A GOALS, POLICIES, IMPLEMENTATION ACTION STEPS. Countywide Bicycle Plan

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1 A GOALS, POLICIES, IMPLEMENTATION ACTION STEPS Countywide Bicycle Plan

2 Status APPENDIX A GOALS, POLICIES AND IMPLEMENTING ACTION STEPS Policies and Implementing Actions A. Transportation Planning and Programming 1) Plan and implement a seamless bicycle and pedestrian travel network that is continuous across city boundaries and county boundaries. Done On-going Not yet impl. Not yet impl. Implementing actions: a) Identify Cross County Bicycle Corridors b) Identify needed crossings of major barriers (freeways, expressways, waterways and railroad tracks) within Santa Clara County. c) Support at-grade bike/ped crossings of railroad tracks as a cost-effective and expedient way to facilitate and enable bike/ped trips by significantly shortening the trip length d) Work with adjacent counties to develop seamless connections. 2) Include bicycle and pedestrian facilities in applicable transportation plans, programs, and studies On-going On-going On-going On-going On-going On-going On-going Not yet impl. Done a) Include the VTA Bicycle Program Manager in applicable kickoff meetings for roadway projects from the PSR stage on up. b) Bring applicable PSR s, PR s and feasibility studies for VTAfunded roadway projects to the VTA BPAC for review prior to adoption. c) Bring applicable Caltrans PSR s, PR s and feasibility studies in Santa Clara County to the VTA BPAC for review prior to adoption. d) Bring Member Agencies roadway projects PSR s, PR s and feasibility studies to the VTA BPAC for review and comment if they are on a cross county bicycle corridor or in the BEP. e) Coordinate with other VTA Programs to incorporate optimum bicycle facilities. f) Use and Encourage Member Agencies to use the checklist being developed by MTC for Routine Accommodation in the planning and programming of VTA and city-funded transportation projects and develop an effective review process. g) Use the Pavement Management System (PMS) as a mechanism to provide bicycle accommodation with street resurfacing projects h) Include language in the Transportation Impact Analysis guidelines for evaluating project impacts on bicycle transportation i) Develop and use an intersection-oriented bicycle level of service methodology to assess projects impacts and increased traffic levels on bicycling conditions. ***Applicable=includes a roadway where bicycling is not prohibited Page A-1

3 3) Coordinate with other federal, state, regional, county and local agencies to, fund and implement bicycle projects in Santa Clara County. Implementing actions: On-going a) Proactively seek diverse and alternative funding sources for projects. On-going On-going On-going On-going b) Coordinate fund programming through VTA for various local, regional, state and federal fund programs. c) Request cities to require developers to include bicycle facilities in their projects. d) VTA applies for state and regional grants to supplement the BEP. e) Monitor legislation and grants for other funding opportunities. 4) Fully integrate bicycle access to and within the transit system. Implementing actions: Done a) Provide racks on all VTA revenue service vehicles. Done b) Permit bus operators to allow bikes on board when racks are full and there is room inside the vehicle. On-going On-going On-going On-going On-going c) Provide lockers at all Transit Centers and Park and Ride lots. d) Work with member Agencies to provide attended bike stations where bike parking demand is greater than 50 bikes per day e) Provide bike racks at applicable LRT stations and all transit centers. f) Improve bike and pedestrian access to transit stops. g) Propose new strategies for improving bicycle and pedestrian access to transit 5) Utilize multi-modal transportation demand models that are based on person-trips and that can forecast bicycle trips, pedestrian trips and transit trips in addition to motor vehicle trips. Done On-going /Done On-going /Done On-going /Done Implementing actions: a) VTA s CMP model currently predicts bicycle and pedestrian trips based on MTC s Baycast 90 model b) Improve the trip assignments and distribution routines of the forecasting model for bike trips and pedestrian trips and report bike miles of travel and pedestrian miles of travel where applicable. c) Monitor bicycle activity as part of the Monitoring and Conformance Report. d) Monitor use of bikes on transit vehicles as part of the ridership survey Page A-2

4 Status Policies and Implementing Actions B. Land Use / Transportation Integration 1) Encourage existing developments to provide bicycle/pedestrian connections to link neighborhoods and residential areas with schools, commercial services, employment centers, recreational areas and transit centers. Done On-going On-going Implementing actions: a. Member Agency endorsement of VTA s Community Design and Transportation (CDT) Program. b. Implement the concepts, principles, practices and actions outlined in VTA s CDT Manual of Best Practices for Integrating Transportation and Land Use c. Implement the concepts, principles outlined in VTA s Bicycle Technical Guidelines and Pedestrian Technical Guidelines 2) Encourage new developments to include bicycle and pedestrian facilities such as trails and bicycle lanes. Implementing actions: On-going a. Provide comments through VTA s Development Review On-going process. b. Provide technical and design assistance to Member agencies on proposed developments. On-going c. Implement the concepts, principles, practices and actions On-going outlined in VTA s CDT Manual of Best Practices for Integrating Transportation and Land Use d. Implement the concepts, principles outlined in VTA s Bicycle Technical Guidelines and Pedestrian Technical Guidelines 3) Encourage new developments to provide mobility for pedestrians and bicyclists by providing non-motorized connections and access ways such as cul-de-sac connections, pathways and other short-cuts to schools, transit centers and other adjacent destinations. Implementing actions: On-going a) Provide comments through VTA s Development Review On-going process. On-going b) Provide technical and design assistance to Member agencies on proposed developments. On-going c) Implement the concepts, principles, practices and actions outlined in VTA s CDT Manual of Best Practices for Integrating Transportation and Land Use. Implement the concepts, principles outlined in VTA s Bicycle Technical Guidelines and Pedestrian Technical Guidelines Page A-3

5 Status 4) On-going On-going On-going On-going Policies and Implementing Actions Ensure that existing bicycle facilities and access are maintained and preserved. Implementing actions: a. Provide comments through VTA s Development Review process. b. Provide technical and design assistance to Member agencies on proposed developments. c. Implement the concepts, principles, practices and actions outlined in VTA s CDT Manual of Best Practices for Integrating Transportation and Land Use d. Implement the concepts, principles outlined in VTA s Bicycle Technical Guidelines and Pedestrian Technical Guidelines Status Policies and Implementing Actions C. Local Ordinances and Guidelines On-going On-going On-going 1. Provide policy guidance Implementing actions: a. Develop model ordinances and policies to foster discussion and innovative policy development b. Encourage Member Agencies to adopt VTA s Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) guidelines 2. Establish guidelines that encourage: bicycle parking ordinances bicycle parking facilities showers and commuter clothing lockers in new and renovated developments. mileage reimbursement when bicycles are used on official business when travel time is equivalent to an automobile trip. Implementing actions: On-going a. Member Agencies are encouraged to adopt the Bicycle On-going Technical Guidelines. b. VTA staff will assist Member Agencies in drafting appropriate language for ordinances and guidelines On-going 3. Encourage Transportation Demand Management programs to include bicycle and pedestrian components. Implementing actions: On-going a. Provide comments through the Development Review process. Page A-4

