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future <br /> Valley Link is proposing to provide a new rail service from the existing Dublin/ <br /> Pleasanton BART Station to San Joaquin County,utilizing existing rights-of-way in the <br /> center of the I-580 corridor to provide connectivity between ACE and Bart. Valley Link <br /> is proposed to provide frequent, all-day regional rail service with future expansion all the <br /> way to Lathrop in the Central Valley <br /> As a first phase in the Valley Link project, the Authority has recommended an initial <br /> segment serving the RM3 project corridor, originating from a BART connection at <br /> Dublin/Pleasanton Station and continuing to a proposed station at Greenville Road in <br /> Livermore, in the I-580 median, including a proposed station at Isabel Road <br /> The Bill also transfers all unencumbered local funds allocated to the BART extension <br /> from Bart to the Authority. This is 588 million of the anticipated 1.8 billion needed to <br /> construct the ultimate system. <br /> • Status Under Review <br /> • Next Steps/Details: Final EIR and Preferred Alternative adopted in May of <br /> 2021. NEPA process and 30% design began in November <br /> of 2021 with anticipated completion November of 2023. <br /> Construction to begin after suffient funding is awarded <br /> rough estimate for start of construction is 2027/28 <br /> • Applicant: <br /> • Staff Contact(s): Mike Tassano <br /> 41. 680 Express Lane Projects Transportation/Traffic Project <br /> 680 express lanes <br /> The 680 Express Lane is two separate projects. One will construct a new 15-mile express <br /> lane from SR 237 in Milpitas to SR 84 in Sunol. The second will extend the express lane <br /> from SR 84 to Alcosta. <br /> • Status Approved <br /> • Next Steps/Details: 1-680 Express Lane between SR 237 to Milpitas <br /> The southbound direction was completed in 2010. The <br /> first phase of the northbound project will construct the <br /> nine-mile section from Auto Mall Parkway in Fremont to <br /> SR 84. The Construction was awarded in November 2017 <br /> and construction began in the summer of 2018 and should <br /> be completed in 2020. There is no current timeline for <br /> Phase 2 of the project. <br /> 1-680 Express Lane between SR4 and Alcosta Blvd: <br /> Draft Environmental Release for public review—March <br /> 2020 <br /> Project Report and Final Environmental Document <br /> Approval—August 2020 <br /> Final Design and ROW completed-Fall 2021 <br />