Transit Project Listings

Transit Project Listings

Transit Projects

Alameda Contra Costa Transit District (AC Transit)

AC Transit: Facilities UpgradeAC Transit: Systemwide: Agency's facilities & equipment upgrades.

Project Name:Description:

Alameda Contra Costa Transit District (AC Transit)Sponsor: Alameda Contra Costa Transit DistrictImplementing Agency:

ALA010034TIP ID: County: Alameda TransitSystem: 17-10-0026RTP ID: 20600002155CTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.08 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Reconstruction or renovation of transit buildings and structures (e.g., rail orbus buildings, storage and maintenance facilities, stations, terminals, and ancillary structures)

Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:

Phase Fund Source Prior Years FY 2020/21 FY 2021/22 FY 2022/23 FY 2023/24 Future Years Total ProgrammedAll funding in thousands of dollars

5307CON $ 24,474$ 24,4745309CON $ 6,177$ 6,177BTCON $ 1,482$ 1,482OTHER LOCALCON $ 11,480$ 11,480PROPCON $ 4,346$ 4,346RIPCON $ 3,705$ 3,705STPCON $ 4,000$ 4,000

$ 55,663$ 55,663Total Programmed Funding:

AC Transit: East Bay Bus Rapid TransitAlameda County: Along Broadway/ International/E 14th corridor from Oakland to San Leandro: Implement BRT including 34stations, transit signal priority, level-boarding, shelters, off-board ticketing, real-time information, and security cameras




Air Quality Exempt Code: NON-EXEMPT185 10.558 5.728Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


5309ENV $ 6,410$ 6,410BTENV $ 3,500$ 3,500OTHER LOCALENV $ 281$ 281OTHER STATEENV $ 1,550$ 1,550SALESTAX-ENV $ 3,637$ 3,6375309PE $ 16,000$ 16,000SALESTAX-PE $ 3,128$ 3,1285309PSE $ 27,085$ 27,085PROPPSE $ 3,351$ 3,351SALESTAX-PSE $ 2,411$ 2,411BTROW $ 1,500$ 1,5005309CON $ 28,559$ 28,559AHSCCON $ 3,381$ 3,381BTCON $ 52,656$ 52,656CMAQCON $ 4,547$ 4,547LCTOPCON $ 2,036$ 2,036OTHER LOCALCON $ 10,364$ 10,364OTHER STATECON $ 1,949$ 1,949PROPCON $ 3,204$ 3,204RIPCON $ 7,995$ 7,995SALESTAX-CON $ 15,200$ 15,200SB1CON $ 5,900$ 5,900TFCACON $ 925$ 925


AC Transit: South County CorridorsAC Transit: South Alameda County Major Corridors: Travel time improvements including Adaptive Traffic Control Systems,corridor-wide Transit Signal Priority, signal coordination and relocation of key bus stops from near side to far side.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.07 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.128) - Traffic signal synchronization projectsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


CMAQPE $ 500$ 500OTHER LOCALPE $ 65$ 65CMAQCON $ 4,500$ 4,500OTHER LOCALCON $ 583$ 583OTHER STATECON $ 211$ 211


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AC Transit: Purchase (10) Double-Deck Diesel BusesAC Transit: (10) Double-Deck Diesel Buses: Purchase buses to replace buses in existing fleet




Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.10 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Purchase of new buses and rail cars to replace existing vehicles or for minorexpansions of the fleet



5307CON $ 3,636$ 3,6365337CON $ 1,500$ 1,500BTCON $ 1,493$ 1,493OTHER LOCALCON $ 3,619$ 3,619


AC Transit: Purchase (10) 40' Buses-Fuel Cell ZEBAC Transit: 10 vehicles: Replace 10 40ft urban diesel buses with Zero-emission fuel cell buses







OTHER LOCALCON $ 7,710$ 7,710RTP-LRPCON $ 5,087$ 5,087

$ 5,087 $ 12,797$ 7,710Total Programmed Funding:

AC Transit: PM - Exchange for 40ft Fuel Cell ZEBAC Transit: Preventive maintenance program, including maintenance of buses and facilities. Project is in exchange for localfunds to replace 10 (of 102 in sub-fleet) 40ft urban diesel buses with Zero-emission fuel cell buses




Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.03 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Rehabilitation of transit vehiclesRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


5307CON $ 979$ 979BTCON $ 4,958$ 4,958


AC Transit: SFOBB ForwardAC Transit: 14 replacement and 5 new buses: Rehab buses and purchase 5 new double-decker buses to expand transbayservice. Includes 1 year of operating funding; at the Oakland Maintenance Facility: Construct bus washer to accommodatedouble-decker bus.





Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 1,261,700


CMAQCON $ 11,000$ 11,000OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,425$ 1,425


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AC Transit: Purchase 36 Coach Buses (MCIs)AC Transit: 36 Coach Buses (MCIs): Purchase buses









AC Transit: Purchase (35) 40ft Diesel BusesAC Transit: 35 40-ft Diesel Buses: Purchase replacement buses to keep AC Transit's fleet in a state of good repair







5307CON $ 14,472$ 14,472OTHER LOCALCON $ 4,323$ 4,323


AC Transit: Preventive Maintenance (Swap)AC Transit: Systemwide: Preventive Maintenance (federal funding is provided for this project in exchange for AC Transit'scommitment to replace diesel buses)






5307CON $ 14,454$ 14,454BTCON $ 1,674$ 1,674OTHER LOCALCON $ 6,522$ 6,522


AC Transit: Preventive Maintenance (Deferred Comp)AC Transit: Systemwide: Preventive Maintenance (funding is incentive for delaying bus purchases)






5307CON $ 781$ 781OTHER LOCALCON $ 195$ 195

$ 976$ 976Total Programmed Funding:

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AC Transit: 5 Battery Electric Bus purchaseAC Transit: 5 buses: Purchase 5 New Flyer battery electric buses with 5 depot charging stations and installation. Includesconsulting PM support from CTE.







CARBCON $ 690$ 690OTHER FEDERALCON $ 1,552$ 1,552OTHER LOCALCON $ 4,136$ 4,136


San Pablo and Telegraph Ave Rapid Bus UpgradesAC Transit: Various locations on the San Pablo and Telegraph Ave Corridors: Implement rapid bus improvements includingTSP upgrades, signal coordination, the relocation of key bus stops; On Telegraph from Channing to Bancroft: implementtransit only lane




Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Projects that correct, improve, or eliminate a hazardous location or featureRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


SALESTAX-PE $ 536$ 536SALESTAX-PSE $ 447$ 447CMAQCON $ 3,881$ 3,881OTHER STATECON $ 1,119$ 1,119SALESTAX-CON $ 4,017$ 4,017


AC Transit:AC Transit: Replace 50 40-ft DieselsAC Transit: 50 40-ft Diesel Buses: Purchase replacement vehicles









AC Transit: Purchase 40 Zero-Emission BusesAC Transit: 40 Zero-Emission Buses: Purchase buses to meet State mandate of ZEBs in AC Transit's fleet







5339CON $ 5,821$ 5,821BTCON $ 16,561$ 16,561OTHER LOCALCON $ 20,000$ 20,000


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AC Transit: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsAC Transit: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergencyincluding costs to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave



ALA190023TIP ID: County: Alameda TransitSystem: 17-10-0027RTP ID: nullCTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.12 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Emergency relief (23 U.S.C. 125)Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


5307CON $ 114,160$ 80,366 $ 33,794


AC Transit: Paratransit Van ReplacementAC Transit: Paratransit fleet: Amortized cost of replacing vans used for paratransit service. Vans are operated and replacedby paratransit contractor. FTA funds programmed annually in lieu of programming for replacing vans at end of their useful life.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Purchase of support vehiclesRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


5307CON $ 21,507$ 21,507BTCON $ 495$ 495OTHER LOCALCON $ 5,176$ 5,176


AC Transit: ADA Paratransit AssistanceAC Transit: Systemwide: ADA Paratransit Operating Subsidy.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Operating assistance to transit agenciesRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:




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Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART)

BART: Fare Collection EquipmentBART: Systemwide: Acquire and install fare collection equipment.


Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART)Sponsor: Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART)Implementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.05 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Purchase of operating equipment for vehicles (e.g., radios, fareboxes, lifts,etc.)



5307CON $ 8,731$ 8,7315309CON $ 1,975$ 1,9755337CON $ 38,516$ 38,516OTHER LOCALCON $ 12,880$ 12,880


MacArthur BART Plaza RemodelOakland: MacArthur BART Station: Renovate the entry plaza





Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 109,424


PRIVATEENV $ 100$ 100OTHER LOCALPSE $ 159$ 159OTHER STATEPSE $ 377$ 3775309CON $ 970$ 970CMAQCON $ 625$ 625OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,557$ 2,557OTHER STATECON $ 931$ 931PROPCON $ 300$ 300RIP-TECON $ 954$ 954


Hayward Shop and Yard ExpansionBART: Hayward Shop and Yard: Expansion facility to accommodate additional rail vehicles for storage, maintenance andrepair.




Air Quality Exempt Code: NON-EXEMPTRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


SALESTAX-PE $ 5,000$ 5,000OTHER LOCALROW $ 7,000$ 7,000PROPCON $ 78,639$ 78,639SALESTAX-CON $ 69,860$ 69,860


BART Metro Priority Track ElementsBART: In Lafayette, Dublin and Millbrae: Provide three critical track extensions in order to provide the BART system withadditional operational flexibility and additional capacity, all within existing right-of-way.






OTHER LOCALPE $ 2,213$ 2,213STPPE $ 1,539$ 1,539CMAQCON $ 40$ 40OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,828$ 2,828STPCON $ 1,880$ 1,880


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Bay Fair ConnectionBART: At and near Bay Fair Station: Modify station and approaches to add one or more additional tracks and one or morepassenger platforms for improved train service and operational flexibility






SALESTAX-PE $ 5,600$ 5,600SALESTAX-PSE $ 34,268$ 34,268

SALESTAX-ROW $ 13,073$ 13,073

RTP-LRPCON $ 50,000$ 50,000

SALESTAX-CON-CE $ 47,059$ 47,059

$ 47,341 $ 47,059 $ 50,000 $ 150,000$ 5,600Total Programmed Funding:

19th Street BART Station Modernization-GO UptownIn Oakland: At the 19th Street BART Station and adjacent public realm: Implement station and streetscape improvements







OTHER LOCALCON $ 3,301$ 3,301PROPCON $ 16,090$ 16,090RIPCON $ 3,726$ 3,726FED-DISCCON $ 6,322$ 6,322


BART-Elevator Renovation programBART: Various locations system-wide: Renovate or rehabilitate elevators







5337CON $ 14,000$ 7,000 $ 7,000

OTHER LOCALCON $ 3,500$ 1,750 $ 1,750


BART: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsBART: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergency includingcosts to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.






5307CON $ 377,053$ 251,637 $ 125,416


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BART Train Control RenovationBART: Systemwide: Replace obsolete elements and subsystems of the train control system.



BRT030004TIP ID: County: Regional TransitSystem: 17-10-0005RTP ID: 20600002658CTIPS




BTPSE $ 400$ 4005307CON $ 41,702$ 41,7025309CON $ 78,932$ 78,9325337CON $ 73,465$ 73,465BTCON $ 10,278$ 10,278OTHER LOCALCON $ 41,691$ 41,691PROPCON $ 17,500$ 17,500


BART: Traction Power System RenovationBART: Systemwide: Replace obsolete elements and subsystems of the traction power system to maintain and improvereliability and safety



BRT030005TIP ID: County: Regional TransitSystem: 17-10-0005RTP ID: 20600002659CTIPS




BTPSE $ 1,722$ 1,7225307CON $ 19,880$ 19,8805309CON $ 63,687$ 63,6875337CON $ 95,056$ 95,056BTCON $ 4,000$ 4,000OTHER LOCALCON $ 43,283$ 43,283


BART: Rail, Way and Structures ProgramBART: Systemwide: Replace worn out mainline rail and make other timely reinvestments in way.



BRT97100BTIP ID: County: Regional TransitSystem: 17-10-0026RTP ID: 20600003700CTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.09 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Rehabilitation or reconstruction of track structures, track, and trackbed inexisting rights-of-way



5307CON $ 31,042$ 31,0425309CON $ 110,434$ 110,4345337CON $ 102,665$ 102,665BTCON $ 4,000$ 4,000OTHER LOCALCON $ 48,886$ 48,886


BART:ADA Paratransit Capital Accessibility ImproveBART: At various stations: Capital Access Improvements Program including, station elevator improvements, installation ofhands-free emergency telephones, and tactile stair tread replacement



BRT99T01BTIP ID: County: Regional TransitSystem: 17-10-0005RTP ID: 20600003701CTIPS





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BART to Antioch - East Contra Costa Rail ExtensionPittsburg/Antioch: East Contra Costa County: Extend Rail Service from the Pittsburg/Bay Point Station into eastern ContraCosta County



CC-050025TIP ID: County: Contra Costa TransitSystem: 17-02-0047RTP ID: 20600003385CTIPS



BTENV $ 16,650$ 16,650OTHER LOCALENV $ 1,000$ 1,000RIPENV $ 250$ 250TCRPENV $ 5,000$ 5,000BTPSE $ 26,700$ 26,700PROPPSE $ 9,000$ 9,000AB1171-AB144ROW $ 75,890$ 75,890BTROW $ 30,500$ 30,500AB1171-AB144CON $ 39,110$ 39,110BTCON $ 74,150$ 74,150OTHER LOCALCON $ 19,000$ 19,000PROPCON $ 27,661$ 27,661SALESTAX-CON $ 135,000$ 135,000


Walnut Creek BART TOD Access ImprovementsWalnut Creek: In the vicinity of the Walnut Creek BART Station: construct public access improvements that are part of theproposed transit-oriented development




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.12 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Transportation enhancement activities (except rehabilitation and operation ofhistoric transportation buildings, structures, or facilities)



OTHER LOCALPSE $ 1,900$ 1,900OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,950$ 1,950PRIVATECON $ 1,900$ 1,900RIPCON $ 5,300$ 5,300


eBART Railroad Avenue StationPittsburg: on eBART corridor at Railroad Ave: Design and construction of station




Air Quality Exempt Code: NON-EXEMPT4Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


BTPSE $ 500$ 500OTHER LOCALPSE $ 500$ 500SALESTAX-PSE $ 500$ 500OTHER LOCALCON $ 9,500$ 9,500SALESTAX-CON $ 2,400$ 2,400


Concord Yard Wheel Truing FacilityBART: Concord Yard: Construct a wheel truing facility which will house a dual-guage wheel truing machine to service bothBART and eBART vehicle wheels.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.04 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Purchase of office, shop, and operating equipment for existing facilitiesRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 821,877


OTHER LOCALPE $ 928$ 928OTHER LOCALCON $ 5,906$ 5,906STPCON $ 7,165$ 7,165


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El Cerrito del Norte BART Station ModernizationBART: El Cerrito del Norte BART Station: Modernize the station including expanding the station to relieve crowding, improveaccessibility, reduce fare evasion, and enhance the customer experience.







OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,409$ 1,409PROPCON $ 21,549$ 21,549SALESTAX-CON $ 7,210$ 7,210


Concord BART Station ModernizationConcord: In and around the Concord BART Station: Make capacity, access, placemaking, and state-of-good repair,improvements based on BART's 2016 Station Modernization Plan.







RIPPSE $ 3,500$ 3,500RIPCON $ 9,500$ 9,500


BART Car Exchange (Preventive Maintenance)BART: Systemwide: Preventive maintenance program, including maintenance of rail cars and other system components inexchange for local funds to the BART car replacement reserve.



REG050020TIP ID: County: Regional TransitSystem: 17-10-0026RTP ID: 20600003832CTIPS



5307CON $ 69,143$ 69,1435309CON $ 1,000$ 1,0005337CON $ 228,961$ 228,961OTHER LOCALCON $ 87,232$ 87,232RTP-LRPCON $ 194,491$ 194,491

STPCON $ 93,558$ 93,558


BART: Railcar Procurement ProgramBART: Procure 790 Railcars (includes the replacement of 669 Railcars)






5307CON $ 121,186$ 121,1865309CON $ 22,566$ 22,5665337CON $ 87,964$ 87,964BTCON $ 52,557$ 52,557CMAQCON $ 99,800$ 99,800OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,518,792$ 1,514,792 $ 4,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 718,334$ 718,334

SB1CON $ 107,100$ 107,100

$ 4,000 $ 718,334 $ 2,728,299$ 2,005,965Total Programmed Funding:

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Transit-Oriented Development Pilot Planning PrograOakland and San Francisco: Around BART Stations: Develop a comprehensive TOD strategy that fills the remaining gaps intransportation management and development implementation in the Transbay corridor




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Planning and technical studiesRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER FEDERALPE $ 1,100$ 1,100OTHER LOCALPE $ 320$ 320


BART Integrated Carpool to Transit Access ProgramBART: Systemwide: Program to better integrate carpool access to public transit by matching carpools through an app. Theapp facilitates carpool matching, payment, and parking space reservation at the BART station.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 3.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Continuation of ride-sharing and van-pooling promotion activities at currentlevels



OTHER FEDERALPSE $ 358$ 358OTHER LOCALPSE $ 163$ 163


BART Train Seat ModificationBART: On up to 360 existing BART cars: Remove 7 seats to provide immediate relief for passengers in the peak periodcommute hours






OTHER LOCALCON $ 195$ 195STPCON $ 1,503$ 1,503


BART Transbay Core Capacity ImprovementsBART: Systemwide: Implement communication-based train control (CBTC) system, expand rail car fleet by 306 vehicles, addtraction power substations (5); At Hayward Maintenance Complex; Expand facilities to accommodate expanded fleet






5309PSE $ 300,000$ 300,0005309CON $ 250,700$ 250,700

OTHER LOCALCON $ 819,000$ 819,000RTP-LRPCON $ 1,710,600$ 1,710,600

SALESTAX-CON $ 111,800$ 111,800SB1 $ 174,110CON $ 318,600$ 144,490

$ 250,700 $ 174,110 $ 1,710,600 $ 3,510,700$ 1,375,290Total Programmed Funding:

BART/MUNI Direct Connection PlatformBART/MUNI: Powell Street Station: Provide a direct connection between BART & MUNI.



SF-050014TIP ID: County: San Francisco TransitSystem: 17-05-0010RTP ID: 20600003461CTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 3.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Bicycle and pedestrian facilitiesRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


BTCON $ 3,000$ 3,000$ 3,000$ 3,000Total Programmed Funding:

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Embarcadero Stn: New North-Side Platform ElevatorSan Francisco: Embarcadero BART: Procure and install a new elevator on the east end of the station, expand paid area toinclude the new elevator, dedicate existing elevator to Muni use 100%, project is phased




Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.04 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Purchase of office, shop, and operating equipment for existing facilitiesRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


PROPERTY TAXPE $ 2,000$ 2,000PROPERTY TAXCON $ 10,000$ 10,000SALESTAX-CON $ 1,000$ 1,000STPCON $ 2,000$ 2,000


BART: Preventive MaintenanceBART: Systemwide: Preventive Maintenance



SM-050005TIP ID: County: San Mateo TransitSystem: 17-10-0026RTP ID: 20600002962CTIPS



5307CON $ 21,886$ 21,8865337CON $ 10,753$ 10,753OTHER LOCALCON $ 8,160$ 8,160ST-STPCON $ 5,856$ 5,856


Daly City BART Station Intermodal ImprovementsDaly City: At Daly City BART Station: Improve transit operations; pedestrian & bicycle access; and safety & patron experience




Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.06 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Bus terminals and transfer pointsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


SALESTAX-PSE $ 550$ 550PROPCON $ 350$ 350RIPCON $ 200$ 200


BART: TOD ImplementationAlameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco Counties: On BART property in BART station areas: Planning assistance to supporttransit oriented development



VAR190002TIP ID: County: Various TransitSystem: 17-10-0021RTP ID: nullCTIPS



OTHER LOCALOTHER $ 2,192$ 582 $ 1,610

OTHER FEDERALOTHER $ 2,000$ 2,000

STPOTHER $ 1,000$ 1,000


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Caltrain

Caltrain: Revenue Vehicle Rehab ProgramCaltrain: Systemwide: Provide overhauls and repairs/replacements to key components of the Caltrain rolling stock to maintainit in a state of good repair.


CaltrainSponsor: CaltrainImplementing Agency:




5307CON $ 6,697$ 6,6975309CON $ 13$ 135337CON $ 5,166$ 5,166OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,970$ 2,970


Caltrain Positive Train Control SystemCaltrain: Systemwide: Implement PTC, an advanced train control system that allows for automated collision prevention, andimproved manual collision prevention.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.06 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Construction or renovation of power, signal, and communications systemsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


5307PE $ 11,280$ 11,280OTHER FEDERALPE $ 17,250$ 17,250OTHER LOCALPE $ 8,760$ 8,760PROPPE $ 9,260$ 9,260SALESTAX-PE $ 6,300$ 6,3005307CON $ 7,309$ 7,3095309CON $ 8,844$ 8,844FED-DISCCON $ 2,830$ 2,830OTHER FEDERALCON $ 21,680$ 21,680OTHER LOCALCON $ 60,487$ 60,487PROPCON $ 104,100$ 104,100


Caltrain ElectrificationCaltrain: From San Francisco to Gilroy: Electrification of the caltrain corridor from San Francisco to Tamien, includingcaternary poles, wires, power supply, track and signals, and Electric Multiple Units (EMU's).



SF-010028TIP ID: County: San Mateo TransitSystem: 17-10-0008RTP ID: 20600002151CTIPS



5309ENV $ 3,677$ 3,677OTHER LOCALENV $ 2,455$ 2,455STPENV $ 12,000$ 12,000OTHER LOCALPE $ 8,545$ 8,545CMAQPSE $ 4,000$ 4,000OTHER LOCALPSE $ 1,309$ 1,309PROPPSE $ 8,000$ 8,000SALESTAX-PSE $ 5,235$ 5,2355307CON $ 271,172$ 271,1725309CON $ 647,000$ 472,957 $ 100,000 $ 74,043

BTCON $ 39,430$ 39,430CARBCON $ 20,000$ 20,000CMAQCON $ 11,188$ 11,188OTHER LOCALCON $ 129,197$ 85,686 $ 25,000 $ 18,511

LCTOPCON $ 9,000$ 9,000OTHER LOCALCON $ 36,452$ 36,452OTHER STATECON $ 113,000$ 113,000PROPCON $ 600,000$ 600,000SALESTAX-CON $ 38,593$ 38,593TIRCPCON $ 20,000$ 20,000

$ 125,000 $ 92,554 $ 1,980,253$ 1,762,698Total Programmed Funding:

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Caltrain

Caltrain: Systemwide Track Rehab & Related Struct.Caltrain: Systemwide: Rehabilitate and replace existing track, track structures and related civil infrastructure



SM-03006BTIP ID: County: San Mateo TransitSystem: 17-10-0026RTP ID: 20600003912CTIPS




5307CON $ 10,378$ 10,3785309CON $ 64,679$ 64,6795337CON $ 78,275$ 78,275BTCON $ 2,167$ 2,167OTHER LOCALCON $ 33,460$ 33,460SALESTAX-CON $ 5,098$ 5,098


Caltrain: Signal/Communication Rehab. & UpgradesCaltrain: Systemwide: Rehabilitate existing signal system and upgrade/replace communication equipment.



SM-050041TIP ID: County: Regional TransitSystem: 17-10-0026RTP ID: 20600003626CTIPS





South San Francisco Caltrain Station ImprovementsSouth San Francisco: SSF Caltrain Station: Demolish and reconstruct the existing station with a new ADA compliant stationthat meets current Caltrain standards







5337CON $ 38,828$ 38,828SALESTAX-CON $ 16,172$ 16,172


Caltrain TVM Rehab and Clipper FunctionalityCaltrain: Systemwide: 45 existing TVM machines: Refurbish and incorporate Clipper functionality.






5307PSE $ 175$ 175OTHER LOCALPSE $ 44$ 445307CON $ 62$ 625337CON $ 842$ 842OTHER LOCALCON $ 318$ 318RTP-LRPCON $ 1,400$ 1,400


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Caltrain

Peninsula Corridor Electrification ExpansionCaltrain: Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) fleet: Expand fleet through procurement of an additional 40 vehicles.






RTP-LRPCON $ 39,116$ 39,116

SB1 $ 41,340CON $ 164,522$ 123,182

$ 41,340 $ 39,116 $ 203,638$ 123,182Total Programmed Funding:

Caltrain: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsCaltrain: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergency includingcosts to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.



SM-190011TIP ID: County: San Mateo TransitSystem: 17-10-0027RTP ID: nullCTIPS



5307CON $ 64,637$ 49,293 $ 15,345


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Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transit District

GGBHTD: Fixed Guideway ConnectorsGolden Gate Ferry: Systemwide: Replace/rehab fixed guideway connectors such as floats, floating barges, ramps, andgangways


Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transit DistrictSponsor: Golden Gate Bridge, Highway andImplementing Agency:

MRN030010TIP ID: County: Marin TransitSystem: 17-10-0026RTP ID: 20600002897CTIPS




1064CON $ 11,931$ 11,9315307CON $ 2,058$ 2,0585309CON $ 9,542$ 9,5425337CON $ 26,560$ 26,560FED-DISCCON $ 3,200$ 3,200OTHER LOCALCON $ 8,315$ 8,315TOLLSCON $ 4,890$ 4,890


GGBHTD: Facilities RehabilitationGGBHTD: Systemwide: Rehabilitate agency's maintenance and operating facilities and replace heavy duty operating andmaintenance equipment.







1064CON $ 2,400$ 2,4005307CON $ 28,639$ 28,639OTHER LOCALCON $ 5,420$ 5,420TOLLSCON $ 2,705$ 2,705


Larkspur Ferry Terminal Parking GarageIn Larkspur: At the Larkspur Ferry Terminal (LFT): Planning studies for a new three story parking structure




Air Quality Exempt Code: Non-Exempt NRS - NON-EXEMPT - Not Regionally Significant ProjectRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


TOLLSPE $ 1,000$ 1,000

$ 1,000 $ 1,000Total Programmed Funding:

GGBHTD - Transit Systems EnhancementsGGBHTD: Systemwide: systems, technology and communication enhancements to transit fleet and facilites.







5307CON $ 2,337$ 2,337OTHER LOCALCON $ 587$ 587


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MS Sonoma Ferry Boat RefurbishmentGGBHTD: MS Sonoma: Refurbish 38-year old ferry vessel and lease replacement vessel to continue service while the vesselis in dry dock.






5307CON $ 8,000$ 8,000FBPCON $ 1,691$ 1,691OTHER LOCALCON $ 671$ 671PFGPCON $ 6,000$ 6,000PROPCON $ 3,829$ 3,829STPCON $ 1,171$ 1,171


GGBHTD Ferry Major Components RehabGGBHTD: Systemwide: Ferry Rehab, replace major ferry components such as navigation systems, dry-dock, hull, interior, lifesaving equipment, propulsion and other ferry components.






5307CON $ 174$ 1745337CON $ 13,890$ 13,890FBPCON $ 676$ 676OTHER FEDERALCON $ 2,200$ 2,200TOLLSCON $ 4,235$ 4,235


GGBHTD Ferry Propulsion Systems ReplacementGGBHTD: Systemwide: Ferry propulsion systems- replacement of power distribution systems, propellers, engines,generators, gear boxes, etc. for Golden Gate Ferry vessels.






5337CON $ 8,610$ 8,610FBPCON $ 1,326$ 1,326TOLLSCON $ 2,484$ 2,484


GGBHTD: Replace 67 Diesel Buses with Hybrid BusesGGBHTD: Systemwide: Routine replacement of 67 standard diesel-powered revenue vehicles that have reached end ofuseful life with diesel-electric hybrid buses







5307CON $ 50,288$ 50,2885339CON $ 3,352$ 3,352OTHER LOCALCON $ 11,933$ 11,933


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GGBHTD: Replace Paratransit VehiclesGGBHTD: Fleetwide: Replace paratransit vehicles









San Rafael Transit Center RelocationIn San Rafael: San Rafael Transit Center: Relocate the existing San Rafael Transit Center (SRTC) to accommodate theextension of SMART service to Larkspur






CMAQPE $ 1,250$ 1,250OTHER LOCALPE $ 162$ 162RTP-LRPROW $ 10,000$ 10,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 35,000$ 35,000


Replace 14 - 22' Gas Body-on-Chassis VehiclesGGBHTD: 14 paratransit vehicles: Routine replacement of paratransit vehicles that have reached end of useful life









Golden Gate Ferry: New VesselGGBHTD: 1 vechicle: Purchase a new, 500-passenger, high-speed ferry vessel to continue to provide expanded commuteservice from Larkspur and Tiburon to San Francisco.






LCTOPCON $ 818$ 818PFGPCON $ 5,900$ 5,900RTP-LRPCON $ 22,000$ 22,000

STA-REVCON $ 1,281$ 1,281


GGBHTD: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsGGBHTD: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergencyincluding costs to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.



MRN190014TIP ID: County: Marin TransitSystem: 17-10-0027RTP ID: nullCTIPS



5307CON $ 51,580$ 30,163 $ 21,417


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GGBHTD: Ferry Channel & Berth DredgingGolden Gate Ferry: From San Francisco to Marin County: Dredge ferry channel and berth.









GGBHTD: Replace 2 Paratransit VehiclesGGBHTD: 2 Paratransit Vehicles: Purchase replacement vehicles





101Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:




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San Francisco Municipal Transport Agency (SFMTA)

SF Muni Third St LRT Phase 2 - New Central SubwaySan Francisco: North-south alignment under 4th St. to Market, then under Geary to Stockton & under Stockton to Clay St;Extend the Light Rail line project includes procurement of four LRVs.


San Francisco Municipal Transport Agency (SFMTA)Sponsor: San Francisco Municipal TransportImplementing Agency:




5309ENV $ 36,311$ 36,311SALESTAX-ENV $ 4,142$ 4,142TCRPENV $ 5,000$ 5,0005309PSE $ 47,690$ 47,690CMAQPSE $ 14,328$ 14,328PROPPSE $ 15,244$ 15,244SALESTAX-PSE $ 27,119$ 27,119TCRPPSE $ 9,000$ 9,000PROPROW $ 34,777$ 34,7775309CON $ 845,547$ 845,547CMAQCON $ 42,677$ 42,677OTHER LOCALCON $ 68,118$ 68,118PROPCON $ 319,078$ 319,078RIPCON $ 12,498$ 12,498SALESTAX-CON $ 96,469$ 96,469

$ 1,578,000$ 1,578,000Total Programmed Funding:

SFMTA: Wayside Fare Collection EquipmentSFMTA: Systemwide: Replacement of life-expired fare collection equipment.







5307CON $ 11,394$ 11,3945309CON $ 18,209$ 18,2095337CON $ 4,250$ 4,250BTCON $ 762$ 762OTHER LOCALCON $ 7,763$ 7,763PROPCON $ 1,000$ 1,000SALESTAX-CON $ 500$ 500


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SFMTA:Train Control & Trolley Signal Rehab/ReplaceSFMTA: Systemwide: Rehabilitate or replace elements of the ATCS Wayside/Central Train Control & Rail/Bus SignalSystems.







OTHER LOCALENV $ 7,178$ 2,435 $ 4,243 $ 500

RTP-LRPENV $ 1,757$ 1,757

OTHER LOCALPSE $ 7,021$ 1,475$ 1,690 $ 3,856

RTP-LRPPSE $ 7,879$ 7,879

5309CON $ 35,262$ 35,2625337CON $ 23,140$ 23,140BTCON $ 12,007$ 12,007OTHER LOCALCON $ 12,013$ 5,903 $ 4,328$ 1,782

PROPCON $ 6,000$ 6,000PROPERTY TAXCON $ 6,742$ 3,156 $ 1,092 $ 2,493

RIPCON $ 13,752$ 13,752

RTP-LRPCON $ 47,338$ 47,338

SALESTAX-CON $ 22,425$ 17,503 $ 2,383 $ 2,539

STA-REVCON $ 6,450$ 5,485 $ 250 $ 715

XTRANCON $ 712$ 712

$ 23,411 $ 11,886 $ 5,803 $ 56,974 $ 209,676$ 111,603Total Programmed Funding:

Historic Streetcar Extension to Fort MasonSan Francisco: From Fisherman''s Wharf through National Park Service lands in Aquatic Park to Fort Mason: Extend the E-line or the current F-line service.






RTP-LRPPE $ 24,148$ 24,148

SALESTAX-PE $ 741$ 741RTP-LRPCON $ 43,998$ 43,998

$ 68,146 $ 68,887$ 741Total Programmed Funding:

Geary Bus Rapid TransitSan Francisco: Along the Geary corridor between 34th Avenue and Market Street: Design and implement transit performanceand safety improvements






SALESTAX-ENV $ 8,091$ 8,091SALESTAX-PE $ 2,685$ 620 $ 2,065

OTHER LOCALPSE $ 2,051$ 2,051SALESTAX-PSE $ 22,434$ 22,434CMAQCON $ 16,548$ 16,548OTHER LOCALCON $ 16,965$ 14,044 $ 2,922

PRIVATECON $ 915$ 915

PROPERTY TAXCON $ 210$ 210

RTP-LRPCON $ 207,044$ 207,044

SALESTAX-CON $ 23,056$ 19,679 $ 3,376


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Van Ness Avenue Bus Rapid TransitSan Francisco: On Van Ness Avenue from Mission to Lombard: Design and implement a BRT project. Project is phased.Project also references RTP IDs 240745 and 240471






5309ENV $ 396$ 396SALESTAX-ENV $ 2,371$ 2,3715309PE $ 15,000$ 15,000OTHER LOCALPE $ 200$ 200SALESTAX-PE $ 4,606$ 4,606OTHER LOCALPSE $ 2,100$ 2,100SALESTAX-PSE $ 1,594$ 1,5945309CON $ 59,604$ 59,6045337CON $ 1,830$ 1,830OTHER LOCALCON $ 73,635$ 73,635PRIVATECON $ 11,708$ 11,708SALESTAX-CON $ 27,731$ 27,731ST-STPCON $ 7,300$ 7,300ST-STPCON-CE $ 210$ 210


Light Rail Vehicle ProcurementSFMTA: Fleet-wide: Procure 219 light rail vehicles with an option for an additional 45 vehicles to replace existing fleet andexpand service






5337CON $ 13,220$ 13,220

BTCON $ 59,118$ 59,118CMAQCON $ 10,228$ 10,228OTHER LOCALCON $ 208,099$ 208,099PRIVATECON $ 20,459$ 20,459

RTP-LRPCON $ 510,812$ 510,812

SALESTAX-CON $ 191,885$ 191,885SB1CON $ 26,867$ 26,867TIRCPCON $ 86,273$ 86,273

$ 13,220 $ 20,459 $ 510,812 $ 1,126,960$ 582,469Total Programmed Funding:

Transit Center in Hunters PointMuni:Transit Center in Hunters Point; Construct 10 bays, Low-level platform, Operator restroom, bus shelters,Electricalductbank for MUNI power,etc






OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,400$ 1,400PRIVATEPE $ 2,000$ 2,000OTHER LOCALROW $ 2,900$ 2,900PRIVATECON $ 2,000$ 2,000RTP-LRPCON $ 13,700$ 13,700


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Geneva Harney BRT Infrastructure: Central SegmentSFMTA: From Executive Park/Harney Way under US 101 to SF/Daly City line on Geneva Avenue: Construct bus rapid transitfacilities






OTHER LOCALENV $ 1,085$ 1,085SALESTAX-PE $ 2,850$ 2,850OTHER LOCALPSE $ 3,219$ 3,219RTP-LRPCON $ 32,900$ 32,900


Geneva Harney BRT Infrastructure - Eastern SegmentSFMTA: Bayview and Hunters Point: from Executive Park/Harney Way to Hunters Point Transit Center viaCandlestick/Hunters Pt. Shipyard development: Construct extension of Geneva Harney BRT






PRIVATEENV $ 15,205$ 15,205

PRIVATEPE $ 6,000$ 4,000$ 2,000

PRIVATECON $ 76,910$ 76,910

$ 2,000 $ 19,205 $ 76,910 $ 98,115Total Programmed Funding:

SFMTA: Paratransit Vehicle ReplacementsSFMTA: Paratransit service across San Francisco: preserve service and replace 84 paratransit vehicles







5307CON $ 8,264$ 8,264BTCON $ 256$ 256OTHER LOCALCON $ 679$ 679SALESTAX-CON $ 5,454$ 5,454


SFMTA - Replacement of 40' Motor CoachesSFMTA: 40' Neoplan Buses: Replace 40' Neoplan Buses originally in service in 2002 with (85) 40'hybrid buses.







5307CON $ 82,114$ 82,1145339CON $ 13,240$ 13,240BTCON $ 37,159$ 37,159SALESTAX-CON $ 16,776$ 16,776STPCON $ 10,000$ 10,000


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SFMTA Replacement of 60' Motor CoachesSFMTA: 60' Neoplan Buses: Replace 98 60' Neoplan Buses diesel buses originally in service in 2002 with 98 60' hybridbuses.







5307CON $ 79,078$ 79,0785339CON $ 4,713$ 4,713BTCON $ 62,805$ 62,805OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,502$ 2,502SALESTAX-CON $ 42,099$ 42,099


SFMTA: Replacement of 40' Trolley CoachesSFMTA: Systemwide: Purchase 40' replacement trolley coaches for the existing aging coaches.







5337CON $ 189,553$ 189,553BTCON $ 7,429$ 7,429OTHER LOCALCON $ 23,915$ 23,915SALESTAX-CON $ 28,915$ 28,915


SFMTA: Station-area Ped and Bike Access ImprovemntSFMTA: Citywide: Reconfigure station areas to provide pedestrians and bicyclists more space to improve access






5337CON $ 1,250$ 1,250BTCON $ 250$ 250OTHER LOCALCON $ 62$ 62


SFMTA: Replace 35 Paratransit Cutaway VansSFMTA: 35 vehicles: Replace 35 paratransit cutaway vans







BTCON $ 4,012$ 4,012$ 4,012$ 4,012Total Programmed Funding:

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SFMTA: 60' Motor Coach Mid-Life OverhaulSFMTA: Existing 60' New Flyer motor coaches: Mid-life overhaul






5307CON $ 19,393$ 19,393PRIVATECON $ 6,503$ 3,524 $ 1,372 $ 1,607

SALESTAX-CON $ 6,475$ 3,874 $ 745 $ 1,855


SFMTA: Replacement of 30' Motor CoachesSFMTA: Fleetwide: Replace the Orion 30' renewable diesel electric hybrid vehicles that were procured in year 2007.