6 Status Policies and Implementing Actions D. Design and Construction 1) On-going On-going On-going On-going Not yet impl. On-going On-going Not yet impl. Not yet impl. On-going Ensure that Member Agency construction or rehabilitation projects incorporate best practice for bicycle and pedestrian facilities when and where appropriate. a. Bicycle Technical Guidelines have been distributed to all Member Agencies. b. VTA s CDT Manual of Best Practices for Integrating Transportation and Land Use and Pedestrian Technical Guidelines c. Publicize VTA s CDT grants (both planning and capital d. Bring VTA-funded roadway projects to the VTA BPAC at initiation, 35% and 65 % complete for review prior to adoption e. Encourage Member Agencies to bring roadway projects within their own city limits to the City BPAC s for review. f. Maintain safe bicycle access during road work (e.g. sign work, traffic controls) g. Provide bike detour during construction or allow bicyclists and pedestrians other mitigations such as walking around work site 2) Implement proactive strategies to identify and remove obstacles and hazards to bicycle travel. a. Establish a program to fund an annual field review program to survey all off road bikeways (bike paths) once a year for deficiencies and obstacles such as potholes, shrubbery encroachment, the condition of bikeway signing, striping and other markings, signal detection, etc. b. Establish a spot improvement program for low-cost, small-scale improvements, such as pavement maintenance, hazard removal, or bike rack installation. c. Encourage traffic calming to reduce speeds thereby improving bicyclist safety. 3) Consider roadway designs to enhance traffic safety. a. Support roadway design speeds equal to their posted speed (except On-going for stopping sight distance) On-going b. Design right-turns onto and off of freeway ramps at slower speeds, i.e. 10 to 20 mph. 4) Establish guidelines for and encourage the use of bicycle-safe and friendly roadway design. Page A-5

7 Status Done On-going On-going On-going On-going Policies and Implementing Actions Implementing actions: a) Distribute Bicycle Technical Guidelines for roadway design issues to all Member Agencies. b) Use the Bicycle Technical Guidelines c) Periodically update the bicycle technical guidelines to address new issues d) Periodically update the Countywide Bike Plan e) Document events that led to needed corrective actions to properly accommodate bicycling so that they are not repeated. Status Policies and Implementing Actions E. Complementary Policies That Encourage Bicycling On-going On-going 1) Increase institutional encouragement of non-motorized travel within VTA Done Not yet impl. On-going On-going On-going Implementing actions: a) Support and/or implement parking cash out programs b) VTA s EcoPass program c) Develop a countywide bicycle route suitability rating system. 2) Encourage inter-jurisdictional cooperation in the development and implementation of non-motorized projects. Implementing actions: a) Encourage the development and updating of city and subregional bicycle maps for both utility and recreational cyclists. b) Share our base map and back-of-map information at a reasonable cost with Member Agencies c) Encourage the development of a signing program to direct cyclists to bike bridges, activity centers and other pertinent destinations that cross City boundaries. d) Provide VTA resources as practicable to support local and regional planning efforts 3) Promote bicycle planning and engineering training programs for Member Agency staff. Implementing actions: Not yet impl. a) Train member agency staff on contents of Bicycle Technical Not yet impl. Guidelines. b) Partner with design firms to disseminate information in the BTG Not yet impl. 4) Promote Public Awareness through Education & Positive Enforcement Programs Implementing actions: a) Encourage Member Agencies to provide targeted enforcement of traffic laws against both bicyclists and motorists who Page A-6

8 Status Not yet impl. Not yet impl. Not yet impl. Not yet impl. Policies and Implementing Actions commit offenses most likely to cause injury, such as running red lights, wrong-way riding, riding at night without lights, and endangering pedestrians. b) Encourage the establishment of a violators traffic school for both motorists and bicyclists that would focus on the bicycling portions of the CVC. c) Encourage countywide reduction of fines for certain infractions committed by bicyclists as permitted by California Vehicle Code (CVC) (the current fine structure is designed for motorists and is disproportionate to the potential harm from a bicycle). d) Work with employers to promote programs encouraging employees to bicycle to work. e) To reduce bicycle accident rates, improve public awareness of bicycling and increase bicycle mode share, encourage bicycle safety education and riding skills classes. i) Encourage bike education for students at multiple points in their school careers. ii) Enlist cooperation with law enforcement for bike safety education. iii) Work with SVBC and member agencies to sponsor safe cycling classes for adults. Page A-7

9 B BICYCLE COUNTS Countywide Bicycle Plan 1. Intersection Peak Hour Bicycle Counts, VTA, Bicycle Counts by MTC 2002 & Caltrain Bicycle Counts

10 APPENDIX B1 INTERSECTION PEAK HOUR BICYCLE COUNTS, VTA, Intersection AM Midday PM AM Midday PM AM Midday PM AM Midday PM AM Midday PM Sunnyvale & Washington San Antonio & El Camino Real Castro & Villa Borregas & Moffet Park N. First & Tasman Winchester & Stevens Creek Main & Tasman Monterey & Tully th & Santa Clara Los Gatos & Blossom Hill Source: 2007 Monitoring & Annual Conformance Report, December 2007

11 APPENDIX B2 BICYCLE COUNTS BY MTC City Intersection AM PM AM Midday PM Campbell Hamilton Cupertino Stevens De Anza NA 15 Gilroy 7th St NA 30 Mountain View California Escuela Av Palo Alto Page Mill NA 0 Palo Alto Emerson NA 123 San Jose San 7th Santa Clara El Camino Railroad

12 APPENDIX B3 CALTRAIN BICYCLE COUNTS

13 APPENDIX B3 CALTRAIN BICYCLE COUNTS

14 APPENDIX B3 CALTRAIN BICYCLE COUNTS

15 C IDENTIFYING BICYCLE PROJECTS Countywide Bicycle Plan 1. Major Employment Sites in Santa Clara County 2. Cross County Bicycle Corridors by Route Number

