Award Winners (2022)
Shell Beach Streetscape
Location Shell Beach Road from Cliff Avenue to Terrace Avenue City or County Responsible for Project Pismo Beach Category Complete Streets Projects Author Benjamin A. Fine, P.E. Organization City of Pismo Beach Address 760 Mattie Road Phone 805-773-7037 Supporting Documentation https://savecaliforniastreets.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/2022-02-10_6205995d5af0b_ShellBeachStreetscape.pdf Project Description The Shell Beach Streetscape project is an 18 block long Complete Streets project improving safety and livability in the community for users of all ages and abilities by reconstructing the roadway, increasing lighting and landscaping, adding an 8-foot-wide multi-use path to accommodate bicycles and pedestrians, and painting sharrows in the traffic lanes. The improvements include sidewalk upgrades, ADA accessibility upgrades, improvements to the drainage, resurfacing of the roadway, new crosswalks with paver inlays for increased visibility, enhanced landscaping with new trees and a new parking lot. Decorative features such as new LED streetlights, new benches, trash cans and public art have been installed throughout the corridor. This
66th Avenue Grade Separation
The 66th Avenue Grade Separation project consists of a new bridge crossing over State Route (SR) 111, Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) tracks, and Hammond Road including realignment of SR 111. Due to the projected regional population growth, the vehicular and train traffic is expected to increase and cause additional congestion and delays at 4th Street, SR 111, and Hammond Road.
Bartlett Springs over Cache Creek Bridge Rehabilitation
In 2019, MGE was issued a 3-year (with 2 option years) contract to provide construction management services as required for replacement or rehabilitation of County bridge projects. Federal Highway Bridge Program (HBP) and Toll Credit funds are being used for the bridge projects. MGE recently completed the following project under this contract.
Keith Drive, Et Al
Over the past decade, Los Angeles County Public Works (Public Works) has utilized sustainable pavement treatments with outstanding success. Public Works continues its commitment to preserving and improving the quality of roads in a cost effective and environmentally responsible way.