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Project Status UpdateMAJOR ROADS PROJECTS IN MARIN COUNTY: Novato Boulevard, 4th & 3rd Streets, Sir Francis Drake Boulevard (3), and Miller Avenue
OVERVIEWMajor roads projects target the most heavily traveled roads
in Marin County for repairs, as well as safety and usability
improvements for motorists, pedestrians, transit and cyclists.
These are roads of countywide significance that often cross
jurisdictional boundaries.
The prioritization of Major Roads projects is based on the
following performance criteria identified in the Measure A 1/2
cent Transportation Sales Tax Expenditure Plan, passed in 2004.
• Condition of roadway
• Average daily traffic
• Transit frequency
• Bicycle and pedestrian activity
• School access
• Accident history
• Opportunities for matching funds
• Geographic equity
TAM’s role is to administer the allocation of Measure A funds for
major roads projects. The detailed scoping of the project will
occur at the local level by the project sponsor/local jurisdiction.
Five planning areas were identified for Major Roads Projects
and funds are allocated.
PROJECT PARTNERSAll Marin County jurisdictions, Department of Public Works
staff and the Technical Advisory Committee.
MAJOR ROADS FUNDINGMajor Road Projects total estimated Measure A funding is
$60.5 million and State Local Partnership Program (SLPP)
Contribution is $6 million. Additional competitive grant funding
is available from other sources, such as One Bay Area Grant
(OBAG), not shown in the chart below.
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NOVEMBER 2016
CONTACT: David Chan, Manager of Programming and Legislation, [email protected]
Planning Areas Distribution Based on
50% Population and
50% Lane Miles
Approximate Measure
A Funding and SLPP
funds
Allocated Funding Remaining
Northern Marin 19.9% $13.2 $1.3 $11.9
Central Marin 25.4% $16.9 $4.5 $12.4
Southern Marin 20.0% $13.4 $11.45 $1.95
Ross Valley 21.6% $14.4 $0.8 $13.6
Western Marin 13.1% $8.8 $7.9 $.09
Funds Available for Each Planning Area (in millions)
✓ Planning ✓ Environmental Design ROW & Permits Construction
STATE OF COMPLETION
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NOVEMBER 2016
OVERVIEWThe Novato Boulevard Improvement Project , sponsored by the
City of Novato, is designed to improve the safety and usability
of a 2.8-mile section of this busy roadway. The project has
been divided into three segments, of which segment 1 (Diablo
Avenue to Grant Avenue) is underway, and segments 2 and 3
(from San Marin Drive to Grant Avenue) have been completed.
The main components of Segment 1 include:
• Widening the existing two-lane street to four lanes
between Diablo Avenue and Grant Avenue
• Signal improvements at the intersections of Grant
and Novato Boulevard, Seventh and Novato Boulevard
and at Diablo and Novato Boulevard
• Concrete curb, gutter and sidewalk improvements
• Access improvements at the intersections with Pine
Avenue, Cypress Court and Los Alondras Court
• Upgrades to ADA amenities
• Continuous class II bike lanes
PROJECT PARTNERSThis project is sponsored by the City of Novato and is managed
by the City of Novato Department of Public Works.
FUNDINGApproximately $1.28 million was allocated to complete
segments 2 & 3.
Approximately $10 million is available to construct segment
1 and $400,000 has been allocated for the environmental
document and preliminary engineering.
STATUSIn 2015, the City of Novato hired a consultant team to update
the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) for Segment
1. Novato anticipates having an updated administrative
document available in 2017, followed by a release of the public
DEIR. Construction is anticipated to start in the spring of 2018.
ISSUES/RESOLUTIONContact the project sponsor for specific information.
Northern Marin Planning Area: Novato Boulevard Improvement Project, Novato
MAJOR ROADS PROJECTS IN MARIN COUNTYSince inception, Measure A allocations were made to Major Roads projects identified in the Measure A expenditure plan including:
CONTACT: Russ Thompson, City of Novato Public Works Director, [email protected]
✓ Planning Environmental Design ROW & Permits Construction
STATE OF COMPLETION 3RD STREET
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NOVEMBER 2016
OVERVIEWThe 4th Street Rehabilitation Project
The 4th Street Rehabilitation project, sponsored by the City
of San Rafael, was the top prioritized project in the Central
Marin Planning Area and the first of the Major Roads projects
under the sales tax program to be completed. The project
included street rehabilitation, sidewalk, drainage and bus
stop improvements, ADA compliance as well as streetscape,
planting and lighting improvements. The 4th Street Project
was completed in 2010.
The 3rd Street Rehabilitation Project
The 3rd Street Rehabilitation project is the second prioritized
project in the Central Marin planning area. The project
spans from 2nd Street to Grand Avenue and is intended to
provide a variety of roadway, bikeway, sidewalk and pathway
improvements.
PROJECT PARTNERSThe 4th and 3rd Street Rehabilitation Projects are sponsored
by the City of San Rafael.
COST & FUNDINGApproximately $4.1 million was allocated and expended for
the 4th Street project.
Approximately $11.4 million of Measure A funding is
available for the 3rd Street Project and $300,000 has been
allocated to initiate project planning and scoping .
STATUSThe initial phase will identify and evaluate potential projects,
conduct outreach meetings with stakeholders to define project
scope. Once a project scope is defined, expected in late 2017,
funding will be requested for the preparation of preliminary
engineering plans, permitting and environmental clearance,
final engineering plans and construction.
ISSUES/RESOLUTIONContact the project sponsor for specific information.