SALESTAX-PE $ 505$ 505BTCON $ 18,456$ 18,456SALESTAX-CON $ 23,853$ 8,057 $ 7,898 $ 7,898


SFMTA: Rehab Historic StreetcarsSFMTA: Fleet of historic streetcars: Rehabilitate vehicles






5337CON $ 15,000$ 15,000PRIVATECON $ 4,589$ 2,631 $ 1,958

SALESTAX-CON $ 9,060$ 9,060


Woods Bus Facility ModernizationSan Francisco: Woods Bus Facility: Modernize and upgrade a 43-year old facility that houses and maintains vehicles.






OTHER LOCALPE $ 500$ 5005339CON $ 3,617$ 3,617SB1CON $ 1,383$ 1,383


L-Taraval - SGR Project ElementsSFMTA: Along L Taraval Line from near West Portal to La Playa: Replace track and related way infrastructure










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Muni Metro East Facility - Boiler ReplacementSFMTA: At the Muni Metro East Facility: Replace the boiler and air-conditioning units








SFMTA-Facilities Condition Assessment RepairsSFMTA: Facilities Systemwide: Implement Facilities Deferred Maintenance Program repairs to address backlogged State ofGood Repair investments







5307CON $ 5,000$ 5,0005337CON $ 900$ 900OTHER LOCALCON $ 12,555$ 12,555SALESTAX-CON $ 500$ 500SB1CON $ 4,642$ 295 $ 1,547 $ 2,800


SFMTA: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsSFMTA: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergency includingcosts to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.



SF-190007TIP ID: County: San Francisco TransitSystem: 17-10-0027RTP ID: nullCTIPS



5307CON $ 373,783$ 197,191 $ 176,592


SFMTA - Core Capacity ProgramSFMTA: Along the J and M-Line Corridors: Implement high priority route improvements from the Muni Forward Program






OTHER LOCALENV $ 1,450$ 1,450

OTHER LOCALPSE $ 6,939$ 6,939

PRIVATEPSE $ 2,974$ 2,974

PROPERTY TAXPSE $ 2,821$ 2,821

RTP-LRPPSE $ 895$ 895


RTP-LRPCON $ 1,769$ 1,769

TIRCPCON $ 40,000$ 40,000


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SFMTA Zero Emission Bus ProcurementSFMTA: Fleet: Procure and deploy battery-electric buses into revenue service.







OTHER LOCALPE $ 2,823$ 2,8235307CON $ 1,000$ 1,000

OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,300$ 1,300

LCTOPCON $ 4,900$ 4,900

PROPERTY TAXCON $ 11,202$ 11,202

RTP-LRPCON $ 2,000$ 2,000


SF Muni Rail Replacement ProgramSFMTA: Systemwide: Phased design and replacement of trackway, rail replacement, grinding, ultrasonic testing, trackfastener, special trackwork, and related systems serving light rail and cable car lines.



SF-95037BTIP ID: County: San Francisco TransitSystem: 17-10-0026RTP ID: 20600003911CTIPS




5307PSE $ 1,500$ 1,5005307CON $ 11,701$ 11,7015309CON $ 94,010$ 94,0105337CON $ 73,744$ 73,744BTCON $ 10,170$ 10,170OTHER LOCALCON $ 53,634$ 39,960 $ 4,519 $ 9,155

PROPCON $ 4,000$ 4,000SALESTAX-CON $ 29,143$ 26,088 $ 1,528 $ 1,528

STA-REVCON $ 7,042$ 1,836 $ 4,500 $ 706

XTRANCON $ 5,512$ 5,512


SFMTA: Cable Car Vehicle Renovation ProgramSFMTA: Cable car fleet: Overhaul and reconstruct the cable car fleet to maintain system reliability and productivity. Project isphased.






5307CON $ 8,679$ 8,6795309CON $ 6,142$ 6,1425337CON $ 5,930$ 5,930BTCON $ 4,255$ 4,255OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,865$ 2,865PRIVATECON $ 920$ 600 $ 320

SALESTAX-CON $ 1,164$ 1,164TCICON $ 125$ 125XTRANCON $ 180$ 180

$ 320 $ 30,260$ 29,940Total Programmed Funding:

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SFMTA: Overhead Line Recon. & Traction Power ProgSFMTA: Systemwide: Improve Trolley Poles, Overhead Contact System, Rail Traction Power that provides power to Muni,based on evaluation of the Muni Track and Traction Power Condition Assessment, which serves light rail and trolley coachlines.







5309PSE $ 1,000$ 1,000PROPPSE $ 250$ 2505307CON $ 38,825$ 38,8255309CON $ 68,029$ 68,0295337CON $ 40,916$ 40,916BTCON $ 8,209$ 8,209OTHER LOCALCON $ 11,134$ 9,562 $ 1,572

PRIVATECON $ 3,418$ 3,418

PROPCON $ 5,750$ 5,750RTP-LRPCON $ 11,422$ 11,422

SALESTAX-CON $ 10,742$ 8,461 $ 1,000$ 1,282

STA-REVCON $ 4,329$ 2,179 $ 2,150

STPCON $ 5,612$ 5,612TSMCON $ 183$ 183XTRANCON $ 8,608$ 8,608


SFMTA: ADA Paratransit Operating SupportMuni: ADA Paratransit Operating Subsidy.; provides funding for increased van/taxi services to people with disabilities who areprevented from using Muni's fixed route services.






5307CON $ 81,911$ 81,911OTHER LOCALCON $ 19,071$ 19,071SALESTAX-CON $ 20,356$ 20,356XTRANCON $ 117,001$ 117,001


Cable Car Traction Power & Guideway RehabSFMTA: Cable Car System: Traction power and guideway rehab-repair various guideway, track curves, frogs, sheaves,replace Barn 12KV, switchgear, DC Motor, mechanical and infrastructure to improve the cable car system.



SF-99T002TIP ID: County: San Francisco TransitSystem: 17-10-0026RTP ID: 20600001467CTIPS




5309PSE $ 1,000$ 1,0005307CON $ 13,146$ 13,1465309CON $ 36,093$ 36,0935337CON $ 8,250$ 8,250BTCON $ 1,745$ 1,745OTHER LOCAL $ 1,378CON $ 14,302$ 12,924PRIVATECON $ 5,170$ 1,270 $ 3,900

RTP-LRPCON $ 7,347$ 7,347

SALESTAX-CON $ 5,131$ 1,631 $ 3,500

STA-REVCON $ 2,179$ 2,179STPCON $ 638$ 638XTRANCON $ 5,640$ 5,640


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San Mateo County Transit District (SAMTRANS)

SAMTRANS: Preventive MaintenanceSamTrans: Fleetwide: Preventative maintenance program


San Mateo County Transit District (SAMTRANS)Sponsor: San Mateo County Transit DistrictImplementing Agency:




5307CON $ 30,194$ 30,194BTCON $ 79$ 79OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,835$ 2,835SALESTAX-CON $ 5,387$ 5,387STPCON $ 17,515$ 17,515


SAMTRANS Facility/Equipment Rehab/ReplacementSAMTRANS: Systemwide: Operating/maintenance facility/equip rehab/replacement, including the provision of facilityimprovements for admin, maintenance, and operations at the Central Administrative facility, the Brewster Depot, and theNorth and South Bases







5307CON $ 656$ 6565309CON $ 746$ 746OTHER LOCALCON $ 60$ 60PROPCON $ 186$ 186SALESTAX-CON $ 104$ 104


SamTrans - Replacement of Cutaway BusesSamTrans: Readi-Wheels Paratransit service: Purchase replacement cutaway buses







5307CON $ 2,276$ 2,276SALESTAX-CON $ 541$ 541


SamTrans - Purchase of Replacement MinivansSamTrans: Purchase ten new replacement minivans used for ADA Paratransit service







5307CON $ 1,038$ 1,038SALESTAX-CON $ 247$ 247


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San Mateo County Transit District (SAMTRANS)

El Camino Real Traffic Signal Priority ProjectSan Mateo County: On El Camino Real (State Route 82) from the Palo Alto Caltrain Station to the Daly City BART Station:Install Traffic Signal Priority system




Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.07 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Traffic control devices and operating assistance other than signalizationprojects



CMAQCON $ 3,459$ 3,459SALESTAX-CON $ 448$ 448


SamTrans Express Bus ServiceSan Mateo, San Francisco and Santa Clara Counties: On the US-101 Corridor: Implement a network of four express busroutes






OTHER STATECON $ 1,133$ 1,133RTP-LRPCON $ 20,370$ 20,370

SB1CON $ 15,000$ 15,000


SamTrans: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsSamTrans: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergencyincluding costs to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.



SM-190010TIP ID: County: San Mateo TransitSystem: 17-10-0027RTP ID: nullCTIPS



5307CON $ 44,903$ 28,341 $ 16,561

5311CON $ 978$ 178 $ 800


SAMTRANS: ADA Paratransit Operating SubsidySamTrans: Systemwide: ADA Paratransit Operating Subsidy.






5307CON $ 15,792$ 15,792OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,195$ 1,195SALESTAX-CON $ 2,754$ 2,754


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Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA)

BART - Berryessa to San Jose ExtensionIn San Jose: From Berryessa Station to San Jose and Santa Clara: Extend BART line


Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA)Sponsor: Santa Clara Valley TransportationImplementing Agency:

BRT030001TIP ID: County: Santa Clara TransitSystem: 17-07-0012RTP ID: 20600002404CTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: NON-EXEMPTRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 1,682,878


SALESTAX-PE $ 10,339$ 10,339TCRPPE $ 160,575$ 160,575TIRCPPSE $ 50,000$ 50,000SALESTAX-ROW $ 229,638$ 112,761 $ 116,877

TIRCPROW $ 95,000$ 95,000RIPCON $ 29,702$ 29,702

RTP-LRPCON $ 1,143,432$ 1,143,432

SALESTAX-CON $ 1,771,634$ 1,771,634

TIRCP $ 540,000CON $ 540,000

SALESTAX-CON-CE $ 654,100$ 654,100

TIRCPCON-CE $ 60,000$ 60,000

SALESTAX-ROW-SUP $ 30,515$ 19,159 $ 11,356

TIRCPROW-SUP $ 5,000$ 5,000

$ 29,702 $ 2,613,967 $ 540,000 $ 1,143,432 $ 4,779,935$ 452,834Total Programmed Funding:

VTA: Standard & Small Bus ReplacementVTA: Fleetwide: Standard and Small Bus Replacement



SCL050001TIP ID: County: Santa Clara TransitSystem: 17-10-0026RTP ID: 20600002923CTIPS




5307CON $ 110,541$ 110,5415309CON $ 7,390$ 7,3905337CON $ 4,336$ 4,3365339CON $ 28,437$ 28,437OTHER LOCALCON $ 137,581$ 137,581OTHER STATECON $ 3,349$ 3,349PROPCON $ 5,848$ 5,848


VTA: Rail Replacement ProgramVTA: Throughout the Light Rail system: Replace rails (no rail expansion).







5307CON $ 1,086$ 1,0865309CON $ 11,025$ 11,0255337CON $ 35,925$ 35,925OTHER LOCALCON $ 12,085$ 12,085OTHER STATECON $ 312$ 312PROPCON $ 1,328$ 1,328


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Eastridge to BART Regional ConnectorSan Jose: At the Eastridge Transit Center: Ph I (completed) ¿ Improve and expand transit center; Capitol Expwy Light Railfrom Alum Rock Transit Center to Eastridge Transit Center: Ph II - Extend light rail, new station facilities, power, signal andway.






SALESTAX-PSE $ 77,917$ 77,917RIPROW $ 23,000$ 23,000SALESTAX-ROW $ 31,681$ 31,681SB1ROW $ 9,442$ 9,442RIPCON $ 34,540$ 34,540RTP-LRPCON $ 63,000$ 63,000

SALESTAX-CON $ 270,699$ 270,699


VTA: ADA Operating Set AsideVTA: Systemwide: ADA operating assistance set aside.






5307CON $ 54,157$ 54,157OTHER LOCALCON $ 11,127$ 11,127XTRANCON $ 2,553$ 2,553


LRT Extension to Vasona Junction and Double TrackCampbell and San Jose: From the existing Winchester Station to a new Vasona Junction Station, near Route 85: Extend thelight-rail line and double-track single-track sections of the Vasona line






SALESTAX-PE $ 17,250$ 17,250SALESTAX-ROW $ 25,750$ 25,750RTP-LRPCON $ 213,000$ 213,000


VTA: TP OCS Rehab & ReplacementVTA: Systemwide: Rehabilitate and replace overhead catenary system (OCS) and associated components








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VTA: Light Rail Bridge and Structure - SG RepairVTA: Various Locations: Light rail bridge and structure defect investigation and repair. Stabilization measures to addressHamilton structure settlement.







5309CON $ 1,360$ 1,3605337CON $ 2,520$ 2,520OTHER LOCALCON $ 970$ 970


VTA: Light Rail Track Crossovers and SwitchesVTA: In the light rail system: Add light rail crossovers and switches to priority areas where crossovers are not currentlyavailable to enhance operational flexibility.







5309CON $ 580$ 5805337CON $ 2,957$ 2,957CMAQCON $ 500$ 500OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,863$ 2,863PROPCON $ 65$ 65RTP-LRPCON $ 28,230$ 28,230


VTA Train to Wayside Communication System UpgradeVTA: Communications: Upgrade the existing DOS based train-to-wayside communications (TWC) system to a Windowsbased system while keeping the original system's operational functionality.









VTA: Back-up Power for Elevated StationsVTA: Various elevated stations: Replace the generators and automatic power bypass switch for elevated stations on theGuadalupe Light Rail line.








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VTA Track Intrusion AbatementVTA: Various locations along trackway: Installation of fencing, barriers, signage, flashing signs, and pavement markings.









VTA BART Phase II TOD and Station Access PlanningIn Santa Clara County: In the vicinity of planned BART stations: Perform study of TOD and Station Access Planning.






OTHER FEDERALPE $ 1,520$ 1,520SALESTAX-PE $ 380$ 380


VTA: Paratransit Vehicle ProcurementVTA: Paratransit Fleet: Procure vehicles and associated equipment for paratransit services.









VTA: Replace Fault Monitoring System on LRVsVTA: On Light Rail Vehicle Fleet: Upgrade Fault Monitoring System (FMS) Network that is no longer supported by the originalequipment manufacturer (OEM)









VTA: Pedestrian Swing Gates ReplacementVTA: At various pedestrian crossing locations along the light rail system: Replace spring-hinge pedestrian swing gates








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VTA: Vasona Pedestrian Back GatesVTA: At several Vasona Light Rail Corridor crossings: Install pedestrian gates. Scope includes installation of automaticpedestrian gates, swing gates and railings, minor civil improvements and related signal modifications








VTA: Chaboya Yard Well RemovalVTA: At the Chaboya Bus Operating Division: Obtain case closure and demolish the ground water remediation system andwells







5307CON $ 120$ 1205337CON $ 196$ 196OTHER LOCALCON $ 79$ 79


VTA: Guadalupe Train Wash ReplacementVTA: Guadalupe Light Rail Division: Replace train wash.









VTA: Upgrade Rail Grade Crossing Control EquipmentVTA: Various Locations: Replace existing rail grade crossing equipment; such as controllers, relays, and surge panels; thathave become obsolete.








VTA: Systemwide Security ImprovementsVTA: Systemwide: Implement safety improvements








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VTA: Non-Revenue Vehicle ProcurementVTA: Systemwide: Acquire non-revenue vehicles to replace existing units that have reached the end of their useful life




Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Purchase of support vehiclesRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:




VTA: Light Rail Roadway Protection SystemVTA: On the VTA Light Rail System: Explore and implement Roadway Worker Protection System technologies to meetregulatory requirements






OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,939$ 1,939$ 1,939$ 1,939Total Programmed Funding:

VTA: SCADA Middleware ReplacementVTA: Systemwide: Replace existing obsolete middleware software with updated software to ensure compatibility with otherupgraded SCADA software and SCADA components








VTA: SCADA Control Center System ReplacementVTA: Systemwide: Provide upgrades to the Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) System hardware andsoftware; At the Control and Data Center: Facility expansion








VTA: Bus CCTV ReplacementVTA: Fleetwide: Replace CCTV system on buses









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VTA: Transit Center Park and Ride RehabVTA: Various transit centers and park & ride facilities systemwide: Rehabilitate and repair facilities









VTA: Gigabit Ethernet NetworkVTA: Systemwide: Replace Ethernet switch equipment








VTA: HVAC ReplacementVTA: At various facilities system-wide: Replace heating, ventilation and cooling equipment








VTA: SCADA Hardware, Software, Network UpgradeVTA: Systemwide: Update three related Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) subsystems. 1) Hardware 2)Software 3) Network








VTA - Not on Transit ProgramVTA: Systemwide: Conduct training for employees and create awareness among passengers and the public to recognize andreport human trafficking activities on transit. Other Federal funds are Human Trafficking Awareness and Public SafetyInitiative Grant



SCL190035TIP ID: County: Santa Clara TransitSystem: 17-07-0064RTP ID: nullCTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Grants for training and research programsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER FEDERALOTHER $ 350$ 350SALESTAX-OTHER $ 150$ 150


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VTA: Bus & LR Vehicle Mobile Router ReplacementVTA: Systemwide: Replace mobile routers









VTA: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsVTA: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergency includingcosts to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.






5307CON $ 140,584$ 72,932 $ 67,652

5311CON $ 991$ 91 $ 900


VTA: Facilities ADA UpgradesVTA: Various passenger facilities systemwide: Modify and upgrade ADA non-compliant items to bring them into compliancewith current ADA codes








VTA: Fuel Dispenser & UDC ReplacementVTA: Systemwide: Replace and upgrade diesel dispensers and one gasoline dispenser, and replace the UndergroundDispenser Containment (UDCs) at these dispensers








VTA: Replace UPSs and PDU in OCC/EOCVTA: At the Guadalupe division: Replace UPSs in the OCC equipment room and building 'A' mezzanine








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Replace/Upgrade Fire Alarm at Guadalupe & ChaboyaVTA: At Guadalupe and Chaboya divisions: Replace/Upgrade Fire Alarm








VTA: Network & Gigabit Fiber UpgradeVTA: Systemwide: Upgrade network and gigabit fiber








VTA: Cameras for VTA ACCESS Paratransit VehiclesVTA: Access Paratransit vehicle fleet: Install and deploy real-time security cameras









VTA: Rehab of LR System Elevators and EscalatorsVTA: At various locations along the light rail system: Repair and rehabilitate elevators and escalators







5337CON $ 7,440$ 7,440



VTA: Downtown San Jose Speed ImprovementsVTA: In and around the Downtown San Jose Transit Mall: Implement safety enhancements to deter pedestrian, bicycle,scooter, and vehicle intrusion into the light rail trackway.






5337CON $ 4,920$ 4,920



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VTA: Light Rail Station RehabilitationVTA: At various light rail stations: Provide rehabilitation and repair of maintenance issues outlined in the condition assessment







5337CON $ 776$ 776

OTHER LOCALCON $ 194$ 194

$ 970 $ 970Total Programmed Funding:

VTA: Public Address System UpgradeVTA: At various light rail stations: Replace existing equipment on older public address system and upgrade PA maintenancetelephones






5337CON $ 2,216$ 2,216



VTA: LR Platform CCTV System ReplacementVTA: Systemwide: Replace obsolete CCTV where video is of very low quality with updated equipment to ensure that usefulvideo continues to be available at the older and often more incident active platforms






5337CON $ 446$ 446



VTA: Pedestrian Backgates - Non-VasonaVTA: Various locations along light rail corridors: Install pedestrian gates at crossings






5337CON $ 6,560$ 6,560



VTA: Guadalupe Roll Up DoorsVTA: At Guadalupe Division: Replace obsolete roll-up doors with a newer model with updated safety features.






5337CON $ 2,000$ 2,000



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VTA: Guadalupe Steam Rack Improv & Liner ReplaceVTA: At Guadalupe Division: Replace existing steam rack (light rail) track with a new liner system and overhead roof structure.







5337CON $ 2,400$ 2,400



VTA: Guadalupe Entrance Security ImprovementVTA: At Guadalupe Division: Implement security improvements at division entrance







5337CON $ 1,000$ 1,000



VTA: Preventive MaintenanceVTA: Preventive Maintenance of agency's fleet.






5307CON $ 438,337$ 438,3375337CON $ 15,299$ 15,299OTHER LOCALCON $ 101,143$ 101,143SALESTAX-CON $ 19,911$ 19,911ST-STPCON $ 2,678$ 2,678STPCON $ 18,900$ 18,900


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2021 TIP February 24, 202146S4 -

Various Agencies

Transit Projects

Various Transit Agencies

ACE Track Improvements.ACE: From Stockton to San Jose: Corridor improvements for signaling, grade crossing, track and other cost associated


Altamont Commuter Express (ACE)Sponsor: Altamont Commuter Express (ACE)Implementing Agency:



44.7 87.1Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


5307CON $ 5,073$ 5,0735309CON $ 1,951$ 1,951OTHER LOCALCON $ 3,138$ 3,138RTP-LRPCON $ 1,000$ 1,000

SALESTAX-CON $ 2,000$ 2,000ST-CASHCON $ 5,000$ 5,000


ACE Preventative MaintenanceACE Rail: Systemwide: Preventative maintenance activities for ACE service and associated equipment, functions, andfacilities.


Altamont Commuter Express (ACE)Sponsor: San Joaquin Regional RailImplementing Agency:




5307CON $ 1,529$ 1,5295337CON $ 9$ 9OTHER LOCALCON $ 4$ 4RTP-LRPCON $ 1,000$ 1,000

SALESTAX-CON $ 531$ 531STPCON $ 1,151$ 1,151


ACE Platform ExtensionsACE System: At Fremont, Pleasanton, Livermore, Vasco, Tracy, and Manteca stations: Extend existing ACE platforms toaccommodate longer train sets






SB1ENV $ 848$ 848SB1PE $ 848$ 848SB1PSE $ 1,248$ 1,248SB1CON $ 8,456$ 8,456


ACE Fixed Guideway (Capital Lease)ACE: Along ACE Corridor: Capital Lease payments required to operate along Union Pacific corridor


Altamont Commuter Express (ACE)Sponsor: San Joaquin Regional RailImplementing Agency:




5307CON $ 3,935$ 2,500 $ 1,436

5337CON $ 2,305$ 1,970 $ 334

OTHER LOCALCON $ 372$ 372SALESTAX-CON $ 1,522$ 1,080 $ 442


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ACE: Railcar Midlife OverhaulACE: System-wide: Perform midlife overhaul of existing ACE railcars to extend useful life.






5307CON $ 1,538$ 104 $ 1,434

5337CON $ 10,516$ 6,056 $ 4,461

SB1CON $ 3,014$ 1,540 $ 1,474


ACE Positive Train ControlACE: System-wide: Install an advanced train control system that allows for automated collision prevention, improved manualcollision prevention, and improved headways.






OTHER LOCALPE $ 2,000$ 2,0005307CON $ 3,328$ 3,3285337CON $ 2,628$ 2,628OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,506$ 1,506PROPCON $ 667$ 667RTP-LRPCON $ 23,694$ 23,694

STPCON $ 502$ 502


CCCTA: Access Improvements ImplementationCCCTA: Various bus stops system-wide: Implement bicycle and pedestrian access improvements identified in CountyConnection's Access Improvement Study.


Central Contra Costa Transit Agency (CCCTA)Sponsor: Central Contra Costa Transit AgencyImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALCON $ 93$ 93STPCON $ 685$ 685


CCCTA: Replace 18 30' BusesCCCTA: 18 vehicles: Replace 18 30' Heavy Duty Diesel buses that have reached the end of their useful life, four (4) of thediesel buses will be replaced with four (4) electric buses.









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CCCTA: Replace 13 35' BusesCCCTA: 13 vehicles: Replace 13 35' Heavy Duty Diesel Buses that have reached the end of their useful life.









REMIX Software Implementation ProjectCounty Connection: Systemwide: Integrate REMIX mapping software into County Connection's planning process.






OTHER LOCALCON $ 5$ 5STPCON $ 35$ 35


CCCTA Replace 42 Ford Cutaways - 22"CCCTA: 42 Ford Cutaways - 22': Replace vehicles









CCCTA Replace 3 Gasoline 7-Year Paratransit VansCCCTA: Fleetwide: Replace paratransit vehicles that have reached the end of the their useful life.









CCCTA: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsCCCTA: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergency includingcosts to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.



CC-190013TIP ID: County: Contra Costa TransitSystem: 17-10-0027RTP ID: nullCTIPS



5307CON $ 11,813$ 7,068 $ 4,745


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CCCTA: ADA Paratransit AssistanceCCCTA: Systemwide: ADA Paratransit Assistance to transit agency.



CC-99T001TIP ID: County: Contra Costa TransitSystem: 17-10-0027RTP ID: 20600001052CTIPS



5307CON $ 16,753$ 16,753OTHER LOCALCON $ 4,518$ 4,518SALESTAX-CON $ 2,426$ 2,426


I-680 Part Time Transit LaneIn Contra Costa County: On I-680 between Ygnacio Valley Rd and Alcosta Blvd: Increase bus service efficiency byimplementing bus operations on shoulder (BOS)


Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA)Sponsor: Contra Costa Transportation AuthorityImplementing Agency:




SALESTAX-ENV $ 1,100$ 1,100SALESTAX-PSE $ 900$ 900

RTP-LRPCON $ 8,100$ 8,100

$ 900 $ 8,100 $ 10,100$ 1,100Total Programmed Funding:

Dixon: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsDixon: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergency includingcosts to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.


DixonSponsor: DixonImplementing Agency:

SOL190018TIP ID: County: Solano TransitSystem: 17-10-0027RTP ID: nullCTIPS



5311CON $ 390$ 305 $ 85

$ 85 $ 390$ 305Total Programmed Funding:

Tri-Delta: ADA Operating AssistanceTridelta: Systemwide: Operating assistance to fund ADA Set Aside requirement


Eastern Contra Costa Transit Authority (Tri Delta)Sponsor: Eastern Contra Costa Transit AuthorityImplementing Agency:






ECCTA: Transit Bus ReplacementsTri-Delta Transit: Fleetwide: Replacement Revenue Vehicles and associated farebox equipment







5307CON $ 31,145$ 31,1455339CON $ 716$ 716OTHER LOCALCON $ 8,194$ 8,194PROPCON $ 2,156$ 2,156


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ECCTA: Non-ADA Paratransit to FR Incentive ProgramECCTA: Systemwide: Use outreach, travel training and fare incentives to move non-ADA paratransit users to on demand,alternative transportation services.







STPCON $ 817$ 817TDACON $ 204$ 204


ECCTA: Oakley Park and RideOakley: Near the intersection of Highway 4 and East Cypress Road: Construct a Park and Ride Lot




Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.06 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Bus terminals and transfer points4Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


5307CON $ 3,618$ 3,6185339CON $ 1,502$ 1,502SALESTAX-CON $ 1,280$ 1,280


ECCTA: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsECCTA: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergency includingcosts to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.






5307CON $ 7,745$ 3,891 $ 3,853

5311CON $ 280$ 280


City of Fairfield Operating AssistanceFairfield: Systemwide: Transit operating assistance


FairfieldSponsor: FairfieldImplementing Agency:

SOL010006TIP ID: County: Solano TransitSystem: 17-10-0027RTP ID: 20600002029CTIPS



5307CON $ 39,411$ 39,411OTHER LOCALCON $ 9,948$ 9,948STPCON $ 372$ 372TDACON $ 19,925$ 19,925


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Fairfield/Vacaville Intermodal Rail StationIn Fairfield: Capitol Corridor: Construct train station with passenger platforms, pedestrian undercrossing, highwayovercrossing, park and ride lot,bike and other station facilities. Project is phased.






TCIENV $ 125$ 1255309PE $ 1,958$ 1,958BTPE $ 615$ 615GFSTIPPE $ 250$ 250OTHER LOCALPE $ 145$ 145BTPSE $ 3,000$ 3,000OTHER LOCALPSE $ 75$ 75BTROW $ 1,100$ 1,100OTHER LOCALROW $ 30$ 30TCIROW $ 760$ 7605309CON $ 196$ 196AB1171-AB144CON $ 9,000$ 9,000BTCON $ 27,485$ 27,485EARMARKCON $ 800$ 800OTHER LOCALCON $ 3,241$ 3,241PRIVATECON $ 436$ 436PROPCON $ 12,260$ 12,260RIPCON $ 4,000$ 4,000RIP-TECON $ 400$ 400RTP-LRPCON $ 14,715$ 14,715


Fairfield Transportation Center - Phase 3In Fairfield: Fairfield Transportation Center: Construct second parking structure with approximately 600 automobile parkingspaces and access improvements.






OTHER LOCALPE $ 15$ 15TDAPSE $ 600$ 6005309CON $ 475$ 475CMAQCON $ 203$ 203RTP-LRPCON $ 6,935$ 6,935

STPCON $ 95$ 95


Fairfield-Suisun Intercity/Local Bus ReplacementFairfield: Systemwide: Replace local/intercity buses that have exceeded their expected useful life.







5339CON $ 2,575$ 2,575CMAQCON $ 1,334$ 1,334STA-POPCON $ 581$ 581TDACON $ 3,002$ 3,002


2021 TIP February 24, 202152S4 -

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Fairfield: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsFairfield: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergencyincluding costs to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.


FairfieldSponsor: Fairfield-Suisun TransitImplementing Agency:




5307CON $ 3,939$ 2,003 $ 1,936


Fairfield - Electric Bus Fleet and InfrastructureFairfield: Systemwide: Procure all-electric, zero-emission buses and supporting charging infrastructure


Fairfield-Suisun TransitSponsor: Fairfield-Suisun TransitImplementing Agency:





5339CON $ 2,432$ 2,432OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,778$ 1,778OTHER STATECON $ 742$ 528 $ 214

RTP-LRPCON $ 4,428$ 4,428

SB1CON $ 1,154$ 1,154STA-POPCON $ 20$ 20TDACON $ 699$ 699


Hercules Intercity Rail StationHercules: At future train station: Install multi-use trails, utility relocation, track improvements, construct rail station, andparking facility.


HerculesSponsor: HerculesImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALENV $ 300$ 300TCRPENV $ 208$ 208OTHER LOCALPSE $ 900$ 900TCRPPSE $ 2,092$ 2,092SALESTAX-ROW $ 2,162$ 2,1625309CON $ 220$ 220CMAQCON $ 2,584$ 2,584OTHER LOCALCON $ 5,620$ 5,620PRIVATECON $ 6,200$ 6,200RIPCON $ 8,000$ 8,000RTP-LRPCON $ 62,900$ 62,900

SALESTAX-CON $ 4,500$ 4,500TCRPCON $ 700$ 700


LAVTA: Preventive MaintenanceLAVTA: Systemwide: Preventive Maintenance Program for Agency Fleet.


Livermore Amador Valley Transit (LAVTA)Sponsor: Livermore Amador Valley TransitImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.03 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Rehabilitation of transit vehicles580Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


5307CON $ 8,406$ 8,406OTHER LOCALCON $ 4,600$ 4,600TDACON $ 328$ 328


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LAVTA: Replacement (11) 40' Hybrid BusesLAVTA: 11 40' hybrid buses: Purchase buses to replace diesel buses that have exceeded their useful life







5307CON $ 6,018$ 6,0185339CON $ 937$ 937TDACON $ 1,739$ 1,739


LAVTA: Replacement (9) 30' Hybrid BusesLAVTA: 9 vehicles: Purchase nine (9) 30' hybrid buses to replace diesel buses that have exceeded their useful life







5307CON $ 5,358$ 5,358TDACON $ 1,339$ 1,339


LAVTA: Farebox ReplacementLAVTA: New Buses: Install farebox devices compliant with Clipper technology







5307CON $ 398$ 398TDACON $ 100$ 100


Livermore Transit Center Rehab and ImprovementLAVTA: Downtown Livermore Transit Center: Rehabilitate and improve the center by replacing or rehabilitating assets pasttheir useful life including failed pavement, area security lighting, passenger amenities, and information and wayfindingsignage.







5339CON $ 435$ 435PROPCON $ 156$ 156TDACON $ 32$ 32


2021 TIP February 24, 202154S4 -

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Hybrid Bus Battery Pack ReplacementLAVTA: Fleetwide: Replace hybrid battery packs on Diesel/Electric hybrid buses








LAVTA: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsLAVTA: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergency includingcosts to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.






5307CON $ 6,819$ 3,501 $ 3,318


LAVTA: ADA Paratransit Operating SubsidyLAVTA: ADA Paratransit Operating Subsidy




Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Operating assistance to transit agencies580Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:




MCTD Preventive MaintenanceMarin Transit: Systemwide: Bus Transit Preventative maintenance


Marin County Transit DistrictSponsor: Marin County Transit DistrictImplementing Agency:




SALESTAX-CON $ 73$ 73STPCON $ 339$ 339


Marin Transit Low Income Youth Pass ProgramMarin Transit: Systemwide: Provide low-income youth free bus passes. Other local funds are made available for this projectby applying STP/CMAQ funding available through the TPI program to MRN110040







OTHER LOCALCON $ 112$ 112SALESTAX-CON $ 453$ 453


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MCTD: ADA Paratransit AssistanceMCTD: Systemwide: ADA Paratransit Assistance to transit agency.






5307CON $ 5,910$ 5,910SALESTAX-CON $ 1,478$ 1,478


MCTD: On Board Vehicle EquipmentMCTD: Farebox: Install fareboxes on 62 paratransit vehicles and Dial-A-Ride vehicles. Replace fareboxes on 18 fixed routevehicles vehicles







5307CON $ 306$ 306SALESTAX-CON $ 71$ 71


MCTD - Relocate Transit Maintenance FacilityIn North Eastern Marin County: Relocate contractor maintenance facilities in a centralized location, including bus parking andthree maintenance bays.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.11 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Construction of new bus or rail storage/maintenance facilities categoricallyexcluded in 23 CFR part 771



SALESTAX-PE $ 31$ 31STPPE $ 122$ 1225339ROW $ 4,400$ 4,400OTHER LOCALROW $ 1,100$ 1,100PROPERTY TAXCON $ 1,869$ 1,869


MCTD- Replace Shuttle VehiclesMCTD: 12 shuttle buses: Purchase buses to replace ones that are beyond their useful life







5307CON $ 1,255$ 1,255SALESTAX-CON $ 308$ 308


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MCTD - Replace 13 -40ft BusesMCTD: 13 40ft vehicles: Replace vehicles that are beyond their useful life







5307CON $ 7,900$ 7,900SALESTAX-CON $ 1,734$ 1,734


MCTD - Emergency Radio SystemMCTD: Fleetwide: Replace radio system on fixed route shuttles and rural service to meet emergency radio requirements.







5307CON $ 285$ 285SALESTAX-CON $ 63$ 63


MCTD: Replace Paratransit VehiclesMCTD: 19 Paratransit Vehicles: Replace vehicles







5307CON $ 1,426$ 1,426SALESTAX-CON $ 313$ 313


MCTD: Replace Paratransit Vehicles with VansMCTD: 3 vehicles: Replace two Paratransit Vehicles with Vans and purchase a third vehicle as a non-revenue support vehicle







5307CON $ 85$ 85OTHER LOCALCON $ 32$ 32SALESTAX-CON $ 27$ 27


MCTD: Replace Rural Cutaway VehiclesMCTD: Four (4) Rural Cutaway Vehicles: Purchase replacement vehicles







5307CON $ 505$ 505SALESTAX-CON $ 111$ 111


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MCTD: Replace Articulated VehiclesMCTD: System-wide: Replace Articulated Vehicles







5307CON $ 9,873$ 9,873LCTOPCON $ 1,054$ 1,054SALESTAX-CON $ 1,624$ 1,624SB1CON $ 217$ 217


MCTD-Replace diesel vehiclesMCTD: 2- 2008 35ft diesel vehicles: Replace vehicles







5307CON $ 697$ 697SALESTAX-CON $ 153$ 153


Marin Transit: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OpsMarin Transit: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergencyincluding costs to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.



MRN190013TIP ID: County: Marin TransitSystem: 17-10-0027RTP ID: nullCTIPS



5307CON $ 9,137$ 5,199 $ 3,937

5311CON $ 1,040$ 240 $ 800


Bay Bridge Forward: West Grand TSPIn Oakland: Various locations on the West Grand Ave Corridor between Maritime and Northgate; Implement transit signalpriority for AC Transit vehicles.


Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)Sponsor: Metropolitan TransportationImplementing Agency:





CMAQCON $ 1,000$ 1,000$ 1,000$ 1,000Total Programmed Funding:

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Bay Area Commuter Benefits ProgramSan Francisco Bay Area: Region wide: Implement the Bay Area Commuter Benefits Program. Toll credits applied in lieu ofmatch



MTC050001TIP ID: County: Regional TransitSystem: 17-10-0015RTP ID: 20600002938CTIPS




BTENV $ 50$ 50BTCON $ 4,950$ 4,950CMAQCON $ 1,785$ 1,379 $ 406


Napa Valley ForwardNapa County: SR 29 and Silverado Trail Corridor: Assist Napa Valley employees to try alternative options for their commutesto work.



NAP190004TIP ID: County: Napa TransitSystem: 17-10-0033RTP ID: nullCTIPS



MTCCON $ 1,100$ 1,100$ 1,100$ 1,100Total Programmed Funding:

Clipper Fare Collection SystemSan Francisco Bay Area: Regionwide: Design, build, operate and maintain the Clipper fare collection system. Note: Translinkbecame Clipper on 6/16/10.







OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,295$ 1,295STPPE $ 9,995$ 9,9955307CON $ 4,920$ 4,9205337CON $ 11,278$ 11,278BTCON $ 23,154$ 23,154CMAQCON $ 31,691$ 31,691OTHER LOCALCON $ 18,944$ 18,944STPCON $ 26,957$ 26,957


GL: 5307 JARC Set-aside FY13-FY14 Large UAGL: 5307 JARC Set-aside FY13 Large UA. Various 5307 (former JARC) projects in large urbanized areas. Project isconsistent with 40 CFR Part93.126, 127, 128, Exempt Tables 2 & 3.