16 APPENDIX C1 MAJOR EMPLOYERS IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY Jurisdiction Employer (500 or more employees) # Employees Campbell Burns International Security Services 700 Cupertino Hewlett-Packard 3500 Apple Computer 3000 Community College District 3000 Compaq Computer Corporation 3000 Cupertino Union School District Symantec Corp Gilroy Gilroy Foods, Inc A & D Christopher Ranch 725 Los Altos Hills Foothill College Los Gatos Community Hospital of Los Gatos 750 Milpitas Solectron Corp 6500 Cisco Systems 4000 Great Mall of the Bay Area 2500 Quantum Corp Life Scan, Inc Linear Technology Corp Lucent Technologies 1500 Read-Rite Corp Adeptec Inc LSI Logic Corp Adac Labs 1100 KLA-Tencor Corp MUSD 878 Creative Labs, Inc. 700 Dynamic Details, Inc. 700 Seagate Technology Inc. 700 Xicor 680 Headway Technology Inc. 600 C-Cube Microsystems, Inc. 500 Divicorn Inc. 500 Moffett Field NASA Ames Research Center 1800 Morgan Hill Anritsu 870 Morgan Hill Unified School District 840 Abbott Laboratories 550 Mountain View SGI (formerly Silicon Graphics, Inc.) 3,286 Hewlett-Packard 2,865 El Camino Hospital 1911 Netscape Communications 1,800 Synopsys, Inc. 1,500 Sun Microsystems (includes Sun Soft) 1,400 Acuson 1200 Acuson Corporation 1,200 General Dynamics 1100 KPMG Peat Marwick 980 Alza (becoming part of Abbott Labs) 900 WebTV Networks, Inc. 800 GTE Government Systems 700 Intuit 700 VERITAS Software Corporation 700 Source: RIDES, Local Chambers of Commerce, 2000 Page 1of 4

17 APPENDIX C1 MAJOR EMPLOYERS IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY Jurisdiction Employer (500 or more employees) # Employees City of Mountain View 525 Elexys International, Inc. 500 Palo Alto Lucile Packard Children's Health Services Palo Alto Unified School District Alza Corporation Communications & Power Industries (CPI) Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Rosati TIBCO Software, Inc Varian, Inc Beckman, Spinco Division Agilent Palo Alto Medical Foundation Hewlett-Packard VA Palo Alto Health Care System Sun Microsystems Space Systems/Loral 3200 Roche Bioscience 1200 City of Palo Alto 991 Varian Medical Systems Inc. 815 Xerox Research Center 700 San Jose BMC Software 500 IBM Cisco Systems 15,000 Timeout Cisco Systems 8500 Leasing Solutions 7159 City of San Jose 6300 San Jose City / Evergreen Valley College District 6000 City of San Jose, Public Works 5000 County of Santa Clara 4,000 County of Santa Clara - OSEC 4,000 Laserscope 4000 U.S. Postal Service 3500 Good Samaritan Health Systems 3400 Kaiser Permanente Medical Center - Santa Teresa 3000 San Jose State University 3000 E-Tek Dynamics, Inc Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority 2100 Adobe Systems Inc Santa Clara Valley Medical Center 2000 Agnews Developmental Center 1800 United Defense, LP-Ground Systems Div 1800 General Electric Nuclear Energy 1700 Alum Rock Union Elementary School Dist Cadence Design Systems Inc Del Monte Corp Fry's Electronics, Inc San Jose Medical Center 1500 Speiker Properties Metro Plaza 1500 Therma Corp. 1,480 Source: RIDES, Local Chambers of Commerce, 2000 Page 2of 4

18 APPENDIX C1 MAJOR EMPLOYERS IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY Jurisdiction Employer (500 or more employees) # Employees San Jose Mercury News 1350 Regional 1300 O'Connor Hospital 1250 VLSI Technology 1200 Digital Microwave Corporation 1,147 Sony Electronics Inc ATMEL 1000 Bay Sports/co Novell 1000 General Electric Company 1000 United Technologies Chemical Systems 1000 MMC Technology 910 Flextronics International 900 Bay Berryessa Union School District 812 Bank of America 800 BEA Systems Inc 800 Lockheed Martin 800 Novellus Systems Inc. 800 Xilinx 800 Acer America Corporation 750 Altera Corporation 750 Aspect Telecommunications 750 DoubleTree Hotel 750 Garden City 750 Novell, Inc. 750 Bell Microproducts Inc 652 SDLI 650 Becton Dickinson 600 Fairmont Hotel 600 Lifeguard 600 Kaiser Electronics 580 Air Systems Inc. 558 Calpine 550 G.S.S. Array Technology 550 Litton Applied Technology 550 Pratt & Whitney Space Propulsion 540 Concentric Network Corp 508 CET Job Training Center 500 City of San Jose, Public Works/Trans. Division 500 Comerica Bank-CA 500 Electroglas 500 Fujitsu Microelectronics, Inc. 500 Mentor Graphics 500 Sun Garden Packing Co. 500 Trend Technologies 500 Viking Freight Systems 500 Santa Clara Bank of America 50,000 Intel 8300 Applied Materials, Inc. 5,500 3Com Corporation 3600 Source: RIDES, Local Chambers of Commerce, 2000 Page 3of 4

19 APPENDIX C1 MAJOR EMPLOYERS IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY Jurisdiction Employer (500 or more employees) # Employees National Semiconductor 3,500 Nortel Networks 3200 Siemens Rolm 3000 Kaiser Permanente Medical Center 2500 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc HADCO Corporation 1700 Network Associates 1,600 Coherent, Inc CMC Topaz Industries, Inc. 1,205 Santa Clara University 1200 Yahoo! 1100 City of Santa Clara 1000 Digital Equipment Corp. Compact 1000 Integrated Device Technology, Inc US Web/CKS 1000 NEC Electronics 970 Analog Devices/ PMI Division 900 Siliconix 800 Macy s Valley Fair 700 S 3, Inc 700 Underwriters Laboratories Inc. 700 Analog Devices-Santa Clara Site 670 Auspex Systems Inc. 600 Abbott Lab - Diagnostics Division 550 SDL 550 Nordstrom, Inc. - Valley Fair 500 Saratoga West Valley College Stanford Stanford University Hospital 750-1,000 Stanford University Sunnyvale Lockheed Missiles 7161 Lockheed Technical 3741 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc Amadhl Corp National Semiconductor 1600 TRW Inc Hewlett-Packard 1071 Trimble Navigation 1000 Westinghouse Marine 975 Northrop Grumann ESSD Marine 940 City of Sunnyvale 750 Pacesetter DBA:Ventrix 700 Fairchild 680 Spectrian 650 Computer Curriculum Corp. 600 Philips Semiconductor 574 Ventrix Inc. 550 Stanford Telecom Inc. 531 Supermac Technology 525 Sandisk Corporation 510 Applied Signal Tech 506 Source: RIDES, Local Chambers of Commerce, 2000 Page 4of 4

