
May-(1b) The Department and the Orange County Transportation Authority
propose to amend the CMIA baseline agreement for the Northbound Orange
Freeway (Route 57) widening between Katella Avenue and Lincoln Avenue
project (PPNO 3829) to split out the replacement landscaping project.
Approved.
May-(1d) The Department and the Shasta County Regional Transportation
Planning Agency propose to amend the CMIA baseline agreement for the
South Redding I-5, 6 Lane project (PPNO 3331) in Shasta County, to
revise the scope and update the project schedule. Approved.
Jun-(1a) The Department and the Contra Costa Transportation Authority
propose to amend the CMIA baseline agreements for Segment 2 (from
Contra Loma Boulevard to Lone Tree Way, PPNO 0192H) and Segment 3
(from Lone Tree Way to Route 160 PPNO 0192I) of the Route 4 East
Widening project to update the funding plan and delivery schedule for
Segment 2, to update the project scope, project limits, and delivery
schedule for Segment 3, and to split Segment 3 into two contracts and
change the implementing agency for one of those contracts.
Jun-(1b) The Department and the Alameda Transportation Commission
propose to amend the CMIA baseline agreements for Segment 1 (from
Concannon Boulevard to Jack London Boulevard, PPNO 0081G) and Segment
2 (Ruby Hills Drive to Concannon Boulevard, PPNO 0081H) of the Route 84 Expressway Widening project to reprogram all CMIA funds to Segment
1, transfer a portion of Segment 2 scope to Segment 1, and to delay
the delivery of Segment 2.
Jun-(1d) The Department and the Santa Cruz County Regional
Transportation Commission propose to amend the CMIA baseline agreement
for the Highway 1 Soquel to Morrissey Auxiliary Lanes project (PPNO
6500) in Santa Cruz County to revise the project funding plan and
change the implementing agency for construction.
Proposition 1B TCIF Program Amendments
May-(5b) The Department proposes to amend the TCIF project baseline
agreement for the Route 4 Crosstown Freeway Extension project (PPNO
0284) in San Joaquin County to revise the project limits and funding
plan. Approved.
May-(5e) The Department and the Port of Los Angeles propose to amend
the TCIF project baseline agreements for Project 19 ( Route 110
Freeway/Route 47 Interchange project [PPNO TC19]) and Project 20
(Route 110 Freeway and C Street Interchange Improvements project [PPNO
TC20]) in Los Angeles County to revise the project schedules and
funding plans.
May-(7) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 03 –
Butte County Widen and improve approximately 2.6 miles of Route 32
providing an additional lane in each direction from Route 32/Route 99
Interchange to east of Yosemite Drive in the city of Chico. (FEIR)
(PPNO 2107) (CMIA) The Commission accepted the environmental
document, Findings of Fact, and Statement of Overriding
Considerations and approved the project for future consideration of
funding.
May-(8) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 05-SLO-166,
PM R36.0/40.5 Route 166 in San Luis Obispo County. Construct roadway
improvements including realignment of a portion of Route 166 near the
city of Santa Maria. (ND) (PPNO 2243) (SHOPP) The Commission
accepted the environmental document and approved the project for
future consideration of funding.
May-(9) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 08-SBd-10, PM
25.3/27.3.1 Route 10 in San Bernardino County. Construct roadway
improvements including the reconstruction of the Tippecanoe
interchange on Route 10 in the city of San Bernardino. (MND) (PPNO
0154D) (STIP) The Commission accepted the environmental document
and approved the project for future consideration of funding.
May-(10) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 04-SM-101, PM
16.3/17.0 Route 101 in San Mateo County. Construct roadway improvement
including the replacement of the Broadway Overcrossing in the city of
Burlingame. (MND) (PPNO 0702A) (STIP) The Commission accepted the
environmental document and approved the project for future
consideration of funding.