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GL: Lifeline Cycle 4 5307 JARCGL: 5307 JARC Set-aside FY13 Small UA and FY14-FY16 Large and Small UA. Various 5307 (former JARC) projects in largeand small urbanized areas. Project is consistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Table 2


Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)Sponsor: Various AgenciesImplementing Agency:






Clipper® 2.0 Fare Payment SystemSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Implement a wholesale replacement of the Clipper backend system and all customer facing faredevices, modernization of retail and customer service, and expansion of ways to pay, including with a mobile phone and othercapabilities




Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.04 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Purchase of office, shop, and operating equipment for existing facilitiesRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 137,640


5307CON $ 14,128$ 14,128BTCON $ 22,600$ 22,600CMAQCON $ 3,000$ 3,000LCTOPCON $ 3,771$ 3,771OTHER LOCALCON $ 850$ 850PROPCON $ 398$ 398RTP-LRPCON $ 156,436$ 156,436

SB1CON $ 10,200$ 10,200STPCON $ 37,137$ 37,137


TCP Financing Repayment ObligationsSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Repayment of principal balance and interest costs associated with securitization of future FTAformula fund apportionments. Also references RTP IDs 17-10-0006 and 17-10-0026







5307CON $ 3,900$ 3,9005337CON $ 31,170$ 31,170RTP-LRPCON $ 1,503,140$ 1,503,140

$ 1,503,140 $ 1,538,210$ 35,070Total Programmed Funding:

MTC: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsMTC: Regionwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergency includingcosts to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.



REG190001TIP ID: County: Regional TransitSystem: 17-10-0027RTP ID: nullCTIPS



5307CON $ 12,884$ 10,978 $ 1,906


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GL: FTA 5311 Rural Area FY16GL: FTA Section 5311 Rural Area Program, Non-ITS portion. Projects include capital and operating assistance. Projectsconsistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Table 2



VAR150001TIP ID: County: Various TransitSystem: 17-10-0027RTP ID: 20600005975CTIPS





GL: FTA 5311 Rural Area FY17GL: FTA Section 5311 Rural Area Program, Non-ITS portion. Projects include capital and operating assistance. Projectsconsistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Table 2






5311CON $ 1,532$ 1,5325311FCON $ 300$ 300OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,155$ 1,155


GL: FTA 5311 Rural Area FY18SF Bay Area: Regionwide: GL FTA Section 5311 Rural Area Program, Non-ITS portion. Projects include capital and operatingassistance. Projects consistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Table 2








GL: Lifeline Transportation Program Cycle 5SF Bay Area: Region-wide: 5307 Lifeline set-aside from FY17 and FY18 Large and Small UA. Various 5307 Lifeline projectsin large and small urbanized areas. Project is consistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Table 2






5307CON $ 6,805$ 6,805OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,505$ 1,505STA-POPCON $ 15,567$ 15,567


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GL: FTA 5311 Rural Area FY19 and FY20GL: FTA Section 5311 Rural Area Program, Non-ITS portion. Projects include capital and operating assistance.Projectsconsistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Table 2








GL: FTA Section 5310 Program FY18 and FY19SF Bay Area: Region-Wide: Enhanced Mobility for Seniors and Persons with Disabilities Program Lump Sum Listing. Projectinclude Vehicle replacements, minor expansion & office equip. Consist with 40 CFR Part 93.126







5310CON $ 14,130$ 14,130$ 14,130$ 14,130Total Programmed Funding:

GL: Transit Operating AssistanceGL - SF Bay Area: Region-wide: Transit Operating Assistance








GL: Transit Preventive MaintenanceGL - SF Bay Area: Region-wide: Transit Preventive Maintenance








Rengstorff Grade SeparationMountain View: At the intersection of Rengstroff Ave and the Caltrain right-of-way: Grade separate Caltrain at RengstorffAvenue


Mountain ViewSponsor: Mountain ViewImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALENV $ 4,020$ 4,020SALESTAX-PSE $ 17,500$ 17,500

OTHER LOCAL $ 3,000ROW $ 3,000

SALESTAX- $ 12,000ROW $ 12,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 17,000$ 17,000

SALESTAX- $ 2,000CON $ 80,000$ 78,000


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NVTA: ADA Operating AssistanceNapa: Systemwide: ADA operating assistance for paratransit service


Napa Valley Transportation AuthoritySponsor: Napa Valley Transportation AuthorityImplementing Agency:

NAP030004TIP ID: County: Napa TransitSystem: 17-10-0027RTP ID: 20600002901CTIPS



5307CON $ 613$ 613OTHER LOCALCON $ 36$ 36TDACON $ 334$ 334


Park & Ride Lots in Napa CountyNapa County: American Canyon, and Calistoga/St. Helena/Yountville: Construct Park and Ride Lots. Various existing Parkand Ride Lots: Construct improvements






OTHER LOCALENV $ 150$ 150TDAENV $ 50$ 50BTPSE $ 165$ 165OTHER LOCALROW $ 2,200$ 2,200BTCON $ 2,185$ 2,185STPCON $ 507$ 507TDACON $ 480$ 480


NVTA: Replace Rolling StockNVTA: Fleetwide: Replace rolling stock for fixed-route, paratransit, and community shuttle fleet.







5309CON $ 4,312$ 4,3125339CON $ 1,092$ 1,092BTCON $ 1,985$ 1,985OTHER LOCALCON $ 247$ 247TDACON $ 10,184$ 10,184


NVTA Equipment Replacement and UpgradesNVTA: Napa Vine service area: Replacement and upgrades to transit equipment






5307CON $ 125$ 1255339CON $ 1,492$ 1,492OTHER LOCALCON $ 44$ 44STPCON $ 92$ 92TDACON $ 1,758$ 1,758


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NVTA- Vine Transit Bus Maintenance FacilityNapa County: At an 8 acre site in south Napa County: Construct a new transit maintenance facility for Vine Transit operations






CMAQCON $ 2,000$ 2,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 18,000$ 18,000

TDACON $ 2,000$ 2,000

$ 4,000 $ 18,000 $ 22,000Total Programmed Funding:

NVTA: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsNVTA: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergency includingcosts to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.






5307CON $ 4,137$ 2,462 $ 1,676

5311CON $ 240$ 240


Imola Park & Ride and Express Bus Stop ImprovementNapa County: At park and ride at SR 29 and Imola Ave: Make improvements including in-line passenger loading and alightingat the Imola Ave on/off ramps, improved pedestrian facilities, and safety improvements.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.03 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Interchange reconfiguration projects29 10.1 10.35Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


LCTOPCON $ 1,052$ 1,052

RTP-LRPCON $ 961$ 961

STPCON $ 300$ 300

TFCACON $ 441$ 441

$ 1,793 $ 961 $ 2,754Total Programmed Funding:

Napa Vine Operating AssistanceNapa Vine: Systemwide: Operating assistance to support transit routes and services.






5303CON $ 74$ 745307CON $ 23,351$ 23,351OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,657$ 2,657STA-POPCON $ 907$ 907STA-REVCON $ 41$ 41TDACON $ 21,318$ 21,318


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Civic Center Railroad Platform Park & Ride ComplexOakley: Main Street between 2nd Street and O'Hara Avenue: Build 2 parking lots for multi-modal park, ride, and transitactivities. Lots will serve train riders for a future train platform which includes electrical and communications infrastructure


OakleySponsor: OakleyImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALCON $ 600$ 600RTP-LRPCON $ 7,400$ 7,400


Petaluma Transit: ADA Set-AsidePetaluma Transit: Annual ADA Set-Aside


PetalumaSponsor: PetalumaImplementing Agency:

SON150007TIP ID: County: Sonoma TransitSystem: 17-10-0027RTP ID: 20600005907CTIPS



5307CON $ 526$ 526OTHER LOCALCON $ 42$ 42TDACON $ 90$ 90


Petaluma: Transit Yard & Facilities ImprovementsPetaluma: Transit Yard and Facility: Improvements to enhance security and maintain a state of good repair, includingpavement repair and upgrades, video surveillance system, office security, yard lighting, ADA access improvements, and fencereplacement







5307CON $ 176$ 1765339CON $ 5$ 5OTHER LOCALCON $ 11$ 11TDACON $ 34$ 34


Petaluma AVL EquipmentPetaluma: Systemwide: Purchase and maintain AVL system equipment for fixed route vehicle.







5307CON $ 179$ 179TDACON $ 45$ 45


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Petaluma Purchase 1 Remanufactured Fixed Route BusPetaluma: 1 bus: Purchase replacement remanufactured 40' Fixed Route Bus







5307CON $ 186$ 186TDACON $ 41$ 41


Petaluma: Replace 2 Paratransit CutawaysPetaluma: Petaluma Paratransit: Replace two (2) paratransit vans







5307CON $ 148$ 148TDACON $ 32$ 32


Petaluma: Purchase Replacement Paratransit VanPetaluma: Systemwide: Replace paratransit vehicles which have reached the end of their useful life.



SON190004TIP ID: County: Sonoma TransitSystem: 17-09-0017RTP ID: nullCTIPS




5339CON $ 151$ 151TDACON $ 33$ 33


Petaluma Transit: Security Systems UpgradePetaluma: Systemwide: Upgrade audio-visual on-board surveillance system in order to replace an aging system







5307CON $ 40$ 40TDACON $ 10$ 10


Petaluma: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsPetaluma: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergencyincluding costs to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.






5307CON $ 1,061$ 498 $ 563

$ 563 $ 1,061$ 498Total Programmed Funding:

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Pittsburg Multimodal Transit Station Access Imps.In Pittsburg: At the Northeast corner of Railroad Ave and California Ave: Construct a Kiss-n-Ride lot, add a right-turn lane onCalifornia Ave and improve multi-modal access to eBART station.


PittsburgSponsor: PittsburgImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: Non-Exempt NRS - NON-EXEMPT - Not Regionally Significant Project4Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 149,110


OTHER LOCALPE $ 350$ 350CMAQCON $ 1,300$ 1,300OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,235$ 2,235SALESTAX-CON $ 52$ 52


Mission Bay Ferry TerminalSan Francisco: At the eastern terminus of 16th St: Construct new ferry landing to service San Francisco Mission Bay andCentral Waterfront as a part of the Bay area ferry transit system. Project includes RTP-IDs 17-05-0019 and 17-05-0010.


Port of San FranciscoSponsor: Port of San FranciscoImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 7,000$ 7,000OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,600$ 2,600PRIVATECON $ 8,400$ 8,400RTP-LRPCON $ 38,000$ 38,000


Redwood City Ferry ServiceSF Bay Area: Between Redwood City and San Francisco: Environmental clearance and design of ferry transit service


Redwood CitySponsor: Redwood CityImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALENV $ 60$ 60

SALESTAX-ENV $ 500$ 500

OTHER LOCALPSE $ 72$ 72

RTP-LRPPSE $ 1,800$ 1,800

SALESTAX-PSE $ 600$ 600

$ 560 $ 2,472 $ 3,032Total Programmed Funding:

Rio Vista: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsRio Vista: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergencyincluding costs to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.


Rio VistaSponsor: Rio VistaImplementing Agency:




5311CON $ 158$ 119 $ 39


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Oakdale Caltrain StationSan Francisco: Oakdale near Palou: Planning, preliminary engineering, and environmental work for a new Caltrain station andtransit service adjustments to serve station.


San Francisco County Transport Authority (SFCTA)Sponsor: San Francisco County TransportImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.03 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Planning activities conducted pursuant to titles 23 and 49 U.S.CRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


SALESTAX-PE $ 800$ 800$ 800$ 800Total Programmed Funding:

Treasure Island Pricing Mobility ImprovementsSan Francisco: On Treasure Island: Pricing Program Mobility Improvements including Transit Capital and maintenanceimprovements. The project is phased






OTHER LOCALPE $ 889$ 889OTHER LOCALCON $ 500$ 500PRIVATECON $ 2,780$ 2,780RTP-LRPCON $ 15,000$ 15,000


Construct Treasure Island Bus Terminal FacilitySan Francisco: Treasure Island: Construct Treasure Island Bus Terminal Facility






OTHER LOCALPE $ 200$ 200OTHER LOCALROW $ 590$ 590PRIVATECON $ 2,000$ 2,000


ACE: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsACE: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergency includingcosts to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.


San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission (SJRRC)Sponsor: Altamont Commuter Express (ACE)Implementing Agency:




5307CON $ 2,680$ 2,680$ 2,680$ 2,680Total Programmed Funding:

Oakley Station PlatformOakley: North of Main Street between 2nd St and O'Hara Ave: Construct a new train station platform for the Amtrak SanJoaquins inter-city rail service.


San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission (SJRRC)Sponsor: San Joaquin Regional RailImplementing Agency:




SB1PSE $ 626$ 626SB1CON $ 6,566$ 6,566

SB1CON-CE $ 1,431$ 1,431


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Santa Rosa CityBus: Operating AssistanceSanta Rosa CityBus: System-wide: Operating Assistance to Transit Agency


Santa Rosa City BusSponsor: Santa Rosa City BusImplementing Agency:




5307CON $ 14,764$ 14,764OTHER LOCALCON $ 13,446$ 13,446TDACON $ 1,318$ 1,318


Santa Rosa CityBus: Preventative MaintenanceSanta Rosa CityBus: Preventative Maintenance program for agency fleet








SantaRosa Bus: Bus Replacement PurchaseSanta Rosa: Bus: Fixed Route Vehicle: Replace four aging fixed route diesel buses for operation purposes.







5307CON $ 670$ 6705339CON $ 1,151$ 1,151OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,802$ 1,802


Santa Rosa CityBus-paratransit operationsSanta Rosa CityBus: Provide operating assistance to Santa Rosa Paratransit.








Santa Rosa CityBus: Electric Bus ReplacementSanta Rosa CityBus: Four local transit buses: Replace with Four electric buses and purchase related charging equipment









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SR CityBus: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsSanta Rosa CityBus: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public healthemergency including costs to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrativeleave.






5307CON $ 4,076$ 2,494 $ 1,582


SolTrans: Preventive MaintenanceSolTrans: Systemwide: Preventive maintenance of vehicles and equipment necessary for the maintenance of federally fundedassets.


Solano County Transit (SolTrans)Sponsor: Solano County Transit (SolTrans)Implementing Agency:




5307CON $ 2,971$ 2,971OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,098$ 1,098STPCON $ 1,000$ 1,000


SolTrans: Bus Replacement (Alternative Fuel)SolTrans: Eight 45' MCI commuter coaches: Replace vehicles as they reach their useful life.







5307CON $ 5,864$ 5,8645309CON $ 1,260$ 1,2605339CON $ 1,703$ 1,703CMAQCON $ 399$ 399OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,912$ 1,912PROPCON $ 1,559$ 1,559


SolTrans: ADA Paratransit Operating SubsidySolTrans: Systemwide: ADA Paratransit Operating Subsidy








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SolTrans: Operating AssistanceSolano County Transit: System-wide: Operating Assistance








SolTrans: Data Management Technology EnhancementsSolTrans: Systemwide: Procure data management systems and software






OTHER LOCALCON $ 80$ 80RTP-LRPCON $ 320$ 320


Soltrans: Facilities and Amenities ImprovementsSoltrans: Systemwide: Facility and passenger amenities improvements




Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.07 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Construction of small passenger shelters and information kiosksRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALCON $ 60$ 60RTP-LRPCON $ 240$ 240


SolTrans Electric Bus Charging InfrastructureSolTrans: Systemwide: Implement core infrastructure improvements to support the charging of a 100% Zero Emissions Busfleet.






TIRCPPSE $ 1,000$ 1,0005339CON $ 4,108$ 1,800 $ 2,308

LCTOPCON $ 1,981$ 1,731 $ 250

OTHER LOCALCON $ 200$ 200TDACON $ 736$ 736


SolTrans: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsSolTrans: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergencyincluding costs to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.






5307CON $ 5,532$ 2,591 $ 2,941


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Solano Mobility Call CenterSolano County: County-wide: Operate call center featuring in-person assistance for customers related to transit, commuting,and mobility services, including ADA, Clipper, and ride matching, among others


Solano Transportation Authority (STA)Sponsor: Solano Transportation Authority (STA)Implementing Agency:




CMAQCON $ 1,537$ 1,237 $ 300

OTHER LOCALCON $ 199$ 160 $ 39


SolanoExpress Capitol ImprovementsSolano County: At the Fairfield Transit Center: Construct slip-ramp; At Fairgrounds Dr off-ramp: add express stop; At VallejoTransit Center: Expand center onto York St.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.03 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Interchange reconfiguration projectsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALPE $ 500$ 500SB1CON $ 6,000$ 6,000STA-POPCON $ 1,000$ 1,000


SolanoExpress Corp Yard ElecSolano County: At FAST and SolTrans Corp yards: Construct and upgrade electric infrastructure.






STA-POPPE $ 200$ 200SB1CON $ 2,000$ 2,000


SolanoExpress Bus ElectrificationSolano County: Countywide: Purchase electric over-the-road coaches for long-haul SolanoExpress routes.







CARBCON $ 2,148$ 2,148


SB1CON $ 2,663$ 2,663

STA-POPCON $ 3,057$ 3,057

STA-REVCON $ 2,260$ 2,260


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Solano Regional Transit Improvements - TIRCP 2020STA: Throughout Solano County and Solano Express Bus stops at various stations: Network integration planning andimplementation of various transit and access improvements






RTP-LRPENV $ 450$ 450

STA-REVENV $ 203$ 150 $ 53

RTP-LRPPSE $ 900$ 900

STA-REVPSE $ 300$ 300

RTP-LRPCON $ 4,650$ 4,650

SB1CON $ 10,400$ 2,550$ 1,100 $ 6,750

STA-REVCON $ 247$ 100 $ 147

$ 1,650 $ 6,950 $ 2,550 $ 6,000 $ 17,150Total Programmed Funding:

Sonoma Co Transit: Preventive Maintenance ProgramSonoma County Transit: Preventive maintenance program for agency fleet.


Sonoma County TransitSponsor: Sonoma County TransitImplementing Agency:






Sonoma County Transit: Replacement CNG BusesSonoma County Transit: two vehicles: Replace two 40-foot compressed natural gas (CNG)-fueled buses.







OTHER LOCALCON $ 128$ 128PROPCON $ 373$ 373STPCON $ 200$ 200TDACON $ 212$ 212


Sonoma County Transit: Replace 2006 CNG BusesSonoma County Transit: 5 vehicles: Replace five 40-foot CNG-fueled buses.







5307CON $ 1,375$ 1,3755339CON $ 592$ 592OTHER LOCALCON $ 554$ 554


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Sonoma County Transit: Replace 2009 CNG BusesSonoma County Transit: Three 40-foot CNG-Fueled Buses: Replace with similar buses









Sonoma Co Transit: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OpsSonoma County Transit: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public healthemergency including costs to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrativeleave.






5307CON $ 4,673$ 2,465 $ 2,208

5311CON $ 1,100$ 550 $ 550


Sonoma Marin Area Rail CorridorBetween Sonoma and Marin Counties: On NWP rail line: Implement passenger rail service and non-motorized pathway.Project also references RTP ID 17-03-0015


Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART)Sponsor: Sonoma Marin Area Rail TransitImplementing Agency:

SON090002TIP ID: County: Various TransitSystem: 17-09-0018RTP ID: 20600004354CTIPS



SALESTAX-ENV $ 350$ 350TCRPENV $ 12,050$ 12,0505309PE $ 4,460$ 4,4605339PE $ 428$ 428AB1171-AB144PSE $ 750$ 750P116PSE $ 5,000$ 5,000PRIVATEPSE $ 1,000$ 1,000SALESTAX-PSE $ 22,784$ 22,784TCRPPSE $ 24,800$ 24,800ATP-REGROW $ 1,817$ 1,817SALESTAX-ROW $ 16,600$ 16,600TCRPROW $ 150$ 1505309CON $ 20,033$ 20,033AB1171-AB144CON $ 9,400$ 9,400AHSCCON $ 5,225$ 5,225ATP-REGCON $ 10,757$ 10,757

ATP-STCON $ 1,461$ 1,461BTCON $ 58,999$ 58,999CMAQCON $ 6,500$ 6,500EARMARKCON $ 14,055$ 14,055OTHER LOCALCON $ 400$ 400OTHER FEDERALCON $ 8,000$ 8,000OTHER STATECON $ 700$ 700P116CON $ 23,000$ 23,000PROPCON $ 8,322$ 8,322RIPCON $ 4,043$ 4,043SALESTAX-CON $ 357,346$ 357,346SB1CON $ 1,553$ 1,553TIRCPCON $ 21,000$ 21,000


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SMART: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsSMART: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergency includingcosts to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.


Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART)Sponsor: Sonoma Marin Area Rail TransitImplementing Agency:




5307CON $ 14,953$ 10,375 $ 4,577


Transbay Terminal/Caltrain Downtown Ext: Ph. 2San Francisco: From Fourth/Townsend to new Transit Center: Extend Caltrain commuter rail service


Transbay Joint Powers Authority (TBJPA)Sponsor: Transbay Joint Powers AuthorityImplementing Agency:




5339PE $ 1,240$ 1,240BTPE $ 6,983$ 6,983SALESTAX-PE $ 30,775$ 30,775PRIVATEPSE $ 17,941$ 1,141 $ 16,800

PROPERTY TAXPSE $ 49,600$ 49,600

RTP-LRPPSE $ 43,667$ 43,667

SALESTAX-PSE $ 22,894$ 11,907 $ 10,988

PROPERTY TAXROW $ 25,900$ 25,900

RTP-LRPROW $ 195,017$ 195,017

SALESTAX-ROW $ 45,083$ 45,083OTHER LOCALCON $ 45,000$ 45,000

PRIVATECON $ 12,800$ 12,800


RTP-LRPCON $ 3,091,689$ 3,091,689


$ 66,400 $ 10,988 $ 25,900 $ 4,049,584 $ 4,250,000$ 97,128Total Programmed Funding:

TJPA: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsTJPA: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergency includingcosts to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.


Transbay Joint Powers Authority (TBJPA)Sponsor: Transbay Joint Powers AuthorityImplementing Agency:




5307CON $ 583$ 583


Treasure Island Ferry Terminal Landside ImprvmntsSan Francisco: On Treasure Island at the new Treasure Island Intermodal Terminal: Construct land-side improvements


Treasure Island Mobility Management AgencySponsor: Treasure Island Mobility ManagementImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.07 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Construction of small passenger shelters and information kiosksRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALPE $ 111$ 111FED-DISCCON $ 3,000$ 3,000



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Union City Transit Travel Time ImprovementsUnion City: South Alameda County Major Corridors: Travel time improvements including Adaptive Traffic Control Systems,corridor-wide Transit Signal Priority, signal coordination and relocation of key bus stops from near side to far side.


Union City TransitSponsor: Union City TransitImplementing Agency:




CMAQCON $ 161$ 161OTHER LOCALCON $ 21$ 21


Union City Paratransit Van ProcurementUnion City Transit: Six (6) 2009 compressed natural gas (CNG) vans: Replace as they have reached the end of their usefullife.







5307CON $ 846$ 846TDACON $ 186$ 186


Union City: ADA Paratransit Operating SubsidyUnion City Transit: Systemwide: ADA Paratransit Operating Assistance








Union City Transit: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OpsUnion City Transit: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public healthemergency including costs to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrativeleave.






5307CON $ 1,946$ 923 $ 1,024


Union City Transit Electric Bus ProcurementUnion City Transit: Fleet: Replace existing buses with zero-emission battery-electric buses.







5307CON $ 4,992$ 4,992

BTCON $ 343$ 343

LCTOPCON $ 469$ 469

RTP-LRPCON $ 2,800$ 2,800

TDACON $ 1,390$ 1,390


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Vacaville Transit: Operating AssistanceVacaville Transit: System-wide: Operating Assistance


VacavilleSponsor: VacavilleImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Operating assistance to transit agencies80Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


5307CON $ 11,936$ 11,936OTHER LOCALCON $ 7,464$ 7,464TDACON $ 3,629$ 3,629


Transit Marketing and Public OutreachVacaville: Citywide: Marketing and public outreach of City Coach transit benefits




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Grants for training and research programs80Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALCON $ 171$ 171TDACON $ 44$ 44


Vacaville: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsVacaville: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergencyincluding costs to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.






5307CON $ 1,790$ 489 $ 1,301


Ferry Service - BerkeleyWETA: Berkeley: Provide ferry service from Berkeley to San Francisco.


Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA)Sponsor: Water Emergency TransportationImplementing Agency:

MTC050027TIP ID: County: Regional TransitSystem: 17-10-0042RTP ID: 20600003417CTIPS



BTENV $ 2,615$ 2,6151064CON $ 3,915$ 3,915

PROPCON $ 2,405$ 2,405


WETA: Ferry Channel & Berth DredgingWETA: Various service areas: Dredge ferry channel, ferry basin and berth







5307CON $ 1,036$ 1,0365337CON $ 4,080$ 4,080BTCON $ 620$ 620OTHER LOCALCON $ 659$ 659


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WETA: Ferry Propulsion System ReplacementWETA: Fleetwide: A mid-life overhaul is scheduled when a ferry reaches approximately 12.5 years of service life. Equipmentservice hours and specific vessel needs may affect the timing of the projects.








WETA: Ferry Major Component Rehab/ReplacementWETA: Fleetwide: Rehabilitate and/or replacement major ferry components including shafts, propellers, navigation systems,onboard monitoring and alarm systems, interior components, boarding apparatus, hull, lifesaving equipment and othercomponents






5307CON $ 3,569$ 3,5695309CON $ 1,655$ 1,6555337CON $ 17,050$ 17,050BTCON $ 4,969$ 4,969OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,336$ 1,336SALESTAX-CON $ 505$ 505


WETA: Fixed Guideway ConnectorsWETA: Various locations: This project will replace/rehab fixed guideway connectors such as floats, floating barges, ramps andgangways throughout the system.







5307CON $ 3,083$ 3,0835309CON $ 2,166$ 2,1665337CON $ 6,451$ 6,451BTCON $ 400$ 400OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,605$ 1,605SALESTAX-CON $ 921$ 921


WETA: Facilities RehabilitationWETA: Various Locations: Rehabilitate ferry facilities in order to maintain existing transit services.









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WETA: Replace Ferry VesselsWETA: All existing ferry vessels for WETA: Replace vessels when they reach the end of their useful life of 25 years







1064CON $ 1,117$ 1,117

5307CON $ 30,418$ 30,4185337CON $ 37,709$ 37,709BTCON $ 1,504$ 1,504OTHER LOCALCON $ 6,555$ 6,555PFGPCON $ 5,000$ 5,000PROPCON $ 6,859$ 6,580 $ 279



WETA: Electric Vessels and Related InfrasturctureWETA: Fleetwide: Support the purchase/construction of all-electric vessels and related charging infrastructure.






TIRCPCON $ 9,060$ 9,060$ 9,060$ 9,060Total Programmed Funding:

WETA: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsWETA: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergency includingcosts to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.






5307CON $ 18,757$ 12,529 $ 6,228


WCCTA: Preventive Maintenance ProgramWestCat: Systemwide: Operating assistance to aid agency with preventive maintenance activities of its fleet.


Western Contra Costa Transit Authority (WestCAT)Sponsor: Western Contra Costa Transit AuthorityImplementing Agency:






WestCAT: Purchase (1) Fast Fare Electronic FareboxWestCAT: 1 vehicle: Purchase and Install (1) FastFare Electronic Farebox for (1) 40 ft Revenue Vehicle









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WestCAT - AVL System with APC Element.Western Contra Costa Transit Authority (WestCAT): Systemwide: Purchase and install a new AVL system including automaticpassenger counting (APC)







5307CON $ 294$ 294OTHER LOCALCON $ 124$ 124STPCON $ 345$ 345


WestCAT: Replace (2) 2002 40ft Revenue VehiclesWestCAT: 2 vehicles: Replace (2) 2002 40 ft Revenue Vehicles with similar vehicles









WestCAT: Purchase 2 Fast Fare Electronic FareboxesWestCAT: 2 vehicles: Purchase and Install (2) FastFare Electronic Fareboxes









WestCAT Replace (6) 2008 35ft Revenue VehiclesWCCTA: (6) 2008 Revenue Vehicles: Purchase replacement vehicles









WestCAT: Purchase (6) Electronic FareboxesWestCAT: For (6) replacement 2008 35 ft revenue veicles: Purchase (6) Electronic Fare boxes









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WestCAT Replace 5 35ft and 4 40ft VehiclesWestCAT: (5) 2007 35ft and (4) 2002 40 ft Revenue vehicles: Purchase replacement vehicles









WestCAT: Purchase (9) Electronic FareboxeWestCAT: 9 vehicles: Purchase of (9) Electronic Fareboxes









WestCAT - Replace (2) DAR MiniVansWestCAT: 2 vehicles: Replace MiniVans (2007) with Cut Away DAR vehicles









WestCAT: Purchase of (2) Radio SystemsWestCat: Radio systems: Purchase of (2) Radio systems for (2) Cut Away Van's









WCCTA: COVID-19 Emergency Transit OperationsWCCTA: Systemwide: Capital, planning and operating assistance related to the coronavirus public health emergencyincluding costs to shutdown, maintain and restart service, purchase of PPE and supplies, and administrative leave.






5307CON $ 4,018$ 2,218 $ 1,800


2021 TIP February 24, 202181S4 -

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WestCat: ADA Paratransit Operating SubsidyWestCAT: Systemwide: ADA Paratransit Operating Subsidy








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Roadway Project

Listings

Roadway Projects

Alameda CountyState Highway Projects

I-80 Gilman Interchange ImprovementsBerkeley: On Gilman Ave at I-80: Reconfigure interchange providing dual roundabout at the entrance & exits from I-80 as wellas the Eastshore Hwy & West Frontage Rd and bike/ped overcrossing. Project also references RTP ID 17-01-0001.


Alameda County Transportation Commission (ACTC)Sponsor: CaltransImplementing Agency:

ALA050079TIP ID: County: Alameda State HighwaySystem: 17-01-0040RTP ID: 20600003665CTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.04 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Changes in vertical and horizontal alignment80 6.4 6.8Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


EARMARKPE $ 1,080$ 1,080OTHER LOCALPE $ 354$ 354SALESTAX-PE $ 4,179$ 4,179SALESTAX-PSE $ 6,172$ 6,172RIPROW $ 2,445$ 2,445

SALESTAX-ROW $ 200$ 200ATP-REGCON $ 4,152$ 4,152

RIPCON $ 38,784$ 38,784



I-80/Ashby Avenue Interchange ImprovementsAlameda County: I-80/Ashby IC: Reconstruct the interchange including constructing new bridge, two roundabouts andbike/ped improvements


Alameda County Transportation Commission (ACTC)Sponsor: Alameda County TransportationImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.03 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Interchange reconfiguration projects80Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:





SR 84 Expressway WideningLivermore: SR-84 from Jack London Blvd to Pigeon Pass: Widen Roadway




Air Quality Exempt Code: NON-EXEMPT84 22.3 27.3Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 4,247,341


XTRANENV $ 3,000$ 3,000XTRANPSE $ 9,000$ 9,000SALESTAX-ROW $ 7,311$ 7,311XTRANROW $ 17,510$ 17,510XTRANCON-CT $ 3,852$ 3,852PROPCON $ 20,000$ 20,000RIPCON $ 42,130$ 42,130SALESTAX-CON $ 2,689$ 2,689XTRANCON $ 9,927$ 9,927RIPCON-CE $ 4,900$ 4,900


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Rte 84 Widening, south of Ruby Hill Dr to I-680Alameda County: On State Route 84 from south of Ruby Hill Drive to I-680: Upgrade from 2-lane conventional highway to 4-lane expressway, make operational improvements to SR84/I-680 I/C and extend SB express lane about two miles to thenorth.




Air Quality Exempt Code: NON-EXEMPT84 17.9 22Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


PRIVATEENV $ 2,940$ 2,940SALESTAX-ENV $ 2,816$ 2,816PRIVATEPE $ 8,850$ 8,850SALESTAX-PE $ 8,400$ 8,400PRIVATEROW $ 3,150$ 3,150SALESTAX-ROW $ 17,350$ 17,350RIPCON $ 11,114$ 11,114

SALESTAX-CON $ 180,878$ 180,878

SB1CON $ 8,602$ 8,602


Rt 92/Clawiter/Whitesell Interchange ImprovementsHayward: Rt 92/Clawiter Rd: Upgrade existing Clawiter interchange. Add ramps and overcrossing for Whitesell St. extension.Signalize ramp intersections.


HaywardSponsor: HaywardImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 4,200$ 4,200OTHER LOCALROW $ 6,600$ 6,600OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,900$ 1,900RTP-LRPCON $ 42,300$ 42,300


State Route 262 (Mission Blvd) ImprovementsIn Fremont: Mission Blvd/I-680 IC: widen Mission Blvd to 3 lanes each direction through IC, rebuild the NB and SB I-680 onand off ramps


FremontSponsor: Alameda County TransportationImplementing Agency:




SALESTAX-ENV $ 6,500$ 6,500RTP-LRPPSE $ 9,500$ 9,500


RTP-LRPROW $ 4,500$ 4,500

SALESTAX-ROW $ 500$ 500

RTP-LRPCON $ 90,500$ 90,500

$ 500 $ 500 $ 104,500 $ 112,000$ 6,500Total Programmed Funding:

I-580/680 Interchange HOV/HOT WideningAlameda County: On I-580 between Hacienda Dr. and San Ramon/Foothill Road and on I-680 between Stoneridge Dr. andAmado: Widen to add one HOV/HOT lane for WB 580 to SB 680 and NB 680 to EB 580 movements at connector and toTassajara Road







RTP-LRPROW $ 15,000$ 15,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 252,000$ 252,000


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I-580 Interchange Imps at Hacienda/Fallon Rd, Ph 2Dublin: I580/Fallon Rd IC: Ph 2 - Reconstruct overcrossing to widen to 4 lanes in each direction, reconstruct and widenramps, add bike/ped imps; I580 Hacienda Dr IC: Reconstruct overcrossing to add NB lane, modify and widen ramps, addbike/ped imps


DublinSponsor: Alameda County TransportationImplementing Agency:




PRIVATEENV $ 700$ 700RTP-LRPENV $ 5,800$ 5,800

PRIVATEPSE $ 500$ 500

RTP-LRPPSE $ 5,500$ 5,500

PRIVATEROW $ 200$ 200

RTP-LRPROW $ 5,300$ 5,300

RTP-LRPCON $ 40,000$ 40,000

$ 700 $ 56,600 $ 58,000$ 700Total Programmed Funding:

Freeway Performance Program: Alameda I-580Alameda County: On I-580 westbound approach to the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge toll plaza from the SR 24/I-980interchange to I-80: Conduct planning and environmental work to convert one general purpose lane to an HOV lane.




Air Quality Exempt Code: NON-EXEMPT580 30.8 46.7Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 71,688


STPPE $ 625$ 625$ 625$ 625Total Programmed Funding:

I-680 NB HOV/HOT LaneRoute I-680: from South of Auto Mall Parkway to State Route 84 in Alameda County: Construct NB HOV/HOT Lane.






SALESTAX-ENV $ 8,500$ 8,500SALESTAX-PE $ 8,270$ 8,270TCRPPE $ 7,000$ 7,000SALESTAX-ROW $ 6,000$ 6,000SALESTAX-CON $ 128,654$ 128,654TCRPCON $ 13,874$ 13,874SALESTAX-CON-CE $ 25,180$ 25,180SALESTAX-ROW-SUP $ 720$ 720


Oakland/Alameda Access ProjectOakland and Alameda: Between Oak Street and Union Street: Reconfigure interchange and intersections to improveconnections between I-880, the Posey and Webster tubes and the downtown Oakland area.






OTHER LOCALPE $ 2,500$ 2,500RTP-LRPPE $ 4,900$ 4,900

SALESTAX-PE $ 6,100$ 6,100RTP-LRPROW $ 1,000$ 1,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 67,500$ 67,500



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I-880 Auxiliary lanes at Industrial ParkwayHayward: I-880 NB between Industrial Pkwy and Alameda Creek; I-808 SB between Industrial Pkwy and Whipple Rd:Construct auxiliary lanes






OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,510$ 1,510RTP-LRPROW $ 250$ 250

RTP-LRPCON $ 8,040$ 8,040


I-880/Industrial Parkway West InterchangeIn Hayward: At I-880/Industrial Parkway West: Reconstruct interchange, add on/off-ramp lanes, widen ramp lanes, provideHOV bypass lanes and routine accommodation for bicyclists and pedestrians.


HaywardSponsor: Alameda County TransportationImplementing Agency:





SALESTAX-CON $ 29,325$ 29,325


I-880/West Winton Avenue InterchangeHayward: At I-880/West Winton Avenue I/C: Reconstruct I/C including reconfiguration of eastbound to southbound on rampand new connection to Southland Mall Drive






SALESTAX-PE $ 1,500$ 1,500SALESTAX-PSE $ 5,500$ 5,500SALESTAX-ROW $ 2,000$ 2,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 32,000$ 32,000


I-880/Whipple Rd Industrial Pkwy SW I/C ImpsIn Union City/Hayward: at I-880/Whipple Rd Interchange: Implement full interchange improvements including northbound off-ramp, surface street improvements and realignment, and bike/ped improvements







SALESTAX-CON $ 45,175$ 45,175


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I-880 NB HOV/HOT: North of Hacienda to HegenbergerAlameda County: I-880 in the northbound direction from north of Hacienda Ave to Hegenberger Road: Widen to provide oneHOV/express lane






SALESTAX-ENV $ 5,000$ 1,500 $ 3,500

RTP-LRPPSE $ 20,000$ 20,000

RTP-LRPROW $ 15,000$ 15,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 181,000$ 181,000


I-880/A Street Interchange ReconstructionHayward: I-880/A St. I/C: Reconstruct interchange to widen A St from 5 to 6 lanes, add bike lanes, and provide additional lanecapacity for potential future freeway widening, modify signals and reconfigures intersections to improve truck-turningmaneuvers






RTP-LRPENV $ 1,261$ 1,261



RTP-LRPROW $ 2,000$ 2,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 43,739$ 43,739


I-880 North Safety ImprovementsOakland: I-880 between 23rd Ave to 29th Ave: Reconfigure Interchange, including new ramps.




Air Quality Exempt Code: NON-EXEMPTRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 504,680


BTENV $ 4,100$ 4,100EARMARKPE $ 1,787$ 1,787BTPSE $ 3,810$ 3,810RIPPSE $ 2,000$ 2,000ACROW $ 4,400$ 4,400BTROW $ 750$ 750OTHER LOCALROW $ 2,300$ 2,300SALESTAX-ROW $ 5,000$ 5,000XTRANROW $ 8,049$ 8,049BTCON $ 1,340$ 1,340OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,661$ 1,661PROPCON $ 73,433$ 73,433


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I-680 Express Lane Gap Closure: SR-84 to AlcostaAlameda County: SB I-680 from SR-84 to Alcosta Blvd: express lane improvements (Phase 1); NB I-680 from SR-84 toAlcosta Blvd: Widen for express lanes (Phase 2). Project also references the amendment to Plan Bay Area 2040.