20 Appendix C2- Cross County Bicycle Corridors By Route # Segment Street From To Existing Proposed OnCityPlan Gap Route #: 01 Highway 101 Corridor San Mateo Cnty to San Benito Cnty 1 a Waverley Bike Bridge San Mateo County Palo Alto Ave ABC-Bridge Yes a Palo Alto Ave Waverley Bike Bridge Bryant St Bike Blvd a Bryant St Palo Alto Ave Redwood Circle Bike Blvd a Redwood Circle-Carlson Bryant St Charleston Bike Blvd Yes Circle 5 a Charleston Carlson Circle Middlefield Rd Lane a Middlefield Rd Charleston San Antonio Rd Lane b Middlefield Rd San Antonio ws SR 85 Lane yes c Middlefield Rd RUC SR 85 ws SR 85 es SR 85 Lane yes d Middlefield Rd es SR 85 Logue Lane yes a Logue Middlefield Maude Lane No a Maude Logue ns of S.R. 237 Lane Yes b Maude RUC SR 237 ns S.R. 237 ss S.R. 237 Lane Yes c Maude ss S.R. 237 City limit Lane Yes d Maude city limit MV/Sunnyvale Pastoria Lane Yes e Maude Pastoria Wolfe Lane Yes a Wolfe Maude Arques Lane a Arques Wolfe city limit/scott Lane Yes b Scott City Limit/Arques Central Expressway Lane Yes a spur Airport Blvd Yellow parking? Airport Pkwy Route Lane a De la Cruz Central Expressway Coleman Ave. Lane Yes a Coleman Ave. De la Cruz I-880 ns Lane Yes b Coleman Ave. ROC I-880 I-880 nws I-880 ses Lane Yes c Coleman Ave. I-880 ns ws Gualdalupe River Lane Yes d Coleman Ave ws Gualdalupe River es Gualdalupe River Lane Yes e Coleman Ave es Gualdalupe River ws SR 87 Lane Yes f Coleman Ave RUC ws SR 87 es SR 87 Lane Yes g Coleman Ave es SR 87 E. Julian /E. St. James Lane Yes Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 1 of 36

21 Segment Street From To Existing Proposed OnCityPlan 15 a E. Julian /E. St. James Coleman Ave 10th St. Lane Yes a sb 10th St. E. Julian /E. St. James nws I-280 Lane b nb 11th St. E. Julian /E. St. James nws I-280 Route Route Yes c sb 10th St. RUC I-280 nws I-280 ses I-280 Route Yes d nb 11th St. RUC I-280 nws I-280 ses I-280 Route Yes e sb 10th Street es I-280 Humboldt Route Yes f nb 11th Street es I-280 Humboldt Route Yes a nb Humboldt S. 10th St. S. 11th St. Yes b nb & sb 10th St. Humboldt Tully Rd. Route Yes a Tully Rd. S. 10th St. Monterey Hwy Lane a Monterey Rd. Tully Rd. ns SR 85 Lane b Monterey Rd. RUC SR 85 ns SR 85 ss SR 85 Lane c Monterey Rd. ss SR 85 Bernal Lane d Monterey Rd. Bernal Madrone Lane No e Monterey Rd. Madrone Tilton Shldr-8' f Monterey Rd. Tilton Cochrane Lane g Monterey Rd Cochrane Old Monterey Lane h Monterey Rd Old Monterey Main Lane I Monterey Rd Main Dunne Lane j Monterey Rd Dunne Middle Lane yes k Monterey Rd Middle MH/county line Lane l Monterey Rd MH County line Farrell shldr a Farrell Monterey Rd Church a Church Street Farrell First Street Lane yes b Church First Tenth Lane yes a 10th Church Monterey a Monterey Rd Tenth US 101 Lane? a Leg 1 US 101 Monterey Rd Mesa Road Shldr-? b Leg 2 Monterey Rd US 101 Bolsa Rd Lane? a Leg 2 Bolsa Rd Monterey Rd SR 25 Shldr-0 Shldr b Leg 1 US 101 Mesa Rd San Benito County Line Shldr- Path/frontage road? Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 2 of 36 Gap

22 Segment 26 a Leg 2 Street SR 25 TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: Route #: From Bolsa Road 02 Alma Street /Caltrain Corridor 1 a Alma Street Bridge Menlo Park City Limit To San Benito County Line Existing Shldr-0' Proposed Shldr-8' OnCityPlan Gap San Mateo Cnty to Santa Clara Palo Alto Avenue ABC-Bridge a pathway Palo Alto Ave/Alma PAMF Path b pathway PAMF Churchill Yes a Castilleja/Mariposa Churchill Park Boulevard Bike Blvd Yes a Park Blvd Mariposa/Castilleja Olive Lane Bike Blvd Yes b Park Blvd Olive MacLane Bike Blvd Yes a MacLane Park Boulevard Wilkie Way Bike Blvd Yes a Wilkie Way Maclane Adobe Creek Bridge Bike Blvd Yes b Adobe Creek Bridge Wilkie Way Miller Ave. ABC-Bridge a Miller Ave. Adobe Creek Bridge city limit Bike Blvd Yes a Del Medio Ave Miller Ave California Ave Route Yes a California Ave Del Medio Ave San Antonio Rd Route Yes b California Ave San Antonio Rd Castro St. Lane Yes c California Ave Castro St. View Route Yes a View California Dana Route Yes a Dana St. Bush Calderon b Dana St. Calderon Moorpark way Lane a a cut-through pathway connection Foxborough Dr Moorpark Way pathway Foxborough Dr Glenborough Dr. Route No No a Glenborough Dr Foxborough Dr Sylvan Ave Route No a Dana Sylvan Ave city limit of MV- Sunnyvale Route Yes a Washington Ave city limit Mathilda Ave Route Yes b Washington Ave Mathilda Ave Sunnyvale Ave Route Yes a Sunnyvale Ave Washington Evelyn Ave Lane Yes a Evelyn Sunnyvale Ave Aster Lane Yes a Aster Evelyn Willow/french Lane Yes a Willow/French WS Lawrence Expressway ES Lawrence Expressway Route No b Willow/French ES Lawrence Expressway Agate Dr Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 3 of 36

23 Segment Street From To Existing Proposed OnCityPlan 21 a Agate Dr Willow/French WS Calabazas Creek bridge Route No b Agate Dr WS Calabazas Creek bridge ES Calabazas Creek bridge Lane No c Agate Dr ES Calabazas Creek bridge WS Bowers bike bridge Route d Bowers Bowers W/S bike bridge Bowers E/S bike bridge ABC-Bridge e Bowers E/S Bowers bike bridge Chromite Dr a Chromite Dr/South Agate S Tomas Aquino Trail Route No Dr/Monroe TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: Route #: 03 Dumbarton - East-West Connector North Palo Alto to Los Altos Hills 1 a Embarcadero Bay Trail East Bayshore Rd. Lane b Ped- Bike Overcrossing of Bayshore East Oregon Ave ABC-Bridge Hwy a Oregon Ave Ped -Bike overcrossing Greer Route a Greer Oregon Ave California Route a California Ave Greer Alma Lane b Ped- Bike Underpass of Alma Park Boulevard ABC-Tunnel Yes Caltrain 4 c California Ave Park Boulevard El Camino Real TBD d California El Camino Real Hanover Lane No a Hanover California Ave Page Mill Lane Yes a Page Mill Rd Hanover Foothill Expwy Lane Yes b Page Mill Rd Foothill Expwy Old Page Mill Rd (South End) Shldr- No 3 1 (City Limit) 6 c Page Mill Rd Old Page Mill Rd (South ns I End) (City Limit) 6 d Page Mill Rd RUC I-280 ns I-280 ss I-280 Lane e Page Mill Rd ss I-280 Arastradero a Arastradero Page Mill City Limit Lane No TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: 6.7 Route #: 04 El Camino Real - Grand Blvd Corri San Mateo Cnty to downtown San Jose 1 a El Camino Real San Francisquito Creek Del Medio Avenue (City Limit) Lane (County Limit) 1 b El Camino Real Del Medio Avenue (City Lmit) ws SR 85 Lane c El Camino Real ROC SR 85 ws SR 85 es SR 85 Lane d El Camino Real es SR 85 Crestview Drive (City Limit) Lane Gap Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 4 of 36

