HomeMy WebLinkAboutORANGE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION PRESENATION - 11.6.18November 6, 2018
Tustin City Council
Dave Simpson
Manager, OCTA Government Relations
Keeping Orange County Moving
OC Streetcar Project
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I-405 Improvement Project
•Adds one regular
lane in each direction
•Adds 405 Express
Lanes
•Improves freeway
access & traffic on
local streets
•Total cost: $1.9 billion
o $1.135 billion Measure M
o $46 million federal funds
o $90 million state funds
o $629 million TIFIA loan
OC Flex Program
•One-year micro-transit pilot program
•Goals:
•Provide public transit in lower-demand
areas
•Reduce total operation and capital costs
•Reduce vehicle miles traveled
•Extend reach of OC Bus and Metrolink
•Launching early Fall in two zones:
•Aliso Viejo, Laguna Niguel & Mission
Viejo
•Huntington Beach/Westminster
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SR-55 (I-405 to I-5)
•Project F in OC Go
•Adds one regular lane and one
carpool lane in each direction
•Adds auxiliary lanes between
interchanges
•Improves mobility and reduces
congestion
•Total cost: $410.9 million
•Construction set to begin in
late 2020
I-5 Improvement Project (From I-405 to SR-55)
•Project B in Measure M (now OC Go)
•OCTA and Caltrans
•Wrapping up Environmental Study Process
•Public Hearings (Open House Format) in May 2018
•Tustin High School
•Lakeview Senior Center
•Build Alternative Proposes
•Add general-purpose lane in each direction
•Add auxiliary lanes between select on/off ramps
•Increase ramp capacity
•Convert HOV to continuous access
•Seek to standardize lanes and shoulder widths
•Next Steps: If alternative approved, then Final Design & Construction
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Tustin --Measure M
•Tustin has done well!
•$38.87 from Measure M (since April 2011)
•This includes $8.64 M in formula and $30.23 in competitive
•$19.61 State and Federal funds
•$58.48 combined Measure M and State and Federal Transportation Funds
•Senior Mobility Program –More money AND 500 trips per month!
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