RTP-LRPPE $ 4,000$ 4,000


SALESTAX-ROW $ 7,000$ 7,000RTP-LRPCON $ 435,500$ 435,500



Bay Bridge Forward - West Grand HOV/Bus Only LaneIn Oakland: Grand Avenue on-ramp: Convert shoulder to Bus/HOV only lane






BTENV $ 660$ 660OTHER LOCALENV $ 98$ 98BTPSE $ 600$ 600BTCON $ 4,619$ 4,619


GL: Alameda County - TOS-MobilityAlameda County: Various Locations: Projects are consistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Tables 2 and 40 CFR Part93.127 Table 3 categories


CaltransSponsor: CaltransImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Projects that correct, improve, or eliminate a hazardous location or featureRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 13,486,081


ACCON $ 97,847$ 97,847CMAQCON $ 20,000$ 19,730 $ 270


East-West Connector in Fremont & Union CityIn Fremont & Union City: From I-880 to Route 238 (Mission Blvd): Construct new 4-lane roadway and widen existingroadways. Project is phased.






SALESTAX-PE $ 5,290$ 5,290SALESTAX-PSE $ 15,798$ 15,798SALESTAX-ROW $ 35,455$ 35,455OTHER LOCALCON $ 14,300$ 14,300RTP-LRPCON $ 132,834$ 132,834

SALESTAX-CON $ 32,323$ 32,323


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Alameda CountyLocal Road Projects

Alameda City-Wide Pavement RehabilitationAlameda: Various streets: Resurface and rehabilitate pavement


Alameda (City)Sponsor: Alameda (City)Implementing Agency:

ALA170074TIP ID: County: Alameda Local RoadSystem: 17-10-0022RTP ID: 20600006319CTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.10 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Pavement resurfacing and/or rehabilitationRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALPE $ 60$ 60OTHER LOCALCON $ 172$ 172

STPCON $ 827$ 827


Estuary Bridges Seismic Retrofit and RepairsOakland: 3 Oakland Estuary bridges: Seismic retrofit and repairs


Alameda CountySponsor: Alameda CountyImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.19 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Widening narrow pavements or reconstructing bridges (no additional travellanes)



OTHER LOCALPE $ 400$ 400OTHER LOCALROW $ 300$ 300OTHER LOCALCON $ 800$ 800PRIVATECON $ 262$ 262

RTP-LRPCON $ 3,138$ 3,138


Fruitvale Ave Roadway Bridge LifelineAlameda County: Fruitvale Roadway Bridge: Retrofit bridge to a lifeline facility







OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,500$ 1,000 $ 500

OTHER LOCALROW $ 500$ 500

OTHER LOCALCON $ 500$ 500RTP-LRPCON $ 9,500$ 9,500

$ 500 $ 500 $ 9,500 $ 12,000$ 1,500Total Programmed Funding:

Alameda Co-Various Streets and Roads PreservationUnincorporated Alameda County: Various roadways: Rehabilitate pavement






OTHER LOCALPE $ 133$ 133STPPE $ 196$ 196OTHER LOCALCON $ 796$ 514 $ 282

STPCON $ 5,654$ 3,483 $ 2,171


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Alameda County - Vasco Road Safety ImprovementsAlameda County: Vasco Rd between Dalton and MM.3.05: Rehabilitate pavement and install centerline and edgeline rumblestrips and striping markings






OTHER LOCALPE $ 50$ 50EARMARKCON $ 484$ 484OTHER LOCALCON $ 326$ 326STPCON $ 443$ 443


7th Street Grade Separation EastOakland: 7th St and rail tracks between I880 and Maritime St in the Port of Oakland: Reconstruct the existing 7th Stunderpass on an adjacent alignment, rail tracks, and other rail infrastructure. No through lanes will be added; 7th St path:improve trail




Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.04 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Changes in vertical and horizontal alignmentRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


SALESTAX-ENV $ 6,593$ 6,593SALESTAX-PSE $ 12,427$ 12,427SB1PSE $ 7,980$ 7,980RTP-LRPCON $ 48,000$ 48,000

SALESTAX-CON $ 2,000$ 2,000SB1CON $ 175,000$ 175,000


7th Street Grade Separation WestOakland: Within the Port: Implement road and rail improvements, realign and grade separate 7th St and Maritime intersection,reconstruct and widen multi-use path; Between Joint Intermodal Terminal and the Oakland Harbor Intermodal Terminal: Addrail spur






SALESTAX-PE $ 19,000$ 19,000RTP-LRPCON $ 144,000$ 144,000



Freight Intelligent Transportation System (FITS)Oakland: In the Port of Oakland and surrounding areas: Implement ITS improvements, signal systems, and other technologiesto cost-effectively manage truck arrivals and improve incident response




Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Intersection signalization projects at individual intersectionsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


SALESTAX-ENV $ 2,500$ 2,500SALESTAX-PSE $ 4,100$ 4,100EARMARKCON $ 21$ 21OTHER FEDERALCON $ 11,544$ 11,544SB1CON $ 12,456$ 12,456


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Shattuck Complete Streets and De-coupletBerkeley: Shattuck Ave, Shattuck Square and Berkeley Square from Allston Way to University Ave intersection: Reconfiguretravel lanes and parking, repair pavement and make other improvements


BerkeleySponsor: BerkeleyImplementing Agency:






goBerkeley Residential Shared Parking PilotIn Berkeley: In residential areas adjacent to Southside/Telegraph and Elmwood goBerkeley program areas: Implementparking pricing pilot; In pilot areas: Implement TDM strategies and outreach focused on businesses and residents








Dougherty Road wideningDublin: Dougherty Road from Sierra Lane to North City Limit: Widen from 4 lanes to 6 lanes


DublinSponsor: DublinImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 2,150$ 2,150OTHER LOCALROW $ 1,240$ 1,240OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,817$ 1,817SALESTAX-CON $ 13,783$ 13,783


Dublin Boulevard wideningIn Dublin: Dublin Blvd between Sierra Court and Dublin Court: Widenfrom 4 lanes to 6 lanes and install Class II bike lanes






OTHER LOCALENV $ 262$ 262OTHER LOCALPE $ 419$ 419OTHER LOCALROW $ 381$ 381OTHER LOCALCON $ 268$ 268SALESTAX-CON $ 3,000$ 3,000


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Dublin Blvd. - North Canyons Pkwy ExtensionAlameda County, Dublin and Livermore: Dublin Blvd-North Canyons Parkway from Fallon Rd to Croak Rd: Construct six laneextension; Dublin Blvd-North Canyons Parkway from Croak Rd to Doolan Rd: Construct four lane extension


DublinSponsor: Alameda County TransportationImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALENV $ 715$ 715SALESTAX-ENV $ 2,374$ 2,374EARMARKPE $ 540$ 540SALESTAX-PE $ 135$ 135SALESTAX-PSE $ 5,239$ 5,239OTHER LOCALROW $ 500$ 500RTP-LRPROW $ 17,417$ 17,417


RTP-LRPCON $ 61,233$ 61,233


Dublin Blvd RehabilitationDublin: Segments of Dublin Boulevard from Scarlet Drive to Hacienda Drive: Rehabilitate pavement







STPCON $ 661$ 661


Frontage Rd, 65th St and Powell St Pavement MaintEmeryville: Various Locations on Frontage Road, 65th St, Powell St: Pavement maintenance


EmeryvilleSponsor: EmeryvilleImplementing Agency:





STPCON $ 225$ 225


Emeryville Quiet Zone Safety Engineering MeasuresEmeryville: At three at-grade crossings just east of Shellmound Street: Install four-quadrant gates at the at-grade crossings,amongst other safety engineering improvements.


EmeryvilleSponsor: EmeryvilleImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,800$ 1,800SB1CON $ 4,200$ 4,200


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Kato Rd Complete Sts - Warren Ave to Milmont DrFremont: Kato Road from Warren Avenue to Milmont Drive: Widen to provide left turn pockets, median island improvements,bike lanes on both sides of the roadway, and modify traffic signal at Kato Rd/Milmont Ave.


FremontSponsor: FremontImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Intersection channelization projectsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALENV $ 50$ 50OTHER LOCALPE $ 100$ 100OTHER LOCALPSE $ 250$ 250RTP-LRPCON $ 12,290$ 12,290


Hayward - Main Street Complete StreetHayward: Main St from Mc Keever to D St: Reduce roadway from 4 to 2 lanes, construct bike lanes, widen sidewalks and addcomplete street elements






OTHER LOCALPE $ 175$ 175STPPE $ 175$ 175CMAQCON $ 500$ 500


STPCON $ 1,000$ 1,000


Winton Ave Complete StreetHayward: On Winton Ave from Hesperian Blvd to Santa Clara St: Rehabilitate pavement, upgrade curb ramps andstreetlights; On Winton Ave just east of Santa Clara St: Landscape median






OTHER LOCALPE $ 13$ 13STPPE $ 88$ 88OTHER LOCALCON $ 217$ 217

STPCON $ 1,662$ 1,662


Livermore Pavement Rehabilitation - MTS RoutesLivermore: Various Locations: Repair and/or rehabilitate pavement


LivermoreSponsor: LivermoreImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 165$ 165OTHER LOCALCON $ 405$ 405STPCON $ 1,382$ 1,382


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Regional Planning Activities and PPM - AlamedaAlameda: Regional Planning Activities and Planning, Programming and Monitoring (PPM)


Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)Sponsor: Alameda County TransportationImplementing Agency:




RIPENV $ 2,201$ 2,201OTHER LOCALPE $ 711$ 711STPPE $ 8,289$ 8,289RIPOTHER $ 2,022$ 394$ 1,628

$ 1,628 $ 394 $ 13,223$ 11,201Total Programmed Funding:

I-880 Integrated Corridor Management North SegmentAlameda County: I-880 corridor from I-880/I-980 IC to I-880/Davis St. IC: Install intelligent transportation system infrastructureto facilitate the active management of traffic that naturally diverts onto local streets due to incidents.








I-880 Integrated Corridor Management - CentralAlameda County: I-880 Corridor from Davis St in San Leandro to Whipple Rd in Union City: Identify how existing and plannedincident management strategies and operations can be better coordinated and integrated across networks and jurisdictionalboundaries





880Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 417,508


CMAQPE $ 1,142$ 1,142CMAQCON $ 1,498$ 1,498

RTP-LRPCON $ 6,200$ 6,200


Thornton Avenue Pavement RehabilitationNewark: On Thornton Ave between Spruce and Hickory St: Rehabilitate pavement


NewarkSponsor: NewarkImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 80$ 80OTHER LOCALCON $ 204$ 204STPCON $ 592$ 592


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Oakland Parking and Mobility ManagementOakland: Montclair and select areas of Downtown: Implement demand-responsive parking management and transportationdemand management initiatives


OaklandSponsor: OaklandImplementing Agency:




CMAQCON $ 1,300$ 1,300OTHER LOCALCON $ 284$ 284


Oakland Various Streets ImprovementsIn Oakland: Citywide: Implement paving Improvements including pavement resurfacing, bicycle transportation, curb, gutter,drainage, sidewalks, pedestrian safety, and ADA compliant curb ramps






PROPERTY TAXPE $ 636$ 636PROPERTY TAXCON $ 634$ 634

STPCON $ 4,895$ 4,895


42nd Ave. & High St. I-880 Access Improv.Oakland: In the vicinity of the I-880/42nd & High interchange: Widening and re-alignment of local streets Including modifiedtraffic signals and intersection improvements.






OTHER LOCALENV $ 800$ 800RIPPSE $ 1,000$ 1,000RIPROW $ 5,990$ 5,990SALESTAX-CON $ 10,000$ 10,000


Piedmont - Oakland Avenue ImprovementsPiedmont: Oakland Ave between Grand Ave and western city limits: Pavement rehabilitation and installation of bicycle andpedestrian safety improvements


PiedmontSponsor: PiedmontImplementing Agency:





STPCON $ 168$ 168


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Pavement Rehabilitation Hacienda Business ParkPleasanton: Various locations near the Hacienda Business Park: Pavement rehabilitation and bike/ped improvements


PleasantonSponsor: PleasantonImplementing Agency:






I-680/Sunol Interchange ImprovementsPleasanton: At the I-680/Sunol Blvd Interchange: Widen the SB ramp to add two lanes (1 general purpose, 1 HOV bypass)and add intersection and bike/ped improvements. Project also references RTP ID 17-01-0044


PleasantonSponsor: PleasantonImplementing Agency:

ALA190020TIP ID: County: Alameda Local RoadSystem: 17-01-0007RTP ID: nullCTIPS



PRIVATEENV $ 1,200$ 1,200PRIVATEPE $ 450$ 450PRIVATEPSE $ 2,500$ 2,500

RTP-LRPROW $ 1,100$ 1,100

RTP-LRPCON $ 25,000$ 25,000


SR 185- E. 14th St/ Hesperian Blvd/150th AveSan Leandro: 150th/E. 14th/Hesperian: Construct NB left turn Ln from Hesperian to E.14th, EB left turn Ln from E.14th to150th Av & SB Ln from Hesperian to 150th and other traffic circulation improvements. Project is phased.


San LeandroSponsor: San LeandroImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Intersection channelization projects185 3.64 3.86Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALPE $ 160$ 160SALESTAX-PE $ 69$ 69OTHER LOCALPSE $ 1,001$ 1,001SALESTAX-PSE $ 409$ 409OTHER LOCALROW $ 175$ 175SALESTAX-ROW $ 1,018$ 1,018OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,678$ 2,590 $ 88

RTP-LRPCON $ 891$ 891

SALESTAX-CON $ 763$ 763

SALESTAX-CON-CE $ 40$ 40

SALESTAX-ROW-SUP $ 28$ 28

$ 2,630 $ 852 $ 891 $ 7,232$ 2,859Total Programmed Funding:

San Leandro Washington Avenue RehabilitationSan Leandro: Washington Ave from W. Juana Ave to Castro St: Reconstruct roadway


San LeandroSponsor: San LeandroImplementing Agency:





STPCON $ 975$ 975


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Union City-Dyer Street Pavement RehabilitationUnion City: On Dyer St from Alvarado Blvd to Deborah Dr: Rehabilitate pavement


Union CitySponsor: Union CityImplementing Agency:





STPCON $ 872$ 872


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Alameda CountyBike/Pedestrian Projects

Central Avenue Safety ImprovementsAlameda: On Central Ave from Main St to Sherman St: construct multimodal street improvements including reduction from 4to 3 lanes, center turn lane, bike lanes, 2-way separated bikeway, roundabouts and other safety improvements.




Air Quality Exempt Code: Non-Exempt NRS - NON-EXEMPT - Not Regionally Significant Project61 21.22 21.97Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


ATP-STENV $ 180$ 180OTHER LOCALPE $ 557$ 557ATP-STPSE $ 300$ 300

ATP-STCON $ 6,846$ 6,846

CMAQCON $ 1,487$ 1,487


STPCON $ 2,000$ 2,000


Cross Alameda Trail (includes SRTS component)City of Alameda: Between Webster St and Sherman St: Construct a new trail with an on-street portion.






ATP-REGPSE $ 226$ 226OTHER LOCALPSE $ 24$ 24SALESTAX-PSE $ 6$ 6ATP-REGCON $ 2,005$ 2,005OTHER LOCALCON $ 207$ 207SALESTAX-CON $ 53$ 53


Clement Avenue Complete StreetsAlameda: On Clement Avenue between Broadway and Grand St: Complete street improvements including Class II bike lanes,curb extensions, flashing beacons, bus shelters, sidewalk/curb ramp improvements, railroad track removal, resurfacing andtrees






CMAQPE $ 567$ 567OTHER LOCALPE $ 74$ 74CMAQCON $ 2,451$ 2,451


STPCON $ 2,000$ 2,000


Active Oakland: A Comprehensive SR2S ProgramOakland: In Oakland Unified School District's most disadvantages schools: Promote walking and cycling






ATP-REGCON $ 977$ 977$ 977$ 977Total Programmed Funding:

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Active and Safe OaklandOakland: At various schools citywide: Promote walking and biking through education, encouragement, and enforcementactivities







Alameda County Complete Street ImprovementsAlameda County: Various locations: Bicyle and ped safety improvements






PROPERTY TAXPE $ 1,100$ 1,100ATP-STPSE $ 400$ 400OTHER LOCALROW $ 150$ 150CMAQCON $ 8,300$ 8,300




RTP-LRPCON $ 6,450$ 6,450


STPCON $ 1,000$ 1,000


Niles Canyon Trail, Phase IAlameda County: In the vicinity of SR-84 between Niles District and Palomares Road (Phase I): Construct multi-Use trail



ALA190021TIP ID: County: Alameda Public Lands/TrailsSystem: 17-01-0001RTP ID: nullCTIPS



MTCPE $ 321$ 321OTHER LOCALPE $ 2,000$ 2,000OTHER LOCALROW $ 100$ 100

RTP-LRPCON $ 26,480$ 26,480


E14th St/Mission Blvd Corridor ImprovementsAlameda County: Along E14th St/Mission Blvd between I-238 and Hayward City limits: Construct streetscape improvementsfor continuity along corridor






EARMARKPE $ 540$ 540OTHER LOCALPE $ 140$ 140OTHER LOCALPSE $ 1,500$ 1,500OTHER LOCALCON $ 8,160$ 8,160

RTP-LRPCON $ 15,575$ 15,575


OTHER LOCALROW-SUP $ 100$ 100


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Alameda County Safe Routes to SchoolAlameda County: Countywide: SR2S Program including education & outreach in various K-12 schools, ridesharing, & projectdevelopment.






ATP-REGCON $ 3,761$ 3,761CMAQCON $ 13,025$ 13,025OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,569$ 1,569SALESTAX-CON $ 2,505$ 2,505STPCON $ 3,709$ 3,709


East Bay GreenwayAlameda County: Generally along the BART alignment from Lake Merritt BART station to South Hayward BART station: Installa trail facility consisting of Class I & Class IV bikeway facilities. Includes 2 road diet segments & intersection modifications



ALA150008TIP ID: County: Alameda Public Lands/TrailsSystem: 17-01-0001RTP ID: 20600005868CTIPS



ATP-STENV $ 2,656$ 2,656SALESTAX-ENV $ 3,845$ 3,845RTP-LRPPSE $ 22,000$ 22,000

RTP-LRPROW $ 14,000$ 14,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 161,000$ 161,000


San Pablo Ave & Buchanan St Pedestrian Imps.Albany: Various Locations on Buchanan St and San Pablo Ave: Streetscape improvements including medians, bulb outs,signal modifications, striping of high visibility crosswalks. Project is phased.


AlbanySponsor: AlbanyImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Projects that correct, improve, or eliminate a hazardous location or feature123 4.873 4.873Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


ATP-STPSE $ 335$ 335OTHER LOCALPSE $ 65$ 65OTHER LOCALCON $ 535$ 535RTP-LRPCON $ 4,000$ 4,000

STPCON $ 340$ 340


Ohlone Greenway Trail Safety ImprovementsAlbany: Various locations along the Ohlone Greenway: Install safety improvements including new protected left turn phasewhich would eliminate potential conflicts between trail users and vehicles turning left.


AlbanySponsor: AlbanyImplementing Agency:




SALESTAX-ENV $ 5$ 5SALESTAX-PSE $ 40$ 40ATP-REGCON $ 410$ 410SALESTAX-CON $ 30$ 30TDACON $ 180$ 180


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Hearst Avenue Complete StreetsIn Berkeley: Hearst St from Shattuck Ave to Gayley/La Loma: Implement access and safety improvements to DowntownBerkeley PDA for all modes, includes a road diet from Shattuck Ave to Euclid Ave








Bay Trail Shoreline Access Staging AreaBerkeley: Berkeley Marina: Construct segment 3 of Bay Trail Extension, construct new public restroom, and renovate existingpublic parking area and windsurf staging area.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 3.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Bicycle and pedestrian facilities80Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALPE $ 77$ 77OTHER STATEPE $ 204$ 204OTHER LOCALCON $ 903$ 903OTHER STATECON $ 456$ 456STPCON $ 500$ 500


9th St Bicycle Blvd Extension Pathway Ph IIIn Berkeley: Between the 9th Street Bicycle Boulevard (south of Heinz Avenue) and Murray Street: Install a shared-use path






ATP-STENV $ 20$ 20OTHER LOCALENV $ 1$ 1ATP-STPSE $ 125$ 125OTHER LOCALPSE $ 7$ 7ATP-STCON $ 705$ 705OTHER LOCALCON $ 37$ 37


John Muir Safe Routes to SchoolBerkeley: Along Claremont south of Ashby near John Muir School: Install speed feedback signs; At the intersection ofClaremont and Claremont Crescent: Implement crossing improvements






OTHER LOCALPSE $ 38$ 38ATP-REGCON $ 270$ 270OTHER LOCALCON $ 66$ 66


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Southside Complete Streets & Transit ImprovementBerkeley: Various locations south of UC Berkeley: Construct two-way cycle tracks, signal modifications, transit improvementsand TSP, loading zone modifications, pedestrian safety improvements, and repaving






CMAQPE $ 772$ 772OTHER LOCALPE $ 130$ 130STPPE $ 228$ 228CMAQCON $ 3,658$ 3,658



STPCON $ 3,677$ 3,677


Berkeley - Sacramento St Complete Streets ImpsBerkeley: On Sacramento Street at 4 intersections (Virginia, Delaware, University, & Addison): Construct bike/ped crossingimprovements; On Acton between Virginia & Delaware and on Delaware between Acton and Sacramento: Construct bikewayimprovements






ATP-STPSE $ 185$ 185SALESTAX-PSE $ 33$ 33ATP-STCON $ 1,357$ 1,357SALESTAX-CON $ 239$ 239


Doolittle Drive Bay TrailOakland: Along Doolittle Dr. from the MLK Regional Shoreline Center near Langley Street 2,300 feet to the north end of theexisting SF Bay Trail at the fishing dock, north of Swan Way: Construct SF Bay Trail


East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD)Sponsor: East Bay Regional Park DistrictImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALENV $ 500$ 500OTHER LOCALPSE $ 800$ 800ATP-STCON $ 4,000$ 4,000



Centerville Complete Streets of Relinquished SR84Fremont: Thornton Ave (Blacow Rd to Fremont Blvd), Fremont Blvd (Alder Ave to Mattos Dr) and Peralta Blvd (Fremont Blvdto Sequoia Rd): Implement complete streets improvements; On Peralta Blvd (Fremont Blvd to approx. 0.1 miles east):Implement road diet


FremontSponsor: FremontImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Projects that correct, improve, or eliminate a hazardous location or feature84 7.0 8.5Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


CMAQPE $ 1,185$ 1,185OTHER LOCALPE $ 154$ 154CMAQCON $ 3,000$ 3,000


STPCON $ 3,510$ 3,510


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Roadway Projects


Bay Bridge ParkOakland: At the Oakland Touchdown of the new East Span of the Bay Bridge: Bay Bridge Park (Project previously titled"SFOBB Gateway Park")


Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)Sponsor: CaltransImplementing Agency:




BTENV $ 2,000$ 2,000BTPSE $ 2,500$ 2,500OTHER LOCALPSE $ 1,000$ 1,000BTCON $ 6,000$ 6,000



Improved Bike/Ped Access to East Span of SFOBBIn Oakland: In the vicinity of the East Span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge: Construct improved bicycle andpedestrian access. Project is phased.






BTENV $ 1,000$ 1,000BTPSE $ 3,500$ 3,500BTCON $ 2,000$ 2,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 30,000$ 30,000


Bay Bridge Forward-Commuter Parking Access Imps.Albany and Oakland: Adjacent to Park and Ride lots at I-80/Buchanan Ave, I-880/High St, I-880/Fruitvale:Bicycle/pedestrian/bus stop improvements to facilitate safer access to and from lots; toll credits applied in lieu of match




Air Quality Exempt Code: 3.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Bicycle and pedestrian facilitiesRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 94,054




Lake Merritt Improvement ProjectIn Oakland: Adjacent to Lake Merritt: Reconfigure roadways and construct paths, walls, structures, lighting, parking andlandscaping; no added capacity






EARMARKCON $ 828$ 828$ 828$ 828Total Programmed Funding:

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Lake Merritt to Bay Trail Bike/Ped BridgeOakland: Over Embarcadero and UPRR tracks under I880 between the Estuary and Lake Merritt along the Channel:Construct ADA accessible bicycle pedestrian bridge to link Bay Trail to Lake Merritt.






OTHER LOCALENV $ 833$ 833ATP-REGPSE $ 2,885$ 2,885ATP-REGROW $ 325$ 325OTHER LOCALCON $ 100$ 100

OTHER STATECON $ 1,000$ 1,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 14,069$ 14,069

$ 100 $ 1,000 $ 14,069 $ 19,212$ 4,043Total Programmed Funding:

Lakeside Complete Streets and Road DietOakland: Along Harrison Street and Lakeside Drive between 19th Street and Grand Avenue: implement road diet and installbike and pedestrian facilities






OTHER LOCALPE $ 965$ 965CMAQCON $ 4,754$ 4,754OTHER LOCALCON $ 3,340$ 3,340SALESTAX-CON $ 2,200$ 2,200STPCON $ 4,446$ 4,446


International Boulevard Improvement ProjectOakland: International Boulevard (1st Ave to Durant) and East 12th Street (1st Ave to 14th Ave): Install pedestrian scalelighting along the corridor, repair sidewalk damage, and install curb ramps.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.18 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Lighting improvementsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 284,571


SALESTAX-PSE $ 279$ 279ATP-STCON $ 2,481$ 2,481OTHER LOCALCON $ 3,494$ 3,494


Laurel Access to Mills, Maxwell Park and SeminaryOakland: MacArthur Boulevard from High St to Simmons St: Implement bicycle and pedestrian improvements






SALESTAX-PSE $ 530$ 530SALESTAX-ROW $ 50$ 50ATP-STCON $ 3,598$ 3,598SALESTAX-CON $ 2,729$ 2,729SB1CON $ 150$ 150


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Oakland: Telegraph Ave Bike/Ped Imps and Road DietHSIP7-04-014: In Oakland: Telegraph Ave from 29th to 45th St: Install crosswalk enhancements, painted bulb-outs, andpainted median refuges; from 29th to 41st St: Implement road diet with buffered bike lanes; Telegraph at 29th and 45th St:modify signals






HSIPPE $ 199$ 199OTHER LOCALPE $ 22$ 22HSIPCON $ 1,145$ 1,145OTHER LOCALCON $ 127$ 127


Oakland: Shattuck and Claremont Bike/Ped ImpsHSIP7-04-016 Oakland: On Claremont from Telegraph to Clifton: Implement road diet with bike lanes; Shattuck at 49th,51St, 59th St, Alactraz: Construct crosswalk enhancements, RRFBs, bulb-out, and/or median refuges; at Shattuck/Alcatraz:prot. left-turn








19th St BART to Lake Merritt Urban GreenwayIn Oakland: Between Broadway and Harrison Street: Improvements include sidewalk widening and bulbouts, ped crossingimprovements, bikelanes, new traffic signals and signal mods, street/ped lighting, signage, and landscape improvements.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Intersection signalization projects at individual intersectionsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 525,670


ATP-STENV $ 150$ 150ATP-STPSE $ 550$ 550ATP-STCON $ 3,883$ 3,883OTHER LOCALCON $ 100$ 100


Oakland: Telegraph Avenue Complete StreetsOakland: on Telegraph Avenue between 20th St and 41st St: Implement complete street project inc. road diet, buffered bikelanes, ped crossing improvements, bulbouts, bus boarding islands, traffic signal improvements, and pavement repair.




Air Quality Exempt Code: Non-Exempt NRS - NON-EXEMPT - Not Regionally Significant ProjectRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 522,344


ATP-REGENV $ 175$ 175ATP-REGPSE $ 702$ 702ATP-REGCON $ 3,677$ 3,677



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Oakland - 14th Street Safe Routes in the CityIn Oakland: On 14th St between Brush St and Oak St: Reduce travel lanes from 4 to 2, add paved Class IV protected bicyclelanes; transit boarding islands; improve ped facilities including refuges, crossings, signals; and implement rain gardens.






PROPERTY TAXENV $ 807$ 807ATP-STPSE $ 1,235$ 1,235PROPERTY TAXPSE $ 279$ 279ATP-STCON $ 9,343$ 9,343PROPERTY TAXCON $ 2,368$ 2,368


Fruitvale Alive Bike/Ped Gap ClosureIn Oakland: On Fruitvale Ave between Alameda Ave and E. 12th: Install class 4 cycle tracks and landscaped buffers, widensidewalks, improve ped crossings, add ped scale lighting, reconfigure conflicting auxil and slip lanes.






OTHER LOCALENV $ 250$ 250ATP-STPSE $ 800$ 800PROPERTY TAXPSE $ 466$ 466AHSCCON $ 1,554$ 1,554

ATP-STCON $ 5,000$ 5,000


ATP-STROW-SUP $ 50$ 50


Oakland Fruitvale Ave Bike/Ped Imprvmnts H8-04-014Oakland: Fruitvale Ave from E 10th St to E 23th St: H8-04-014 Install crosswalk enhancements, RRFBs, signal upgrades andmodifications, signing, striping, markings. Implement road diet, parking lane reduction and Class II bicycle lane.






HSIPPE $ 257$ 257OTHER LOCALPE $ 84$ 84HSIPCON $ 848$ 848OTHER LOCALCON $ 277$ 277


Oakland 35th Ave Bike/Ped Improvements H8-04-015Oakland: 35th Ave from San Leandro St to Sutter St: H8-04-015 Install crossing enhancements, HAWKs, RRFBs, signalupgrades/modifications, signing, striping, markings; 35th Ave from Int Blvd to E 12th St: Implement road diet, Class II bufferedbicycle lane








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Lakeside Family StreetsOakland: On Harrison St from 20th to 27th, and along Grand Ave from Harrison to Bay Place: Install cycle track, parkingprotected bikeways and protected intersection; On Harrison from Grand to 27th: implement parking protected bikeway &sidewalk extension






CMAQPE $ 400$ 400OTHER LOCALPE $ 53$ 53CMAQCON $ 2,446$ 2,446


STPCON $ 1,946$ 1,946


Oakland - Crossing to SafetyOakland: At Park Blvd/Excelsior Ave-Grosvenor Place and Park Blvd/13th Ave-East 38th St: Provide sidewalks and shorterpedestrian crossings; At the Park Blvd intersection near Edna Brewer Middle School: Install a HAWK beacon






OTHER LOCALENV $ 150$ 150ATP-REGPSE $ 331$ 331ATP-STCON $ 1,564$ 1,564OTHER LOCALCON $ 72$ 72


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Alameda CountyPort, Freight and Rail Projects

Oakland Army Base Infrastructure ImprovementsIn Oakland: At former Oakland Army Base: Implementing Army Base Infrastructure Master Plan including TCIF funded OHITimprovements implemented by City of Oakland. For the related Port project, see ALA090026. Project also references RTP ID17-01-0017



ALA110046TIP ID: County: Alameda Port/Freight-RailSystem: 17-01-0016RTP ID: 20600005081CTIPS



OTHER LOCALENV $ 4,269$ 4,269OTHER LOCALPE $ 3,770$ 3,770FED-DISCPE $ 2,000$ 2,000OTHER LOCALPSE $ 3,000$ 3,000PRIVATEPSE $ 13,200$ 13,200OTHER LOCALCON $ 18,000$ 18,000PROPCON $ 176,341$ 176,341RTP-LRPCON $ 34,000$ 34,000

SALESTAX-CON $ 46,000$ 46,000


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Roadway Projects

Contra Costa CountyState Highway Projects

SR 4 Integrated Corridor ManagementContra Costa County: Along SR 4 between I-80 in Hercules to the SR 4/SR 160 Interchange in the City of Antioch: ImplementIntegrated Corridor Management along corridor.



CC-150013TIP ID: County: Contra Costa State HighwaySystem: 17-02-0010RTP ID: 20600005963CTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: NON-EXEMPT4 0 31.0Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER FEDERALPE $ 200$ 200SALESTAX-PE $ 200$ 200SALESTAX-PSE $ 200$ 200RTP-LRPCON $ 14,400$ 14,400


SR-4 Operational Improvements - Initial PhasesContra Costa County: On SR-4 between I-680 and Bailey Road: Implement operational improvements including addinggeneral purpose and auxiliary lanes at various locations






RIP $ 3,000ENV $ 3,000

SALESTAX-ENV $ 2,100$ 2,100OTHER LOCALPSE $ 143$ 143

RIPPSE $ 7,500$ 7,500

STPPSE $ 1,100$ 1,100


RTP-LRPCON $ 129,907$ 129,907


Reconstruct I-80/San Pablo Dam Rd InterchangeSan Pablo: I-80/San Pablo Dam Rd I/C: Reconstruct I/C-relocating WB El Portal on-ramp to the full I/C northwards, providingaccess to McBryde through a new road from SPDR I/C, and replacing Riverside ped OC. CON is phased.




Air Quality Exempt Code: NON-EXEMPT80Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 802,900


SALESTAX-ENV $ 2,369$ 2,369BTPSE $ 583$ 583OTHER LOCALPSE $ 2,417$ 2,417RTP-LRPPSE $ 1,936$ 1,936

SALESTAX-PSE $ 3,906$ 3,906BTROW $ 7,417$ 7,417RIPROW $ 9,200$ 9,200

RTP-LRPROW $ 4,254$ 4,254

SALESTAX-ROW $ 801$ 801ATP-REGCON $ 2,000$ 2,000OTHER LOCALCON $ 583$ 583PRIVATECON $ 7,100$ 7,100RIPCON $ 15,000$ 15,000RTP-LRPCON $ 57,718$ 57,718

SALESTAX-CON $ 2,544$ 2,544STPCON $ 1,100$ 1,100


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SR 239 - New State Highway StudyContra Costa County: SR 239 between SR4 in Brentwood and I-205 in Tracy: Conduct environmental and design studies tocreate a new alignment for SR239 and develop corridor improvements from Brentwood to Tracy.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.03 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Planning activities conducted pursuant to titles 23 and 49 U.S.C239Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


EARMARKPE $ 12,306$ 12,306OTHER LOCALPE $ 3,635$ 3,635RTP-LRPPE $ 10,000$ 10,000


SR 242 / Clayton Road Interchange ImprovementsConcord: At the SR242/Clayton Rd Interchange: Construct NB on-ramp and SB off-ramp


ConcordSponsor: ConcordImplementing Agency:





SALESTAX-PSE $ 2,590$ 2,590RTP-LRPROW $ 16,200$ 16,200

RTP-LRPCON $ 41,700$ 41,700


I-680/SR 4 I/C Reconstruction - Ph 1 & 2aContra Costa Co: I680/SR4 I/C: Ph1 construct a 2-lane flyover direct connector fr NB680 to WB SR4 & remove NB680 to WBSR4 loop, construct aux lanes, a slip ramp. Ph 2A will extend the SB680 CD ramp.






RTP-LRPPSE $ 26,000$ 26,000

RTP-LRPROW $ 14,800$ 14,800

RTP-LRPCON $ 195,200$ 195,200


I-680 NB Express Lane CompletionContra Costa County: NB I680 from Livorna Rd to SR242: Extend HOV lane; NB I680 from Livorna to Benicia-MartinezBridge: Convert HOV to EL; NB I680 from N Main St to Treat Blvd and from Livorna Rd to Rudgear Rd: Operational imps suchas auxiliary lanes


Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA)Sponsor: Metropolitan TransportationImplementing Agency:




SALESTAX-ENV $ 714$ 714SB1ENV $ 2,286$ 2,286STPENV $ 14,000$ 14,000RTP-LRPPSE $ 27,500$ 27,500

SALESTAX-PSE $ 4,000$ 4,000

RTP-LRPROW $ 5,500$ 5,500

RTP-LRPCON $ 336,000$ 336,000


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I-680 Advanced TechologiesContra Costa County: I-680 from the Solano County line to the Alameda County line: Deploy a suite of technology-basedsolutions to maximize the efficiency of I-680.







RTP-LRPENV $ 3,600$ 3,600

SALESTAX-PE $ 1,200$ 1,200

RTP-LRPPSE $ 5,400$ 5,400

PRIVATE $ 2,000CON $ 2,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 40,500$ 40,500


Bay Area MODCCTA: In the I680 Corridor and surrounding communities: Develop an integrated and scalable platform & application (app)aimed at reducing traffic congestion



CC-190018TIP ID: County: Contra Costa State HighwaySystem: 17-02-0002RTP ID: nullCTIPS




OTHER FEDERALCON $ 8,000$ 8,000




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Contra Costa CountyLocal Road Projects

Laurel Road ExtensionAntioch: On Laurel Road between Kirk Lane and SR4 Bypass: Construct new 4 lane divided extension with bike lanes,sidewalks, and bus stops.


AntiochSponsor: AntiochImplementing Agency:

CC-070008TIP ID: County: Contra Costa Local RoadSystem: 17-02-0007RTP ID: 20600003739CTIPS



OTHER LOCALENV $ 300$ 300OTHER LOCALPSE $ 600$ 600OTHER LOCALROW $ 50$ 50RTP-LRPCON $ 10,000$ 10,000


Slatten Ranch Road Extension Phase IAntioch: Slatten Ranch Road between Hillcrest Avenue to Wicklow Road: Phase I - Construct new 4 lane road.






OTHER LOCALENV $ 50$ 50OTHER LOCALPSE $ 300$ 300PRIVATECON $ 3,600$ 3,600


Antioch - L Street Pathway to TransitAntioch: On L Street from Hwy 4 to Antioch Marina: Widen street in various locations and restripe to provide continuous bikelanes and sidewalks, upgrade existing traffic signals, install new bus shelters






SALESTAX-ENV $ 25$ 25SB1PSE $ 225$ 225SALESTAX-ROW $ 100$ 100CMAQCON $ 1,469$ 1,469

SB1CON $ 1,227$ 1,227

SB1CON-CE $ 200$ 200


Antioch Pavement RehabilitationIn Antioch: On various roadways: Pavement Rehabilitation (Grind/overlay, plug pavement base failures, and/or cape seal)replace concrete curb ramps, curbs and sidewalks, replace traffic signal loops, place rubberized cape seal and/or trafficrestriping.






OTHER LOCALPSE $ 45$ 45OTHER LOCALROW $ 5$ 5OTHER LOCALCON $ 676$ 676STPCON $ 2,474$ 2,474


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Brentwood Boulevard Widening - North (Phase I)Brentwood: Brentwood Boulevard from Havenwood Avenue to Homecoming Way: Phase I-Widen from 2 to 4 lanes includinga new parallel bridge over Marsh Creek, traffic signal modifications, and utilities undergrounding.


