Local Project Listing (2018)

Location Chilco Street near Constitution Drive City or County Responsible for Project City of Menlo Park Category Complete Streets Projects Author Nicole Nagaya Organization City of Menlo Park Address 701 Laurel St Phone 6503306770 Project Description The Chilco Street Streetscape project is an example of a successful partnership between private development and government to complete major street improvements. In early 2015, Facebook submitted an application for the proposed redevelopment of a site located at 301-309 Constitution Drive, which included construction of 2 new office buildings of over 900,000 square feet, a 200-room hotel, and publicly-accessible open space and a new pedestrian bridge over Bayfront Expressway. Chilco Street is a two-lane roadway connecting Menlo Park’s Belle Haven neighborhood, across the inactive Dumbarton Railroad right-of-way, and Bayfront Expressway. Chilco Street had a posted speed of 40 miles per hour and standard bicycle lanes, but no sidewalks or walking facilities. Being a link

Location N. Santa Monica Blvd, between Wilshire Boulevard and Doheny Drive City or County Responsible for Project City of Beverly Hills Category Complete Streets Projects Author Michelle Tse Organization City of Beverly Hills, Public Works Department Address 345 Foothill Road Phone 310-288-2821 Project Description As one of the main thoroughfares through the City of Beverly Hills, N. Santa Monica Blvd. has helped define Beverly Hills since the 1930’s and remains the ‘Mother Road’ to Beverly Hills. This famous road had deteriorated, sidewalks cracked, sections of curb/gutter and drainage inlets damaged and/or missing from decades of use (50,000+ vehicles daily) requiring a full reconstruction from subbase to surface for 1.5 miles of roadway extending from Wilshire Blvd. to Doheny Drive. The project represents a Complete Street project that includes aesthetically pleasing native landscapes, environmentally efficient LED street lights, fiber optic conduit, new curbs, gutters, and sidewalks with new ADA approved access

Location Miller Avenue from Sunnyside to Almonte City or County Responsible for Project City of Mill Valley Category Complete Streets Projects Author Andrew Poster Organization City of Mill Valley Address 26 Corte Madera Avenue Phone (415) 384-4800 Project Description Miller Avenue functions as a central corridor serving the circulation, commerce, recreation, and experiential needs of Mill Valley. The Miller Avenue Streetscape Plan balanced a need to improve critical infrastructure and safety features while preserving the unique character of Mill Valley. The 2-mile thoroughfare is filled with unique character and five “rooms” that define the history of the street. The development of the Plan involved an extensive community-based planning process that incorporated multi-modal features along the corridor and highlighted historical conditions, surveyed community sacred places, identified minimal change options, evaluated existing trees and introduced water quality features to improve the quality of storm water released to the Corte Madera Creek Watershed.

Location Madonna & Los Osos Valley Road City or County Responsible for Project City of San Luis Obispo Category Roads: Efficient and Sustainable Road Maintenance, Construction and Reconstruction Projects. Author Brian Nelson Organization City of San Luis Obispo Address 919 Palm Street Phone 805-781-7113 Project Description The City of San Luis Obispo recently completed the largest roadway maintenance and rehabilitation project in its history on two heavily utilized arterial streets: Madonna and Los Osos Valley Roads. The roads service approximately 25,000 vehicles daily and are crucial to mobility connections for residents and thousands of commuters. This project enhanced the City’s multimodal transportation improvement goals and utilized a variety of techniques to save taxpayer money and reduce environmental impacts. Part of the City’s comprehensive Pavement Maintenance Plan (PMP), the $2.6m project covered an area of 1.17m SQFT, and was designed to emphasize maintenance of arterial streets. One goal of this plan

Location Coleman Avenue to West Julian Street City or County Responsible for Project City of San Jose Category Complete Streets Projects Author Lam Cruz Organization Department of Transportation Address 200 East Santa Clara Street, San Jose, CA 95113 Phone 408-794-1962 Project Description The Autumn Parkway Project is a vital transportation investment which supports the City of San Jose’s long term economic success strategy. The City has identified the development of the Diridon Station Area as an important area of job growth and the Autumn Street Parkway provides a new connection to this area. The Diridon Station Area currently includes the SAP Center as well as transit services such as Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) light rail, VTA bus service, Caltrain, Capitol Corridor, ACE rail, and AMTRAK. In the near future Diridon Station will expand as a major Bay Area transit hub with new transit service including BART and California High-Speed Rail