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Appendix E Project List ID Project Title Project Description Total Cost Completion Year SUT10620 SR 99 In Yuba City, SR 99: add signalized intersection north of Bridge Street. $1,500,000 2010 SUT10794 Cinema 14 and Mixed-Use Retail Complex Transportation Improvements In Yuba City, construct signal-phasing modifications, pedestrian-scale street lighting, sidewalks and new pedestrian crossings as part of the city's downtown revitalization strategy. $700,000 2006 Various Counties Caltrans District 3 CAL16800 Various Locations Caltrans District 3 TOS projects. Includes ramp meters, HOV on-ramp lanes, traffic monitoring stations, closed circuit television cameras, changeable message signs, highway advisory radio, weather monitoring systems, loop detectors, etc. $70,000,000 2025 CAL17250 Feather River Bridge on Route 65 Construct 2-lane Third Feather River Bridge, with right-of-way for ultimate 4 lanes, from Route 70 in Yuba County to Route 99 in Sutter County. $232,500,000 2025 CAL17260 Marysville Bypass In Yuba and Butte Counties, SR 70 from SR 65 to Ophir Road in Butte County, construct four-lane freeway on new alignment. Butte County is contributing an additional $3 million in RIP funds. $3,000,000 2011 CAL17380 SACOG Region Emergency Repair Program Lump Sum - Emergency Repair with non-ER funds (non-capacity increasing projects only) $300,000 2007 CAL17900 U.S. 50 Construct Traffic Operations System (TOS) on U.S. 50 from Scott Rd. to Cameron Park $5,000,000 2006 CAL18280 Wheatland Bypass Construct a new 4 lane expressway from the future north end of Route 65 Lincoln Bypass to the existing Route 65, near South Beale Road, with access control. $184,000,000 2025 CAL18330 Roseville Third Track Construct third track on the UP mainline between Elvas Tower in Sac County and Roseville Station in Placer County. $19,000,000 2008 CAL18736 Metal Beam Guard Rail In Sacramento, Placer, Yuba, and Yolo Counties - on various routes - upgrade metal beam guard rail end treatments $2,966,000 2008 CAL18750 State Minor Funded Program Lump Sum - State Minor Funded Program (Non-Capacity Increasing Projects Only).Previously programmed as CAL17370 in 2002 MTIP. $1,500,000 2006 Lump Sum - Local Hazard Elimination and Safety projects, non-capacity VAR10060 SACOG Area HES Program increasing only $528,000 2007 Capital Corridor Joint Powers Board CAL18320 Sacramento/Placer Counties Sacramento to Roseville track and signal improvements $7,280,000 2007 CAL18290 Intercity Rail Add three modern trainsets with a locomotive to the Capitol Corridor passenger rail service with the proposed increased service frequencies $48,000,000 2010 Sac. Metro Air Quality Management District Conduct the Spare the Air Education Program jointly funded by the Sacramento Metro AQMD, Yolo-Solano AQMD and the Placer County Air SAC21080 Spare the Air Program Quality Control District $3,089,801 2007 SACOG Sacramento Metropolitan Area Provide ride-matching services for the Sacramento metropolitan area; SAC20400 Rideshare Program cooperate with local agencies in Highway 50 outreach effort. (TDM) $1,589,992 2007 In SACOG Region, perform administrative work to implement regional funding programs (community design, air quality, transportation demand management SAC20410 SACOG Regional Programs and bicycle/pedestrian). $192,025 2007 SAC22090 SECAT Program Heavy-Duty NOx control strategies; SECAT program; GIS Transit program (includes bus stop and centralized regional transit information system, and trip planning) $69,402,521 2007 Rancho Cordova-Placer In Sacramento and Placer Counties: study a multi-modal connector between VAR10350 Connector Rancho Cordova and Placer County. $1,250,000 2009 VAR10460 Transportation Demand Management SACOG region: implement transportation demand management. Annual program includes SACOG rideshare program, marketing and other strategies to reduce travel demand. $9,754,337 2025 VAR11000 Regionwide STARNET Integration In SACOG region, implement regionwide STARNET integration and related ITS projects. $2,000,000 2006 VAR22100 Clean Air Investments and Improvements Lump Sum of clean air investments and improvements $201,914,819 2025 VAR22200 Other Road Improvements Lump Sum of other road improvements $2,176,193,053 2025 Transportation Demand VAR23500 Management Lump Sum of transportation demand management $49,630,526 2025 VAR24000 Soundwalls Lump Sum of soundwalls $16,826,235 2025 VAR24200 Road and Bridge Maintenenace and Rehabilitation Lump Sum of road and bridge maintenance and rehabilitation $7,662,491,708 2025 VAR24300 Landscaping and Street Enhancements Lump Sum of landscaping and street enhancements $26,921,976 2025 VAR24900 Other Transit Capital Improvements Lump Sum of other transit capital improvements $291,654,739 2025 VAR27000 Community Design Lump Sum of community design $560,874,498 2025 Bicycle and Pedestrian VAR30000 Improvements Lump Sum of bicycle and pedestrian improvements $392,612,149 2025 VAR56001 State Implementation Plan for Air Quality - SACOG Region In SACOG region, perform modeling, control measure evaluations, public outreach and environmental documents for new SIP based on 8-hour ozone requirements. $1,000,000 2007 Page 19 of 23 4/4/2006