BrentwoodSponsor: BrentwoodImplementing Agency:




PROPERTY TAXENV $ 35$ 35RTP-LRPPSE $ 600$ 600

PRIVATEROW $ 170$ 170RTP-LRPCON $ 5,895$ 5,895


Lone Tree Way UndercrossingBrentwood: On Lone Tree Way at the UPRR track: Construct 4-lane grade separation undercrossing.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Railroad/highway crossingRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALPSE $ 2,010$ 2,010OTHER LOCALROW $ 1,500$ 1,500RTP-LRPCON $ 12,490$ 12,490


Brentwood Boulevard Widening - North (Phase II)Brentwood: Brentwood Blvd. between Homecoming Way and Lone Tree Way: Widen existing roadway from 2 to 4 lanes






OTHER LOCALPE $ 820$ 820RTP-LRPROW $ 890$ 890

RTP-LRPCON $ 7,790$ 7,790


Brentwood Various Streets and Roads PreservationBrentwood: Various locations: Pavement preservation




Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.10 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Pavement resurfacing and/or rehabilitationRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 189,599



STPCON $ 628$ 628


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Clayton Neighborhood Street RehabIn Clayton: On various neighborhood streets: Pavement maintenance and rehabilitation including replacing pavementmarkings


ClaytonSponsor: ClaytonImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPSE $ 25$ 25OTHER LOCALCON $ 60$ 60

STPCON $ 308$ 308


Commerce Ave Complete StreetsConcord: Along Commerce Ave: Upgrade street to Complete Streets standards including installing a Class III bike route,reconstruct asphalt pavement , ADA compliant sidewalk improvements, improved lighting and improved access to transit






OTHER LOCALPE $ 170$ 170OTHER LOCALROW $ 250$ 250OTHER LOCALCON $ 755$ 755STPCON $ 1,440$ 1,440


Concord Willow Pass Road Repaving SR2TConcord: On Willow Pass Rd from Galindo St to Landana Drive: Implement complete streets improvements






OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,151$ 1,151SALESTAX-PE $ 283$ 283OTHER LOCALROW $ 106$ 106SALESTAX-ROW $ 5$ 5CMAQCON $ 1,227$ 1,227


STPCON $ 4,183$ 4,183


Vasco Road Safety ImprovementsContra Costa County: Vasco Road from Walnut Blvd to the Alameda/Contra Costa County line: widen road and placeconcrete median barrier for 2.5 miles. Phase 1 completed a 1 mile widening segment. Phase 2 will extend median barrier for1.5 miles.


Contra Costa CountySponsor: Contra Costa CountyImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 4,400$ 4,400OTHER LOCALROW $ 200$ 100 $ 100

EARMARKCON $ 61$ 61OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,500$ 1,500RTP-LRPCON $ 15,000$ 15,000

ST-STPCON $ 635$ 635STPCON $ 10,644$ 10,644XGENCON $ 654$ 654


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Kirker Pass Road NB Truck Climbing LanesUnincorporated Contra Costa County: On Kirker Pass Road from Clearbrook Drive to approximately 1,000 feet beyond thecrest of Kirker Pass Road; Construct northbound truck climbing lane and paved shoulders






OTHER LOCALPE $ 492$ 492SALESTAX-PE $ 2,574$ 2,574OTHER LOCALROW $ 135$ 135RIPCON $ 2,650$ 2,650SALESTAX-CON $ 12,466$ 12,466


Byron Highway - Vasco Road ConnectionContra Costa County: between Byron Highway and Vasco Road: Construct an east-west connection road






OTHER LOCALPE $ 500$ 500OTHER LOCALROW $ 450$ 450RTP-LRPCON $ 39,050$ 39,050


Camino Tassajara Realignment, S of Windemere PkwyContra Costa County: Camino Tassajara between Windemere Parkway and the City of Dublin: Realign curves and widen roadto four lanes







PRIVATEROW $ 1,000$ 1,000RTP-LRPCON $ 12,000$ 12,000


Kirker Pass Road Open Grade OverlayContra Costa County: On Kirker Pass Rd from the Concord City Limits to approximately 140 feet east of the driveway to 6141Kirker Pass Rd: Pavement rehabilitation








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Treat Boulevard Corridor ImprovementsContra Costa County: Along Treat Blvd between N Main St and Jones Rd: Implement bicycle infrastructure and pedestrianenhancements



CC-190012TIP ID: County: Contra Costa Local RoadSystem: 17-02-0005RTP ID: nullCTIPS





OTHER LOCAL $ 158CON $ 158

RIP $ 1,600CON $ 1,600

$ 70 $ 314 $ 1,758 $ 2,142Total Programmed Funding:

CCTA - Carshare 4 AllContra Costa County: Various locations: Expand carshare access at transit locations and conduct outreach


Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA)Sponsor: City CarShareImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 61$ 61CMAQCON $ 573$ 573OTHER LOCALCON $ 74$ 74


CCTA Automated Driving SystemContra Costa County: Various Locations: Implement 3 demonstration projects that will provide mobility choices totransportation-challenged and underserved communities, while guiding and advancing automated driving systems towardshared mobility.



CC-190017TIP ID: County: Contra Costa Local RoadSystem: 17-02-0002RTP ID: nullCTIPS



SB1ENV $ 175$ 175

SB1PSE $ 2,894$ 2,894

OTHER FEDERALCON $ 7,500$ 2,447$ 2,624 $ 2,429

SB1CON $ 3,477$ 3,477


San Ramon Valley Blvd Slurry Seal and StripingDanville: On San Ramon Blvd between Jewel Terrace and Podva Rd: Slurry seal and restriping


DanvilleSponsor: DanvilleImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 10$ 10SALESTAX-PE $ 20$ 20SALESTAX-PSE $ 67$ 67SALESTAX-ROW $ 30$ 30OTHER LOCALCON $ 35$ 35SALESTAX-CON $ 791$ 791


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Camino Ramon ImprovementsDanville: On Camino Ramon between Kelley Lane and Fostoria Way: Rehabilitate roadway






SALESTAX-PE $ 149$ 149EARMARKCON $ 112$ 112


STPCON $ 1,357$ 1,357


Carlson Blvd and Central Ave Pavement RehabIn El Cerrito: On Central Ave from Santa Clara Ave to San Pablo Ave and Carlson Blvd from Central Ave to the northern citylimits: Rehabilitate roadway including existing Class II bike lanes and pedestrian facilities.


El CerritoSponsor: El CerritoImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPSE $ 110$ 110OTHER LOCALCON $ 196$ 196SB1CON $ 120$ 120STPCON $ 544$ 544


Hercules -Sycamore/Willow Pavement RehabilitationIn Hercules: Sycamore Ave from Civic Dr to Willow/Palm Ave and Willow Ave from Mariners Pointe to the SR4 overcrossing:Pavement rehabilitation


HerculesSponsor: HerculesImplementing Agency:





STPCON $ 492$ 492


Pleasant Hill Rd Pavement Rehab & MaintenanceIn Lafayette: On Pleasant Hill Rd between Mt Diablo Blvd and Taylor Blvd: Rehabilitate roadway, including adjacent ramp,curb, gutter, and sidewalk repairs.


LafayetteSponsor: LafayetteImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 77$ 77STPCON $ 579$ 579


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Martinez Various Streets and Roads PreservationMartinez: Various Streets and Roads: Rehab and reconstruction of roadways, modify curb ramps to meet current ADAstandards, including constructing bulb-outs where there is insufficient room and resetting roadside signs


MartinezSponsor: MartinezImplementing Agency:






Martinez Downtown Streets RehabilitationMartinez: Various streets in the Downtown Core Area (in or adjacent to the Downtown PDA): Pavement Rehabilitation


MartinezSponsor: MartinezImplementing Agency:




SALESTAX-PSE $ 100$ 100SALESTAX-CON $ 166$ 166

STPCON $ 846$ 846


Regional Planning Activities and PPM - CC CountyContra Costa: Regional Planning Activities and Planning, Programming and Monitoring (PPM)


Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)Sponsor: Contra Costa Transportation AuthorityImplementing Agency:




RIPENV $ 1,518$ 1,518OTHER LOCALPE $ 563$ 563STPPE $ 4,342$ 4,342RIP $ 68OTHER $ 1,410$ 275$ 356$ 355 $ 356

$ 355 $ 356 $ 356 $ 68 $ 275 $ 7,833$ 6,423Total Programmed Funding:

Moraga Way and Canyon/Camino Pablo ImprovementsMoraga: Moraga Way from Moraga Rd to Ivy Dr: Resurface, close sidewalk gap, and improve bike facilities; Canyon Rd &Camino Pablo intersection: Install crosswalk improvements; Canyon Rd from Constance Pl to De La Cruz Way: Reduce travellanes from 4 to 2


MoragaSponsor: MoragaImplementing Agency:




SALESTAX-PE $ 253$ 253CMAQCON $ 698$ 698OTHER LOCALCON $ 822$ 822SALESTAX-CON $ 350$ 350STPCON $ 596$ 596


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Oakley Street Repair and ResurfacingOakley: Vintage Parkway: Rehabilitate including new curb ramps and striping


OakleySponsor: OakleyImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALENV $ 26$ 26OTHER LOCALPSE $ 100$ 100OTHER LOCALCON $ 496$ 496STPCON $ 969$ 969


Orinda Way Pavement RehabilitationOrinda: Orinda Way between cul de sac near Santa Maria Way and Camino Pablo through the Orinda Village downtowndistrict: Perform pavement rehabilitation/maintenance including required upgrades for ADA curb ramps and ADA parkingspaces.


OrindaSponsor: OrindaImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPSE $ 30$ 30OTHER LOCALCON $ 100$ 100

STPCON $ 620$ 620


Pinole - San Pablo Avenue RehabilitationIn Pinole: On San Pablo Avenue from City Limits to Pinole Shores Dr: Rehabilitate roadway and make accessibility upgradesas warranted


PinoleSponsor: PinoleImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.10 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Pavement resurfacing and/or rehabilitation123Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 67,214


OTHER LOCALPSE $ 77$ 77STPCON $ 586$ 586


City of Pittsburg Pavement ImprovementsPittsburg: On West Leland Rd from Woodhill Rd to Railroad Ave and on Loveridge Rd from Buchanan Rd to Pittsburg-AntiochHighway: Rehabilitate roadway




Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.10 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Pavement resurfacing and/or rehabilitation4 19.588 24.376Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 158,860


OTHER LOCALPE $ 315$ 315STPCON $ 2,410$ 2,410


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Pleasant Hill Road ImprovementsIn Pleasant Hill: Along Pleasant Hill Rd between Taylor Blvd and Gregory Ln: Pavement rehabilitation, install new bike lanes,repair sidewalk, modify signals, and landscape medians


Pleasant HillSponsor: Pleasant HillImplementing Agency:




SALESTAX-PSE $ 196$ 196SB1PSE $ 237$ 237OTHER LOCALCON $ 805$ 805PRIVATECON $ 210$ 210SALESTAX-CON $ 1,470$ 1,470SB1CON $ 615$ 615STPCON $ 987$ 987


I-80/Central Avenue - Local PortionRichmond: I-80/Central Ave Interchange: Connect Pierce St to San Mateo and relocate signal at Pierce/Central to SanMateo/Central intersection.


RichmondSponsor: RichmondImplementing Agency:




SALESTAX-ENV $ 500$ 500SALESTAX-PSE $ 2,000$ 2,000RIPROW $ 5,900$ 5,900



RIPCON $ 1,873$ 1,873


STPCON $ 2,820$ 2,820


Richmond: Roadway Preservation and ADA ImprovementRichmond: Various locations: Pavement rehabilitation, and drainage, ADA, bicycle facility, pedestrian safety, and vehicularefficiency improvements






OTHER LOCALPE $ 300$ 300SB1CON $ 1,635$ 1,635

STPCON $ 2,205$ 2,205


San Pablo - Giant Road Pavement RehabilitationSan Pablo: Giant Rd between Brookside Dr to Trenton Blvd: Rehabilitate roadway


San PabloSponsor: San PabloImplementing Agency:





STPCON $ 618$ 618


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Alcosta Boulevard Pavement RehabSan Ramon: On Alcosta Blvd (southbound and northbound) from Veracruz Drive to Olympia Fields Drive: Rehabilitateroadway including stripping.


San RamonSponsor: San RamonImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.10 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Pavement resurfacing and/or rehabilitation680Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALENV $ 50$ 50OTHER LOCALPSE $ 350$ 350OTHER LOCALCON $ 3,500$ 3,500

STPCON $ 1,175$ 1,175


Crow Canyon Road (Alcosta to Indian Rice) WideningSan Ramon: Crow Canyon Rd from Alcosta Blvd to Indian Rice Rd: Widen to three lanes in each direction






SALESTAX-PSE $ 473$ 473RTP-LRPCON $ 18,663$ 18,663



Walnut Creek-Parking Guidance System PilotWalnut Creek: Downtown core area: Implement Parking Guidance System connected to all public parking in downtown corearea.


Walnut CreekSponsor: Walnut CreekImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.11 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Directional and informational signsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALPE $ 48$ 48SALESTAX-PE $ 252$ 252OTHER LOCALCON $ 102$ 102SALESTAX-CON $ 531$ 531


Walnut Creek-N. Main St Rehab - I680 to CaliforniaWalnut Creek: North Main Street between the Interstate 680 Overpass and California Boulevard: Rehabilitate Roadway








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Ygancio Valley Road RehabilitationWalnut Creek: Ygnacio Valley Rd from Civic Dr to San Carlos Dr: Rehab pavement, striping, adjust covers, ADA upgradesand install video detection at select intersections.







STPCON $ 2,608$ 2,608


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Contra Costa CountyBike/Pedestrian Projects

Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Bicycle AccessContra Costa & Marin County: Richmond-San Rafael: Combine several innovative strategies to induce ridership on theRichmond-San Rafael Bridge.



CC-190011TIP ID: County: Contra Costa State HighwaySystem: 17-02-0003RTP ID: nullCTIPS



MTCCON $ 500$ 500$ 500$ 500Total Programmed Funding:

Concord BART Station Bike/Ped Access ImprovementsConcord: Near the Downtown Concord BART Station: Implement bike/ped access improvements including road diets,buffered bike lanes (0.7 mi), Class 2 bike lanes (0.6 mi), and Class 3 bike routes (0.1 mi), and improvements at three un-signalized crosswalks






OTHER LOCALPSE $ 25$ 25RIPPSE $ 188$ 188OTHER LOCALROW $ 20$ 20OTHER LOCALCON $ 585$ 585RIPCON $ 1,007$ 1,007


Monument Boulevard Class I PathIn Concord: Monument Blvd from Systron Dr to Cowell Rd and Cowell Rd from Monument Blvd to Mesa St: Install a Class Ipath and related improvements at signalized intersections



CC-170039TIP ID: County: Contra Costa Public Lands/TrailsSystem: 17-02-0003RTP ID: 20600006334CTIPS



CMAQPE $ 653$ 653OTHER LOCALPE $ 329$ 329OTHER LOCALROW $ 32$ 32

CMAQCON $ 3,715$ 3,715



Downtown Corridors Bike/Pedestrian ImprovementsConcord: Various locations: Implement bicycle and pedestrian safety improvements to multiple corridors connectingDowntown Concord to regional transit, senior housing, and low income communities.






ATP-REGENV $ 134$ 134OTHER LOCALENV $ 23$ 23ATP-REGPSE $ 404$ 404OTHER LOCALPSE $ 68$ 68ATP-REGROW $ 85$ 85OTHER LOCALROW $ 15$ 15RTP-LRPCON $ 3,622$ 3,622


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Bailey Road-State Route 4 InterchangeIn Bay Point: At the Bailey Road-State Route 4 interchange; modify ramps and Bailey Road to improve bicycle and pedestriancirculation. Project is phased.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.03 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Interchange reconfiguration projects4Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 394,568


OTHER LOCALENV $ 270$ 270SALESTAX-ENV $ 445$ 445ATP-STPSE $ 720$ 720OTHER LOCALPSE $ 190$ 190OTHER LOCALROW $ 10$ 10ATP-STCON $ 3,440$ 3,440OTHER LOCALCON $ 120$ 120


Bailey Road Bike and Pedestrian ImprovementsBay Point: Bailey Rd from Willow Pass Rd to SR 4: Improve bicycle and pedestrian accessibility. Improvements will expandsidewalks and construct uniform bike lanes to create a corridor conducive to all modes of travel. Project is phased






OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,123$ 1,123OTHER LOCALROW $ 115$ 115OTHER LOCALCON $ 500$ 500RTP-LRPCON $ 3,036$ 3,036


Port Chicago Hwy/Willow Pass Rd Bike Ped UpgradesBay Point: Near the intersection of Port Chicago Hwy and Willow Pass Rd: Install bike lane, sidewalk, curb and gutter,bike/ped access improvements, and intersection channelization




Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Intersection channelization projectsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 129,749


CMAQPE $ 110$ 110OTHER LOCALPE $ 481$ 481ATP-REGCON $ 800$ 800CMAQCON $ 331$ 331


CC County - Rio Vista Elementary Ped ConnectionContra Costa County: On Pacifica Avenue between Mariners Cove Drive and Wharf Drive: Install sidewalks, bike lanes,flashing beacons, speed feedback sign, retaining wall and drainage improvements and repair and widen pavement.






OTHER LOCALENV $ 25$ 25OTHER LOCALPSE $ 155$ 155OTHER LOCALROW $ 125$ 125ATP-STCON $ 600$ 600


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Fred Jackson Way First Mile/Last Mile ConnectionIn Richmond: On Fred Jackson Way from Grove Avenue to Wildcat Creek Trail: Construct ADA accessible sidewalks withstreet trees; and from Wildcat Creek to Brookside Dr: Construct pedestrian path and Class II bike lanes






SALESTAX-ENV $ 238$ 238ATP-REGPSE $ 161$ 161OTHER LOCALPSE $ 261$ 261OTHER STATEPSE $ 70$ 70SALESTAX-PSE $ 218$ 218OTHER LOCALROW $ 144$ 144ATP-REGCON $ 3,137$ 3,137


OTHER STATECON $ 164$ 164



Pacheco Blvd Sidewalk Gap Closure Phase 3In Martinez: Adjacent to Las Juntas Elementary School and across Vine Hill Creek on Pacheco Boulevard: Close a gap insidewalk infrastructure and extend a 6' x 8' concrete culvert






OTHER LOCALENV $ 41$ 41SALESTAX-ENV $ 4$ 4OTHER LOCALPSE $ 82$ 82SALESTAX-PSE $ 496$ 496SALESTAX-ROW $ 30$ 30ATP-REGCON $ 479$ 479OTHER LOCALCON $ 37$ 37ATP-REGCON-CE $ 140$ 140OTHER LOCALROW-SUP $ 10$ 10SALESTAX-ROW-SUP $ 40$ 40


West County Walk and Bike LeadersContra Costa County: At 7 high schools in West Contra Costa: Provide comprehensive bicycle and pedestrian education,encouragement, and engagement activities to foster a walk-and-bike-to-school culture








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Mokelumne Trail Bike/Ped OvercrossingBrentwood: Near the Mokelumne Trail at State Route 4 in Brentwood: Construct a pedestrian and bicycle overcrossing.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 3.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Bicycle and pedestrian facilities4 33.5 33.5Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALPSE $ 200$ 200SALESTAX-PSE $ 672$ 672RTP-LRPROW $ 1,000$ 1,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 8,000$ 8,000

RTP-LRPCON-CE $ 1,400$ 1,400

ECCRFAROW-SUP $ 200$ 200


Vista Grande Street Pedestrian Improvements/SR2SDanville: Vista Grande Street between Camino Tassajara and Diablo Road/Vista Grande Elmentary School: Constructseparated asphalt concrete pathway and safety enhancements to provide direct ped/bike access to Vista Grande Elementary








SF Bay Trail Point MolateEBRPD: Along the shoreline connecting the bike/pedestrian trail over the Richmond-San Rafael bridge to the Point MolateBeach Park in the City of Richmond: Construct SF Bay Trail segment


East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD)Sponsor: East Bay Regional Park DistrictImplementing Agency:

CC-190019TIP ID: County: Contra Costa Public Lands/TrailsSystem: 17-02-0003RTP ID: nullCTIPS



OTHER LOCALPSE $ 920$ 920MTCCON $ 1,000$ 1,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 2,100$ 2,100

$ 1,000 $ 2,100 $ 4,020$ 920Total Programmed Funding:

El Cerrito del Norte Area TOD Complete Street ImpsEl Cerrito: El Cerrito del Norte BART Station Area: Complete Streets improvements to access, circulation and safety forbicyclists, pedestrians, local and regional bus, rapid bus, and automobile connections to BART and TOD/PDA development


El CerritoSponsor: El CerritoImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: Non-Exempt NRS - NON-EXEMPT - Not Regionally Significant Project123Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALENV $ 750$ 750PRIVATEENV $ 10$ 10CMAQPE $ 850$ 850

PRIVATEPE $ 799$ 799

SB1PE $ 47$ 47

PRIVATEROW $ 5$ 5

CMAQCON $ 3,990$ 3,990



SB1CON $ 30$ 30

$ 1,696 $ 5 $ 6,716 $ 9,177$ 760Total Programmed Funding:

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Pittsburg BART Pedestrian and Bicycle ConnectivityIn Pittsburg: On California Ave, Bliss Ave, and Railroad Ave in the vicinity of the Pittsburg Center eBART station: ConstructClass I and IV bikeways and associated improvements






CMAQPE $ 483$ 483OTHER LOCALPE $ 25$ 25SALESTAX-PE $ 160$ 160OTHER LOCALROW $ 25$ 25CMAQCON $ 3,387$ 3,387



Pittsburg Active Transp. and Safe Routes PlanPittsburg: Citywide: Identify and prioritize citywide bicycle and pedestrian improvements that would increase safety,accessibility, and connectivity between housing, schools, transit, parks, community centers, and commercial areas over thenext 15 years






ATP-STCON $ 312$ 312$ 312$ 312Total Programmed Funding:

37th Street Bicycle & Pedestrian ImprovementsRichmond: On 37th St from Cerritto Ave to Center Ave: Install bike lanes and pedestrian countdown heads and upgrade trafficsignals; On 37th from Barrett to Center: Implement road diet with one lane each direction, center turn lane and bike lanes






OTHER LOCALPE $ 39$ 39OTHER LOCALROW $ 5$ 5HSIPCON $ 287$ 287OTHER LOCALCON $ 38$ 38


The Yellow Brick Road in Richmond's Iron TriangleRichmond: Various locations outlined in the the Yellow Brick Road Plan: Implement bike/ped improvements






ATP-STENV $ 207$ 207OTHER LOCALENV $ 7$ 7ATP-STPSE $ 725$ 725OTHER LOCALPSE $ 28$ 28ATP-STCON $ 5,277$ 5,277OTHER LOCALCON $ 208$ 208


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Lincoln Elementary SRTS Pedestrian EnhancementsRichmond: Along Chanslor, 5th St and 6th St near Lincoln School and at Chanslor Ave and 4th St: Pedestrian enhancementsto improve the safety for school children by adding median refuges, curb extensions, raised crosswalks, raised intersection.






OTHER LOCALPE $ 48$ 48CMAQCON $ 497$ 497




Rumrill Blvd Complete Streets ImprovementsSan Pablo: Along Rumrill Boulevard between San Pablo Avenue to the North and Costa Avenue to the South: CompleteStreets Improvements and road diet.


San PabloSponsor: San PabloImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALENV $ 100$ 100OTHER FEDERALPE $ 75$ 75ATP-REGPSE $ 300$ 300OTHER LOCALPSE $ 200$ 200OTHER FEDERALPSE $ 50$ 50OTHER STATEPSE $ 435$ 435ATP-REGCON $ 4,010$ 4,010


OTHER FEDERALCON $ 714$ 714


OTHER STATECON $ 4,065$ 4,065


SB1CON $ 2,700$ 2,700

TDACON $ 85$ 85

OTHER LOCALCON-CE $ 250$ 250

OTHER STATECON-CE $ 500$ 500

SB1CON-CE $ 500$ 500


Iron Horse Trail Bike and Pedestrian OvercrossingSan Ramon: At the intersections of Bollinger Canyon Road and the Iron Horse Trail: Construct bicycle/pedestrianovercrossing


San RamonSponsor: Contra Costa Transportation AuthorityImplementing Agency:

CC-170014TIP ID: County: Contra Costa Public Lands/TrailsSystem: 17-02-0003RTP ID: 20600006233CTIPS



OTHER LOCALPE $ 3,142$ 3,142SALESTAX-PE $ 1,120$ 1,120OTHER LOCALROW $ 900$ 900

CMAQCON $ 4,840$ 4,840




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San Ramon Valley Street SmartsSan Ramon Valley: At elementary, middle and high schools: Bicycle, Pedestrian and traffic safety education




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Grants for training and research programs680Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:




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Roadway Projects

Marin CountyState Highway Projects

US 101 HOV Lanes - Marin-Sonoma Narrows (Marin)Marin and Sonoma Counties: From SR 37 in Novato to Old Redwood Highway in Petaluma; Convert expressway to freewayand widen to 6 lanes for HOV lanes.


Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM)Sponsor: Transportation Authority of MarinImplementing Agency:

MRN050034TIP ID: County: Marin State HighwaySystem: 17-03-0006RTP ID: 20600003807CTIPS



EARMARKENV $ 842$ 842IIPENV $ 9,600$ 9,600TCRPENV $ 9,410$ 9,410OTHER LOCALPE $ 6,000$ 6,000STPPE $ 2,000$ 2,000IIPPSE $ 13$ 13RIPPSE $ 8,897$ 8,897SB1PSE $ 500$ 500TCRPPSE $ 8,770$ 8,770IIPROW-CT $ 265$ 265RIPROW-CT $ 2,390$ 2,390EARMARKROW $ 16,312$ 16,312IIPROW $ 15,189$ 15,189RIPROW $ 7,128$ 7,128IIPCON-CT $ 14,460$ 14,460PROPCON-CT $ 7,550$ 7,550IIPCON $ 52,113$ 52,113PROPCON $ 58,968$ 58,968RIPCON $ 20,355$ 20,355RTP-LRPCON $ 111,782$ 111,782

RIPCON-CE $ 675$ 675


GL: Marin County - TOS-MobilityMarin County: Various Locations: Projects are consistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Tables 2 and 40 CFR Part 93.127Table 3 categories


Various AgenciesSponsor: Various AgenciesImplementing Agency:

MRN170018TIP ID: County: Marin State HighwaySystem: 17-10-0033RTP ID: 20600006304CTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Projects that correct, improve, or eliminate a hazardous location or featureRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 1,486,512


ACCON $ 12,960$ 12,960FBPCON $ 98$ 98OTHER LOCALCON $ 82$ 82


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Marin CountyLocal Road Projects

Mountain View Rd Bridge Replacement - 27C0154Marin County: On Mountain View Rd. over San Geronimo Creek (Bridge No. 27C0154) near the intersection with Sir FrancisDrake Blvd: Replace existing one-lane bridge with a new two-lane bridge. Toll credits are used in lieu of match for all phases


Marin CountySponsor: Marin CountyImplementing Agency:

MRN110035TIP ID: County: Marin Local RoadSystem: 17-10-0024RTP ID: 20600005451CTIPS



HBPPE $ 504$ 504HBPROW $ 73$ 73

OTHER LOCAL $ 2,233CON $ 2,233


Hicks Valley/MarshallPetaluma/Wilson Hill Rd RehabMarin County: Hicks Valley Rd from Point Reyes-Petaluma Rd to Marshall-Petaluma Rd, Wilson Hill Rd from Marshall-Petaluma Rd to Chileno Valley Rd, Marshall-Petaluma Rd from Hicks Valley Rd (milepost 2.84) to milepost 3.87: Rehabilitatepavement






OTHER LOCALPE $ 300$ 300OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,364$ 2,364

STPCON $ 1,181$ 1,181


Regional Planning Activities and PPM - MarinMarin: Regional Planning Activities and Planning, Programming and Monitoring (PPM)


Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)Sponsor: Transportation Authority of MarinImplementing Agency:




RIPENV $ 412$ 412OTHER LOCALPE $ 495$ 495STPPE $ 3,822$ 3,822RIPOTHER $ 379$ 74$ 305

$ 305 $ 74 $ 5,108$ 4,729Total Programmed Funding:

Novato Boulevard Widening, Diablo to GrantNovato: Novato Blvd between Diablo and Grant Ave.: Improvements to roadway including including widening existingtwo/three lanes to four lanes and adding turn lanes, bike lanes, curbs, and sidewalks.


NovatoSponsor: NovatoImplementing Agency:




SALESTAX-PE $ 1,063$ 1,063RTP-LRPCON $ 7,000$ 7,000



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Vineyard Road ImprovementsNovato: Vineyard Road from Wilson Avenue to Sutro Avenue: Perform pavement rehabilitation, install bicycle lanes, andproperty owner-funded frontage improvements








Novato-Measure A Group 10 Pavement RehabilitationIn the City of Novato: Nave Dr from Alameda Del Prado to Bel Marin Keys Blvd and Bel Marin Keys Blvd from Nave Dr to GalliDr: Pavement Rehabilitation






OTHER LOCALPE $ 200$ 200SALESTAX-CON $ 500$ 500STPCON $ 1,554$ 1,554


Novato Annual Pavement RehabilitationNovato: Various streets and roads: Rehabilitate pavement, upgrade pedestrian facilities to meet current accessibilityrequirements, include striping for Class 2 and Class 3 bicycle facilities. Project is phased.








San Anselmo - Center Blvd Bridge Replace (27C0079)San Anselmo: Center Blvd Bridge over San Anselmo Creek, at Sycamore Ave: Replace existing 2 lane bridge with 3 lanebridge


San AnselmoSponsor: San AnselmoImplementing Agency:




HBPPE $ 770$ 124 $ 646

OTHER LOCALPE $ 100$ 16 $ 84

HBP $ 1,107ROW $ 1,107

OTHER LOCAL $ 143ROW $ 143



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Sir Francis Drake Blvd Pavement RehabilitationIn the Town of San Anselmo: On Sir Francis Drake Boulevard between Center Boulevard/Red Hill Avenue (The Hub) andBolinas Avenue: Rehabilitate existing roadway pavements and install intersection improvements







STPCON $ 1,019$ 1,019


San Rafael Transit Center Pedestrian Access Imps.San Rafael: In the vicinity of the Bettini Transit Center and the future SMART station: Upgrade existing traffic signalequipment to be compliant with rail and improve pedestrian facilities


San RafaelSponsor: San RafaelImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 475$ 475CMAQCON $ 1,900$ 1,900OTHER LOCALCON $ 300$ 300


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Marin CountyBike/Pedestrian Projects

Corte Madera-Paradise Drive Multiuse PathCorte Madera: Along Paradise Dr. between San Clemente Dr. and Seawolf Passage: Extend multiuse pathway


Corte MaderaSponsor: Corte MaderaImplementing Agency:







Central Marin Regional Pathway Gap ClosureCorte Madera: On the west side of US 101 along Nellen Ave and Wornum Dr: separated pedestrian and bicycle facilitiesincluding protected bikeway, sidewalk and a pedestrian refuge island with walkway, barrier, and RRFB for transit stop access.


Corte MaderaSponsor: Corte MaderaImplementing Agency:




ATP-REGENV $ 70$ 70OTHER LOCALENV $ 9$ 9ATP-REGPSE $ 345$ 345OTHER LOCALPSE $ 45$ 45


Parkade Circulation and Safety ImprovementsFairfax: Between Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, Pacheco Avenue, Claus Drive and Broadway: Improve bicycle, pedestrian,transit, and vehicular circulation and safety around and through the Parkade in Downtown Fairfax


FairfaxSponsor: FairfaxImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 45$ 45RIPPSE $ 45$ 45OTHER LOCALCON $ 55$ 55RIPCON $ 255$ 255


Old Redwood Highway Multi-Use PathLarkspur: Along Old Redwood Highway from the Greenbrae Pedestrian Overcrossing up to the southern terminus of thepathway in state right-of way: Construct a multi-use pathway


LarkspurSponsor: LarkspurImplementing Agency:

MRN190011TIP ID: County: Marin Public Lands/TrailsSystem: 17-03-0001RTP ID: 20600006623CTIPS



OTHER LOCALPE $ 130$ 130CMAQCON $ 1,120$ 1,120



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Marin City Pedestrian Crossing ImprovementsMarin County: In the Marin City area of unincorporated Marin County: Improve pedestrian accessibility and safety



MRN190015TIP ID: County: Marin Local RoadSystem: 17-03-0001RTP ID: nullCTIPS



OTHER LOCALPE $ 4$ 4

STPPE $ 30$ 30


STPCON $ 270$ 270

$ 34 $ 306 $ 340Total Programmed Funding:

Fort Baker's Vista Point TrailGolden Gate National Recreation Area: Between the Dana Bowers Vista Point Parking Area and both Fort Baker andSausalito: Construct the Vista Point Trail, a new multi-use segment of the Bay Trail.


National Park ServiceSponsor: National Park ServiceImplementing Agency:





STPCON $ 500$ 500


Hill Recreation Area ImprovementsNovato: At the Hill Recreation Area: Add a network of bicycle and pedestrian walkways and multi-purpose pathways topreserve and enhance an existing park to increase recreational opportunities






OTHER LOCALCON $ 898$ 898$ 898$ 898Total Programmed Funding:

Sunny Hill Ridge and Red Hill TrailsIn San Anselmo: Near Sunny Hill and Red Hill: Construct three miles of hiking trails








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San Anselmo Bike SpineSan Anselmo: In the vicinity of St. Anselm School, Wade Thomas ES, Sir Francis Drake HS, and Brookside ES: Install sharedlane markings, roadway striping, school bike route signs, crossing enhancements and educational outreach. Project isphased.






CMAQPE $ 41$ 41OTHER LOCALPE $ 5$ 5CMAQCON $ 228$ 228



Grand Avenue Bicycle Pedestrian ImprovementsSan Rafael: Grand Ave accross the San Rafael Canal: Construct bridge and sidewalk improvements for bicyclists andpedestrians






OTHER LOCALPE $ 378$ 378OTHER LOCALROW $ 224$ 224CMAQCON $ 1,763$ 1,763SALESTAX-CON $ 549$ 549


Francisco Boulevard East Sidewalk WideningIn San Rafael: Francisco Blvd East and Grand Ave from Vivian St to Grand Avenue Bridge: Widen existing sidewalk andprovide streetscape elements






OTHER LOCALPE $ 550$ 550OTHER LOCALROW $ 837$ 837ATP-REGCON $ 4,025$ 4,025CMAQCON $ 2,100$ 2,100


Francisco Blvd West Multi-Use PathwaySan Rafael: On Francisco Blvd West between Second St. and Anderson Dr.: Construct a multi-use path.






OTHER LOCALPE $ 400$ 400BTCON $ 2,950$ 2,950OTHER LOCALCON $ 600$ 600PRIVATECON $ 681$ 681SALESTAX-CON $ 288$ 288SB1CON $ 502$ 502TDACON $ 562$ 562TFCACON $ 248$ 248


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Sausalito - Bridgeway/US 101 Off Ramp Bicycle ImpsSausalito: Highway 101 Off Ramp/Bridgeway/Gate 6 Intersection: Implement bicycle improvements


SausalitoSponsor: SausalitoImplementing Agency:




CMAQPE $ 88$ 88OTHER LOCALPE $ 75$ 75CMAQCON $ 250$ 250OTHER LOCALCON $ 441$ 441


North-South Greenway Gap ClosureMarin County: Northern Segment: US101 off-ramp over Corte Madera Creek and along Old Redwood Highway to US101overcrossing: widen to add bike/ped path. Southern Segment: From Northern Segment to SMART right-of-way: close gaps inpath


Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM)Sponsor: Transportation Authority of MarinImplementing Agency:




BTENV $ 2,600$ 2,600BTPSE $ 3,200$ 3,200BTROW $ 1,450$ 1,450BTCON $ 11,800$ 11,800


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Roadway Projects

Napa CountyState Highway Projects

SR 12/29/221 Soscol Junction Interchange Imps.In Napa County: At SR-221/SR-29 Soscol Ferry Road: Construct improvements


Napa Valley Transportation AuthoritySponsor: CaltransImplementing Agency:

NAP090003TIP ID: County: Napa State HighwaySystem: 17-04-0009RTP ID: 20600004452CTIPS



RIPENV $ 6,100$ 6,100RIPPSE $ 5,045$ 5,045RIPROW $ 100$ 100

RIPCON $ 22,555$ 22,555

RTP-LRPCON $ 25,000$ 25,000

PRIVATECON-CE $ 3,714$ 3,714

RIPCON-CE $ 864$ 864

RTP-LRPCON-CE $ 422$ 422

RIPROW-SUP $ 200$ 200


Silverado Trail Five-Way Intersection ImprovementsCity of Napa: At the intersection of Silverado Trail, Third St, Coombsville Rd, and East Ave: Construct roundabout. Project willbe constructed in phases.


Napa (City)Sponsor: Napa (City)Implementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Intersection channelization projects121Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


ACENV $ 420$ 420OTHER LOCALENV $ 1,748$ 248 $ 1,500

ACPSE $ 510$ 510

OTHER LOCALPSE $ 1,500$ 1,500

AC $ 247ROW $ 247


RIP $ 1,153ROW $ 1,153

ACCON $ 2,900$ 2,900


RTP-LRPCON $ 2,000$ 2,000

ACCON-CE $ 353$ 353

AC $ 400ROW-SUP $ 400

$ 510 $ 1,500 $ 1,500 $ 2,300 $ 5,513 $ 11,991$ 668Total Programmed Funding:

SR 128 and Petrified Forest Intersection ImpIn Calistoga: On SR 128 and Petrified Forest Road, convert 4-way stop controlled intersection to a traffic signal.


CalistogaSponsor: CalistogaImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Intersection signalization projects at individual intersections128 3.52 3.72Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 66,527


OTHER LOCALENV $ 13$ 13OTHER LOCALPSE $ 40$ 40RIPPSE $ 105$ 105OTHER LOCALROW $ 7$ 7RIPROW $ 50$ 50OTHER LOCALCON $ 11$ 11RIPCON $ 475$ 475


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Napa CountyLocal Road Projects

Eucalyptus Drive Realignment Complete StreetsAmerican Canyon: Eucalyptus Dr. from Theresa Rd to Hwy 29: Extend roadway and reconfigure intersection of Eucalyptus Drand Hwy 29 and Eucalyptus Drive and Theresa Road. Create complete street areas for pedestrians and bicyclist along theextension.


