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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 12141999 - SD12 8 S TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FROM: TRANSPORTATION WATER AND INFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEE DATE: December 8, 1999 SUBJECT: Report on MTC's Transportation Blueprint for the 21"' Century SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION .1. Recommended Action: 1. Accept this report on the Metropolitan Transportation Commission's (MTC) Transportation Blueprint for the 21'4 Century (Blueprint); and 2. Direct the Community Development Director to assist the Chair of the Board of Supervisor in organizing a workshop to discuss the implications of projects should be included in MTC's Blueprint for Contra Costa County, and invite representatives from MTC, the Association of Bay Area Governments, the Contra Costa Transportation Authority, and the Bay Area Air Quality Management District to attend this workshop of the Board of Supervisors, Il. Financial Impact: None. Ill. Reasons for Recommendations and Background: In December of 1998, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) initiated of a year-long regional planning effort to develop what is being called the Bay Area Transportation Blueprint for the 21 st Century (Blueprint). The primary purpose of the Blueprint is to explore Improvements and expansions of the Bay Area's highway and transit systems that are beyond the financial reach of existing revenues. A financial plan that integrates proposed new transportation funding measures with identified projects will be prepared for consideration by the voters at some future time, A key Continued on Attachnient:Z SIGNATURE: RECOMMEND 1 N OF C UNTY A IS O RITC MMENDATIoN OF BOARD COMMITTEE ®APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURE(S)- donna Ger r�`-,�hair Mark Ce Saulnier ACTIONOFSOA DON December 14 , 1999 APPR rEDASRECOMMENDr:5_.1Xi5TRER_Xx ACCEPTED the report, DIRECTED that the related workshop include discussions of previously approved transportation plans. VOTE OF SUPERVISORS UNAN€MCT s ASSENT AYES° aNOES: ABSEN : ABSTA`1E: � € hereby certify that this Is a trua and eorrecct 00py of an action taken and entered on the minutes of (rte sGdv-tr k Board of Supervisors s:ladv-tranlg�tzimarjotteis&k99bo.wpd �3i'�fi.,f3rS cn the dateshown. Orig.Div: Public works(Administration) ATTESTED: —D,gaembpr 14 . 1999 Contact: Steven Goetz(335-1240) PHIL BATCHELOR,Clerk of the Board cc: Regional Transportation Planning Committee(via CDD) of sRA— Transportation m and County Adrr Erii5tr8t4r Contra Costa Transportation Authority(Via CDD) Public works Director Engineering By ,Deputy Community Development Director E? I {s 1 i { � a 1 � OVA 4., �� ac Projects g Fj r rt:: �t Int !^ x £ q 4 d aq q' tS tS mall �3�' h• �� S�`v; is "br .y+•' #k € ?�t�a£�t{s`�� '��":� � Kull $$ ME •\ 1 RUM POW but � x x MGM WWI low— Mgt 4 £ Y s SRI 1� g ke1 \ k E A N C A C: R Premising Blueprint Highway Projects* Golden Gate Corridor • Route 101 HOV Lanes and interchanges in Sonoma Co • Route 101 NB HCV lane gap closure in San Rafael • Route 101 Marin-Sonoma HOV Peninsula/Santa Clara Valley Corridors • Route 101 auxiliary lanes Route 4 Corridor (Contra Costa Co) Widening from Railroad Ave east 1-680 South (Sunol Grade) Corridor • 1-680 NB HOV lane • 1-680 to 1-880 circulation improvements 1-580 Corridor • Widen 1-238 from 1-580 to 1-880 with truck bypass • 1-580 HOV/auxiliary lanes in Tri-Valley Route 24 Corridor • Caldecott Tunnel new bare 1-80 Corridor • 1-680/80/Route 12 interchange Fremont-South Bay Corridor • 1-880/Route 237 interchange completion • Widen 1-880 from Route 237 to Montague Expressway (HOV) San Francisco Subarea • Doyle Drive replacement Napa Valley Corridor • Route 29 interchange improvements * Based on current congestion and other performance factors Interstate 680 North Corridor Interstate Highway State Highway 1-68'0/SR b80/Site Reconstruction— State U.S.Highway 7e ® � Interchange Improvements— Freeway `w✓ 1-660/El Pintado Rd.