Jun-(10) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 01-Men-1, PM
92.83 Route 1 in Mendocino County. Construct a fish passage project at
Dunn Creek on Route 1 near the town of Leggett. (ND) (PPNO 0155Z)
(SHOPP)
Jun-(11) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 03-Pla-89, PM
21.4/21.7, 03-Nev-89, PM 0.0/0.4 Route 89 in Placer and Nevada
Counties. Construct a mixed use path on a portion of Route 89 near the
city of Truckee. (ND) (PPNO 3L43) (STIP)
Jun-(12) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 04-CC-680, PM
24.2/24.4 Route 680 in Contra Costa County. Seismic restoration to the
southbound off-ramp at the Mococo Overhead and Route 680 in the city
of Martinez. (MND) (PPNO 0303B) (SHOPP)
Jun-(13) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 04-SCl-9, PM
2.5/7.0 Route 9 in Santa Clara County. Construct roadway improvements
to address safety issues including improving sight distances, upgrade
existing lanes and shoulders and replace guard rails on a portion of
Route 9 in and near the city of Saratoga. (FEIR) (PPNO 0385F) (SHOPP)
Jun-(15) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 05-SB-166, PM
.09/2.3, 3.8/4.8 Route 166 in Santa Barbara County. Roadway
improvements including relocation of drainage ditches along a portion
of Route 166 near the city of Santa Maria. (MND) (PPNO 1850) (SHOPP)
Jun-(16) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding : 08-RIV-91,
PM 21.5/21.7,08-RIV-215,PM 43.2/45.3,08-SBd-215,PM 0.0/5.1 Route 91
and Route 215 in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. Construct a
HOV Lane in each direction on a portion of Route 215 in and near the
city of San Bernardino. (MND) (PPNO 0041G) (CMIA)
Jun-(18) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 04-ALA-84, PM
22.9/25.7 Route 84 in Alameda County. Widen and upgrade Route 84 from
two lanes to four lanes in the city of Livermore. (ND) (PPNO 0081H,
0081G) (CMIA)
(May) A New Public Road Connection to Route 101 05-Sbt-101 PM 0.1 (San
Juan Road) in the county of San Benito near the Monterey/San Benito
County line. Approved.
(May) 1-Men-222-PM L0.0/L0.4, Right of Way on Route 222 (Talmage
Road), from South State Street to Route 101, in the city of Ukiah,
consisting of superseded highway right of way. Approved.
(May) 4-Nap-29-PM 28.3/29.3, Right of Way in the city of St. Helena
along Route 29, between Charter Oak Avenue and 0.1 mile west of Pratt
Avenue, consisting of non-motorized transportation facilities, namely
sidewalks. Approved.
(May) 6-Fre-180-PM 63.45/65.55, Right of Way in the city of Fresno
along Route 180 between South Clovis Avenue and Temperance Avenue,
consisting of superseded highway right of way and collateral
facilities. Approved.
(May) 10-SJ-99-PM 21.9/22.1, Right of Way along Route 99, from the
Calaveras River Overcrossing to 0.2 mile north thereof, in the county
of San Joaquin. Approved.
(Jun) 4-Ala-580-PM 19.8/20.7, Right of Way along Route 580, on Johnson
Drive between Route 680 and Hopyard Road, in the city of Pleasanton.
(Jun) 6-Ker-178-PM 0.20/1.70, Right of Way on Route 178, from Route 99
to M Street, in the city of Bakersfield.
(Jun) 8-SBd-30-PM R27.39, Right of Way along Route 30, on Victoria
Street, in the city of Highland.
(Jun) 8-SBd-210-PM 18.29/19.96, Right of Way along Route 210, on
Highland Avenue (former Route 30) and between Lilac Avenue and the
east city limits, in the city of Rialto.
(Jun) 11-Imp-111-PM 22.1/23.4, Right of Way on superseded Route 111,
between Route 78 (Main Street) and the northerly city limits, in the
city of Brawley.
(Jun) 11-SD-75-PM 10.6/10.8, Right of Way along Route 75, on Palm
Avenue between 7th and 8th Streets, in the city of Imperial Beach.
Our second update for the new year., late as usual :-). As a reminder, if you haven't friended the California Highways Facebook group, you should. I've set it up to get the regular Metro.Net headline posting, and I regularly highlight any highway related articles I find on the net. It is also your place to share news about California Highways, and I pick up that news from there for these updates. So join!