24 Segment 1 e 1 f 1 g Street West El Camino Real East El Camino Real El Camino Real From Crestview Drive (City Limit) Sunnyvale Avenue/Sunnyvale-Saratoga Road Halford Avenue (City Limit) To Sunnyvale Avenue/Sunnyvale- Saratoga Road Halford Avenue (City Limit) The Alameda Existing Lane Lane Lane Proposed OnCityPlan 1 h The Alameda El Camino Real Portola Avenue (City Limit) Lane TBD I The Alameda Portola Way (City Limit) ws I-880 Lane Yes j The Alameda ROC I-880 ws I-880 es I-880 Lane k The Alameda es I-880 Hedding Street l The Alameda Hedding Street Stockton Avenue Route Yes TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: Route #: 05A 22.1 Shoreline-Miramonte Corridor 1 a Shoreline Blvd Trail Bay Trail TBD Gap Mountain View to Los Altos Hills Charleston Path/Route b Shoreline Blvd Charleston ns U.S c Shoreline ROC US 101 ns U.S. 101 ss U.S. 101 Lane e Shoreline Blvd ss U.S. 101 El Camino Lane a Miramonte El Camino Park Route b Miramonte Park Harpster Lane Yes c Miramonte Harpster Cuesta Lane Yes d Miramonte Cuesta Yardis Ct/Los Altos City Limit Yes e Miramonte Yardis Ct/Los Altos City Limit Fremont Ave/Foothill Expressway TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: 5.7 Route #: 05B El Monte Alignment Los Altos, Los Altos Hills 5 a Park Drive Miramonte Mountain View Ave Route 6 a Mountain View Ave Park Drive Todd Street Route No a Todd Street Mountain View Ave Springer Route No a Springer Todd Street El Monte Lane Yes a El Monte Ave Springer Summerhill Ave (City Limit) Lane Yes b El Monte Ave Summerhill Ave (City Limit) es I-280 Lane c El Monte Rd. RUC I-280 es I-280 ws I-280 Lane d El Monte Rd. ws I-280 Stonebrook Drive Lane e El Monte Rd. Stonebrook Drive Foothill College Rd Lane Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 5 of 36 Yes No

25 Segment 9 f Street El Monte Rd. From Foothill College Rd To Elena Rd. Existing Shldr- Proposed OnCityPlan 9 g Moody Rd Elena Road Moody Springs Ct. Route a Page Mill Road Moody Road Arastradero/Baleri Ranch Rd. Shldr-0' Shldr-2' Partial TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: Route #: 05C 8.13 San Antonio/Arastradero Alignme 11 a Charleston Road Shoreline Boulevard Gap Los Altos, Los Altos Hills Amphitheatre Parkway Lane Yes b Garcia Avenue Amphitheatre Parkway Bayshore Parkway Lane Yes a Bayshore Parkway Garcia Avenue San Antonio Road (City Limit) Lane Yes a b a San Antonio Road San Antonio Road El Camino Real Bayshore Parkway (City Limit) Central Expressway (City Limit) San Antonio Road Central Expressway (City Limit) El Camino Real Bike Path Lane Lane Lane Yes No No a Bike Path El Camino Real Adobe Creek (City Limit) Path Yes b Bike Path Adobe Creek (City Limit) Arastradero Road Path a Arastradero Road Bike Path Foothill Expressway Lane b Arastradero Road Foothill Expressway Fremont Avenue (City Limit) Path/Lanes c Arastradero Road Fremont Avenue (City Limit) La Cresta Drive Path/Lanes d Arastradero Road La Cresta Drive Purissima Road Path e Arastradero Road Purissima Road Page Mill Road f g Arastradero Road/Page Mill Road Arastradero Road Arastradero Road (North) Page Mill Road Arastradero Road (South) Tracy Court h Arastradero Road Tracy Court (City Limit) Alpine Road (County Limit) Shldr-4' TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: 8.65 Route #: 06 Tasman/ Alum Rock Light Rail Co Mountain View to East San Jose ss US 101 Lane yes a Ellis St. Middlefield Rd. 1 b Ellis St. RUC US101 ss US 101 ns US 101 Lane yes c Ellis St. ns US 101 Manila Dr Lane yes a Manila Dr. Ellis St. H Street Shldr-0' a Moffett Park Dr H St. Mathilda Lane No b Moffett Park Dr. Mathilda Avenue Bordeax Lane No c Moffett Park Dr Bordeaux Crossman Lane Yes a Crossman Moffett Park Drive Java Dr./Fair Oaks Av. Lane Yes Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 6 of 36

26 Segment Street From To Existing 5 a Java Dr./Fair Oaks Av. Crossman ns SR a Fair Oaks ROC SR 237 ns SR 237 ss SR 237/Persian Dr. 7 a Persian Dr. Fair Oaks Elko Lane 8 a Elko Persian Reamwood Av Lane 9 a Reamwood Elko Tasman Drive Lane 10 a Tasman Drive Reamwood Lafayette 10 b Tasman Drive Lafayette Guadalupe River/city limit 10 c Tasman Drive Guadalupe River/city limit Coyote Creek (City Limit) Lane 11 a Great Mall Pkwy Coyote Creek (City Limit) ws I-880 Lane 11 b Great Mall Pkwy ROC I-880 ws I-880 es I-880 Lane 11 c Great Mall Pkwy es I-880 Montague Expy (Capitol Ave) Lane 11 d Great Mall Pkwy Montague Expy/Capitol Ave city limit Lane 12 a Capitol Ave city limit ws I-680 Lane 12 b Capitol Ave RUC I-680 ws I-680 es I c Capitol Ave es I-680 Capitol Expressway TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: Route #: 06A 16 River Oaks Spur 5 a spur Agnew Rd. San Tomas AqunioTrail Garrity Dr Lane 5 b spur Garrity Dr Agnew Rd. Lick Mill Park bike path 6 a spur Lick Mill park bike path Garrity Dr. Levee bike path Path 6 b spur Levee bike path Lick Mill park bike path River Oaks Bridge ws path 7 a spur River Oaks Bridge over Guadalupe River Levee bike path west end of River Oaks Pkway 7 b spur River Oaks Pkwy River Oaks Bridge es Mill River Pl. Lane 8 a spur Mill River Pl. River Oaks Parkway end of Mill River Pl. 8 b spur TBD Path or road Mill River Pl. ws ABC over Coyote Creek 9 a spur ABC over Coyote Creek Mill River Pl. McCarthy Blvd/Cottonwwod 9 b spur TBD path road es Coyote Creek McCarthy Blvd/Cottonwwod ABC-Bridge 10 a spur Cottonwood Dr/Barber McCarthy Bl. Barber (ws I-880) Route 10 b spur ABC over I-880 Barber (ws) Pinewood Park (es) 11 a spur TBD I-880 ES Main Street TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: Monday, June 16, Proposed Lane Lane Lane or Route Lane or Route Route Route TBD ABC Route Lane ABC TBD OnCityPlan Gap Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes Page 7 of 36