American CanyonSponsor: American CanyonImplementing Agency:

NAP110029TIP ID: County: Napa Local RoadSystem: 17-04-0004RTP ID: 20600005557CTIPS



OTHER LOCALPE $ 528$ 528OTHER LOCALPSE $ 1,240$ 1,240OTHER LOCALROW $ 776$ 776OTHER LOCALCON $ 826$ 826

RTP-LRPCON $ 2,819$ 2,819


Devlin Road and Vine Trail ExtensionAmerican Canyon: Devlin Road from the southern terminus 2,500 feet south to Green Island Road: Construct roadwayextension and Class I multipurpose path






RIPENV $ 297$ 297OTHER LOCALROW-CT $ 800$ 800OTHER LOCALCON $ 120$ 120PRIVATECON $ 2,200$ 2,200RIPCON $ 4,151$ 4,151


Regional Planning Activities and PPM - NapaNapa: Countywide: Regional Planning Activities and Planning, Programming and Monitoring (PPM)


Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)Sponsor: Napa Valley Transportation AuthorityImplementing Agency:




RIPENV $ 275$ 275OTHER LOCALPE $ 495$ 495STPPE $ 3,822$ 3,822RIP $ 51OTHER $ 256$ 50$ 51$ 52 $ 52


Napa Valley Forward: Traffic Calming & MultimodalNapa: SR-29, Silverado Trail, Vine & local connections: PE & design for multimodal corridor and traffic calming improvements.



NAP190007TIP ID: County: Napa Local RoadSystem: 17-10-0033RTP ID: nullCTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Intersection signalization projects at individual intersections37Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 114,700


STPPE $ 1,000$ 1,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 2,000$ 2,000


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California Boulevard RoundaboutsCity of Napa: At First Street/ California Blvd. and Second Street/ California Blvd: Construct roundaboutsCaltrans: Constructroundabout at Northbound off-ramp of SR 29 and First Street


Napa (City)Sponsor: CaltransImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Intersection channelization projectsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 625,574


OTHER LOCALPE $ 460$ 460ACPSE $ 250$ 250OTHER LOCALPSE $ 1,126$ 1,126ACROW $ 280$ 280CMAQROW $ 723$ 723OTHER LOCALROW $ 2,300$ 2,300RIPROW $ 431$ 431ACCON $ 4,500$ 4,500CMAQCON $ 1,740$ 1,740OTHER LOCALCON $ 4,063$ 4,063RIPCON $ 1,070$ 1,070ACCON-CE $ 2,200$ 2,200OTHER LOCALROW-SUP $ 210$ 210


Hardin Rd Bridge Replacement - 21C0058Napa County: On Harding Rd at Maxwell Creek, 1.6M SE of Pope Cyn Rd: Replace existing one lane bridge with new 2-lanebridge to meet standards. Toll credits are used in lieu of match for all phases.


Napa CountySponsor: Napa CountyImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Projects that correct, improve, or eliminate a hazardous location or featureRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 699,670


HBP $ 900PE $ 900




Loma Vista Dr Bridge Replacement - 21C0080Napa County: Loma Vista Dr over Soda Creek, 1.4 miles north of Silverado Trail: replace existing one lane bridge with newtwo lane bridge to meet standards. Toll credits are used in lieu of match for all phases.






HBPPE $ 900$ 900

HBPROW $ 200$ 200

HBPCON $ 5,000$ 5,000


Napa County: 2014 Earthquake Pavement RepairIn Napa County: On various federal-aid system roads: Repair pavement damage caused by 2014 earthquake.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.13 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Repair of damage caused by natural disasters, civil unrest, or terrorist acts,except projects involving substantial functional, locational or capacity changes



ERPE $ 91$ 91ERCON $ 1,000$ 1,000ERCON-CE $ 137$ 137


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Silverado Trail Phase L RehabNapa County: On Silverado Trail from Oak Knoll Ave to Hardman Ave: Rehabilitate existing asphalt concrete pavement, retainexisting Class II bicycle lanes, replace existing rumble dots (audible pavement markers) along bike lane line following overlay.






OTHER LOCALENV $ 25$ 25OTHER LOCALPE $ 189$ 189OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,607$ 1,607

STPCON $ 689$ 689



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Napa CountyBike/Pedestrian Projects

Main Street St. Helena Pedestrian ImprovementsSaint Helena: Along Main Street (SR29) from Mitchell Dr to Pine St: Replace and upgrade pedestrian facilities and installtraffic calming devices


Saint HelenaSponsor: Saint HelenaImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Projects that correct, improve, or eliminate a hazardous location or feature29 28.481 28.848Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 138,328




Green Island Road Class IAmerican Canyon: Green Island Road in the Green Island Industrial District (GRID): Construct new Class 1 multi-use trail.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 3.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Bicycle and pedestrian facilities29Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 114,700


OTHER LOCALPSE $ 43$ 43OTHER LOCALROW $ 36$ 36STPCON $ 1,000$ 1,000


State Route 29 Bicycle & Pedestrian UndercrossingNapa: On the North side of Napa Creek under Highway 29: Construct a Class 1 bicycle and pedestrian path



NAP130004TIP ID: County: Napa Public Lands/TrailsSystem: 17-04-0001RTP ID: 20600005764CTIPS



BTAPE $ 25$ 25TDAPE $ 72$ 72TFCAPSE $ 161$ 161ATP-REGCON $ 531$ 531



Vine Trail Gap Closure - Soscol Avenue CorridorNapa: Between Third St and Vallejo St in Downtown Napa: Construct a Class I multi-use trail to close a gap in the NapaValley Vine Trail






OTHER LOCALENV $ 10$ 10OTHER LOCALPSE $ 45$ 45OTHER LOCALROW $ 10$ 10OTHER LOCALCON $ 772$ 772STPCON $ 650$ 650


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Napa CountyBike/Pedestrian Projects

Napa Valley Vine Trail Design and ConstructionNapa County: Various locations: Design and construction of individual segments of Vine Trail.






CMAQPE $ 211$ 211OTHER LOCALPE $ 228$ 228TCSPPE $ 800$ 800OTHER LOCALROW $ 1$ 1TCSPROW $ 7$ 7ATP-STCON $ 3,600$ 3,600OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,305$ 2,305TCSPCON $ 1,693$ 1,693TDACON $ 425$ 425


Napa Valley Vine Trail Calistoga-St. Helena Seg.In Napa County: From Calistoga to St. Helena: Construct multi-use trail






PRIVATEENV $ 212$ 212PRIVATEPSE $ 220$ 220PRIVATEROW $ 60$ 60ATP-REGCON $ 6,106$ 6,106


PRIVATECON $ 1,858$ 1,054 $ 804

RIPCON $ 196$ 196

STPCON $ 711$ 711

TDACON $ 2,000$ 2,000


Napa County Safe Routes to SchoolsNapa County: County-wide: Safe Routes to Schools Program, Non-Infrastructure






ATP-REGCON $ 437$ 437OTHER LOCALCON $ 147$ 147STPCON $ 227$ 227


Hopper Creek Pedestrian Bridge and Path ProjectYountville: Along Hopper Creek from Oak Circle Open Space to Mission St: Construct multi-use pathway and a pedestrianbridge across Hopper Creek


YountvilleSponsor: YountvilleImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 100$ 100RIPCON $ 500$ 500


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Roadway Projects

San Francisco CountyState Highway Projects

Yerba Buena Island (YBI) Ramp ImprovementsSan Francisco: Existing on and off ramps at the Yerba Buena Island (YBI) interchange at US I-80: Reconst ramps; On thewest side of the Island: Rehabilitate existing deficient bridges.



SF-070027TIP ID: County: San Francisco State HighwaySystem: 17-10-0024RTP ID: 20600004036CTIPS



OTHER LOCALPE $ 918$ 918HBPPE $ 26,464$ 26,464OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,318$ 1,318ACROW $ 338$ 338BR-SEISMICROW $ 341$ 298 $ 44

OTHER LOCALROW $ 44$ 44HBPROW $ 5,380$ 5,042 $ 338

ACCON $ 116,328$ 28,890 $ 87,437

BR-SEISMICCON $ 18,142$ 7,105$ 8,889 $ 1,353$ 795

OTHER LOCALCON $ 15,071$ 3,743 $ 11,328

HBP $ 10,278CON $ 150,305$ 54,836$ 68,608 $ 10,443$ 6,140

RTP-LRPCON $ 36,209$ 36,209

$ 98,766 $ 7,317 $ 11,796 $ 10,278 $ 98,149 $ 370,859$ 144,552Total Programmed Funding:

HOV/HOT Lanes on U.S.101 and I-280 in SFSan Francisco: On US 101 from SF/SM County line to I-280 interchange and on I-280 from US 101 interchange to 6th Streetofframp: Convert an existing mixed traffic lane and/or shoulder/excess ROW in each direction to HOV and project develop forHOT






OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,000$ 1,000SALESTAX-PE $ 200$ 200RTP-LRPROW $ 500$ 500

RTP-LRPCON $ 41,200$ 41,200


US 101 Doyle Drive Availability PaymentsSan Francisco: US 101 (Doyle Drive) from Lombard Street/Richardson Avenue to Route 1 Interchange: Availability paymentsfor roadway replacement/rehabilitation project SF-991030


San Francisco County Transport Authority (SFCTA)Sponsor: CaltransImplementing Agency:

SF-190011TIP ID: County: San Francisco State HighwaySystem: 17-10-0025RTP ID: nullCTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: Non-Exempt NRS - NON-EXEMPT - Not Regionally Significant Project101 9.8 8.0Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


SHA $ 21,200CON $ 1,115,070$ 924,270$ 106,000 $ 21,200$ 21,200 $ 21,200

$ 21,200 $ 21,200 $ 21,200 $ 21,200 $ 924,270 $ 1,115,070$ 106,000Total Programmed Funding:

Bay Bridge Forward-Sterling/Bryant St Managed LaneSterling/Bryant St. and Regionwide: Pilot Vehicle Occupancy Detection (VOD) technology and increased CHP enforcement atSterling and other pilot sites, support planned HOV lanes to bridge; convert HOV lane to express lane







BTENV $ 2,447$ 2,447BTPSE $ 1,200$ 1,200BTCON $ 3,986$ 3,986


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San Francisco CountyLocal Road Projects

Regional Planning Activities and PPM - SF CountySan Francisco: Regional Planning Activities and Planning, Programming and Monitoring (PPM)


Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)Sponsor: San Francisco County TransportImplementing Agency:

SF-170002TIP ID: County: San Francisco Local RoadSystem: 17-10-0023RTP ID: 20600006090CTIPS





Cargo Way and Amador Street ImprovementsIn San Francisco: On Cargo Way from Jennings to 3rd Street and Amador Street from Illinois Street to 2,300 ft. east: designand construct a complete street project.









Treasure Island Congestion Pricing ProgramSan Francisco: Treasure Island: Implement Congestion Pricing Program. project is phased







SALESTAX-PE $ 260$ 260VPPPPE $ 480$ 480OTHER LOCALPSE $ 500$ 500PRIVATEPSE $ 1,000$ 1,000RTP-LRPPSE $ 5,174$ 5,174



SF Downtown Congestion PricingSan Francisco: In the downtown area: Implement a demonstration value pricing (tolls and incentives) program






BTPE $ 400$ 400OTHER LOCALPE $ 100$ 100PRIVATEPE $ 1,350$ 470 $ 880

SALESTAX-PE $ 700$ 700PRIVATECON $ 1,000$ 1,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 122,450$ 122,450


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Quint-Jerrold Connector RoadSan Francisco: From Oakdale Ave to Jerrold Ave: Provide an alternate access route between Oakdale and Jerrold Avenuesand across the Caltrain tracks, to be coordinated with Caltrain's Quint Street Bridge Replacement project which closed QuintStreet.


San Francisco County Transport Authority (SFCTA)Sponsor: San Francisco Dept of Public WorksImplementing Agency:




SALESTAX-ENV $ 183$ 183OTHER LOCALPE $ 2$ 2SALESTAX-PE $ 598$ 598OTHER LOCALPSE $ 107$ 107SALESTAX-PSE $ 376$ 376SALESTAX-ROW $ 1,914$ 1,914OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,791$ 1,791

RTP-LRPCON $ 10,851$ 10,851



Harney Way Roadway WideningSan Francisco: Harney Way from US 101 to Jamestown: Improvements including right-of-way engineering, land acquisitionfor future widening of roadway, design, landscaping and sidewalk improvements, roadway construction, and traffic signalimprovements.


San Francisco Dept of Public Works (SFDPW)Sponsor: San Francisco Dept of Public WorksImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALENV $ 300$ 300EARMARKPE $ 63$ 63OTHER LOCALPE $ 37$ 37PRIVATEPE $ 600$ 600EARMARKROW $ 475$ 475OTHER LOCALROW $ 205$ 205OTHER LOCALCON $ 320$ 320PRIVATECON $ 23,500$ 23,500RTP-LRPCON $ 2,000$ 2,000


Great Highway RestorationSan Francisco: Great Highway From Sloat to Skyline Hwy: Ph 1. Restore and stabilize roadway, stop bluff slides, and protectinfrastructure. Phase 2. Implement road diet by closing remaining SB lane and converting 2 NB lanes to 1 NB lane and 1 SBlane.






ERSPE $ 795$ 795SALESTAX-PE $ 103$ 103EARMARKCON $ 164$ 164

ERSCON $ 2,898$ 2,898OTHER LOCALCON $ 41$ 41



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Hunters Pt Shipyard and Candlestick Pt Local RoadsIn San Francisco: Hunters Point Shipyard and Candlestick Point: Implement new local streets to support multi-modal mixeduse development. The project is phased.






OTHER LOCALPE $ 50$ 50PRIVATEPE $ 36,950$ 36,950PRIVATEROW $ 30,000$ 30,000PRIVATECON $ 354,100$ 351,100$ 3,000


SF- Better Market Street Transportation ElementsIn San Francisco: Market St from Steuart St to Octavia Blvd: improve roadway, including resurfacing, sidewalk and transitboarding improvements, transit connections, traffic signals, transportation circulation changes and utility relocation andupgrade.






OTHER LOCALENV $ 1,000$ 1,000OTHER LOCALPE $ 2,071$ 2,071

SALESTAX-PE $ 13,864$ 13,864OTHER LOCALPSE $ 6,429$ 6,429PRIVATEROW $ 500$ 500

ACCON $ 3,366$ 3,366OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,686$ 2,686OTHER FEDERALCON $ 15,000$ 15,000PRIVATECON $ 1,500$ 1,500RTP-LRPCON $ 365,218$ 365,218

STPCON $ 3,366$ 3,366


HOPE SF Street Network - Sunnydale and PotreroSan Francisco: Sunnydale and Potrero neighborhoods: Construct new and realigned street networks throughout the tworemaining HOPE SF sites, including traffic calming pedestrian and bike network, and transit/shuttle stops









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San Francisco CountyBike/Pedestrian Projects

Pier 70 19th Street & Illinois Street SidewalkSan Francisco: 19th St to 20th St (via Georgia St): Extend roadway and install bike/ped improvements.








SF- Second Street Complete Streets and Road DietIn San Francisco: On Second Street between Market and King; Design and construct a complete streets project including theremoval of a vehicular travel lane from Market to Townsend






OTHER LOCALPE $ 469$ 469SALESTAX-PE $ 173$ 173STPPE $ 1,334$ 1,334OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,045$ 1,045PRIVATECON $ 6,142$ 6,142SALESTAX-CON $ 1,550$ 1,550STPCON $ 9,782$ 9,782


John Yehall Chin Safe Routes to SchoolIn San Francisco: 5 intersections near 350 Broadway Street: Construct curb extensions.






ATP-STENV $ 21$ 21SALESTAX-ENV $ 40$ 40ATP-STPSE $ 337$ 337OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,497$ 1,497SALESTAX-CON $ 3,366$ 3,366


Alemany Interchange Improvements, Phase 2San Francisco: On Alemany Blvd at the intersection of San Bruno Ave to Peralta Ave: Construct a multi-use path, new trafficsignals, and crosswalks.



SF-190010TIP ID: County: San Francisco Local RoadSystem: 17-05-0001RTP ID: nullCTIPS



OTHER LOCALPE $ 200$ 200ATP-STCON $ 1,971$ 1,971



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San Francisco CountyBike/Pedestrian Projects

SF - Powell Street Safety ImprovementSan Francisco: Powell Street from Ellis to Post: Improve pedestrian safety and reduce sidewalk crowding to encourage morepeople to walk, especially to jobs.






OTHER LOCALENV $ 1,090$ 1,090PROPENV $ 500$ 500OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,350$ 1,350OTHER LOCALROW $ 100$ 100ATP-REGCON $ 4,400$ 4,400

PRIVATECON $ 10,283$ 3,838$ 6,445


6th Street Pedestrian Safety ImprovementsSan Francisco: On 6th St between Market St and Harrison St: Implement pedestrian safety improvements in the corridorincluding removing one lane of vehicle travel. Project is phased






SALESTAX-ENV $ 1,200$ 1,200OTHER LOCALPSE $ 3,235$ 3,235OTHER LOCALROW $ 100$ 100ATP-REGCON $ 6,000$ 6,000


SALESTAX-CON-CE $ 9,226$ 9,226


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San Mateo County

Roadway Projects

San Mateo CountyState Highway Projects

Route 1 improvements in Half Moon BayHalf Moon Bay: On SR-1: Improve safety, including adding protected turn lanes, adding through lanes, and new ped/bikepath; SR-1 from N. Main to Kehoe: Extend four lane configuration; Frontage Rd and Grand Blvd: Connect to Terrace Ave.Project is phased.


Half Moon BaySponsor: San Mateo County TransportationImplementing Agency:

SM-090015TIP ID: County: San Mateo State HighwaySystem: 17-06-0023RTP ID: 20600004351CTIPS



SALESTAX-PE $ 600$ 600OTHER LOCALROW $ 50$ 50PRIVATECON $ 3,100$ 3,100SALESTAX-CON $ 6,400$ 6,400


Hwy 1 Congestion & Safety ImprovementsSan Mateo County: Highway 1 between Pacifica in the north and Half Moon Bay in the south: Install raised medians, left turnlanes, acceleration lanes, and pedestrian crossings.


San Mateo CountySponsor: San Mateo CountyImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Intersection channelization projects1 30 38.31Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALENV $ 150$ 150SALESTAX-ENV $ 1,000$ 1,000OTHER LOCALPE $ 300$ 300OTHER LOCALCON $ 850$ 850

RTP-LRPCON $ 4,900$ 4,900


SSF Grand Boulevard Complete Streets (Phase III)South San Francisco: El Camino Real from Arroyo Dr to Kaiser Way: Implement Grand Boulevard Complete Streetsimprovements


South San FranciscoSponsor: South San FranciscoImplementing Agency:







SR92/El Camino Real (SR82) Ramp ModificationsSan Mateo: At the SR92/El Camino Real (SR82) interchange: Modify existing on/off rampsto improve the ingress and egressof the interchange.


San Mateo (City)Sponsor: San Mateo (City)Implementing Agency:




EARMARKPE $ 1,603$ 1,603OTHER LOCALPE $ 125$ 125SALESTAX-PE $ 401$ 401EARMARKPSE $ 1,000$ 1,000OTHER LOCALPSE $ 100$ 100SALESTAX-PSE $ 1,500$ 1,500PRIVATECON $ 2,030$ 1,813 $ 217

RIPCON $ 2,000$ 2,000SALESTAX-CON $ 16,000$ 16,000RIPCON-CE $ 3,000$ 3,000


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US 101 / Woodside Interchange ImprovementRedwood City: US101/Woodside Rd Interchange: Reconstruct and reconfigure interchange including direct-connect flyoverramp to Veterans Blvd; Seaport Blvd and SR84 from US101/SR84 separation to Spring St: Widen to six lanes plus turnpockets.






OTHER LOCALENV $ 780$ 780SALESTAX-ENV $ 3,420$ 3,420SALESTAX-PE $ 1,000$ 1,000OTHER LOCALPSE $ 2,110$ 2,110SALESTAX-PSE $ 7,140$ 7,140RIPROW $ 8,000$ 8,000

RTP-LRPROW $ 29,000$ 29,000

SALESTAX-ROW $ 20,000$ 20,000


RTP-LRPCON $ 95,050$ 95,050

SALESTAX-ROW-SUP $ 1,000$ 1,000


US 101/Candlestick I/C ReconfigurationIn San Mateo County: U.S. 101/Candlestick Point Interchange: Planning and environmental studies for interchangereconfiguration to allow for safer and better flow of traffic


BrisbaneSponsor: BrisbaneImplementing Agency:




PRIVATE $ 1,500PE $ 1,990$ 490RTP-LRPPE $ 22,610$ 22,610

SALESTAX-PE $ 400$ 400


US101/Holly St I/C Mod and Bike/Ped OvercrossingSan Carlos: At Holly St/ US-101 Interchange: Widen east bound to north bound ramp to two lanes and eliminate north boundto west bound loop and construct a grade-separated multipurpose path that connects the east side of Highway 101 to thewest


San CarlosSponsor: San CarlosImplementing Agency:




PRIVATEENV $ 300$ 300SALESTAX-ENV $ 1,500$ 1,500PRIVATEPE $ 500$ 500PRIVATEPSE $ 300$ 300SALESTAX-PSE $ 1,500$ 1,500TDAPSE $ 400$ 400CMAQCON $ 1,000$ 1,000


RTP-LRPCON $ 8,300$ 8,300

SALESTAX-CON $ 18,000$ 18,000

PRIVATECON-CE $ 2,500$ 2,500


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US 101 Aux lanes from Sierra Point to SF Co. LineSan Mateo County: On US 101 from Sierra Point to SF County Line; Construct auxiliary lanes or managed lanes. Project alsoreferences RTP ID 240060 for managed lanes


San Mateo County Transportation AuthoritySponsor: San Mateo County TransportationImplementing Agency:




SALESTAX-ENV $ 8,000$ 8,000SALESTAX-PE $ 1,000$ 1,000OTHER LOCALPSE $ 800$ 800RTP-LRPCON $ 65,000$ 65,000


Improve US 101 operations near Rte 92City of San Mateo: On US 101 near Route 92: Operational improvements. SMCTA is the co-sponsor for this project.


San Mateo CCAGSponsor: CaltransImplementing Agency:




RIPENV $ 2,411$ 2,411OTHER LOCALPE $ 93$ 93SALESTAX-PE $ 3,337$ 3,337RIPPSE $ 3,217$ 3,217

RTP-LRPCON $ 18,211$ 18,211


US 101/Produce Avenue New InterchangeSouth San Francisco: On US Highway 101 from Utah Avenue on the east side to the vicinity of Produce Avenue on the westside: Construct a local interchange






OTHER LOCALENV $ 150$ 150SALESTAX-ENV $ 3,000$ 3,000OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,040$ 1,040SALESTAX-PE $ 500$ 500PRIVATEPSE $ 1,300$ 1,300

RIPPSE $ 5,000$ 5,000


RTP-LRPCON $ 123,500$ 123,500


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US101 Managed Lanes: Santa Clara Co-S of Grand AveSan Mateo County: On US101 from 2 mi. S. of the Santa Clara County Line to 0.3 mi. S. of Grand Ave I/C: Install ExpressLanes. Use existing aux lanes where possible and add aux lanes where needed for operations. SMCTA is co-sponsor. Projectis phased.




Air Quality Exempt Code: NON-EXEMPT101 0 21.8Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 1,899,852


EARMARKPE $ 9,548$ 9,548PRIVATEPE $ 3,000$ 3,000SALESTAX-PE $ 8,500$ 8,500IIPPSE $ 18,000$ 18,000SALESTAX-PSE $ 19,450$ 19,450SB1PSE $ 2,027$ 2,027RIPROW $ 4,500$ 4,500PRIVATECON $ 50,000$ 50,000RIPCON $ 14,000$ 11,500 $ 2,500

SALESTAX-CON $ 1,805$ 1,805SB1CON $ 196,500$ 196,500TOLLSCON $ 148,000$ 148,000RIPCON-CE $ 15,000$ 14,500 $ 500

SB1CON-CE $ 23,500$ 23,500SALESTAX-ROW-SUP $ 1,000$ 1,000


US 101/Peninsula Avenue Interchange ImprovementsSan Mateo: US-101 at Peninsula Ave and East Poplar Ave: Convert a partial interchange to a full interchange by adding newsouthbound on- and off-ramps and closing the southbound on- and off-ramps at East Poplar Avenue.







RTP-LRPROW $ 72,300$ 72,300

RTP-LRPCON $ 40,500$ 40,500


FPP: US 101 Adaptive Ramp MeteringSan Mateo & Santa Clara Counties: US 101 from SR 85 in San Jose to San Mateo/San Francisco County Line: Upgradeexisting freeway ramp meters to adaptive ramp meters to smooth traffic flow onto freeway and reduce incidents





101Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 344,100




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US-101 Managed Lanes North of I-380San Mateo County: On US-101 from I-380 to logical termini near SF/SM County line: Install managed lane in each direction.SMCTA is co-sponsoring the project.



SM-190009TIP ID: County: San Mateo State HighwaySystem: 17-06-0008RTP ID: nullCTIPS



SALESTAX-PE $ 8,000$ 8,000RIP $ 7,177PSE $ 7,177

SALESTAX- $ 7,000PSE $ 7,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 120,000$ 120,000


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San Mateo CountyLocal Road Projects

Atherton Street PreservationAtherton: Various streets and roads: Pavement preservation


AthertonSponsor: AthertonImplementing Agency:

SM-190008TIP ID: County: San Mateo Local RoadSystem: 17-10-0022RTP ID: 20600006625CTIPS




STPCON $ 251$ 251


Belmont Pavement PreservationBelmont: Various streets and roads: Pavement preservation


BelmontSponsor: BelmontImplementing Agency:





STPCON $ 467$ 467


Hoover School Area Sidewalk Impvts (Summit Dr.)Burlingame: Summit Dr from Hillside Circle to Easton Dr and immediately adjacent to the new Hoover Elementary School:Construct sidewalk and bicycle improvements


BurlingameSponsor: BurlingameImplementing Agency:







Burlingame Street ResurfacingBurlingame: Various streets and roads: Roadway resurfacing








Daly City Street Resurfacing and Slurry SealDaly City: Various streets and roads: Pavement preservation


Daly CitySponsor: Daly CityImplementing Agency:






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East Palo Alto Citywide Street ResurfacingEast Palo Alto: Various streets and roads: Rehabilitate roadway


East Palo AltoSponsor: East Palo AltoImplementing Agency:






Hillsborough Street ResurfacingHillsborough: Various roadways: Resurfacing and preventative maintenance


HillsboroughSponsor: HillsboroughImplementing Agency:





SB1CON $ 202$ 202

STPCON $ 408$ 408


Menlo Park-Santa Cruz Avenue & Middle Avenue RehabMenlo Park: Santa Cruz Ave between Olive St and Orange Ave and Middle Ave between Olive St and San Mateo Dr:Pavement Rehabilitation and installation of rectangular rapid flashing beacon


Menlo ParkSponsor: Menlo ParkImplementing Agency:




PRIVATEPE $ 59$ 59PRIVATECON $ 1,458$ 1,458STPCON $ 647$ 647


Regional Planning Activities and PPM - San MateoSan Mateo: Regional Planning Activities and Planning, Programming and Monitoring (PPM)


Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)Sponsor: San Mateo CCAGImplementing Agency:






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Millbrae Street RehabilitationMillbrea: Various streets and roads: Pavement rehabilitation


MillbraeSponsor: MillbraeImplementing Agency:






Widen Millbrae AvenueMillbrae: Millbrae Avenue between Rollins Road and US101 Southbound On Ramp: Widen roadway and resurface theintersection of Millbrae Avenue and Rollins Road.


MillbraeSponsor: MillbraeImplementing Agency:

SM-210001TIP ID: County: San Mateo Local RoadSystem: 17-06-0037RTP ID: nullCTIPS




OTHER LOCAL $ 450PSE $ 450

RTP-LRPCON $ 11,000$ 11,000

$ 100 $ 450 $ 11,000 $ 11,550Total Programmed Funding:

Manor Drive Overcrossing and Milagra On RampIn Pacifica: Hwy 1 and Manor Drive I/C: Widen the existing overcrossing; Hwy 1 and Milagra: Construct a new on-ramp; Bothintersections: install signals


PacificaSponsor: PacificaImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALENV $ 1,000$ 1,000PRIVATEENV $ 70$ 70SALESTAX-ENV $ 645$ 645RTP-LRPCON $ 18,560$ 18,560


Portola Valley Street PreservationPortola Valley: Various streets and roads: Pavement preservation


Portola ValleySponsor: Portola ValleyImplementing Agency:






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Blomquist Street ExtensionRedwood City: On Blomquist Street from Maple Street to Bair Island Road: Extend roadway across Redwood Creek.






OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,600$ 1,600PRIVATEPE $ 1,600$ 1,600

RTP-LRPPE $ 1,200$ 1,200

RTP-LRPCON $ 18,000$ 18,000


Redwood City Pavement PreservationRedwood City: Twin Dolphin Parkway from Marine Parkway to Redwood Shores Parkway: Pavement preservation








Huntington/San Antonio Street RehabilitationSan Bruno: Huntington Ave between San Mateo Ave and San Felipe Ave, and San Antonio Ave between San Felipe Ave andSanta Inez Ave: pavement rehabilitation and preventive maintenance


San BrunoSponsor: San BrunoImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 70$ 70OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,187$ 787 $ 400

STPCON $ 673$ 673


Cedar and Brittan Ave Pavement RehabSan Carlos: On Cedar Street, between San Carlos Avenue and the City of Belmont, and Brittan Avenue, between Elm Streetand El Camino Real: Rehabilitate pavement and install ADA compliant facilities








Brittan Ave. WideningSan Carlos: At the intersection of Brittan and Industrial Road: Widen to accommodate three new left turn pockets






OTHER LOCALENV $ 50$ 50OTHER LOCALPSE $ 400$ 400RTP-LRPCON $ 4,500$ 4,500


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San Mateo Street RehabilitationSan Mateo: Various streets and roads: Resurface and/or rehabilitate the roadway, implement bicycle elements and upgradeADA ramps








SM Countywide ITS Improvements - SSF SegmentSan Mateo County, City of South San Francisco: County-wide: ITS improvements at various locations in the County.


San Mateo CCAGSponsor: South San FranciscoImplementing Agency:





VRFENV $ 100$ 100RIPPSE $ 240$ 240VRFPSE $ 120$ 120PROPCON $ 3,598$ 3,598

RIPCON $ 2,044$ 2,044

VRFCON $ 917$ 917


ITS Improvements in San Mateo County Northern CitiSan Mateo County: Along the US 101 corridor from Smart Corridors Ph 1 limits to the SF County line, and on I-280 from I-380to the San Francisco County Line: Implement ITS Improvements in San Mateo northern cities including Daly City, Brisbane,and Colma


San Mateo CCAGSponsor: San Mateo CCAGImplementing Agency:





RIPENV $ 600$ 600VRFENV $ 2$ 2RIPPSE $ 300$ 300

VRFPSE $ 2$ 2

VRFROW $ 21$ 21RIPCON $ 7,600$ 7,600

VRFCON $ 2,432$ 2,432


San Mateo Countywide Pavement MaintenanceSan Mateo County: Various streets and roads county-wide: Pavement maintenance







STPCON $ 965$ 965


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SSF Pavement RehabilitationSouth San Francisco: Various locations: Pavement Rehabilitation








Road Rehabilitation - Town of WoodsideWoodside: Various Streets and Roads: Pavement Resurfacing


WoodsideSponsor: WoodsideImplementing Agency:






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San Mateo CountyBike/Pedestrian Projects

Ralston Avenue Corridor Bike-Ped ImpsBelmont: Ralston Ave from South Rd to Alameda de las Pulgas: Bicycle, pedestrian and pavement improvements. Thepavement work is not federally participating.


BelmontSponsor: BelmontImplementing Agency:







Crocker Trail Commuter Connectivity UpgradesBrisbane: On Crocker Trail bounded by Bayshore Blvd, S Hill Dr, W Hill Dr and Mission Blue Dr: Resurface trail


BrisbaneSponsor: BrisbaneImplementing Agency:

SM-170041TIP ID: County: San Mateo Public Lands/TrailsSystem: 17-06-0001RTP ID: 20600006462CTIPS





STPCON $ 885$ 885


Burlingame: Broadway PDA Lighting ImprovementsBurlingame: Along the Broadway corridor within the business district: Replace aging pedestrian street lighting with new, safer,brighter lighting




Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.18 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Lighting improvements101 16.58 17.95Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 82,584




Colma - Mission Road Bike/Ped ImprovementsColma: Mission Rd between El Camino Real and Lawndale Blvd: Implement safety related improvements for pedestrians,bicyclists and vehicles


ColmaSponsor: ColmaImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 350$ 350CMAQCON $ 625$ 625OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,258$ 1,258SB1CON $ 87$ 87VRFCON $ 330$ 330


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Roadway Projects


Daly City Central Corridor Bike/Ped Safety ImprmntIn Daly City: On Junipero Serra Blvd and Eastmoor Ave/San Pedro Rd/E Market St/Guad Cyn Pkwy: Install bike and pedimprovements; In Daly City/Uninc San Mateo County: On west side of Mission St/El Camino Real (State Route 82): install newsidewalk


Daly CitySponsor: Daly CityImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 3.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Bicycle and pedestrian facilities82 023.78 023.509Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 231,579


ATP-STPSE $ 300$ 300ATP-STCON $ 1,719$ 1,719OTHER LOCALCON $ 496$ 496TDACON $ 154$ 154


US 101 University Ave Interchange ImprovementsE. Palo Alto: On University Ave across US 101 btw Woodland Ave and Donahoe St: Construct Bike Lane, modify NB and SBoff-ramps and intersections with overcrossing with no new lanes for off-ramps. HPP #3769.


East Palo AltoSponsor: East Palo AltoImplementing Agency:




EARMARKENV $ 60$ 60EARMARKPE $ 60$ 60OTHER LOCALPE $ 16$ 16EARMARKPSE $ 740$ 740OTHER LOCALPSE $ 174$ 174SALESTAX-PSE $ 25$ 25EARMARKROW $ 50$ 50SALESTAX-ROW $ 12$ 12EARMARKCON $ 977$ 977SALESTAX-CON $ 4,892$ 4,892


Half Moon Bay - Poplar Complete StreetsHalf Moon Bay: On Poplar St from Main St to Railroad Ave: Implement complete street improvements


Half Moon BaySponsor: Half Moon BayImplementing Agency:






Pacifica - Palmetto Sidewalk ExtensionPacifica: Along the coastal west side of Palmetto Ave from Westline Dr. to 1,400 feet south: Construct new concrete sidewalk.


PacificaSponsor: PacificaImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 40$ 40CMAQCON $ 330$ 330SB1CON $ 43$ 43


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US 101/Woodside Road Class 1 BikewayRedwood City: East of Union Pacific Railroad between the intersections of Chestnut St/Veterans Blvd and BlomquistSt/Seaport Blvd: Construct approximately 1,800 linear feet of new Class 1 path









Huntington Transit Corridor Bike/Ped ImprovementsSan Bruno: On Huntington Ave from San Bruno Ave to the entrance of the Centennial Way Trail: Implement pavementpreservation and bike/ped facilities including converting the rightmost lane on northbound Huntington Ave to a two-way cycletrack


San BrunoSponsor: San BrunoImplementing Agency:







Ped Enhancements Arroyo/Cedar & Hemlock/OrangeSan Carlos: At the intersections of Arroyo Ave and Cedar St and Hemlock St and Orange Ave and the Postman Walkway:Implement safety improvements








Southern Skyline Blvd. Ridge Trail ExtensionSan Mateo County: On the east side of SR-35 "Upper Skyline Blvd" between the intersection of Hwy 92 and Hwy 35southward approximately 6 miles to the SFPUC Peninsula Watershed: Construct Southern Skyline Blvd. Ridge Trail Extension


San Francisco City/CountySponsor: San Francisco City/CountyImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 3.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Bicycle and pedestrian facilities0 0Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALPE $ 2,800$ 2,800OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,000$ 2,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 8,900$ 8,900

STPCON $ 1,000$ 1,000


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East Hillsdale Boulevard Ped/Bike OvercrossingCity of San Mateo: Over US 101 at the US 101/Hillsdale Boulevard Interchange: Construct pedestrian and bicycleovercrossing






OTHER LOCALPE $ 295$ 295RTP-LRPPE $ 1,500$ 1,500


RTP-LRPCON $ 19,500$ 19,500


North San Mateo Drive Sustainable StreetsSan Mateo: on San Mateo Dr from Peninsula Ave to Baldwin Ave: Install Class II bike lanes, curb extensions, enhancedstriping & signage, upgraded traffic signals with ped countdown, ped scale lighting, and green infrastructure. Related to SM-150016.






OTHER LOCALPE $ 15$ 15OTHER LOCALPSE $ 389$ 389OTHER LOCALCON $ 3,560$ 3,560


Laurie Meadows Ped/Bike Safety ImprovementsSan Mateo: Various locations in the Laurie Meadows neighborhood: Implement bike/ped safety improvements; On LaurieMeadows Dr from near Pacific Blvd to Woodbridge Circle: Implement road diet








Midcoast Multi-Modal TrailSan Mateo County: On Highway 1 from Mirada Road in Miramar to Coronado Street in El Granada: Construct 4,537 feet ofmulti-use trail.






OTHER LOCALENV $ 102$ 102OTHER LOCALPE $ 290$ 290OTHER LOCALPSE $ 422$ 422RTP-LRPCON $ 3,700$ 3,700


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SSF Linden/Spruce Ave Traffic Calming ImprovementsSouth San Francisco: On Linden Avenue from California Ave to Miller Avenue and on Spruce Ave from Maple Ave to LuxAve: install pedestrian/bicycling safety improvements including a class 3 bikeway.






OTHER LOCALENV $ 45$ 45ATP-STPSE $ 155$ 155ATP-STCON $ 713$ 713OTHER LOCALCON $ 125$ 125


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Roadway Projects

Santa Clara CountyState Highway Projects

SR 17 Congestion Relief in Los GatosLos Gatos: On both directions of SR 17 from Lark Ave to south of SR 9 IC: Construct aux lanes including modifications to on-ramps and off-ramps to improve operations and relieve congestion; Along SR-17 area: traffic signal and ITS improvements



SCL190014TIP ID: County: Santa Clara State HighwaySystem: 17-07-0067RTP ID: 20600006530CTIPS




SALESTAX-ENV $ 4,230$ 4,230

OTHER LOCALPE $ 130$ 130SALESTAX-PE $ 1,170$ 1,170OTHER LOCALPSE $ 500$ 500





SALESTAX-CON $ 35,550$ 35,550

$ 4,700 $ 450 $ 5,000 $ 50 $ 39,500 $ 51,000$ 1,300Total Programmed Funding:

SR 17 Southbound/Hamilton Ave. Off-Ramp WideningCampbell: Southbound Route 17 at Hamilton Ave: Widen off-ramp to improve operations


CampbellSponsor: CampbellImplementing Agency:

SCL210003TIP ID: County: Santa Clara State HighwaySystem: 17-07-0079RTP ID: nullCTIPS



OTHER LOCAL $ 507PSE $ 507




SR 85 Express LanesSanta Clara County: On SR 85 carpool lane from US 101 in San Jose to US 101 in Mountain View including the US 101/SR85 HOV direct connectors and approaches: Install ETS and implement roadway pricing






EARMARKPE $ 1,500$ 1,500OTHER LOCALPE $ 9,300$ 9,300ST-STPPE $ 3,300$ 3,300RIPPSE $ 8,600$ 8,600RTP-LRPPSE $ 15,200$ 15,200

RIPROW $ 600$ 600RTP-LRPROW $ 1,000$ 1,000

RIPCON $ 2,300$ 2,300

RTP-LRPCON $ 145,700$ 145,700


SR 87/Charcot Ave On-Ramp HOV BypassSan Jose: At the SR-87/Charcot Ave on-ramp: Add HOV bypass lane to the current overcrossing by restriping and adding alane within the existing pavement on the overcrossing and modify the SB SR 87 ramp meter.