The following are updates from my reading of the papers (which are posted to California Highways Facebook group) as well as any backed up email changes. I also reviewed the the AAroads forum and misc.transport.road. This resulted in changes on the following routes, with credit as indicated [my research(1), contributions of information or leads (via direct mail or Usenet) from Eric Armourer(2), Robert Bregoff(3), Patrick Carroll(4), Paul D. DeRocco(5), Dick Keiser(6), Ken Rickard(7), Joel Windmiller(8)]:Route 24(4), Route 39(5), Route 52(2), Route 60(1), Route 84(1), Route 110(1), Route 118(1), Route 128(3), Route 138—High Desert Corridor(1), Route 173(1), Route 175(1), Route 330(1), US 50(1,8), US 101(1,8), I-10(1), I-80(1), I-280(1), I-405(1), I-710(1), Sisikyou County Sign Route A29(7,6).
Checked the Calnexus page to see if there had been any updates. There weren't any.
Reviewed the Pending Legislation page. This is early in the legislative session, and we're still in the bill introduction phase.
I checked the CTC Liaison page for the results of the March meeting (the CTC appears to be meeting every other month). The following items were of interest:
(1) The Department, the Solano Transportation Authority, and the Napa
County Transportation Planning Agency propose to amend the 2010 STIP
and the CMIA baseline agreement for the Segment 1 (PPNO 0367D) and
Segment 2 (PPNO 0367I) of the Route 12 Jameson Canyon Widening –
Phase 1 (TCRP 157) project to reprogram $4,100,00 IIP funds from
Construction Capital for Segment 1 to Construction Support for Segment
1 ($2,750,000) and Segment 2 ($1,350,000) and to update the project
delivery schedule. Approved.
(2) The Department and the San Joaquin Council of Govern-ments (SJCOG)
propose to amend the 2010 STIP to revise the funding plan for the
I-5/French Camp Interchange project (PPNO 7239), change the project
scope and revise the fund-ing plan for the Route (SR) 99 Widening in
Manteca and San Joaquin project (PPNO 7634), and add the SR 99
Widen-ing in Manteca and San Joaquin Phase 1 project (PPNO 7634A), the
SR 99 Widening in Manteca and San Joaquin Phase 2 project (PPNO
7634B), the SR 99 Widening in Man-teca and San Joaquin Phase 3 project
(PPNO 7634C), and the SR 99 Widening in Manteca and San Joaquin
Mitigation Planting project (PPNO 7634D). Approved off Consent
Calendar.
(1) The Department proposes to amend the 2010 STIP to revise the
project limits for the South Coast 101 High Occupancy Vehicle Lanes
project (PPNO 7101) in Santa Barbara County. Information only.
(3) The Department and the Kern Council of Governments (KCOG) propose
to amend the 2010 STIP to reduce the programming for KCOG’s
Planning, Programming and Monitoring (PPNO 6L03), and revise the
project funding plans for the Route 99 from Route 204 to Beardsley
Canal project (PPNO 6267) and the Route 99 from Route 119 to Wilson
Road project (PPNO 6268). Information only.
(4) The Department proposes to amend the 2010 STIP to delete the
Philip Raine Safety Roadside Rest Area Enhancement project (PPNO 6370)
in Tulare County and add the Route 99/113 Interchange project (PPNO
8373) in Sutter County. Information only.
(6) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 11-SD-805, PM
23.3/27.7, 11-SD-52, PM 3.5/4.1 Routes 805 and 52 in San Diego County.
Construct roadway improvements including 4 managed lanes, 2 HOV lanes
and a transit station on Route 805 and 52 near the city of San Diego.
(MND) (EA 081630) (SLPP) The Commission accepted the environmental
document and approved the project for future consideration
(7) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 08-SBd-15, PM
177.3/181.1 Route 15 in San Bernardino County. Construct a new Joint
Port of Entry on the California/Nevada border on Route 15 near the
town of Nipton. (MND) (PPNO 0179B) (SHOPP) The Commission accepted
the environmental document and approved the project for future
consideration of funding.
(1) A New Public Road Connection to Route 15 at 08-Riv-15 PM 7.3 at
French Valley Parkway in the city of Temecula, in the county of
Riverside. Approved.
(2) A New Public Road Connection to Route 15 at 08-SBd-15 PM 30.0 at
Ranchero Road in the city of Hesperia, in the county of San
Bernardino. Approved.
1-Hum-255-PM 6.0, Right of Way along Route 255, at Jackson Ranch Road,
in the county of Humboldt. Approved.