27 Segment Street From To Existing Proposed OnCityPlan Gap Route #: 07 Old Highway 9 Corridor No. Sunnyvale to Los Gatos 1 a Mary Ave. 11th St. New Road over 2 Freeways Lane Yes b Mary Ave. ROC SR 237 & Moffett Park Drive/SR 237 US 101 SS Road w/ bike in GP U.S.101 lanes 2 a Mary Ave. New Road overcrossing Almonar Lane Yes b Mary Ave. Almonar Maude Lanes Yes c Mary Ave. Maude Evelyn Lane d Mary Ave. Evelyn El Camino Real Route Lane Yes e Mary Ave. El Camino Real Fremont Route Lane Yes f Mary Ave. Fremont The Dalles Route Yes g Mary Ave. The Dalles Homestead Lane Yes h Mary Ave. Homestead Mary Ave. ABC n/o I-280 Path Yes I Mary Ave. ABC I-280 Mary Ave. n/o I-280 Mary Ave. s/o I-280 ABC-Bridge Yes j Mary Ave. Mary Ave. ABC s/o I-280 Stevens Creek Blvd. Lane Yes a Stevens Creek Blvd Mary Ave. DeAnza college path Lane Yes a DeAnza college path Stevens Creek Blvd. McClellan Path? a McClellan DeAnza College Path Stelling Lane Yes a Stelling Rd. McClellan SR 85 ns Lane Yes b Stelling ROC SR 85 SR 85 ns SR 85 ss Lane Yes c Stelling Rd. SR 85 ss Prospect Lane Yes a Prospect Stelling DeAnza Blvd/Saratoga- Lane Yes Sunnyvale Rd 9 a Saratoga-Sunnyvale Rd Prospect Saratoga Ave Lane Yes a Saratoga-Los Gatos Rd Saratoga Ave. city limit Sar/MS Route Lane Yes a Saratoga-Los Gatos Rd city limit Sar/MS city limit MS/LG Lane Na a Los Gatos-Saratoga Rd city limit MS/LG Los Gatos Blvd Lane No TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: 15.9 Route #: 1 a 08A Homestead Rd. Homestead / Hedding/ Brokaw Co Foothill Expwy So. Los Altos to San Jose International Airport Stevens Creek (City Limit) Route b Homestead Rd. Stevens Creek (City Limit) ws SR 85 Lane Route c Homestead Rd. ROC SR 85 ws SR 85 es SR 85 Lane Route d Homestead Rd. es SR 85 Lawrence Expy Lane e Homestead Rd. Lawrence Expy Monroe Lane Yes Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 8 of 36

28 Segment Street From To Existing Proposed OnCityPlan 2 a Monroe Homestead Benton Lane Route Yes a Benton Monroe Railroad Ave Route Yes a Railroad Av Benton new ped-bike ABC Route No b ABC across Caltrain RR Railroad Ave W. Brokaw Rd ABC-Tunnel Yes ROW 5 a W. Brokaw Rd new Ped-bike ABC Coleman Ave Route No a Coleman W. Brokaw Rd San Jose Airport Lane Yes a Airport Boulevard Coleman Airport Parkway Shldr Lane Yes a Airport Pkwy Airport Blvd Guadalupe River WS Lane b Airport Pkwy ROC Guadalupe River WS Guadalupe River ES Lane yes Guadalupe River 8 c Airport Pkwy RUC SR 87 Guadalupe River ES/ SR 87 es SR 87 Lane Yes WS 8 d Airport Pkwy es SR 87 US 101 WS Lane Yes f Airport Pkwy RUC U.S. 101 US 101 WS US 101 ES Lane yes g Airport Pkwy US 101 ES N. First St/Brokaw Lane yes h Brokaw Road N. First Street ws I-880 Lane yes I Brokaw Road RUC I-880 ws I-880 es I-880 Lane yes a Brokaw-Murphy-Hostetter es I-880 ws I-680 Lane b Hostetter Rd. RUC I-680 ws I-680 es I-680 Lane c Hostetter Rd. es I-680 Capitol Ave Lane d Hostetter Rd. Capitol Ave Piedmont Lane No TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: 16.3 Route #: 08B 1 a Park Avenue Poplar Street Hedding b Hedding Park Avenue 17th Street a 17th Street Hedding Taylor Lane Yes a Taylor 17th Street Mabury Lane b Mabury Taylor Capitol a Capitol Ave Mabury Penitencia Creek Rd Lane a Penitencia Creek Road Capitol White Rd/Piedmont Rd Path/Lane Yes b Penitencia Creek Road White Rd/Piedmont Rd Alum Rock Park Lane No a Penitencia Creek Bike Creekland Circle Toyon Path Yes Path - Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 9 of 36 Gap

29 Segment Street From To Existing Proposed OnCityPlan 10 a spur Berryessa Road 17th Street N Capitol Avenue TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: 16 Route #: 1 a 09 Wolfe Rd / Borregas Corridor Borregas Ave. Carribean Gap Sunnyvale to Saratoga Moffett Park Drive Lane Yes b Borregas Av. ABC SR 237 Moffett Park Drive Persian Drive ABC-Bridge Yes c Borregas Ave. Persian Drive Weddell Drive Lane Yes d Borregas Ave. ABC over Weddell Drive Ahwanee Ave. ABC-Bridge Yes e Borregas Ave. Ahwanee Ave. Maude Ave. Lane Yes a Maude Ave. Borregas Ave. Wolfe Rd Lane No a Wolfe Rd Maude Ave. Kifer Rd Lane Yes b Wolfe Rd Kifer Rd Reed Ave c Wolfe Rd Reed Ave. Fremont Rd. Shared Lane Yes d Wolfe Rd Fremont Rd. Homestead Rd. Lane Yes e Wolfe Rd Homestead Rd. ns I-280 Lane f Wolfe Rd ROC I-280 ns I-280 ss I-280 Lane g Wolfe Rd ss I-280 Stevens Creek Blvd Lane Yes h Miller Stevens Creek Blvd. Calle de Barcelona Lane Yes I Miller Calle de Barcelona Bollinger Lane Yes j Miller Bollinger Prospect Route/Lane k Miller Prospect Cox TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: A Barnhart Route #: 1 a I-280 Corridor - n/o 280 Tantau Cupertino to Northern East San Jose Saratoga Creek Trail Route Yes b Tantau Stevens Creek Blvd Barnhart Route Yes c Tantau Pruneridge Stevens Creek Lane Yes d Vallco Parkway Wolfe Tantau Lane a Tantau Vallco Parkway Pruneridge Lane a Pruneridge Tantau Pomeroy Lane or Routes Yes b Pruneridge Pomeroy Cronin Route c Pruneridge Cronin Winchester Lane or Routes Yes a Hedding Winchester Park Avenue Lane Yes Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 10 of 36