OTHER LOCALPE $ 300$ 300SALESTAX-CON $ 2,700$ 2,700


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US 101/Blossom Hill Interchange ImprovementsSan Jose: At US101/Blossom Hill I/C: Reconstruct I/C including the widening of Blossom Hill Rd, signal upgrades and othermodifications to eliminate congestion caused by merge and weave problems and accommodate bicyclists and pedestrians


San JoseSponsor: San JoseImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALENV $ 2,000$ 2,000OTHER LOCALPSE $ 5,000$ 5,000OTHER LOCALROW $ 120$ 120SALESTAX-CON $ 20,880$ 20,880


Santa Clara County - US 101 Express LanesIn Santa Clara County: From Cochrane Rd. in Morgan Hill to San Mateo County line in Palo Alto: Implement roadway pricingon US 101 carpool lane






OTHER LOCALENV $ 8,500$ 8,500EARMARKPSE $ 3,278$ 3,278OTHER LOCALPSE $ 4,500$ 4,500RIPPSE $ 20,777$ 20,777RTP-LRPPSE $ 38,822$ 38,822

RIPROW $ 5,122$ 368 $ 4,754

RTP-LRPROW $ 1,346$ 1,346

RIPCON $ 17,107$ 13,900 $ 3,207

RTP-LRPCON $ 333,393$ 333,393

SB1CON $ 33,200$ 33,200


Double Lane Southbound US 101 off-ramp to SB SR 87Santa Clara: Southbound US 101 to Southbound Route 87: Widen the existing connector ramp to add one additional trafficlane and construct and install Traffic Monitoring Station (TMC)






OTHER LOCALPSE $ 500$ 500SALESTAX-CON $ 2,500$ 2,500


US 101/De L Cruz Blvd - Trimble Road I/C ImpSanta Clara: At the US101/De La Cruz Blvd/Trimble Rd IC: Modify interchange into a partial cloverleaf.






OTHER LOCALENV $ 1,000$ 1,000OTHER LOCALPSE $ 3,000$ 3,000SALESTAX-PSE $ 4,000$ 4,000SALESTAX-ROW $ 7,000$ 7,000RTP-LRPCON $ 10,000$ 10,000

SALESTAX-CON $ 28,000$ 28,000


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US 101/Buena Vista Avenue Interchange ImprovementGilroy: At Buena Vista Ave. overcrossing at US 101: Construct a complete interchange by widening the overcrossingstructure and adding new northbound and southbound on and off ramps.








SALESTAX-PE $ 1,000$ 1,000OTHER LOCALPSE $ 500$ 500



SALESTAX- $ 1,800ROW $ 1,800


SALESTAX-CON $ 19,700$ 19,700


US 101/San Antonio Rd/Charleston/Rengstorff IC ImpMountain View and Palo Alto: US 101 interchanges at San Antonio and Charleston Road/Rengstorff Avenue: Constructinterchange improvements include adding new auxiliary lane.






SALESTAX-ENV $ 5,000$ 5,000SALESTAX-PE $ 1,000$ 1,000SALESTAX-PSE $ 5,000$ 5,000

SALESTAX-ROW $ 3,000$ 3,000

SALESTAX-CON $ 26,000$ 26,000


US 101/SR 25 Interchange - Phase 1Santa Clara County: US 101 and SR 25 Interchange: Phase 1 Reconfigure a portion of the overall interchange re-construction, focusing on improving the movement from southbound US 101 to southbound SR 25






SALESTAX-ENV $ 1,000$ 1,000SALESTAX-PSE $ 2,000$ 2,000SB1PSE $ 4,200$ 4,200SALESTAX-ROW $ 15,000$ 15,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 55,000$ 55,000

SALESTAX-CON $ 24,000$ 24,000


US 101/SR 152/10th Ramp and Intersection Imp.Gilroy: US-101/SR-152/10th St Interchange: Add a second lane on the off-ramp







SALESTAX-PE $ 500$ 500

SALESTAX- $ 2,700PSE $ 2,700


$ 500 $ 1,300 $ 2,700 $ 6,300 $ 10,800Total Programmed Funding:

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US 101/Shoreline Boulevard IC ImprovementsMountain View: US 101/Shorline Blvd Interchangea: RealignE the northbound Shoreline Boulevard off-ramp from US 101 toconnect to L' Avenida rather than directly to Shoreline Boulevard.


Mountain ViewSponsor: Mountain ViewImplementing Agency:




PRIVATEPE $ 2,020$ 2,020PROPERTY TAXPSE $ 6,400$ 6,400PROPERTY TAXCON $ 11,580$ 11,580


SR 152 New AlignmentSanta Clara/ San Benito counties: SR152 between US101 and SR156: Complete PA&ED for new alignment the highway.






IIPENV $ 5,000$ 5,000RTP-LRPENV $ 25,000$ 25,000


SR 237 WB Auxiliary Lane fr McCarthy to North 1stSanta Clara County: SR 237 between McCarthy Boulevard and North First Street: Add westbound auxiliary lane






SALESTAX-ENV $ 3,500$ 3,500SALESTAX-PSE $ 4,300$ 4,300

SALESTAX-ROW $ 16,000$ 16,000

SALESTAX-CON $ 28,200$ 28,200


Calaveras Boulevard WideningMilpitas: Calaveras Blvd. overpass at UPRR tracks from Abel St to Town Center Blvd: Widen from 4 to 6 lanes and modifysigning, striping and signals






SALESTAX-ENV $ 5,000$ 5,000SALESTAX-PE $ 1,000$ 1,000SALESTAX-PSE $ 6,000$ 6,000

SALESTAX-ROW $ 10,000$ 10,000

SALESTAX-CON $ 63,000$ 63,000


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I-280/Winchester Blvd Interchange ImprovementSan Jose: I-280/Winchester Interchange: Construct improvements at the Winchester Blvd. interchange and I-280/I-880/SR 17freeway connectors including the addition of ramps and a fly-over and the widening of ramps and connectors






OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,500$ 1,500SALESTAX-PE $ 3,000$ 3,000STPPE $ 500$ 500SALESTAX-PSE $ 6,000$ 6,000

OTHER LOCALROW $ 1,000$ 1,000



SALESTAX-CON $ 62,000$ 62,000


I-280 Soundwalls - SR-87 to Los Gatos Creek BridgeSan Jose: On I-280 between SR 87 and Los Gatos Creek Bridge: Construct soundwalls




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.06 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Noise attenuation280 2.6 3.2Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


RIPENV $ 833$ 833RIPPSE $ 929$ 929

RIPROW $ 456$ 456

RIPCON $ 4,782$ 4,782

$ 929 $ 456 $ 4,782 $ 7,000$ 833Total Programmed Funding:

I-280/Foothill Expressway Off Ramp ImprovementSanta Clara County: NB I-280/Foothill Expressway interchange: Widen off ramp to add one additional lane






OTHER LOCALPSE $ 700$ 700SALESTAX-PSE $ 500$ 500SALESTAX-CON $ 4,300$ 4,300


I-280 HOV - San Mateo County line to Magdalena AveSanta Clara County: On I-280 NB from the existing HOV lane near Magdalena Ave to the San Mateo County Line and SBfrom approximately 3200 ft north of the existing HOV lane near Magdalena Ave to the San Mateo County Line: Construct newHOV lanes









SALESTAX-CON $ 36,000$ 36,000


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I-280/Wolfe Road Interchange ImprovementCupertino: I-280/Wolfe Road Interchange: Modify to relieve congestion and improve local circulation.






OTHER LOCALENV $ 1,260$ 1,260SALESTAX-ENV $ 3,000$ 3,000OTHER LOCALPE $ 740$ 740OTHER LOCALPSE $ 1,500$ 1,500


OTHER LOCALROW $ 1,500$ 1,500



SALESTAX-CON $ 73,550$ 73,550


I-280/Saratoga Avenue Interchange ImprovementSan Jose: I-280/ Saratoga Ave Interchange: Modify interchange to relieve congestion and improve local circulation









SALESTAX-CON $ 45,800$ 45,800


I-280 NB Braided Ramps btw Foothill Expwy & SR 85Santa Clara County: On northbound I-280 between Foothill Expressway and Route 85: Improve braided ramps




Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.03 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Interchange reconfiguration projects280 0 1Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:



SALESTAX-PE $ 2,700$ 2,700

SALESTAX-PSE $ 8,100$ 8,100SALESTAX-ROW $ 2,700$ 2,700

SALESTAX-CON $ 35,100$ 35,100


SCL-SM I-280 Pavement Preserv. and HOV ExtensionSanta Clara and San Mateo Counties: On I-280 from Foothill Blvd (Santa Clara County PM 11.5) to 0.5 mile north of Sand Hill(San Mateo County PM 2.1): Pavement rehab; On SB I-280 from near Magdelena Ave south 3200 ft to existing HOV lane:Extend HOV lane






ACENV $ 1,853$ 1,853ACPSE $ 3,284$ 3,284ACROW $ 50$ 50ACCON $ 47,574$ 47,574ACCON-CE $ 6,661$ 6,661ACROW-SUP $ 48$ 48


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I-680 Soundwalls - Capitol Expwy to Mueller AveSan Jose: On I-680 between Capitol Expressway and Mueller Avenue: Construct soundwalls




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.06 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Noise attenuation680 1.4 2.3Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 511,105


RIPENV $ 95$ 95VRFPE $ 901$ 901RIPPSE $ 731$ 731RIPROW $ 355$ 355VRFROW $ 275$ 275RIPCON $ 3,275$ 3,275


I-680/ Alum Rock/ McKee Road Interchange ImpSan Jose: At the I-680/ Alum Rock and I-680/ McKee Road interchanges: Reconfigure interchanges, improve access for allmodes of transportation, improve traffic operations and relieve congestion; In the median of I-680: construct Express BusStation




Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.03 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Interchange reconfiguration projects680 1.4 4Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:





SALESTAX- $ 30,550CON $ 30,550


I-880 Stevens Creek LandscapingSan Jose: at the I-880/Stevens Creek interchange: Provide landscaping.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.09 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Plantings, landscaping, etc880 0.0 0.1Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


EARMARKPE $ 696$ 696OTHER LOCALPE $ 175$ 175EARMARKCON $ 1,355$ 1,355OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,579$ 1,579


Hwy. Transp Operations System/FPI Phase 1 & 2Santa Clara County: At various locations: Implement Transportation Operations System/Freeway Performance Initiativeprojects







RTP-LRPENV $ 1,500$ 1,500

SALESTAX-ENV $ 500$ 500RTP-LRPPE $ 750$ 750

SALESTAX-PE $ 250$ 250RTP-LRPPSE $ 2,250$ 2,250


RTP-LRPROW $ 750$ 750


RTP-LRPCON $ 9,750$ 9,750


$ 750 $ 250 $ 3,250 $ 15,000 $ 20,000$ 750Total Programmed Funding:

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Santa Clara Countywide Noise Abatement ProgramSanta Clara County: Countywide: Implement noise reduction projects, project is phased




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.06 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Noise attenuationRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


SALESTAX- $ 8,000ENV $ 12,000$ 4,000SALESTAX-PSE $ 10,000$ 5,000$ 5,000

SALESTAX- $ 2,000ROW $ 2,000

SALESTAX-CON $ 12,000$ 12,000


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Santa Clara CountyLocal Road Projects

McClellan Road Separated Bikeways (Phase 3)Cupertino: McClellan Rd from De Anza Blvd to Byrne Ave and Pacifica Drive from De Anza Blvd to Torre Ave: Implementseparated bike lane improvements and traffic signal modifications


CupertinoSponsor: CupertinoImplementing Agency:

SCL190036TIP ID: County: Santa Clara Local RoadSystem: 17-01-0001RTP ID: nullCTIPS






Los Altos: Fremont Ave Pavement PreservationLos Altos: Fremont Ave between Grant Rd and Stevens Creek (City Limit): Rehabilitate roadway


Los AltosSponsor: Los AltosImplementing Agency:

SCL170038TIP ID: County: Santa Clara Local RoadSystem: 17-10-0022RTP ID: 20600006416CTIPS



OTHER LOCALPSE $ 170$ 170OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,365$ 1,365

STPCON $ 336$ 336


Regional Planning Activities and PPM - Santa ClaraSanta Clara: Regional Planning Activities and Planning, Programming and Monitoring (PPM)


Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)Sponsor: Santa Clara Valley TransportationImplementing Agency:




RIPENV $ 2,620$ 2,620OTHER LOCALPE $ 787$ 787STPPE $ 10,900$ 10,900RIPOTHER $ 2,405$ 469$ 112$ 912 $ 912

$ 912 $ 912 $ 112 $ 469 $ 16,712$ 14,307Total Programmed Funding:

Street Resurfacing 2020 & 2021Milpitas: Various streets and roads: Street rehabilitation, upgrade ADA facilities, striping and signage, including bicyclefacilities, and concrete work.


MilpitasSponsor: MilpitasImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPSE $ 386$ 386OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,390$ 1,090 $ 1,300


STPCON $ 1,609$ 1,031 $ 578


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Dunne Avenue Pavement RehabilitationMorgan Hill: E Dunne Ave between lower Thomas Grade and Flaming Oaks Dr and between upper Thomas Grade andHoliday Dr, and Holiday Drive from E Dunne Ave to 2,500 linear feet east toward Anderson lake: Pavement Rehabilitation


Morgan HillSponsor: Morgan HillImplementing Agency:






STPCON $ 857$ 857


San Jose - Autumn Street ExtensionIn San Jose: Autumn St between Julian Street and San Carlos Street: Widen, partially realign, and extend Autumn Street toadequately accommodate projected traffic demand.






EARMARKPE $ 974$ 974PRIVATEPE $ 326$ 326

RTP-LRPPE $ 4,000$ 4,000


RTP-LRPCON $ 5,000$ 5,000


San Jose Pavement MaintenanceSan Jose: Various streets and roads: Pavement maintenance and rehabilitation and build pedestrian facilities






OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,649$ 1,649OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,155$ 2,155STPCON $ 16,642$ 2,483 $ 14,159


US 101/Old Oakland Road Interchange improvementsOakland Rd - Commercial St to US 101: Widen to 8 lanes; Commercial St - Oakland Rd to Berryessa Rd: Add turn lanes;Commercial St - Berryessa Rd to Mabury Rd: Extend roadway: US 101 ramps: Widen to 3 lanes; Various locations in area:modify signals






OTHER LOCALPE $ 3,000$ 3,000OTHER LOCALPSE $ 3,000$ 3,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 19,000$ 19,000


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Montague Expwy Widening - Trade Zone-Great MallSanta Clara County: Montague Expressway between Trade Zone and Great Mall Blvd: Widen roadway to 8 lanes


Santa Clara CountySponsor: Santa Clara CountyImplementing Agency:




PRIVATEPE $ 1,000$ 1,000PRIVATEROW $ 1,000$ 1,000PRIVATECON $ 9,000$ 9,000



Local PDA Planning - Santa ClaraSanta Clara County: Various Agencies: Planning assistance pass through to local jurisdictions to supporttransportationinvestments and improve their performance in Priority Development Areas (PDAs).


Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA)Sponsor: Metropolitan TransportationImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 568$ 568STPPE $ 4,387$ 4,387


SR 237/US 101/Mathilda Interchange ModificationsIn Sunnyvale: US 101/Mathilda and SR 237/Mathilda interchanges: Modify interchanges to relieve congestion, improve trafficoperations for all modes and enhance landscaping conditions.






OTHER LOCALPE $ 4,000$ 4,000OTHER LOCALPSE $ 3,200$ 3,200SALESTAX-PSE $ 800$ 800OTHER LOCALROW $ 800$ 800SALESTAX-CON $ 21,200$ 19,000 $ 2,200

SB1CON $ 17,000$ 17,000


IDEA Cat 2: Valley Transportation AuthorityPalo Alto: At the Vetrans Administration Hospital: Implement an automated micro-transit feeder pilot project


Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA)Sponsor: Metropolitan TransportationImplementing Agency:






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US 101/Zanker Road-Skyport Drive-N. Fourth St. ImpSan Jose: US101 at Zanker Rd/Skyport Dr./N. 4th St: Construct a new overcrossing over US 101 connecting Zanker Rd toSkyport Dr-N. Fourth St to create a new north-south corridor parallel to N. First St and modify existing US 101 on and off-ramps






OTHER LOCALENV $ 2,600$ 2,600SALESTAX-ENV $ 3,000$ 3,000OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,500$ 1,500OTHER LOCALPSE $ 2,000$ 2,000

SALESTAX-PSE $ 10,200$ 10,200

SALESTAX- $ 70,000ROW $ 70,000

SALESTAX- $ 71,700CON $ 71,700


Sunnyvale Traffic Signal Upgrades/ReplacementsSunnyvale: Various intersections: Upgrade traffic signals and intersections to have pedestrian-friendly designs and improvedbicycle detection for the traffic signals.


SunnyvaleSponsor: SunnyvaleImplementing Agency:





OTHER LOCALPE $ 333$ 333STPPE $ 200$ 200STPCON $ 2,366$ 2,366


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Santa Clara CountyBike/Pedestrian Projects

Harriet Avenue Sidewalk ImprovementsCampbell: On Harriet Avenue between Westmont Avenue and Van Dusen Lane: Install sidewalk, curb, gutter, ADA compliantcurb ramps, and bicycle shared lane markings (sharrows)


CampbellSponsor: CampbellImplementing Agency:





CMAQCON $ 959$ 959



Los Gatos Creek Trail to Hwy 9 Trailhead ConnectorIn Los Gatos: The Los Gatos Creek Trail to the north and south sides of Highway 9 between the Highway 17 interchange andUniversity Ave: Construct bike and pedestrian connector


Los GatosSponsor: Los GatosImplementing Agency:

SCL170028TIP ID: County: Santa Clara Public Lands/TrailsSystem: 17-07-0001RTP ID: 20600006358CTIPS



CMAQPE $ 343$ 343OTHER LOCALPE $ 44$ 44RTP-LRPCON $ 4,000$ 4,000


Shannon Road Complete StreetsLos Gatos: On the north side of Shannon Road between Los Gatos Blvd and Cherry Blossom Lane: Construct a Class I multi-use path.


Los GatosSponsor: Los GatosImplementing Agency:







Palo Alto-El Camino Real Ped Safety & StreetscapeIn Palo Alto: On El Camino Real between Stanford Ave and Grant Ave: Install complete streets improvements focused onpedestrian safety, enhanced bus operations, and new urban design amenities.


Palo AltoSponsor: Palo AltoImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Projects that correct, improve, or eliminate a hazardous location or feature82Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 533,929



CMAQCON $ 4,655$ 4,655


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Waverley, E. Meadow & Fabian Enhanced BikewaysPalo Alto: Waverley Multi-Use Path: Widen and upgrade path; E Meadow Dr from Alma to Fabian: Protected bike facility;Fabian Way from East Meadow Dr to E Charleston: Reconfigures roadway with a travel lane reduction to add protectedbicycle facilities


Palo AltoSponsor: Palo AltoImplementing Agency:





CMAQCON $ 919$ 919

$ 480 $ 919 $ 1,399Total Programmed Funding:

Bay Trail Reach 9 & 9BSan Jose: From the existing San Francisco Bay Trail/HWY 237 Bikeway Trail to the Bay Trail designated parking spaces(adjacent to the publicly accessible Marriott property): Construct 1.1 miles of commuter/transportation trail. HPP # 2084






EARMARKPE $ 545$ 545OTHER LOCALPE $ 270$ 270EARMARKROW $ 50$ 50OTHER LOCALROW $ 13$ 13EARMARKCON $ 80$ 80OTHER LOCALCON $ 20$ 20RTP-LRPCON $ 7,560$ 7,560


Coyote Creek Trail (Hwy 237-Story Rd)San Jose: From Highway 237 to Story Road: Master plan entire system, design and construction of the trail.






EARMARKENV $ 457$ 457OTHER LOCALENV $ 115$ 115OTHER LOCALPE $ 92$ 92STPPE $ 713$ 713ATP-REGPSE $ 1,210$ 1,210EARMARKPSE $ 861$ 861OTHER LOCALPSE $ 430$ 430ATP-REGCON $ 4,046$ 4,046

EARMARKCON $ 2,356$ 2,356OTHER LOCALCON $ 10,403$ 10,403RTP-LRPCON $ 20,900$ 20,900


San Jose: Los Gatos Creek Reach 5 UnderpassIn San Jose: Los Gatos Creek Trail between Auzerais Ave and Montgomery/Bird Ave: Construct Los Gatos Creek Trail(Reach 5b/c).






CMAQPE $ 1,200$ 1,200OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,250$ 1,250OTHER LOCALROW $ 100$ 100RTP-LRPCON $ 2,500$ 2,500


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San Jose - Better BikewaysSan Jose: Various locations in downtown: Implement a network of bikeways








East San Jose BikewaysEast San Jose: Various locations: make improvements to the bikeway network including the installation of new bikeways,traffic calming features, bike-friendly signal detection and pavement markings. Toll credits used in lieu of match for CON.






OTHER LOCALPE $ 457$ 457OTHER LOCALROW $ 75$ 75CMAQCON $ 2,000$ 2,000


Tully Road Safety ImprovementsIn San Jose: Tully Road between Monterey Road and Capital Expressway: Implement safety elements






CMAQPE $ 1,624$ 1,624PRIVATEPE $ 776$ 776CMAQCON $ 5,975$ 5,975


STPCON $ 1,000$ 1,000


McKee Road Safety ImprovementsSan Jose: On McKee Road between Route 101 and Toyon Ave and On Gridley St at the intersection with Mckee Rd:Implement safety improvements






PRIVATEPE $ 778$ 778STPPE $ 1,628$ 1,628PRIVATECON $ 1,579$ 1,579

STPCON $ 6,995$ 6,995


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Mt Pleasant Ped & Bike Traffic Safety ImprovementsSan Jose: Various locations in the Mount Pleasant Area: Implement traffic safety improvements to serve student populationsof seven schools









W San Carlos Urban Village Streets ImprovementsSan Jose: West San Carlos St between I-880 and McEvoy St: Implement safety improvements






CMAQPE $ 2,618$ 2,618

PRIVATEPE $ 715$ 715

CMAQCON $ 964$ 964


RIPCON $ 4,350$ 4,350


Eastside Alum Rock (East of 680) Urban VillageSan Jose: On Alum Rock Avenue and east of I-680: Develop multi-modal transportation implementation plan




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Planning and technical studies680Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALPE $ 46$ 46STPPE $ 400$ 400


Willow-Keyes Complete Streets ImprovementsSan Jose: At various locations on the Willow-Keyes corridor: Construct bicycle and pedestrian safety improvements includingroad diets to construct Class IV protected bike lanes








ATP-REGCON $ 12,926$ 12,926




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Better Bikeway San Jose - San Fernando StreetSan Jose: On San Fernando St from Almaden Blvd to 11th St: Construct bicycle and pedestrian safety improvements






ATP-STENV $ 357$ 357OTHER LOCALENV $ 301$ 301ATP-STPSE $ 1,427$ 1,427

PRIVATEPSE $ 562$ 562

ATP-STCON $ 8,208$ 8,208



Saratoga Creek Trail Phase 1Santa Clara: Saratoga Creek Trail between Homeridge Park and Central Park: Build a class I bicycle and pedestrian trail


Santa Clara (City)Sponsor: Santa Clara (City)Implementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALENV $ 120$ 120OTHER LOCALPSE $ 450$ 450CMAQCON $ 3,735$ 3,735



San Tomas Aquino Creek Trail UnderpassIn Santa Clara: San Tomas Aquino Creek Trail between Tasman Dr and 1/4 mile south of Tasman Dr: Construct bike/pedunderpass.








CMAQCON $ 2,449$ 2,449



Hetch-Hetchy Trail Phase 1Santa Clara: On the Hetch-Hetchy right-of-way from Stars and Stripes Dr to San Tomas Aquino Creek and along the eastbank of San Tomas Aquino Creek from Hetch-Hetchy right-of-way to Agnew Rd: Build Class I bicycle and pedestrian facility







CMAQCON $ 790$ 790



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Santa Clara School Access ImprovementsSanta Clara: Various locations around Santa Clara Schools: Implement bicycle and pedestrian access improvements









Saratoga Village Crosswalks and Sidewalk RehabIn Saratoga: Along Big Basin Way between 6th street and Hwy 9: Install curb bulbouts and crosswalk and rehabilitatesidewalk.


SaratogaSponsor: SaratogaImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALENV $ 10$ 10OTHER LOCALPE $ 30$ 30OTHER LOCALCON $ 44$ 44

STPCON $ 338$ 338


Sunnyvale SNAIL Neighborhood ImprovementsSunnyvale: Various locations: Implement bike/ped improvements, close slip lanes, add bulbouts, install detection systems,ADA compliant ped signals, enhance existing bike lanes to include green bike lanes, create new bike lanes and bikeboulevards.






ATP-STENV $ 72$ 72OTHER LOCALENV $ 18$ 18ATP-STPSE $ 780$ 780


ATP-STCON $ 3,982$ 3,982




Bernardo Avenue Bicycle UnderpassSunnyvale: Between North and South Bernardo Avenue under the Caltrain tracks: Construct bicycle underpass






CMAQPE $ 500$ 500

OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,165$ 1,165

RTP-LRPCON $ 8,700$ 8,700


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Java Dr Road Diet and Bike LanesSunnyvale: On Java Dr from Mathilda to Crossman: Construct approximately 5,000 linear feet of Class II, IIB or IV bike laneseach side via a road diet






CMAQPE $ 371$ 214 $ 157

OTHER LOCALPE $ 99$ 78 $ 21

CMAQCON $ 129$ 129


$ 178 $ 362 $ 832$ 292Total Programmed Funding:

Peery Park "Sense of Place" ImprovementsSunnyvale: Various locations in the Peery Park Specific Area: Implement bike, pedestrian, and transit improvements









East Sunnyvale Area "Sense of Place"Sunnyvale: Various locations in the East Sunnyvale Sense of Place Plan Area: Implement bike, pedestrian and transit accessimprovements









Fair Oaks Avenue Bikeway - Phase 2Sunnyvale: Fair Oaks Ave from SR237 to Reed Ave: Reconfigure to install Bikeway/routes enhancements and close bikewaygaps









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Lawerence Station Area Sidewalks & Bike FacilitiesSunnyvale: In the general area of the Lawrence Station Area Plan: Install bike and pedestrian improvements









Homestead Rd at Homestead High School ImprovementsSunnyvale: Various locations on Homestead Rd near Homestead HS: Install safety improvements and upgrade signals; OnHomestead Rd from McKenzie Dr to Mary Ave (south side) and from Mary Ave to Kennewick Dr (north side): Install greenbuffered bike lanes






OTHER LOCALPSE $ 265$ 265CMAQCON $ 1,000$ 1,000


Sunnyvale Ped and Bike Infrastructure ImprovementsSunnyvale: At various locations city-wide: Add improvements to Bike/Ped infrastructure including enhancing and/or installingsigns, striping, ADA compliant curb ramps and crossing safety treatments






OTHER LOCALPSE $ 244$ 244CMAQCON $ 919$ 919


Sunnyvale Safe Routes to School ImprovementsSunnyvale: In the vicinity of Bishop Elementary School: Install bike lanes, high visibility crosswalks, raised crosswalks, andcurb extensions; Provide bicycle and pedestrian education and encouragement programs






ATP-STENV $ 56$ 56OTHER LOCALENV $ 14$ 14ATP-STPSE $ 318$ 318OTHER LOCALPSE $ 80$ 80ATP-STCON $ 1,515$ 6 $ 1,509



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Roadway Projects

Solano CountyState Highway Projects

Sonoma Boulevard Improvements HSIP5-04-031Vallejo: Sonoma Blvd. between York St. and Kentucky St: Implement road diet-reduce travel lanes from 4 to 2, add a two-wayleft turn lane or median, and add bike lanes.


VallejoSponsor: VallejoImplementing Agency:

SOL110037TIP ID: County: Solano State HighwaySystem: 17-08-0004RTP ID: 20600005472CTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Projects that correct, improve, or eliminate a hazardous location or feature29Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


HSIPPE $ 52$ 52OTHER LOCALPE $ 7$ 7HSIPCON $ 313$ 313OTHER LOCALCON $ 41$ 41


I-80/I-680/SR 12 Interchange ImprovementsFairfield: I-80/I-680/Route 12 IC: Ph-1 Improve IC, including connecting I-80 to SR 12 W, I-680 NB to SR 12W (JamesonCanyon), I-80 to I-680 (+ Express Lane Direct connectors), build local IC and build new connecting local roads to SR 12/RedTop IC.Phased






AB1171-AB144ENV $ 15,500$ 15,500BTENV $ 13,500$ 13,500TCRPENV $ 9,000$ 9,000AB1171-AB144PSE $ 7,225$ 7,225BTPSE $ 263$ 263RIPPSE $ 9,000$ 9,000AB1171-AB144ROW $ 27,433$ 27,433BTROW $ 15,500$ 15,500PRIVATEROW $ 2,000$ 2,000AB1171-AB144CON $ 26,259$ 26,259ACCON $ 8,500$ 8,500PROPCON $ 15,500$ 15,500RIPCON $ 11,412$ 11,412RTP-LRPCON $ 445,725$ 445,725

SB1CON $ 43,200$ 43,200STPCON $ 1,000$ 1,000SB1CON-CE $ 10,000$ 10,000


Redwood-Fairgrounds Dr Interchange ImpsSolano County: I-80 Redwood St. I/C and SR-37/Fairgrounds Dr. I/C: Implement I/C and safety improvements; FairgroundsDr. from Redwood St. to SR-37: Remove left turn lane and widen to add one lane in each direction and add bike lanes; transitimprovements


Solano CountySponsor: Solano CountyImplementing Agency:




CMAQPE $ 94$ 94EARMARKPE $ 1,290$ 1,290OTHER LOCALPE $ 446$ 446RTP-LRPPSE $ 4,967$ 4,967

RTP-LRPROW $ 26,000$ 26,000

EARMARKCON $ 428$ 428


RIPCON $ 5,000$ 5,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 57,798$ 57,798


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Solano CountyState Highway Projects

Solano I-80 Managed LanesSolano County: I-80 from Red Top Rd to I-505: Convert existing HOV to Managed Lane; I-80 from Air Base Parkway to I-505:Construct new Managed Lanes. Project also references RTP IDs 17-10-0059 and 17-10-0056


Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)Sponsor: Solano Transportation Authority (STA)Implementing Agency:




BTENV $ 10,900$ 10,900BTPSE $ 18,400$ 18,400OTHER LOCALPSE $ 5,100$ 5,100

BTROW $ 2,885$ 2,885OTHER LOCALCON $ 96,600$ 96,600

RIPCON $ 17,300$ 17,300

SB1CON $ 101,600$ 101,600

SB1CON-CE $ 21,800$ 21,800

BTROW-SUP $ 315$ 315


SR12/Church Rd Intersection ImprovementsRio Vista: At SR12/Church Rd. Intersection: Add Standard Shoulders, EB Left Turn Lane, WB Acceleration Lane (720 ft) andDeceleration Lane (300 ft), Remove Trees in Clear Recovery Zone






OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,110$ 1,110PRIVATEROW $ 70$ 70


RIPCON $ 1,939$ 1,939


I-80/I-680/SR 12 Interchange Phase 2ASolano County: I-80/I-680/SR-12 Interchange: Complete the construction of the I-80 connection to SR 12W that was startedwith the Construction Package 1.


Solano Transportation Authority (STA)Sponsor: CaltransImplementing Agency:

SOL190024TIP ID: County: Solano State HighwaySystem: 17-08-0009RTP ID: nullCTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.03 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Interchange reconfiguration projectsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


BTPSE $ 2,700$ 2,700RIPPSE $ 9,000$ 9,000BTROW $ 3,400$ 3,400BTCON $ 7,100$ 7,100

RIPCON $ 16,700$ 16,700

SB1CON $ 43,200$ 43,200

SB1CON-CE $ 10,000$ 10,000

BTROW-SUP $ 600$ 600


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Solano CountyLocal Road Projects

Benicia - Park Road ImprovementsBenicia: Park Road between I-780 and Bayshore Road: Resurface roadway and construct Class II/IV bicycle lane facilitiesand storm drain improvements


BeniciaSponsor: BeniciaImplementing Agency:

SOL170011TIP ID: County: Solano Local RoadSystem: 17-08-0002RTP ID: 20600006449CTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.10 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Pavement resurfacing and/or rehabilitation780Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:




STPCON $ 731$ 731


Parkway Blvd/UPRR Grade SeparationIn Dixon: Parkway Blvd from Valley Glen Dr. to Pitt School Rd: Construct new 4 lane roadway and overcrossing of UPRR &Porter Rd; Pitt School Rd from south of Hillview Drive to Porter Rd: widen shoulders and reconstruct roadway


DixonSponsor: DixonImplementing Agency:




EARMARKENV $ 480$ 480EARMARKPE $ 580$ 580OTHER LOCALPE $ 490$ 490OTHER LOCALROW $ 2,289$ 2,289RTP-LRPCON $ 12,000$ 12,000


Regional Planning Activities and PPM - SolanoSolano County: County-wide: Regional Planning Activities and Planning, Programming and Monitoring (PPM)


Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)Sponsor: Solano Transportation Authority (STA)Implementing Agency:




RIPENV $ 681$ 681OTHER LOCALPE $ 889$ 889STPPE $ 6,861$ 6,861RIP $ 29OTHER $ 629$ 123$ 159$ 159 $ 159


Solano County Roadway PreservationSolano County: On Midway Road from Interstate 80 to approximately 200 feet west of Porter Road: Place asphalt overlay.







STPCON $ 506$ 506


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Jepson: Walters Rd Ext - Peabody Rd WideningSolano County: Jepson Parkway segment: Walters Road Extension, Peabody Widening.






RIPENV $ 630$ 630OTHER LOCALPE $ 824$ 824RTP-LRPROW $ 1,304$ 1,304

RTP-LRPCON $ 10,673$ 10,673


Jepson: Leisure Town Road from Vanden to CommerceJepson Parkway segment: Leisure Town Road from Vanden Road to Commerce. Project is phased


Solano Transportation Authority (STA)Sponsor: VacavilleImplementing Agency:




EARMARKPE $ 793$ 793OTHER LOCALPE $ 103$ 103RIPPE $ 491$ 491OTHER LOCALPSE $ 539$ 539OTHER LOCALROW $ 1,016$ 1,016HBPCON $ 3,262$ 3,262OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,487$ 2,487RIPCON $ 19,377$ 19,377


Jepson: Leisure Town Road Phase 1B and 1CVacaville: (Phase 1B) Leisure Town Rd from Elmira Rd to Sequoia and (Phase 1C) from Sequoia Dr to Horse Creek: Widen to4 lanes with multiuse sidewalk and safety improvements


Solano Transportation Authority (STA)Sponsor: VacavilleImplementing Agency:




EARMARKPE $ 185$ 185OTHER LOCALPE $ 46$ 46PRIVATEPE $ 3,500$ 3,500RIPPE $ 200$ 200OTHER LOCALPSE $ 564$ 564OTHER LOCALROW $ 893$ 893CMAQCON $ 1,407$ 1,407

OTHER LOCALCON $ 891$ 891PRIVATECON $ 4,871$ 4,871

RIPCON $ 9,296$ 9,296


New Railroad Avenue Pavement RehabilitationSuisun City: Railroad Ave from Sunset Ave to Birchwood Ct: Rehabilitate roadway on eastbound lanes; Railroad Ave fromSunset Ave to Marina Blvd: Restripe existing Class 2 bicycle lanes on both sides of street, including buffer depending on roadwidth


Suisun CitySponsor: Suisun CityImplementing Agency:






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Vaca Valley/I505 Multimodal ImprovementsVacaville: On Vaca Valley Parkway at E Monte Vista Ave and I-505 ramps: Install roundabouts and constructbicycle/pedestrian facilities over I-505 connecting to existing facilities and ADA improvements






PRIVATEENV $ 1,000$ 1,000PRIVATEPSE $ 2,000$ 2,000PRIVATEROW $ 50$ 50CMAQCON $ 1,907$ 1,907


RTP-LRPCON $ 2,000$ 2,000


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Solano CountyBike/Pedestrian Projects

East Tabor Tolenas SR2S Sidewalk Gap ClosureIn Fairfield: On East Tabor Avenue (north side); Construct sidewalk across the railroad tracks including slight roadwaywidening. On Tolenas Avenue (east side); widen the existing sidewalk.






ATP-STENV $ 88$ 88OTHER LOCALENV $ 160$ 160ATP-STPSE $ 34$ 34

ATP-STROW $ 138$ 138

ATP-STCON $ 1,440$ 1,440


Grange Middle School Safe Routes to SchoolIn Fairfield: On East Tabor Avenue, at the intersections of Falcon Drive and blossom Avenue: enhance bicycle and pedestriansafety mobility.








Suisun Vallley Bicycle and Pedestrian ImpsSolano County: At Mankas Corner: Construct staging area with bicycle and pedestrian improvements; At Various Locations inSolano County: Add a Class II bike lane to enhance bike access to areas identified for agri-tourism in the Suisun Valley area






OTHER LOCALPE $ 282$ 282STPPE $ 248$ 248OTHER LOCALCON $ 120$ 120RTP-LRPCON $ 6,000$ 6,000

STPCON $ 927$ 927


Solano County Farm to Market Phase 3Solano County: Various locations in Suisun Valley: Construct bike lanes







STPCON $ 2,918$ 2,918


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Solano Safe Routes to School ProgramIn Solano County: Countywide: Implement Countywide Solano Safe Routes to School Program, including Planning,Education, and Encouragement events and materials.


