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Volume III - City of Sunnyvale - State of California

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Transportation related projects identified in Downtown Specific Plan are:<br />

Anticipated Project Description Cost Funded<br />

Project Year<br />

($M) Amount<br />

2024/25 Intersection Enhancements $0.5<br />

Streetscape Roadway Reconfiguration: <strong>Sunnyvale</strong> Ave reconfiguration $6.1 $1.875<br />

2011<br />

2024/25<br />

between Evelyn and Iowa<br />

2024/25 Intersection/Signal Improvements (including westbound<br />

right turn signalization arrow at El Camino Real and<br />

Mathilda, and signal timing adjustment at <strong>Sunnyvale</strong> and<br />

El Camino Real)<br />

$0.3<br />

Complete Caltrain North Side Access $4.0 $0.09<br />

2024/25 Traffic Signal Reconstruction and Upgrade to Downtown<br />

Streetscape Standards<br />

$2.1<br />

Partially<br />

complete<br />

Town Center Traffic Signal Modifications $0.7 $0.7<br />

TBD <strong>Sunnyvale</strong> Avenue Median from Iowa to Washington $0.8 $0.8<br />

TBD Washington<br />

Widening<br />

Avenue/Mathilda Avenue Intersection $0.3 $0.3<br />

TBD Downtown Neighborhood Traffic Mitigation Features $0.2<br />

Total – Downtown Specific Plan $15.0 $3.7<br />

Bicycle Capital Improvement Program<br />

The Bicycle Capital Improvement Program (Bicycle CIP) was developed in order to meet the <strong>City</strong>’s goal <strong>of</strong><br />

encouraging the use <strong>of</strong> alternative modes <strong>of</strong> transportation to the automobile in November 2000. The physical<br />

configuration <strong>of</strong> all major roadways in the <strong>City</strong> were assessed, and actions needed to develop bike lanes on a<br />

street-segment basis were presented. The Bicycle CIP was approved by Council on December 12, 2000 (RTC<br />

00-422), and is intended to be used as a guide, not an action plan.<br />

It is expected that the projects identified as part <strong>of</strong> the Bicycle CIP will be grant funded with the <strong>City</strong>’s share<br />

being 20%, and all projects being revenue dependent. Furthermore, where the goals <strong>of</strong> the Bicycle CIP fit in

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