(+others not Other Highway mapped) — -- Major Arterial Auxiliary lanes along 1-660 between I-580 and SR 24 Airport J Realignment of Taylor Blvd., Port Pleasant Hill Rd.,Geary Rd, Ferry ler #nai Construction of Caidecott Tunnel Rail Line Fourth Sore Amtrak station Employee Shuttles to and from Walnut Creek BART Station ACE Station Subscription Bus Service through Caitra#n Station Caldecott Tunnel BART Line/Station � �;l Enhanced Rapid Bus Service an Ygnacio Valley Rd.and Treat Blvd, N �..f Light Rail on Benicia Bridge Additional SART Parking In 1-680/SR 24 Corridor Not Mapped: •Freeway-to-Freeway Connector g Improvements: Westbound SR 4 to Southbound SR 242 T N ° -Westbound SR 4 to Southbound 1-680 -Southbound SR 242 to i Southbound 1-680 A K Interstate 80 Corridor 8 i L s A K e 1-80 Interchange Improvements. 1-80/Highway 4,1-80/San Pablo Dam Rd., 1-80/Cummings Skyway w K Richmond Parkway:Grade-Separated Interchange at San Pablo Avenue tl N to M San Pablo Dam Road Improvements Express Sus on 1-80 HOV Lanes from Carquinez Bridge E Capitol Corridor/Rail Station In Hercules 7 74 BART Extension to Hilltop Mail or Pinole VisWPinole Shores BART Extension to Hercules f � i a New Ferry Service from Martinez/Benicia New Ferry Service from Richmond Light Rall on the Carquinez Repiacemeni Bridge :+ Not Mapped: West Contra Costa County Intercity Bus Service • Improved Bus Service on San Pablo Dam Road State Route 4 Corridor SR 239 Connection—Brentwood BART Extension to Hillcrest Ave. to Tracy in Antioch SR 4 Interchange improvements Ferry Service From Antioch interstate Highway Widening of SR 4 East Corridor kv State Highway State Route 4 Bypass widening From 2 Not Lapped: 3 j lot U.S.4 ghwey to 4 lanes From Route 160 to Walnut • Express Bus Service in SR 4 HOV Freeway BIvd.;and construction of new grade Canes(East County to Pittsburg/ separations and interchanges along the Bay Point BART Station) Other Highway I Major Arterial State Route 4 Bypass • Subscription Bus Service on Vasco ..........._._...._. Widening of SR 4 from€-680 to SR 242 Road—Brentwood/Antioch to Tri-Valley ate+" Airport ill Truck Climbing Lanes on Kirker + Commuter Rail---Brentwood to s ti Port Pass Road Bay Point i Ferry Terminal ' I Pittsburg/Bay Point BART Station • ACE Branch Line--Brentwood to Tracy Waif Line i Parking Expansion i Amtrak Statim BART Extension to Railroad Ave. E ACE Station in Pittsburg I Caitrain Station BART Llne/Station "e € &. J E F 4 i C F T� A i s S - ► 4 Y d }.F These Blueprint projects Have Keen Submitted for Contra Costa County (1) Miscellaneous $104 to$400 million + Interchange&Arterial Improvements * I-680/SR 4 Interchange on SR 4; I-80, and I-680 * I-80/SR 4 Interchange * Local bridge maintenance and seismic $4 to$50 million retrofit(RTP) * AC Transit Operating Shortfall* * Upgrade SR 4 Bypass to freeway(RTP) * Employee Shuttles at Walnut Creek * Caldecott Tunnel fourth bore BART Station** * Auxiliary Lanes on I-680(I-580 and SR * San Pablo Dam Road Transit 24)(RTI') Improvements** * Local street non-pavement repair(RTP) * Express Bus Service in SR 4 HOV lanes * BART Seismic retrofit* * Subscription Bus Service on Vasco * Light Rail on Benicia Bridge* Road** * BART Extension on SR 4 to Railroad * Enhanced Rapid Bus Service on Avenue in Pittsburg Ygna,cio Valley Rd/Treat Blvd.** * BART Car Replacement* * Golden Gate Bridge Seismic Retrofit* * Subscription Bus Service through $440 to$944 million Caldecott Tunnel** * Local street and roads repair(RTP) * Pittsburg/Bay Point Parking • Widen SR 4 East Corridor(RTP) Expansion** + Freeway interchange upgrades(various) * West Contra Costa County Intercity Bus * BART Extension on SR 4 to Hillcrest Service** Avenue in Antioch * Ferry Service from Richmond** * BART Extension to Hercules * Ferry Service from Antioch** * San Pablo Dam Road Improvements** Over$900 million * Richmond Parkway Grade Separated * BART Extension to Hilltop Mall or Interchange Pinole Vista/Pinole Shores * Widen SR 4(I-680 to SR 242) • SR 239 Connection(Brentwood to * ACE Branch Line(Brentwood to Tracy) Tracy) * Ferry Service from Martinez/Benicia * Capitol Corridor Rail Station in Hercules $50 to$100 million * Freeway-to-Freeway HOV Connectors * Brentwood to Bay Point Commuter Rail * Light Rail on Carquinez Replacement (1) Capital costs only,except when noted. Bridge* (RTP) Portions of the project or related projects in the RTP. Blueprint would accelerate the project or close the shortfall. * Project listed according to Contra Costa County share of total cost. 