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DISCUSSION One Bay Area Grant Application Beginning in 2012, the MTC began a coordinated call for projects for a program called One Bay Area Grant. The program combines several smaller grant programs, including two federal grant programs: the Surface Transportation Program (STP) and the Congestion Management Air Quality (CMAQ) through which the City has in the past received funding. The City applied and was granted $832,000 in 2013 from OBAG Cycle I funds to rehabilitate Valley Avenue & Hopyard Road under CIP project No. 15526. This project is currently nearing completion. On November 18, 2015, the MTC adopted the funding and policy for the second round of the OBAG program, known as OBAG 2 or OBAG (Cycle II). OBAG 2 funding is projected to total $916 million to fund projects from 2017-18 through 2021-2022. The City applied for an OBAG 2 grant under the Local Street and Road Maintenance (LSR) category. To complete the application, and in order for the OBAG-LSR funds to be programmed, the City is required to adopt a resolution authorizing the application for funding, committing the necessary local funds, and pledging to complete the project. If granted, the anticipated City allocation of the OBAG 2 LSR funds is $830,000. The project identified in the OBAG 2 application will resurface the existing roadway pavement with a new layer of asphalt concrete on the following five roadway segments within the City of Pleasanton: 1. Willow Road from Owens Drive to Gibraltar Drive - 1,387 linear feet; 2. Hacienda Drive from 1-680 to Gibraltar Drive - 2,850 linear feet 3. Chabot Drive from Owens Drive to Inglewood Drive - 3,950 linear feet 4. Gibraltar Drive from Hacienda Drive to Stoneridge Drive - 1,230 linear feet 5. Owens Drive from Andrews Drive to West Las Positas Boulevard - 640 linear feet The scope of work includes: repair/upgrades of curb and gutter and curb ramps to meet ADA standards, isolated base repairs, traffic signal improvements and roadway restriping. Additionally, Class II bike lanes and bicycle detection equipment will be installed. The OBAG 2 project has been programed in the upcoming Capital Improvement Program under CIP 17508 in fiscal year 2019-20. The estimated cost of the project is $1,550,000 and will require $720,000 in local funding. The local match is expected to be available in the 2019/20 unallocated Gas Tax reserve, and will be budgeted for the project in the Capital Improvement Program when appropriate in the City's budgeting process. Surplus Land Act MTC's Resolution 4202 requires the City to provide a resolution which states that the City will comply with the Assembly Bill 2135, Surplus Land Act (California Government Code §54220, et seq.), as it exists now or may be amended in the future. Page 2 of 3