Solano Transportation Authority (STA)Sponsor: Solano CountyImplementing Agency:





CMAQCON $ 3,755$ 3,755OTHER LOCALCON $ 61$ 61STPCON $ 35$ 35


STA SR2S Infrastructure & Non-infrastructureSolano County: At 7 schools: Implement pedestrian infrastructure improvements; At 26 schools throughout the Cities ofBenicia, Rio Vista & Vallejo: Providing education outreach


Solano Transportation Authority (STA)Sponsor: VallejoImplementing Agency:




ATP-REGPSE $ 125$ 125OTHER LOCALPSE $ 297$ 297OTHER LOCALROW $ 18$ 18ATP-REGCON $ 2,942$ 2,942TDACON $ 85$ 85


McCoy Creek Trail - Phase 2Suisun City: Along the west bank of the McCoy Creek canal and the north bank of the Laurel Creek canal from Pintail Dr toBlossom Avenue: Construct a Class I concrete pedestrian/bicycle trail with a bridge over Laurel Creek canal


Suisun CitySponsor: Suisun CityImplementing Agency:

SOL170007TIP ID: County: Solano Public Lands/TrailsSystem: 17-08-0002RTP ID: 20600006270CTIPS



OTHER LOCALENV $ 150$ 150ATP-REGPSE $ 650$ 650ATP-REGCON $ 3,487$ 3,487


Vallejo Downtown StreetscapeVallejo: Various streets in the downtown area: Pedestrian enhancements including traffic calming, restriping, parking, signs,brick pavers, street furniture and art. Project is phased







OTHER LOCALPE $ 233$ 233CMAQCON $ 784$ 784FED-DISCCON $ 1,150$ 1,150OTHER LOCALCON $ 666$ 666STPCON $ 1,656$ 1,656


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Vallejo Bay Trail / Vine Trail Gap ClosureIn Vallejo: Between the existing Bay Trail to the south and the Bay Trail and Napa Vine Trail in American Canyon: Build multi-use path to close the gap between the existing trail segments



SOL170008TIP ID: County: Solano Public Lands/TrailsSystem: 17-08-0002RTP ID: 20600006271CTIPS



OTHER LOCALENV $ 239$ 239TDAPE $ 200$ 200OTHER LOCALPSE $ 527$ 527ATP-REGCON $ 4,216$ 4,216



Vallejo - Sacramento St Road Diet and RehabVallejo: Sacramento St from Tennessee St to Capitol St: Implement road diet, rehabilitation, and bike/ped improvements


VallejoSponsor: Solano Transportation Authority (STA)Implementing Agency:






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Sonoma County

Roadway Projects

Sonoma CountyState Highway Projects

US 101 Marin/Sonoma Narrows (Sonoma)Marin and Sonoma Counties (Sonoma County Portion): From SR37 in Novato to Old Redwood Highway in Petaluma: convertexpressway to freeway; Between Lakeville Highway and East Washigton Street: Construct NB auxillary lane, and widen to 6lanes for HOV lanes.


Sonoma County Transportation Authority (SCTA)Sponsor: Sonoma County TransportationImplementing Agency:

SON070004TIP ID: County: Sonoma State HighwaySystem: 17-09-0006RTP ID: 20600003977CTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: NON-EXEMPT101Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 2,218,481


EARMARKENV $ 3,024$ 3,024IIPENV $ 4,500$ 4,500EARMARKPSE $ 2,642$ 2,642OTHER LOCALPSE $ 110$ 110SALESTAX-PSE $ 16,167$ 16,167TCRPPSE $ 1,220$ 1,220EARMARKROW-CT $ 20$ 20SALESTAX-ROW-CT $ 2,850$ 2,850RIPROW $ 15,463$ 15,463SALESTAX-ROW $ 2,191$ 2,191OTHER LOCALCON-CT $ 4,200$ 4,200PROPCON-CT $ 11,042$ 11,042SALESTAX-CON-CT $ 1,148$ 1,148EARMARKCON $ 10,308$ 10,308OTHER LOCALCON $ 26,699$ 26,699PRIVATECON $ 8,671$ 8,671PROPCON $ 66,540$ 66,540PROPERTY TAXCON $ 10,000$ 10,000RIPCON $ 7,395$ 7,395RTP-LRPCON $ 36,011$ 36,011

SALESTAX-CON $ 9,265$ 9,265SB1CON $ 72,770$ 72,770STPCON $ 16,400$ 16,400EARMARKCON-CE $ 6,000$ 6,000OTHER LOCALCON-CE $ 115$ 115PRIVATECON-CE $ 1,400$ 1,400SB1CON-CE $ 12,600$ 12,600


US 101 Hearn Ave InterchangeSanta Rosa: US 101/Hearn Avenue over-crossing/interchange: Replace the US 101/Hearn Avenue over-crossing/interchangewith a new over crossing/interchange including bike lanes, sidewalks, and re-aligned ramps to US 101.


Santa RosaSponsor: Santa RosaImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALENV $ 1,150$ 1,150SALESTAX-ENV $ 1,150$ 1,150SALESTAX-PSE $ 1,800$ 1,800OTHER LOCALROW $ 800$ 800SALESTAX-ROW $ 800$ 800RTP-LRPCON $ 25,500$ 25,500



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Sonoma CountyState Highway Projects

Highway 116/121 Intersection Improvement ProjectSonoma County: Southwest of the City of Sonoma at the intersection of State Routes 116, and 121, and Bonneau Road:Improve intersection




Air Quality Exempt Code: 5.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.127) - Intersection signalization projects at individual intersections116 46.0 46.7Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALENV $ 150$ 150SALESTAX-ENV $ 1,950$ 1,950SALESTAX-PSE $ 2,000$ 2,000RTP-LRPROW $ 4,343$ 4,343

SALESTAX-ROW $ 457$ 457RTP-LRPCON $ 10,640$ 10,640

RTP-LRPCON-CE $ 1,600$ 1,600



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Sonoma CountyLocal Road Projects

E. Cotati Avenue Street RehabilitationCotati: E. Cotati Avenue from the railroad tracks east to the City limits: Repave street, landscape the median, update trafficsigns, and repair and restore sidewalks to ADA compliance


CotatiSponsor: CotatiImplementing Agency:

SON170015TIP ID: County: Sonoma Local RoadSystem: 17-10-0022RTP ID: 20600006405CTIPS



OTHER LOCALPSE $ 88$ 88STPCON $ 675$ 675


Healdsburg Avenue Complete Streets ImprovementsHealdsburg: On Healdsburg Ave from Powell Ave to Passalaqua Rd: Implement complete streets improvements for all modesof travel including reducing travel lanes from 5 to 3


HealdsburgSponsor: HealdsburgImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Projects that correct, improve, or eliminate a hazardous location or feature0.00 1.73Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALENV $ 200$ 200OTHER LOCALPSE $ 50$ 50OTHER LOCALCON $ 400$ 400

STPCON $ 600$ 600


Regional Planning Activities and PPM - SonomaSonoma County: Regional Planning Activities and Planning, Programming and Monitoring (PPM)


Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)Sponsor: Sonoma County TransportationImplementing Agency:




RIPENV $ 847$ 847OTHER LOCALPE $ 648$ 648STPPE $ 5,000$ 5,000RIPOTHER $ 781$ 153$ 278$ 350

$ 350 $ 278 $ 153 $ 7,276$ 6,495Total Programmed Funding:

Petaluma Blvd South Road Diet at E StreetPetaluma Blvd from E St to Crystal Ln: Rehab pavement, reconfigure lanes for smoother traffic flow, add class 2 bike lanesand signal modifications: Petaluma Blvd from E St to Mountain View Ave: Reduce lanes from 4 to 2 and signal modifications.







STPCON $ 2,630$ 2,630


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Rohnert Park Various Streets RehabilitationRohnert Park: On State Farm Drive from Rohnert Park Expressway to approximately 200 feet north of Professional CenterDrive: Rehabilitate roadway


Rohnert ParkSponsor: Rohnert ParkImplementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALPE $ 206$ 206OTHER LOCALPSE $ 270$ 270OTHER LOCALCON $ 180$ 180STPCON $ 1,035$ 1,035OTHER LOCALCON-CE $ 135$ 135


Santa Rosa Pavement Rehab of Various StreetsIn Santa Rosa: Various locations: Pavement rehabilitation; Various locations: Restripe roadways to add Class II bike lanes







STPCON $ 1,655$ 1,655


Replace Hauser Bridge over Gualala River 20C0240In Sonoma: Bridge No.20C0240,Hauser Road Bridge over over South Fork Gualala River, 5 Mi east of Seaview Road.Replace existing one-lane bridge with a new two-lane bridge


Sonoma CountySponsor: Sonoma CountyImplementing Agency:




HBPPE $ 1,097$ 1,097HBPROW $ 50$ 50HBPCON $ 5,033$ 5,033


Sonoma County Various Streets & Roads PreservationSonoma County: Various locations: Rehabilitate pavement








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Bodega Highway Pavement RehabilitationBodega Hwy: Beginning at the intersection of Sexton Lane and ending at the Sebastopol City Limits: The Project length isapproximately 2 miles. The scope of work will includes pavement rehabilitation, replacement of traffic markings.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.10 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Pavement resurfacing and/or rehabilitation17.2 20.0Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:




Sonoma SRTS High School PilotIn Sonoma County: Countywide: Safe routes to school high school pilot program to shift mode away from single familyvehicular trips to bicycle/pedestrian/carpooling/bussing.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Grants for training and research programsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 100,018



Sonoma County - River Road Pavement RehabSonoma County: River Rd from Trenton-Healdsburg Rd to just west of the SMART right-of-way (PM 19.77 to 24.60):Rehabilitation of pavement and striping for bike lanes








Rehabilitaiton of Various Roads in Sonoma CountySonoma County: Various streets and roads: Preserve and rehabilitate pavement and improve pedestrian and bike access








Santa Rosa Car ShareSanta Rosa: Various locations: Establish nine car share vehicles at four pods.






OTHER STATEPE $ 220$ 220CMAQCON $ 170$ 170


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Windsor River Road/Windsor Road Intersection ImpsWindsor: At the Windsor River Road/Windsor Road/SMART intersection: Construct rail crossing safety improvements, multi-use path, pedestrian and vehicle traffic improvements.


WindsorSponsor: WindsorImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Railroad/highway crossingRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


OTHER LOCALPE $ 800$ 800PROPERTY TAXCON $ 2,000$ 2,000

STPCON $ 3,000$ 3,000


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Sonoma CountyBike/Pedestrian Projects

Cloverdale - Safe Routes to School Phase 2Cloverdale: Various Locations: Construct sidewalks and add Class II bike lanes


CloverdaleSponsor: CloverdaleImplementing Agency:




SALESTAX-PE $ 66$ 66SALESTAX-ROW $ 101$ 101STPCON $ 100$ 100


Jennings Ave Bike & Ped RR Crossing CorridorIn Santa Rosa: At Jennings Ave and SMART railroad tracks: Construct a bicycle and pedestrian crossing and develop a SafeRoutes to School service program focusing on education and awareness for the Helen Lehman Elementary School








Highway 101 Bicycle and Pedestrian OvercrossingSanta Rosa: Over Highway 101 in the vicinity of the Santa Rosa Junior College and the Coddingtown Mall: Construct a ClassI shared-use ADA accessible bicycle and pedestrian bridge






CMAQPE $ 1,782$ 1,782

TDAPE $ 231$ 231

RTP-LRPROW $ 2,350$ 2,350

RTP-LRPCON $ 23,750$ 23,750


SantaRosa Downtown Comm Infrastructure EnhancementSanta Rosa: In downtown and Railroad Square: Upgrade the existing traffic signal interconnect infrastructure from copper wireto a fiber optic backbone.



SON190011TIP ID: County: Sonoma Local RoadSystem: 17-09-0005RTP ID: nullCTIPS





STPCON $ 400$ 400

$ 52 $ 400 $ 452Total Programmed Funding:

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Bodega Avenue Bike Lanes and Pavement RehabSebastopol: Bodega Ave from Pleasant Hill Ave to High St: Rehabilitate pavement, fill in sidewalk gaps, widen pavement, addbike lanes, and implement pedestrian safety improvements


SebastopolSponsor: SebastopolImplementing Agency:






STPCON $ 1,195$ 1,195


Fryer Creek Pedestrian and Bicycle BridgeSonoma: At Newcomb Street over Fryer Creek: Construct a new bicycle and pedestrian bridge and path as well as circulationand accessibility improvements to Newcomb Street and Fryer Creek Drive.


Sonoma (City)Sponsor: Sonoma (City)Implementing Agency:




OTHER LOCALENV $ 65$ 65OTHER LOCALPSE $ 53$ 53OTHER LOCALROW $ 41$ 41CMAQCON $ 501$ 501



Crocker Bridge Bike and Pedestrian PassageSonoma County: On existing north piers of Crocker Bridge: Construct a Class 1 bicycle and ped facility







STPCON $ 2,425$ 2,425


Central Sonoma Valley TrailIn the unincorporated area of Sonoma County: Near City of Sonoma from Larson Park to Flowery Elementary School andalong Verano Avenue from Sonoma Creek to Main Street: construct 0.42 miles of a Class I bike trail.


Sonoma County Regional ParksSponsor: Sonoma County Regional ParksImplementing Agency:




CMAQPE $ 160$ 160OTHER LOCALPE $ 40$ 40CMAQCON $ 340$ 340OTHER LOCALCON $ 85$ 85


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Joe Rodota Trail Bridge ReplacementSonoma County: On the Joe Rodota Trail near the City of Sebastopol: Remove and replace two deteriorating bicycle andpedestrian bridges


Sonoma County Regional ParksSponsor: Sonoma County Regional ParksImplementing Agency:

SON170025TIP ID: County: Sonoma Public Lands/TrailsSystem: 17-09-0001RTP ID: 20600006489CTIPS




STPCON $ 529$ 529


Sonoma County - County-Wide SRTS ProgramSonoma County: Countywide: Safe Routes to Schools Education Program in schools, while encouraging schools to lead theirown ongoing programs, with a goal of increasing active or shared modes of transportation to school.






SALESTAX-ENV $ 260$ 260CMAQCON $ 2,000$ 2,000STPCON $ 50$ 50


Conde Ln/Johnson St Pedestrian ImprovementsIn Town of Windsor: At the intersection of Conde Lane and Johnson Street: Realign intersection to eliminate stop signs onConde Lane. Johnson Street becomes right in and right out only. Add RRFB crossing on Conde Lane to improve pedestriansafety.








Bell Rd/Market St/Windsor River Rd Ped ImprovementIn Windsor: At the intersection of Bell Road-Market Street and Windsor River Road: Install a traffic signal and installpedestrian and bicycle signal equipment.








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2021 TIP February 24, 2021217S4 -

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2021 TIP February 24, 2021218S4 -

Various County

Roadway Projects

Various CountyState Highway Projects

Freeway Performance Program: SR 37Marin, Napa, Solano, Sonoma Counties: SR-37 corridor: Develop a comprehensive and multi-benefits improvement plan forthe corridor that integrates transportation, ecology and sea level rise adaptation into a more resilient SR 37.



VAR190004TIP ID: County: Various State HighwaySystem: 17-10-0037RTP ID: nullCTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Planning and technical studies37 0 21Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 114,700


STPOTHER $ 1,000$ 1,000$ 1,000$ 1,000Total Programmed Funding:

FPP: I-80 in Alameda, Contra Costa and SFI-80: Alameda, Contra Costa and SF Counties between the Carquinez Bridge and Fremont St: Conduct studies to identify arange of innovative near- to mid-term operational improvement and demand management strategies to address traffic flowand circulation.



VAR190003TIP ID: County: Various State HighwaySystem: 17-10-0033RTP ID: nullCTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Planning and technical studies80 7 27Route: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 344,100


STPOTHER $ 3,000$ 3,000$ 3,000$ 3,000Total Programmed Funding:

Freeway Performance Program: SR-84Alameda & San Mateo Counties: SR-84 from I-880 to US-101: Deliver operational strategies including adaptive rampmetering, advanced technologies, arterial/transit priority signal upgrades, & higher vehicle occupancy strategies



VAR170023TIP ID: County: Various State HighwaySystem: 17-10-0033RTP ID: 20600006291CTIPS



STPPE $ 375$ 375STPCON $ 4,000$ 4,000


Freeway Performance Program: I-880 CorridorAlameda & Santa Clara Counties: I-880 from I-280 to I-80: Deliver operational strategies including adaptive ramp metering,advanced tech, arterial/transit priority signal upgrades & higher vehicle occupancy strategies






STPCON $ 3,000$ 3,000$ 3,000$ 3,000Total Programmed Funding:

GL: Highway Safety Improvement ProgramGL: Safety Imprv - Highway Safety Improvement Program: Projects are consistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Tables 2and Table 3 categories.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.06 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Highway Safety Improvement Program implementationRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 568,204


HSIP $ 2,741CON $ 84,379$ 48,760 $ 9,143$ 3,021 $ 20,714

OTHER LOCAL $ 567CON $ 6,551$ 3,720 $ 699 $ 1,565


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GL: Pavement Resurfacing/Rehab SHS - Highway MaintGL: Pavement Resurf/Rehab State Highway System - Highway Maintenance. Projects are consistent with 40 CFR Part93.126 Exempt Tables 2 and Table 3 categories - Pavement resurfacing and/or rehabilitation.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.10 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Pavement resurfacing and/or rehabilitationRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 1,726,694


SHACON $ 41,033$ 41,033ST-CASHCON $ 6,531$ 6,531ST-STPCON $ 5,830$ 5,830


GL: Safety Improvements - SHOPP Mobility ProgramSF Bay Area: Various Locations: Projects are consistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Tables 2 and Table 3 categories







AC $ 44,999CON $ 501,470$ 145,697 $ 172,718$ 28,175 $ 109,881


GL: Pavement Resurf./Rehab - SHOPP Roadway Presv.Regionwide: Various Locations: Projects consistent with 40CFR93.126 Exempt Tables 2 categories - Pavement resurfacingand/or rehabilitation, Emergency relief (23 U.S.C. 125), Widening narrow pavements or reconstructing bridges (no additionaltravel lanes)






AC $ 310,060CON $ 1,420,945$ 659,275 $ 213,468$ 88,280 $ 149,862

$ 88,280 $ 149,862 $ 213,468 $ 310,060 $ 1,420,945$ 659,275Total Programmed Funding:

GL: Safety Imprv. - SHOPP Collision ReductionRegionwide: Various Locations: Projects are consistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Tables 2 and Table 3 categories




Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.09 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Guardrails, median barriers, crash cushionsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


AC $ 59,804CON $ 898,611$ 579,805 $ 12,589$ 43,153 $ 203,260


GL: Emergency Repair - SHOPP Emergency ResponseRegionwide: Various Locations: Projects are consistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Tables 2 categories




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.13 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Repair of damage caused by natural disasters, civil unrest, or terrorist acts,except projects involving substantial functional, locational or capacity changes



AC $ 2,323CON $ 788,184$ 634,586 $ 27,377$ 82,056 $ 41,842


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GL: Safety Improvements - SHOPP MandatesRegionwide: Various Locations: Projects are consistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Tables 2 and Table 3 categories




Air Quality Exempt Code: 3.02 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Bicycle and pedestrian facilitiesRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 1,246,330


AC $ 36,011CON $ 232,991$ 84,800 $ 41,714$ 22,548 $ 47,918


GL: Bridge Rehab and Reconstruction - SHOPPRegionwide: Various Locations: Projects are consistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Tables 2 categories - Wideningnarrow pavements or reconstructing bridges (no additional travel lanes).







AC $ 228,027CON $ 1,215,402$ 706,507 $ 34,795$ 76,840 $ 169,233


GL: Shoulder Imprv - SHOPP Roadside PreservationRegionwide: Various Locations: Projects are consistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Tables 2 categories -Fencing,Safety roadside rest areas




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.09 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Plantings, landscaping, etcRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


ACCON $ 18,480$ 7,608 $ 3,605$ 6,849 $ 418

$ 6,849 $ 418 $ 3,605 $ 18,480$ 7,608Total Programmed Funding:

Bay Bridge Forward - Casual CarpoolSan Francisco and the East Bay: Along I-80 corridor: Establish and improve casual carpool pick-up locations at key locationsin San Francisco and along I-80 and in East Bay.






BTENV $ 250$ 250BTPSE $ 100$ 100BTCON $ 650$ 650


Bay Bridge Forward - Integrated Bridge CorridorAlameda County: Deploy ITS that integrate with SFOBB toll bridge metering lights system and Smart I-80 to improve trafficflow and information dissemination for users of the I-80, I-580, and I-880 bridge approaches to the SFOBB.







BTENV $ 250$ 250BTPSE $ 300$ 300BTCON $ 2,450$ 2,450


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GL: Railroad-Highway CrossingGL: Railroad/Highway Crossings. Projects are consistent with 40 CFR 93.126 Exempt Tables 2 categories - Railroad/highwaycrossing




Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Railroad/highway crossingRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 1,500,690


OTHER FEDERALCON $ 23,746$ 20,371 $ 3,375


GL: Pvmt Resurf/Rehab State Hwy Sys - SHOPP MinorGL: Pavement Resurf/Rehab State Hwy System - SHOPP Minor. Projects are consistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 ExemptTables 2 and Table 3 categories






ACCON $ 45,068$ 18,349 $ 26,719


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2021 TIP February 24, 2021222S4 -

Roadway Projects

Various CountyLocal Road Projects

GL: Bridge Rehab/Recon. - Local Hwy Bridge ProgramGL: Local Bridge Rehab/Recon. - Local Highway Bridge Program(HBP) or Highway Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation(HBRR). Projects are consistent with 40 CFR Part 93.126 Exempt Tables 2 categories.



VAR170012TIP ID: County: Various Local RoadSystem: 17-10-0024RTP ID: 20600006109CTIPS




ACCON $ 126,638$ 28,362 $ 98,276

BR-SEISMICCON $ 6,079$ 4,521$ 1,446 $ 46$ 67

HBP $ 28,540CON $ 720,753$ 469,898$ 165,505 $ 9,167$ 24,754 $ 22,890

OTHER LOCAL $ 934CON $ 59,966$ 28,364$ 14,623 $ 662$ 14,288 $ 1,094

$ 137,385 $ 23,984 $ 9,875 $ 29,474 $ 502,782 $ 913,436$ 209,936Total Programmed Funding:

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2021 TIP February 24, 2021223S4 -

Roadway Projects

Various CountyLocal Road Projects


2021 TIP February 24, 2021224S4 -

Roadway Projects

Various CountyBike/Pedestrian Projects

Bike Share Capital ProgramFremont, Richmond, and Marin and Sonoma Counties, along the SMART Corridor: Various Locations: Implement bike /bicycle sharing



VAR170024TIP ID: County: Various Local RoadSystem: 17-01-0001RTP ID: 20600006375CTIPS



CMAQCON $ 75$ 75MTCCON $ 1,850$ 1,850OTHER LOCALCON $ 659$ 659STPCON $ 700$ 700


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2021 TIP February 24, 2021225S4 -

Roadway Projects

Various CountyBike/Pedestrian Projects


2021 TIP February 24, 2021226S4 -

Multiple Counties

Roadway Projects

Multiple CountiesState Highway Projects

Freeway Performance Initiative (FPI)SF Bay Area: Regionwide: Design, implement and maintain ramp metering, Traffic Operation Systems (TOS), and otherFreeway Performance Initiative (FPI) projects on major congested freeways throughout the region.



REG090003TIP ID: County: Regional State HighwaySystem: 17-10-0033RTP ID: 20600004328CTIPS



ACPE $ 2,650$ 2,650CMAQPE $ 51,278$ 51,278OTHER LOCALPE $ 5,963$ 5,963STPPE $ 12,087$ 12,087OTHER LOCALROW-CT $ 130$ 130ACROW $ 380$ 380CMAQROW $ 360$ 360OTHER LOCALROW $ 38$ 38OTHER LOCALCON-CT $ 5,746$ 5,746PROPCON-CT $ 8,957$ 8,957STPCON-CT $ 2,263$ 2,263AB1171-AB144CON $ 1,000$ 1,000ACCON $ 57,745$ 57,745CMAQCON $ 13,719$ 13,719FED-DISCCON $ 2,000$ 2,000OTHER LOCALCON $ 12,066$ 12,066PROPCON $ 56,000$ 56,000RTP-LRPCON $ 51,586$ 51,586

ST-CASHCON $ 4,913$ 4,913STPCON $ 7,930$ 7,930CMAQCON-CE $ 6,164$ 6,164OTHER LOCALCON-CE $ 3,300$ 3,300CMAQROW-SUP $ 730$ 730


Connected Bay AreaSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Implement a collective approach to freeway operations and management, includingcommunications network building, and traffic management systems and software; Along the I-880 corridor: enhancecommunication infrastructure







STPPE $ 7,340$ 2,500 $ 1,840 $ 3,000

BTCON $ 90$ 90STPCON $ 11,660$ 4,060 $ 7,600


511 Carpool and Vanpool ProgramsSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Operate Carpool and Vanpool Programs. Toll credits applied in lieu of match; non-federal fundsare non-participating







CMAQCON $ 10,000$ 10,000OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,570$ 2,570RTP-LRPCON $ 3,150$ 3,150

TFCACON $ 1,870$ 1,870


2021 TIP February 24, 2021227S4 -

Roadway Projects

Multiple CountiesState Highway Projects

Bay Bridge Forward - Flexible On-Demand TransitSF Bay Area: Region-Wide: Provide on-demand transit services between East Bay and San Francisco, including relatedsupportive transportation demand management strategies.






BTENV $ 1,000$ 1,000$ 1,000$ 1,000Total Programmed Funding:

Incident Management ProgramSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Manage congestion by implementing strategies to enhance mobility and safety, and reduce theimpacts of traffic incidents, including advanced transportation management technologies and systems








Connected & Automated VehiclesSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Deploy demonstration CV/AV technologies to prepare the region for future connected andautomated vehicles and support strategies, including technical assistance. Toll credits used in lieu of match







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2021 TIP February 24, 2021228S4 -

Roadway Projects

Multiple CountiesLocal Road Projects

Regional Streets and Roads ProgramSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Regional Streets and Roads Program including providing assistance to Bay Area agencies toimplement & maintain computerized pavement management system (PMS), implementing PTAP, updating regional needs



REG090039TIP ID: County: Regional Local RoadSystem: 17-10-0022RTP ID: 20600004462CTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.03 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Planning activities conducted pursuant to titles 23 and 49 U.S.CRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 4,980


OTHER LOCALCON $ 3,834$ 3,484 $ 350

STPCON $ 24,143$ 24,143


Bay Area Housing InitiativesSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Establish land acquisition and land banking financing fund and Bay Area Preservation Pilot tomaximize the production and preservation of affordable housing near transit stations; reinvest funds for second cycle of TOAH2.0






MTCCON $ 30,000$ 30,000$ 30,000$ 30,000Total Programmed Funding:

Regional Planning Activities and PPM - MTCRegional: Regional Planning Activities and Planning, Programming and Monitoring (PPM)






RIPENV $ 1,961$ 1,961OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,238$ 1,238STPPE $ 9,555$ 9,555RIP $ 803OTHER $ 3,884$ 832$ 776$ 723 $ 750


Reg. Prog. for Arterial System SynchronizationSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Develop plans to guide arterial system integration and operations investments, and provide projectmanagement and traffic engineering/tech assistance (including procuring traffic signal & comm. equipment andhardware/firmware)






CMAQCON $ 5,000$ 5,000OTHER LOCALCON $ 650$ 650


Shared Use MobilitySF Bay Area: Regionwide: Implement innovative projects & initiatives that promote shared forms of technology-basedtransportation options, may include pilot microtransit programs of no more than five vehicles. Toll credits are used in lieu ofmatch




Air Quality Exempt Code: NON-EXEMPTRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 286,750



2021 TIP February 24, 2021229S4 -

Roadway Projects

Multiple CountiesLocal Road Projects

Innovative Deployments to Enhance Arterials Ct 1&2SF Bay Area: Region-wide: Deploy advanced technologies along arterial to enhance mobility and safety across all modes,including Connected/Automated vehicles, demonstration/pilot queue jump lanes no longer than one quarter mile






MTCPE $ 1,240$ 1,240OTHER LOCALPE $ 1,450$ 1,450STPPE $ 9,915$ 9,915OTHER LOCALCON $ 130$ 130STPCON $ 1,000$ 1,000


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2021 TIP February 24, 2021230S4 -

Regional Project

Listings

Regional Transportation Network Projects

Multiple Counties

511 Traveler InformationSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Provides multimodal, accurate, reliable, and accessible traveler information on multipledissemination platforms, serves as the go-to source during major disruptions and emergencies, and supports MTC andpartner initiatives.



REG090042TIP ID: County: Regional RegionalSystem: 17-10-0029RTP ID: 20600004494CTIPS

Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.11 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Directional and informational signsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 1,003,625


CMAQCON $ 24,070$ 24,070OTHER LOCALCON $ 14,100$ 14,100STPCON $ 67,950$ 67,950


Bay Bridge Forward - Commuter Parking InitiativeAlbany and Oakland: At I-80/Buchanan Ave, I-880/High St, I-880/Fruitvale: Establish commuter parking in East Bay includingparking management technologies, to encourage carpool and express bus ridership.






BTENV $ 1,023$ 1,023OTHER LOCALENV $ 114$ 114BTPSE $ 585$ 585STA-POPPSE $ 10$ 10BTCON $ 880$ 880MTCCON $ 3,900$ 3,900OTHER LOCALCON $ 5,488$ 5,488


Spare the Air YouthRegional: Education and Outreach: Program designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and vehicle miles traveledthrough education and encouragement programs for youth and families.







511 Next GenSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Provide free multi-modal traveler information via multiple platforms. Given the public's increasingreliance on private sector services, 511 will focus on being a data provider to increase dissemination of traffic and transit data




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.11 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Directional and informational signsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 3,853,690


STPCON $ 33,598$ 28,226 $ 5,372


2021 TIP February 24, 2021231S4 -


Multiple Counties

Active Operations ManagementSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Planning and design assessments of various multi-modal operational projects and policies.







STPCON $ 23,937$ 14,250 $ 9,687


Regional Planning - PDA ImplementationSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Planning Assistance to support transportation investments and improve their performance inpriority development areas.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.03 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Planning activities conducted pursuant to titles 23 and 49 U.S.CRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 57,350


OTHER LOCALCON $ 2,287$ 1,108 $ 1,179

STPCON $ 17,650$ 8,550 $ 9,100


Spare the AirSan Francisco Bay Area: Region-wide: Spare the Air Campaign - Inform/educate the public about ozone problems, notifywhen Spare the Air days are called and encourage use of transit, ridesharing, etc


Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD)Sponsor: Bay Area Air Quality ManagementImplementing Agency:


Air Quality Exempt Code: 2.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Operating assistance to transit agenciesRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 573,500



Electric Vehicle Programs and OutreachSan Francisco Bay Area: Inform/educate the public about electric vehicles, infrastructure and purchasing programs.







Electric Vehicle Infrastructure/Vehicle BuybackSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Install EV charging stations along transportation corridors, at workplaces, MUDs and park and ridelots. Scrap operable 1994 and older vehicles and provide funding for EV purchases.







CARBCON $ 3,000$ 3,000TFCACON $ 7,000$ 7,000


2021 TIP February 24, 2021232S4 -


Multiple Counties

Bay Bridge Forward-Commuter Parking Initiative O&MAlbany and Oakland: I-80/Buchanan Ave, I-880/High St, and I-880/Fruitvale: operations and maintenance of commuterparking facilities








Community Based Transportation PlanningSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Develop and/or update locally-led plans to address the mobility needs of low-income household'sin the region's 35 Communities of Concern (CBTP)




Air Quality Exempt Code: 4.01 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Planning and technical studiesRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits: $ 168,036


OTHER LOCALCON $ 5$ 5STPCON $ 1,500$ 1,500


Targeted Transportation AlternativesSF Bay Area: Region-wide: Implement a digitally-based personalized travel assistance program that provides targetedaudiences with travel information to shift from solo driving to sustainable forms of transportation.






CMAQCON $ 325$ 325$ 325$ 325Total Programmed Funding:

Regional Car SharingSF Bay Area: Region-wide: Implement strategies to grow carsharing in the Bay Area including developing policies andregulations, increasing the number of carshare vehicles, developing incentives and integration into trip planning maps andapps







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2021 TIP February 24, 2021233S4 -


Multiple Counties


2021 TIP February 24, 2021234S4 -

Tollway Projects

Tollway Projects

Bay Area State-Owned Toll Bridges

Toll Bridge MaintenanceRegion-wide: Seven state-owned toll bridges: routine maintenance of bridge facilities



REG130001TIP ID: County: Regional TollwaySystem: 17-10-0024RTP ID: 20600005360CTIPS




BT $ 21,000CON $ 177,000$ 93,000 $ 21,000$ 21,000 $ 21,000


Toll Bridge Rehabilitation ProgramBay Area: On 7 state-owned toll bridges: Rehabilitation program







BT $ 33,000CON $ 1,112,092$ 953,092 $ 41,000$ 51,000 $ 34,000


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2021 TIP February 24, 2021235S4 -

Tollway Projects

Bay Area State-Owned Toll Bridges


2021 TIP February 24, 2021236S4 -

Tollway Projects

Golden Gate Bridge

Golden Gate Bridge Seismic Retrofit, Phase 3BSF/Marin County: Golden Gate Bridge; Seismic retrofit of the Golden Gate Bridge - construction of suspension span, southpier and fender.



MRN050018TIP ID: County: Marin TollwaySystem: 17-10-0009RTP ID: 20600003406CTIPS




EARMARKPSE $ 33,887$ 33,887ACCON $ 51,061$ 51,061

EARMARKCON $ 1,138$ 1,138HBPCON $ 51,061$ 41,561$ 9,500


Golden Gate Bridge-Suicide Deterrent SafetyBarrierGolden Gate Bridge: Build suicide deterrent system. Including design & Environmental analysis, plus analysis of alternatives &wind tunnel tests to ensure the feasibility of designs and build deterrent system. Project will be constructed in phases.




Air Quality Exempt Code: 1.03 - EXEMPT (40 CFR 93.126) - Safer non-Federal-aid system roadsRoute: Post Mile From: Post Mile To: Toll Credits:


MTCENV $ 1,850$ 1,850OTHER LOCALENV $ 143$ 143OTHER LOCALPSE $ 5,543$ 5,543ACCON $ 45,000$ 45,000FHIPCON $ 52,921$ 45,239 $ 7,682

HBPCON $ 70,000$ 48,942 $ 6,058$ 15,000

OTHER LOCALCON $ 399$ 399OTHER STATECON $ 7,000$ 7,000STPCON $ 14,079$ 12,000 $ 2,079

TOLLSCON $ 60,000$ 60,000


Golden Gate Bridge Seismic Retrofit, Ph: 1-3ASan Francisco /Marin Counties: Golden Gate Bridge; Seismic retrofit of the Golden Gate Bridge - construction on north andsouth approach viaducts, and Ft. Point Arch.







DBRPSE $ 4,610$ 4,610EARMARKPSE $ 1,176$ 1,176DBRCON $ 73,975$ 73,975EARMARKCON $ 44,274$ 42,337 $ 1,937

HBRRCON $ 145,939$ 145,939OTHER LOCALCON $ 72,184$ 72,184RIPCON $ 26,000$ 26,000TCRPCON $ 5,000$ 5,000


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2021 TIP February 24, 2021237S4 -

Tollway Projects

Golden Gate Bridge


2021 TIP February 24, 2021238S4 -

Tollway Projects

Regional Express Lane Network

ALA-880 Express LanesIn Alameda/Santa Clara Counties: On I-880 from Hegenberger to Dixon Landing (Southbound) and Dixon Landing toLewelling (Northbound): Convert HOV lanes to express lanes. Project also references RTP ID 240741


Bay Area Infrastructure Financing Authority(BAIFA)Sponsor: Bay Area Infrastructure FinancingImplementing Agency:

ALA170006TIP ID: County: Alameda TollwaySystem: 17-10-0052RTP ID: 20600006081CTIPS



TOLLSENV $ 6,600$ 6,600TOLLSPE $ 13,200$ 13,200TOLLSROW $ 300$ 300TOLLSCON $ 112,400$ 112,400


CC-680 Northern Segment Express Lane - SouthboundContra Costa County: On I-680 Southbound from Benicia-Martinez Toll Plaza to El Cerro: Convert HOV to express lanes andadd/modify express lane elements. Project also references RTP ID 17-10-0054


Bay Area Infrastructure Financing Authority(BAIFA)Sponsor: Contra Costa Transportation AuthorityImplementing Agency:

CC-170002TIP ID: County: Contra Costa TollwaySystem: 17-10-0048RTP ID: 20600006078CTIPS



BTENV $ 5,574$ 5,574TOLLSPE $ 3,161$ 3,161TOLLSROW $ 87$ 87OTHER LOCALCON $ 1,876$ 1,876TOLLSCON $ 42,900$ 42,900


Regional Express Lane NetworkSF Bay Area: Regionwide: Program-level project costs to support the Regional Express Lane Network deployment includingprogram (planning, coordination, & management), centralized toll system, capitalized start-up operations and maintenancecosts






TOLLSPE $ 28,437$ 28,437TOLLSCON $ 49,574$ 49,574


ALA/CC-80 and Bay Bridge Approach Express LanesIn Alameda/Contra Costa counties: On I-80 from the Carquinez Bridge to Powell and the Bay Bridge Approaches: ConvertHOV lanes to express lanes. Project also references RTP ID 17-10-0045.



VAR170003TIP ID: County: Various TollwaySystem: 17-10-0053RTP ID: 20600006082CTIPS



BTENV $ 5,000$ 5,000RTP-LRPENV $ 4,800$ 4,800

RTP-LRPPE $ 9,800$ 9,800

RTP-LRPROW $ 3,000$ 3,000

RTP-LRPCON $ 75,700$ 75,700


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2021 TIP February 24, 2021239S4 -

Tollway Projects

Regional Express Lane Network


2021 TIP February 24, 2021240S4 -

Tollway Projects

Richmond-San Rafael Bridge

Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Access ImprovementsIn Contra Costa and Marin Counties: On I-580/Richmond-San Rafael Bridge: Convert existing shoulders to an automobiletravel lane (EB) and a bike/ped path, construct bike/ped path in Contra Costa County and constructed bike/ped pathconnections to bridge






BTPE $ 8,740$ 8,740BTROW $ 1,344$ 1,344BTCON $ 78,110$ 78,110BTCON-CE $ 1,090$ 1,090


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2021 TIP February 24, 2021241S4 -

Tollway Projects

Richmond-San Rafael Bridge


2021 TIP February 24, 2021242S4 -

Documents

Transit Project Listings