30 Segment 4 b Street Park Avenue From Hedding To Gifford Existing Proposed OnCityPlan 5 a Gifford Avenue Park Avenue San Fernando Street a San Fernando Street Gifford Street 17th Street a 17th Street San Fernando Street East San Antonio Street a East San Antonio Street South Seventeenth Street South King Road Lane No b East San Antonio Street South King Road South Jackson Avenue Lane Yes c Capitol Expressway South Jackson Avenue Massar Avenue Shldr- Yes (County) d Massar Avenue Capitol Expressway Abed Court/Dobern Avenue?? Lane?? e Dobern Avenue Massar Avenue Dobern Bridge (Lower Silver?????? Creek Trail) Bambi Lane ABC-Bridge Yes f Delburn Bridge (Lower Silver Creek Trail) Abed Court 10 g Lower Silver Creek Trail Bambi Lane 10 h Story Road Central Park Bike Path TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: Route #: 10B 14.2 I-280 Corridor -Stevens Creek Blv Story Road South White Road/National Hispanic University Path Lane Rancho San Antonio to Alum Rock- San Jose Gap No Yes a Cristo Rey Drive Rancho San Antonio County Foothill Boulevard Path Yes Park 2 a Foothill Boulevard Starling Dr./Cristo Rey Drive Stevens Creek Boulevard Lane a Stevens Creek Boulevard Foothill Boulevard Stern Avenue (City Limit) Lane b Stevens Creek Boulevard Stern Avenue (City Limit) ws I-280 Lane c Stevens Creek Blvd RUC I- ws I-280 es I-280 Lane d Stevens Creek Blvd es I-280 Lawrence Expressway e Stevens Creek Boulevard Lawrence Expressway Kiely Boulevard Lane Yes f Stevens Creek Boulevard Kiely Boulevard Winchester Boulevard Lane No g Stevens Creek Boulevard Winchester Boulevard Bascom Avenue Lane Yes h West San Carlos Avenue Bascom Avenue Lincoln Avenue Lane Yes I West San Carlos Avenue Lincoln Avenue Bird Avenue/S. Autumn Street TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: 11 Route #: 10C New route Stevens Canyon Rd 1 a N. Foothill Rd. Stevens Creek Blvd McClellan Rd b Stevens Canyon Rd. McClellan Rd. Montebello Rd c Stevens Canyon Rd. Montebello Rd. Stevens Canyon Rd Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 11 of 36

31 Segment Street From To Existing Proposed OnCityPlan 1 d Mt. Eden Rd. Stevens Canyon Rd. Pierce Rd e Pierce Rd. Mt. Eden Rd. Saratoga-Sunnyvale Rd TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: 6.4 Route #: 11A Calabazas Creek/Winchester Corri Gap Sunnyvale - Los Gatos Mission College Boulevard Path Yes a spur Calabazas Creek Trail Old Mountain View / Alviso Road 2 a spur Mission College Boulevard Calabazas Creek Trail Freedom Circle Lane b spur Mission College Boulevard Freedom Circle Montague Expressway Lane a Scott Boulevard San Tomas Expressway Central Expressway Lane b Scott Boulevard Central Expressway Monroe St. Route a Monroe Street Scott Boulevard Bellomy Street/Market Street Lane a Bellomy Street/Market Monroe Street Winchester Boulevard Lane Street 7 a Winchester Boulevard Bellomy Street/Market Street Newhall Street Lane b Winchester Boulevard Newhall Street Forest Avenue (City Limit) Lane No c Winchester Boulevard Forest Avenue (City Limit) Stevens Creek Boulevard (City Limit) 7 d Winchester Boulevard Stevens Creek Boulevard Moorpark Avenue Lane Yes (City Limit) 7 e Winchester Boulevard Moorpark Avenue Payne Avenue Lane Yes f Winchester Boulevard Payne Avenue Rosemary Lane (City Limit) g Winchester Boulevard Rosemary Lane (City Limit) Division Street (City Limit) Yes h Winchester Boulevard Division Street (City Limit) Wimbledon Drive Lane Yes I Winchester Boulevard Wimbledon Drive La Rinconado Drive (City Lane Yes Limit) 7 j Winchester Boulevard La Rinconado Drive (City Shellburne Way (City Limit) Lane Yes 0 1 Limit) 7 k Winchester Boulevard Shellburne Way (City Limit) Blossom Hill Road Lane No a Blossom Hill Road Winchester Boulevard Vasona Park/Los Gatos Lane Yes Creek Trail TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: 15.4 Route #: 11B New San Jose Route C 1 a Monroe Street Bellomy Street Forest Avenue b Valley Fair perimeter Forest Avenue Stevens Creek Blvd c Monroe Street Stevens Creek Blvd Tisch Way d Ori Avenue Monroe Street S. Daniel Way Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 12 of 36

32 Segment 1 e Street S. Daniel Way From Ori Avenue To Westfield Avenue Existing Proposed OnCityPlan 1 f Westfield Avenue Ori Avenue N. Central Avenue g N. Central Avenue Westfield Avenue Campbell Avenue h Campbell Avenue N. Central Avenue Winchester Blvd TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: 4.3 Route #: 12A South of I-280 Corridor Cupertino to Hillview, east San Jose 1 a McClellan Rd. Stevens Canyon Rd. ws SR b McClellan Rd. ROC SR 85 ws SR 85 es SR c McClellan Rd. es SR 85 S. De Anza Blvd d S. De Anza Blvd McClellan Road Bollinger Road e Bollinger Road De Anza Blvd Lawrence Expressway f Moorpark Avenue Lawrence Expressway Williams Road g Williams Road Moorpark Avenue S. Daniel Way h S. Daniel Way Williams Road Westfield Avenue I Westfield Avenue S. Daniel Way POC at I a Downing Avenue POC at I-880 Tolworth Drive b Tolworth Drive Downing Avenue Tolworth Drive c Tolworth Drive Tolworth Drive Spruance Street d Spruance Street Tolworth Drive Stokes Street e Stokes Street Spruance Street Bascom Avenue f Bascom Avenue Stokes Street Los Gatos Creek Trail g Los Gatos Creek Trail Bascom Avenue Willow Street h Willow Street Los Gatos Creek Trail Willow Glen Spur Trail I Willow Glen Spur Trail Willow Street Minnesota Avenue j Minnesota Avenue Willow Glen Spur Trail Alma Avenue k Alma Avenue Minnesota Avenue Senter Road l Senter Road Alma Avenue Kelley Park m Kelley Park Senter Road Coyote Creek Trail n Coyote Creek Trail Kelley Park Bridge to Phelan Avenue o Phelan Avenue Bridge McLaughlin Avenue p Bacchus Drive McLaughlin US 101 POC ABC Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 13 of 36 Gap 0 0.7