Appendix E Project List ID Project Title Project Description Total Cost Completion Year VAR56002 SACOG Blueprint Project In the SACOG Region, develop a comprehensive regional process that integrates land use and transportation, air quality and other regional concerns. The Blueprint project utilizes extensive public outreach and modeling tools to estimate the transportation, air quality, economic and other effects of current land use patterns and develop alternatives to those patterns. $265,564 2007 Sacramento Regional Transit District REG17200 West Sacramento Rail Transit Extend rail transit from Downtown Sacramento to West Sacramento. $90,250,000 2025 Various Agencies REG17710 Regional Commuter Rail Auburn to Dixon on UPRR ROW: operate start-up commuter rail during peak periods with leased rolling stock for three years. Minimum of six round trips daily. $22,700,000 2008 REG17720 Regional Commuter Rail Operations Sacramento Metropolitan Area: operating and maintenance costs for commuter rail between Davis and Auburn. $170,800,000 2006 Yuba Sutter Transit YST10170 Fixed Route Fleet Replacement Purchase ten fixed route buses for fleet replacement & minor expansion $2,750,000 2008 Demand Response Vehicle YST10190 Replacement Purchase ten demand response/rural route vehicles for fleet replacement $600,000 2008 YST10200 Fixed Route Vehicle Acquisition Purchase eight fixed route buses for fleet replacement & minor expansion $2,200,000 2012 Demand Response Vehicle YST10210 Acquisition Purchase ten demand response/rural route vehicles for fleet replacement $600,000 2017 YST10220 Commuter Bus Acquisition Purchase six commuter buses for fleet replacement & minor expansion $1,650,000 2018 YST10230 Fixed Route Vehicle Acquisition Purchase twelve fixed route buses for fleet replacement & minor expansion $3,300,000 2020 Purchase four commuter buses for fleet replacement and minor fleet YST10240 Commuter Bus Acquisition expansion $1,100,000 2021 YST10260 Commuter Bus Purchase Purchase six commuter buses for fleet replacement and minor fleet expansion $1,692,000 2006 YST10340 Commuter Bus Acquisition Purchase five commuter buses for fleet replacement & minor expansion $1,375,000 2014 YST10350 Demand Response Vehicle Acquisition Purchase ten demand response/rural route vehicles for fleet replacement $600,000 2025 YST10360 Commuter Bus Acquisition Ppurchase five commuter buses for fleet replacement $1,375,000 2025 YST10370 Fixed Route Vehicle Acquisition Purchase ten fixed route buses for fleet replacement & minor expansion $2,750,000 2023 YST10390 Demand Response Vehicle Acquisition Purchase seven demand response/rural route vehicles for fleet replacement & minor expansion $420,000 2012 YST10400 Demand Response Vehicle Acquisition Purchase nine demand response/rural route vehicles for fleet replacement & minor expansion $540,000 2021 YST10410 Facility Expansion Expand the capacity of the existing maintenance, operations and administration facility $750,000 2010 YST10412 Operating Assistance FY 2006 Operating Assistance for FY 2006 $3,640,705 2006 YST10416 Operating Assistance for FY 2007 Operating Assistance for FY 2007 $3,835,705 2007 YST10417 Commuter Bus Purchase Purchase three commuter buses for fleet expansion & minor expansion $825,000 2009 Yolo County Caltrans District 3 CAL10530 U.S. 50 From I-80 to Sacramento County line--install traffic operations system (message signs, ramp metering, cctv) $600,000 2015 CAL10730 SR 275 Tower Bridge Rehabilitation In West Sacramento, SR 275 Tower Bridge: rehabilitate deck. $2,647,000 2006 CAL15882 I-5/SR113 Interchange (Ph.3) Phase 3 Construct northbound SR113 to southbound I-5 freeway to freeway connection. $30,200,000 2015 CAL16330 I-80 / U.S. 50 Carpool lane from Richards Blvd. in Davis to Sacramento County line on I-80 / U.S. 50. $110,000,000 2022 CAL16370 SR 84 (Jefferson Blvd.) Relinquishment In West Sacramento, from south West Sacramento urban limits to I-80: relinquishment from Caltrans to the City of West Sacramento. $6,199,000 2006 CAL16880 Route 50, various locations Yolo County portion of U.S. 50 traffic operations system and ramp metering at various locations. $4,800,000 2006 CAL18743 SR-16 Widen Shoulder and Other Improvements Near Brooks - east of Mossy Creek Bridge to west of Route 505 - widen shoulder and construct left turn lane and right turn pockets $54,487,000 2011 CAL18747 U.S. 50 in West Sacramento - Rehabilitate Pavement In West Sacramento - Route 80 to Sacramento County Line; also in Sacramento County from Yolo County Line to 65th Street - rehabilitate pavement $10,684,000 2007 YOL15880 US 50 Harbor Blvd Interchange In West Sacramento, US 50, Harbor Blvd Interchange: widen to 6 lanes,revise ramps and add auxiliary lanes. $36,700,000 2013 CAL15881 I-5/SR113 Interchange Phase 2 - Construct northbound I-5 to southbound SR113 freeway to freeway connection- I-5 NB to 113 SB $52,450,000 2017 City of Davis Dept of Public Works YOL16400 Hutchison Drive Bike Lanes & Old Davis Road Landscaping UC Davis Campus, Hutchison Drive, CR 98 - SR 113: widen to accommodate bike lanes; Old Davis Road, from I-80 to California Avenue: add sustainable landscaping and water-conserving irrigation. $1,424,000 2006 Page 20 of 23 4/4/2006
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Sacramento Area Council of Governme
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CONTENTS 1. A Long-Range Transporta
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In July 2005, SACOG approved anothe
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The 2006 MTP is consistent with the
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TABLE 1. REGIONAL GROWTH, 2005-2027
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2. ACCESS AND MOBILITY: Improve acc
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WHAT KINDS OF INFORMATION DO THE TR
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6. THE CONTENTS OF THE 2006 MTP WHA
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INTRODUCTION The 2006/08 Metropolit
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