'Total cost may be greater than the identified category. ** Project not shown on Contra Costa Candidate Projects bar chart. c i u 0 M C4 '�, �4a rra 4J i of rJi °o �9J v 4ty 01) CL 45 10, CL0, CLC w 6* O / } a «9 u 40 irr f iOC J r a o to E j E ! a ✓J J'.� Gp, 'a7 r a i ��t 4 '40s S,'%,0, r`a Chi ` 95 w) J4a �4�,\�. y A4� 48, o a 40 i� s'a CL co LM 84 fA y b4 9. 64 SUOIJIILU JgJQ 4 �C3 � 4 tLl 0 O •, c� p cd a �,. • r •cn O v , a� p c� o t� 0 ` o c 0 C. ° ° c► Z317 *146 oo c� t. • �. try it u CC, • 0 0 .- fl) Cd e�U •` s-i ....» t3- ; a. C 41 • 0 �-� ca C) L. 0 ' � 0 � tip � � -- �- 0 C.') 00) lci OD 00 lZ C: t; 0 --• ` , ccs►► ,. �u 0. . ' ` �' tD 1:$ 0 Ln Ln U 0 � � MTC"s Transportation Blueprint for the 21"t Century December 6, 1999 Page Two lil. Reasons for Recommendations and Background (continued): task in the Blueprint scope is consensus building and stakeholder outreach, The Contra Costa Transportation Authority is supportive of this effort because it will help establish a framework for a potential Measure C-88 sales tax rollover in 2009. On March 2, 1999, the Board of Supervisors referred this subject to the Transportation, Water and Infrastructure Committee, On December 6, the Committee reviewed the candidate Blueprint projects for Contra Costa, A copy of this material is included as Exhibit A. This information also includes preliminary findings from MTC regarding the cost of these projects and how they compare with the most promising candidate projects as determined in MTC's preliminary analysis. The candidate projects for Contra Costa exceed $7 billion. This compares with approximately $1.7 billion that might be generated by a renewal of our Measure C-88 transportation sales tax program. MTC has requested the cities and the Board to provide guidance on Contra Costa's Blueprint priorities. The Committee believes that the Board of Supervisors, with general-purpose countywide responsibilities, can provide an important perspective to MTC. To assist the Board in establishing these priorities, the Committee recommends the Chair of the Board of Supervisors schedule a workshop to review the Blueprint information, as well as information developed by the ABAQ, the OCTA, and the Bay Area Air Quality Management District on future growth trends and needs for Contra Costa and the Bay Area, It is recommended that the Community Development Director assist the Chair in organizing such a workshop, preferably in January or February of 2000, F x E r ri r 4 = h .�✓` � Axl G M G E7 ,Oro- Oro 00 O 4-1 t� d 0 c a �. 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(WestCat or AC Transit) • South/Central Alameda County to San Francisco * Projects generating more than 2,500 daily new transit riders in 2020 iEE¢ sus ;",k F y Y s 3 ✓,,. {� d Vaj a � � '4, f::>•t �� '�C ����;`� �`)snl €���b a� ,y�'E�' �u#,�'.''E`�`G`v�'Y �`'`k '� , -�' ,i z��a'•�..'#^�� '����. t Z M�s �afa# �' fit'€ z ��'� a�� � .�°�•'�� fit s`af� s 5�' n��i°��Y �r,t Ye , ' � ;,a•.yr� �qr ,3."�,�, r» � � a�.>r. ��e��<"�'�,��'�'�.x '.3 SY,'�`' � �"r s'1's 9 � ``i f s Via..���+ a �����'��, � �' �E �' x � «a i•���i��� # t` '•7 t `" S: �. E �„ s L � :: �S& �aa �•�`""'F.�k�Gtt`ks�` > �4. i r F a � a �M MEN,EN Oh i IN Li IQ £ s i� '� Promising Ferry Projects* • Richmond to San Francisco/Mission Bay/ South San Francisca► • Larkspur to San Francisca service upgrade • Vallejo to San Francisca service upgrade • Sausalito to San Francisco service upgrade • Tiburon to San Francisco/["fission Bay ` Projects ,generating more than 300 daily net new transit riders in 2020