Central Marin Planning Area: 4th & 3rd Streets Rehabilitation Projects, San Rafael
MAJOR ROADS PROJECTS IN MARIN COUNTYSince inception, Measure A allocations were made to Major Roads projects identified in the Measure A expenditure plan including:
CONTACT: Kevin McGowan, City of San Rafael Public Works Director, [email protected]
✓ Planning Environmental Design ROW & Permits Construction
STATE OF COMPLETION
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NOVEMBER 2016
OVERVIEWSir Francis Drake Rehabilitation project, sponsored by the
County of Marin, is the top priority Major Roads Project for
the Ross Valley Planning Area. Sir Francis Drake Boulevard
is one of the busiest roads in Marin County. The objectives
of this project are to repair the roadway and improve traffic
flow, bus operations and pedestrian and bicycle safety on
the 2.5-mile section of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard between
Highway 101 and the Ross town limits.
PROJECT PARTNERSThe project is sponsored by the County of Marin and managed
by the Marin County Department of Public Works.
COST & FUNDINGApproximately $13.2 million of Measure A funding is available
for the Sir Francis Drake Rehabilitation project.
$1.35 million has been allocated to conduct preliminary
engineering, alternatives analysis and environmental review.
STATUSA series of workshops has been conducted by the County
of Marin to provide project information and solicit ideas
from the public. Input from the workshop and other public
outreach will guide the preparation of design alternatives.
The County is preparing an Environmental Impact
Report (EIR) which is expected to be released for review and public comment in Summer 2017. Construction is expected to occur over two spring/summer periods targeted for approximately May-October 2018 and 2019.
ISSUES / RESOLUTIONContact the project sponsor for specific information.
Central Marin Planning Area: Sir Francis Drake Boulevard Rehabilitation Project – Between US 101 and Ross Town Limits
MAJOR ROADS PROJECTS IN MARIN COUNTYSince inception, Measure A allocations were made to Major Roads projects identified in the Measure A expenditure plan including:
CONTACT: Dan Dawson, Principal Transportation Planner, [email protected]
✓ Planning ✓ Environmental ✓ Design ✓ ROW & Permits Construction
STATE OF COMPLETION MILLER AVENUE
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NOVEMBER 2016
OVERVIEWThe Miller Avenue Streetscape Project, sponsored by the City
of Mill Valley, is designed to make Miller Avenue safer, more
efficient and enjoyable for all who use this busy roadway,
including pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists, transit users, visitors
and more. The main components of the project include:
• A continuous bike lane from Sunnyside to Almonte
• Sidewalk repair and widening in some sections
• Improvements to bus shelters
• Improvements to the drainage and pavement
of the roadway
PARTNERSThe project is managed by the City of Mill Valley.
COST AND FUNDING$10.25 million has been allocated from Measure A 1/2 cent
transportation sales tax..
STATUSIn October 2014, following completion of 30% design plans, the
Mill Valley City Council confirmed project funding and approved
an implementation plan for the Project. In November 2015,
the City Council reviewed the 60% design plans, approved the
Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration, and approved
working toward the 90% design plans. In March 2016, the
Mill Valley City Council approved final design. A construction
contract was awarded in May 2016 and construction began
in June 2016. Construction is expected to be completed in
the Fall of 2017.
ISSUES/RESOLUTIONContact the project sponsor for specific information.
Southern Marin Planning Area: Miller Avenue, Mill Valley
MAJOR ROADS PROJECTS IN MARIN COUNTYSince inception, Measure A allocations were made to Major Roads projects identified in the Measure A expenditure plan including:
CONTACT: Andrew Poster, City of Mill Valley Public Works Director, [email protected]
✓ Planning ✓ Environmental Design ROW & Permits Construction
STATE OF COMPLETION SIR FRANCIS DRAKE WEST MARIN – PRIORITY 2
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NOVEMBER 2016
OVERVIEWSir Francis Drake Boulevard from Samuel P. Taylor to the
Platform Bridge Project, sponsored by the County of Marin,
was the top priority project for the Western Marin Planning
Area. The project rehabilitated and re-paved a 5.2-mile-long
section of Sir Francis Drake west of the Town of Lagunitas
through Samuel P. Taylor to the Platform Bridge. The project
was completed in January 2014.
The second priority project for the Western Marin Planning
area is Sir Francis Drake from Samuel P. Taylor Park to the Fairfax
Town Limit. Due to limited funding, the second priority project
will concentrate on improvements to a 1.35-mile section of
roadway from Lagunitas Road to Wild Iris Drive in the town
of Lagunitas. The roadway will be resurfaced and the project
will include improvements to bus stops as well as pedestrian
and bicycle conditions.
PARTNERSThe project is sponsored by the County of Marin and managed
by the Marin County Department of Public Works.
COST AND FUNDINGThe first prioritized project used approximately $7.9 million
of the $8.8 million available for the West Marin Planning Area,
leaving approximately $937,000 available for the second
prioritized project.
STATUSIn October, TAM allocated $100,000 to the County of Marin to
develop the preliminary engineering and design. The County
estimates that Categorical Exemption will be signed in February
and design will be completed in May 2017. Construction is
expected to begin as soon as June 2017. Prior to construction,
the County will request a supplemental allocation of the
Measure A remaining funds for the construction phase.
ISSUES/RESOLUTIONContact the project sponsor for specific information.
Western Marin Planning Area; Sir Francis Drake Boulevard: Samuel P. Taylor to the Platform Bridge: and from Samuel P. Taylor Park to the Fairfax Town Limit
MAJOR ROADS PROJECTS IN MARIN COUNTYSince inception, Measure A allocations were made to Major Roads projects identified in the Measure A expenditure plan including:
CONTACT: Ernest Klock, County of Marin, [email protected]
Lagunitas Rd
Sir Francis Drake BlvdWild Iris Drive