6-Tul-63-PM 22.57, Right of Way along Route 63, at Avenue 408, in the
county of Tulare. Approved.
10-Mer-99-PM 11.35/12.70, Right of Way along Route 99, from Mission
Avenue to Parsons Street, in the city of Merced. Approved.
11-Imp-111-PM 17.8/20.7, Right of Way along Route 111, from 0.5 mile
south of Carey Road to 0.2 mile north of Mead Road, in the county of
Imperial. Approved.
Reviewed the CTC Project Allocation List – March 24, 2011 and noted the following:
Ah, the first update of a new year, late as usual :-). This year looks to be so busy, I don't expect them to come too much faster. That shouldn't be a problem, as the pace of road construction is slowing with the state's financial problem. That said, on to the updates. As a reminder, if you haven't friended the California Highways Facebook group, you should. I've set it up to get the regular Metro.Net headline posting, and I regularly highlight any highway related articles I find on the net. It is also your place to share news about California Highways, and I pick up that news from there for these updates. So join!
The following are updates from my reading of the papers (which are posted to California Highways Facebook group) as well as any backed up email changes. I also reviewed the the AAroads forum and misc.transport.road. This resulted in changes on the following routes, with credit as indicated [my research(1), contributions of information or leads (via direct mail or Usenet) from Robert Bregoff(2), Chris Cargill(3) and Chris Sampang(4)]:Route 1(1), Route 2(1), I-10(1), Route 37(2), Route 59(3), Route 84(1), US 101(1), Route 275(4), and I-405(1).
Checked the Calnexus page to see if there had been any updates. There weren't any.
Reviewed the Pending Legislation page. This is a new legislative session, and only a few bills have been introduced yet, and no bills have even progressed out of committee.
I checked the CTC Liaison page for the results of the January meeting. The following items were of interest:
(1) The Department and the Tehama County Transportation Commission
propose to amend the Route 99 corridor baseline agreement and the 2010
STIP for the Route 99 Los Molinos project (PPNO 02-3326) to update the
project scope, schedule and funding plan for Phase 2. Approved.
(3) The Department and the Los Angeles County Metropolitan
Transportation Authority propose to amend the CMIA baseline agreement,
the 2010 STIP, and the SLPP program for the Route 5 Empire Avenue
Interchange project (PPNO 3985) and the Route 5 Burbank Boulevard
reconstruction project (PPNO 3986) to combine the two projects for
staging and construction purposes and to revise the schedule and
funding plan accordingly. Approved.
(4) The Department proposed to amend the CMIA baseline agreement and
the 2010 STIP for the Route 91 Widening – Route 55 connector to
Weir Canyon project (PPNO 4598A) in Orange County to advance the
schedule and split out the landscape work. Approved.
(2) The Department and the San Joaquin Council of Governments propose
to amend the 2010 STIP to revise the funding plan for the I-5/French
Camp Interchange project (PPNO 7239), change the project scope and
revise the funding plan for the Route 99 Widening in Manteca and San
Joaquin project (PPNO 7634), and add the Route 99 Widening in Manteca
and San Joaquin Phase 1 project (PPNO 7634A), the Route 99 Widening in
Manteca and San Joaquin Phase 2 project (PPNO 7634B), the SR Widening
in Manteca and San Joaquin Phase 3 project (PPNO 7634C), and the Route 99 Widening in Manteca and San Joaquin Mitigation Planting project
(PPNO 7634D). Information only.
(7) The Department, the Solano Transportation Authority, and the Napa
County Transportation Planning Agency propose to amend the 2010 STIP
and the CMIA baseline agreement for the Segment 1 (PPNO 0367D) and
Segment 2 (PPNO 0367I) of the Route 12 Jameson Canyon Widening –
Phase 1 (TCRP 157) project to reprogram $4,100,00 IIP funds from
Construction Capital for Segment 1 to Construction Support for Segment
1 ($2,750,000) and Segment 2 ($1,350,000) and to update the project
delivery schedule. Information only.
Proposition 1B Route 99 Program Amendments
(2) The Department proposes to amend the Route 99 baseline agreement
for the Island Park 6-lane project (PPNO 6274) in Fresno County, to
increase Right of Way from $1,350,000 to $6,500,000.