33 Segment 2 q Street Havana Drive From US 101 POC To King Road Existing Proposed OnCityPlan 2 r Ocala Avenue King Road South White Road a Spur Downing Avenue POC at I-880 Thornton Way b Spur Thornton Way Downing Avenue Enborg Lane c Spur Enborg Lane Thornton Way Fruitdale Avenue TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: Route #: 12B 1 a Blaney St Gap Bollinger Bike/Ped path b Bike/Ped path Blaney St. Miller c Miller Calle de Barcelona Phil Lane d Phil Lane Miller Tantau e Tantau Phil Lane Barnhart Ave f Barnhart Ave Tantau 3 a Mitty Way Bike and Saratoga Creek Trail Pedestrian Bridge 4 a Mitty Way Mitty Way Bike and Pedestrian Bridge 5 a Moorpark Avenue Mitty Way 6 a Meridian Bike Moorpark Avenue and Pedestrian Bridge 7 a Parkmoor Avenue Meridian Bike and Pedestrian Bridge TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: 6.9 Route #: 13 Bowers / Keily/Saratoga Corridor 2 a Great America Parkway Hwy 237 Mitty Way Bike and Ped Bridge Mitty Way Moorpark Avenue Meridian Bike and Pedestrian Bridge Parkmoor Avenue Lincoln Avenue ABC-Bridge ABC-Bridge No. Santa Clara to Skyline Blvd Tasman Lane 2 b Great America Parkway Tasman ns U.S.101 Lane Yes a Bowers ROC U.S. 101 ns U.S. 101 ss U.S. 101 Lane Yes b Bowers ss U.S. 101 Kifer/Walsh Lane Yes c Bowers Kifer/Walsh Chromite Lane Yes d Bowers Chromite Cabrillo Route e Bowers Cabrillo El Camino Real TBD Yes a Kiely Boulevard El Camino Real Stevens Creek TBD Yes b Kiely Boulevard Stevens Creek Saratoga Ave. Route No Lane Lane Lane No No Yes Yes Yes Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 14 of 36

34 Segment Street From 5 a Saratoga Ave. Kiely Blvd To ns I-280 Existing Lane Proposed OnCityPlan Gap No b Saratoga Ave. ROC I-280 ns I-280 ss I-280 Lane No c Saratgoa Ave ss I-280 Quito Lane d Saratoga Ave. Quito Hwy 9 Lane Yes a Leg 1 SR 9 Saratoga Ave./Saratoga- Sunnyvale Rd. 6 b Leg 1 SR 9 City Limit City Limit Santa Cruz County Limit Shldr-0' Shldr-0' shldr-2 shldr-2 state state a Leg 2 Via Roncole Prospect Arroyo Arguello Route No b Leg 2 Arroyo Arguello Via Roncole Wardell Route No c Leg 2 Wardell Arroyo Arguello Sar-Sun Rd/Cox Route No a Leg 2 Cox Wardell/Sar-Sun Rd/ Saratoga Ave Lane Yes TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: Route #: Campbell/Curtner/Tully Corridor 1 a Prospect Rd Saratoga -Sunnyvale Rd Cupertino/Saratoga to Eastridge Saratoga Ave Lane a Campbell Ave Saratoga Ave Winchester Lane b Campbell Ave Winchester Poplar No c Campbell Ave Poplar ws SR d Campbell Ave RUC SR 17 ws SR 17 es SR e Campbell Ave es SR 17 Union a Civic Center Winchester Railway Lane No a Orchard City Winchester Railway a Union Campbell Ave city limit Lane No b Union City limit Curtner Lane a Curtner Ave Union Leigh Lane b Curtner Ave Leigh ws SR 87 Lane c Curtner Ave RUC SR 87 ws SR 87 es SR 87 Lane d Curtner Ave es SR 87 Monterey Rd/Tully Rd Lane a Tully Rd Monterey Rd/ Curtner ws U.S. 101 Lane b Tully Rd ROC U.S. 101 ws U.S. 101 es US 101 Lane Yes c Tully Rd es U.S. 101 Quimby Lane d Tully Rd Quimby White Rd TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: 16.1 Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 15 of 36

35 Segment Street From To Existing Proposed Route #: 15 Valley Fair to Santa Teresa Corrid Downtown Santa Clara to San Benito Cnty 1 a Leigh Avenue West San Carlos Street Parkmoor Avenue Lane 1 b Leigh Avenue Parkmoor Avenue Curtner Avenue Lane 1 c Leigh Avenue Curtner Avenue Blossom Hill Road Lane 2 a TBD Leigh/ Blossom Hill Coleman Rd/meridian 3 a Coleman Rd Meridian Ave. Santa Teresa Lane 3 b Meridian Ave. Blossom Hill Santa Teresa 4 a Santa Teresa Coleman Rd. Bernal Rd Lane 4 b Santa Teresa Bernal Rd. city limit/cnty Lane/Route Lane 4 c Santa Teresa SJ city limit /cnty Cnty /MH city limit Shldr-7' 4 d Santa Teresa Cnty /MH City limit Main Lane 5 a Main Hale Peak Lane 6 a Peak Main Dunne Lane 7 a Dunne Peak Del Monte Lane 8 a Del Monte Dunne Community Park Route 9 a Community Park Bike path Cosmo Edmundsen Path 10 a La Crosse Bike path La Alameda Lane 11 a La Alameda La Crosse Watsonville Rd Route 12 a Watsonville La Alameda Santa Teresa Lane 13 a Santa Teresa Blvd Watsonville Road Fitzgerald Ave Shldr-7' 13 b Santa Teresa Blvd Fitzgerald Ave North of Gilroy City Limit Shldr- 14 a Santa Teresa Blvd North Gilroy city limit First Street/Hwy 152 Lane 14 b Santa Teresa Blvd First Street/Hwy 152 Castro Valley Rd Lane 15 a Castro Valley Rd Santa Teresa Blvd US Hwy 101 Shldr-3' 16 a US Hwy 101 Castro Valley Rd Bloomfield Ave (SR 25) Shldr- 17 a S.R. 25 (Bloomfield then Bolsa Rd) US Hwy 101 San Benito County Line Shldr- Shldr-8 18 a spur Allen Avenue Santa Teresa Blvd Calero Avenue 18 b spur Calero Avenue Allen Avenue Lean Avenue 19 a spur Lean Avenue Calero Avenue Santa Teresa Blvd TOTAL LENGTH OF ROUTE: 44.5 OnCityPlan Gap No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No State State Monday, June 16, 2008 Page 16 of 36