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April 2021 DRAFT: FY2021/22 - FY 2022/23 City Council Work Plan Staff Priority: A - Completed/milestone 1st year, B - Completed/milestone 2nd year C - Completed/milestone as resources available, D - Not recommended Page# 9 of 24 Goals Project Description City Dpmnt.CIP?CIP Estimate Staff Priority Project Status Detailed Project Status Mayor Brown VA JB KN JT Develop Short-term ACE Station Parking Solution Improve the former SFPUC parcel on Old Bernal Avenue to provide additional (temporary) parking supply. CDD Yes A Planned Project on hold due to limited staff and competing priorities. X X Design Santa Rita Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements The Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan has developed a prioritized list of corridors to be completed with an "all users and abilities" design concept. Santa Rita Road is ranked as the #2 corridor in the Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan and this project will design the bicycle and pedestrian improvements on Santa Rita Road. These improvements may include buffered and protected bike lanes, protected intersections, enhanced crossings, pathway widening, way finding and directional signage, recommendations for parking removal and other bicycle and pedestrian related improvements. CDD Yes C Planned Expected to begin after completion of the West Las Positas Boulevard Bike corridor. With the completion of the City's 2020 overlay project, the majority of Santa Rita Road now has bike lanes. This project will expand upon the existing bike lanes to evaluate the ability to convert the bike lanes to a more comfortable "protected bike lanes." The project will also address the remaining segments along Santa Rita Road that do not have bike lanes (adjacent to Amador Park and between Rosewood Drive and Pimlico Drive). BPTC Priority #2 X X X Design Foothill Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements The Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan has developed a prioritized list of corridors to be completed with an "all users and abilities" design concept. Foothill Road is ranked as the #3 corridor in the Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan. Preliminary design plans have been developed and this project will refine the design and construct some of the improvements identified in the plan. This project would be linked to the development of the Merritt property when project moves forward. CDD Yes C Underway Design is complete – implementation of the plan to occur with development and roadway resurfacing projects. Several design elements have been implemented from the plan. Foothill Road from Stoneridge Drive to Canyon Way has been improved according to the Foothill Corridor Plan. Northbound Foothill Road just north of Highland Oaks has been improved placing a new ramp for northbound bicyclists to use the sidewalk through the narrow uphill section. X X Enhanced Way Finding Signage for parallel routes The Pedestrian, Bicycle and Trails Master Plan identifies several residential routes that run parallel to the City’s arterial streets that could be used as alternative bike routes, and could be opportunity sites for new signage to provide directional routing for those bicyclists wanting to use local roadways instead of arterial roadways to complete their trips. CDD Yes C New NEW BPTC Priority #3 Centennial and Arroyo Mocho Surface improvements The City has a comprehensive network of water agency maintenance roads running throughout the City adjacent to the arroyos and canals. The majority of these trails are owned by Zone 7. The City has an agreement with Zone 7 that allows the public to access these maintenance roads to be used as part of the City’s trail system. This project would prioritize the conversion from standard gravel surface to asphalt-paved riding surfaces along the Centennial Trail and the Arroyo Mocho Trail. CDD Yes D New NEW BPTC Priority #4 Traffic Circulation (continued) Implement improved traffic circulation measures