(1) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding:
03-But-99, PM 28.1/29.6 Route 99 in Butte County. Replace an existing
bridge on Route 99 near the city of Chico. The Commission accepted
the environmental document and approved the project for future
consideration of funding.
(2) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding:
04-Ala-580, PM R4.9/R8.2 Route 580 in Alameda County. Construct an
eastbound truck climbing lane on a portion of Route 580 near the city
of Livermore. The Commission accepted the environmental document
and approved the project for future consideration of funding.
(3) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding:
04-Ala-880, PM 22.5/25.5 Route 880 in Alameda County. Extend HOV Lane
on a portion of Route 880 in the cities of San Leandro and Oakland. The
Commission accepted the environmental document and approved the
project for future consideration of funding.
(5) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 06-Kin-41, PM
11.5/20.1 Route 41 in Kings County. Rehabilitate roadway on a portion
Route 41 near Kettleman City. The Commission accepted the
environmental document and approved the project for future
consideration of funding.
(6) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding: 10-SJ-4, PM
14.4/14.8 and T14.6/R15.7 Route 4 in San Joaquin County. Roadway
improvements including a new four lane roadway and viaduct on Route 4
near the city of Stockton. The Commission accepted the
environmental document, Findings of Fact, and Statement of
Overriding Considerations and approved the project for future
consideration of funding.
(7) Approval of Project for Future Consideration of Funding : 10-SJ-5, PM
25.0/37.1 Route 5 in San Joaquin County. Construct roadway
improvements on a portion of Route 5 in the city of Stockton. The
Commission accepted the environmental documents, the Findings of
Fact, and approved the project for future consideration of funding.
A New Public Road Connection to Route 101 at 04-MRN-101 PM 25.54
(Redwood Landfill Overcrossing) in the County of Marin. Approved
3-Pla-193-PM 0.00/1.35, Right of way in the city of Lincoln on Route 193 (McBean Park Drive and the Lincoln Newcastle Highway) from Route 65 to the easterly city limits, under terms and conditions as stated
in the relinquishment agreement dated October 1, 2008, determined to
be in the best interest of the State. Authorized by Chapter 362,
Statutes of 2006, which amended Section 493 of the Streets and
Highways Code. Approved
4-Ala-238-PM 15.0/15.4, Right of way in the county of Alameda along
Route 238, on Westerman Court, Morrill Street, and Langton Way,
consisting of collateral facilities. Approved
6-Ker-14-PM 17.12/23.58, Right of way in the county of Kern along
Route 14 between 4.2 miles south and 2.3 miles north of California
City Boulevard, consisting of superseded highway right of way and
collateral facilities. Approved
7-LA-605-PM 21.1/22.8, Right of way in the city of Irwindale along
Route 605 between West Ramona Boulevard and Rivergrade Road,
consisting of collateral facilities. Approved
8-SBd-210-PM 15.18/18.24, Right of way in the city of Rialto along
Route 210 between Mango Avenue and Lilac Avenue, consisting of
collateral facilities. Approved
12-Ora-5-PM 36.2/36.5, Right of way in the city of Anaheim along Route 5 at the intersection of South Walnut Street and West Broadway Street,
consisting of collateral facilities. Approved
12-Ora-5-PM 38.6, Right of way in the city of Anaheim along Route 5 on
South Anaheim Boulevard, consisting of collateral facilities. Approved
12-Ora-5-PM 36.5/36.7, Right of way in the city of Anaheim along Route 5 at Katella Avenue, consisting of collateral facilities. Approved
12-Ora-5-PM 35.8/36.0, Right of way in the city of Anaheim along Route 5 on Gene Autry Way, Santa Cruz Street, and Stanford Court, consisting
of collateral facilities. Approved
12-Ora-133-PM 7.8, Right of way in the city of Irvine along Route 133
at Laguna Canyon Road, consisting of collateral facilities. Approved
10-Cal-4-PM 21.43/22.15, Right of way in the city of Angels along
Route 4 from 98.43 feet (30 meters) east of the east end of the Angels
Creek Bridge No. 30-0008 to the easterly city limits, consisting of
superseded highway right of way. Approved
9-Iny-395-PM 66.6/68.4 Right of way in the county of Inyo along Route 395 at the Manzanar National Historic Site, consisting of superseded
highway right of way no longer needed for State highway purposes. Approved
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