Annual Listing. of Projects with Federal Funding OBLIGATED FOR FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2009 SACOG November 1, 2010

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1 OG Annual Listing of Projects with Funding OBLIGATED FOR FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2009 November 1, 2010 Area Council of Governments 1415 L Street Suite 300, CA tel: fax:

2 OG MISSION Delivering transportation projects; providing public information and serving as a dynamic forum for regional planning and collaboration in the greater Metropolitan Area. BOARD MEMBERS Leslie McBride (Chair) Yuba City Susan Peters (Vice Chair) County Harold Anderson Winters Christina Billeci Marysville Linda Budge Rancho Cordova Christopher Cabaldon West Darryl Clare Galt Steve Cohn Tom Cosgrove Lincoln Skip Davies Woodland Kevin Johnson John Knight Roberta MacGlashan County Steve Miklos Folsom Larry Montna Sutter County Gene Resler Isleton Pierre Rivas Placerville Suzanne Roberts Colfax Rocky Rockholm Don Saylor Davis Walt Scherer Town of Loomis James Shelby Citrus Heights MEMBER COUNTIES & CITIES County Sutter County Yolo County Yuba County Auburn Citrus Heights Colfax Davis Elk Grove Folsom Galt Isleton Lincoln Live Oak Town of Loomis Marysville Placerville Rancho Cordova Rocklin West Wheatland Winters Woodland Yuba City Gary Davis Elk Grove Helen Thomson Yolo County Roger Dickinson County Rick West Wheatland Area Council of Governments Jim Gray Mary Jane Griego Yuba County Jody Jones (Ex-Officio Member) Caltrans District 1415 L Street, Suite 300, CA Kevin Hanley Auburn Peter Hill Rocklin tel: fax: tdd: Diane Hodges Live Oak

3 WHAT WE DO The Area Council of Governments (OG) is an association of Valley governments formed from the six regional counties El Dorado, Placer,, Sutter, Yolo and Yuba and 22 member cities. OG s directors are chosen from the elected boards of its member governments. OG s primary charge is to provide regional transportation planning and funding, as well as a forum for the study and resolution of regional issues. In this role, OG prepares the region s long-range transportation plan; approves distribution of affordable housing around the region; keeps a regionwide database for its own and local agency use; helps counties and cities use federal transportation funds in a timely way; assists in planning for transit, bicycle networks, clean air and airport land uses; and has completed the Blueprint Project which links transportation and land development more closely. EXECUTIVE STAFF Mike McKeever Executive Director Matt Carpenter Director of Services Gordon Garry Director of Research and Analysis Rebecca Sloan Director of External Affairs and Member Services PROJECT STAFF José Luis Cáceres Associate Planner SUPPORT STAFF Gayle Greene Administrative Assistant II Scott Overton Reprographics This report was funded in part through grants from the Highway Administration and Transit Administration, U.S. Department of. The views and opinions of the authors or agency expressed herein do not necessarily state or reflect those of the U. S. Department of.

4 Annual Listing of Obligated Projects Fiscal Year 2009 ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT regulations, under the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU), require that the Area Council of Governments (OG) publish an annual listing of projects using federal funds that were obligated during the prior federal fiscal year (FFY). The Annual Listing of Obligated Projects provides a record of federal transportation funding delivered to projects for the year. This document is available for download on the OG website at ABOUT OBLIGATIONS of federal funds means that a project sponsor received a federal commitment for reimbursement on a project. It is a critical milestone in the development of a project. Although helpful, on their own, the dollar amount, fund type, and date of obligation provide an incomplete picture. If a project was obligated, it does not necessarily mean that the project was initiated or completed in that year or that the obligation amount indicates the total cost of that project. Each phase of work (preliminary engineering, right of way, and construction) programmed with federal funds requires a separate obligation before an agency can begin federally reimbursable work for that phase. After an obligation takes place, the local agency may proceed with that phase. Generally, local agencies proceed with a phase within 6 months of obligation. The schedule in which a phase gets completed depends on multiple factors, including the magnitude of the project, the type of phase, and any delays that arise. Deobligations occur when a project sponsor relinquishes its right to federal reimbursement, returning some or all the funding to the agency in charge of managing those funds usually to the Department of, Caltrans, or OG. Typically, deobligations occur if a project is completed under budget or deleted. ABOUT THE RAMENTO AREA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS The Area Council of Governments (OG) is an association of Valley governments formed from the six regional counties El Dorado, Placer,, Sutter, Yolo, and Yuba and 22 member cities. OG s work is guided by a 32-member policy board. OG is also a federally designated metropolitan planning organization (MPO) and a state designated regional transportation planning agency (RTPA). Over the years, state and federal laws have given OG an increasingly important role in financing transportation improvements within the six-county Region. At the federal level, the 1991 Intermodal Surface Efficiency Act and its successor, the Equity Act for the 21st Century, empowered MPOs like OG to determine the mix of transportation projects best suited to meet their region's needs. Congress reaffirmed the MPOs role in transportation financing in 2005 with the passage of the SAFETEA-LU. 1

5 Annual Listing of Obligated Projects Fiscal Year 2009 METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION N Projects listed in the Annual Listing of Obligated Projects come from the Region s long range transportation plan. The current plan, known as Metropolitan Plan (MTP) for 2035, was adopted by OG in March The MTP specifies a detailed set of investments and strategies throughout the region from 2008 through 2035 to maintain, manage, and improve the surface transportation network. Major regionally significant projects are all planned in the MTP before they obligate federal funds. However, many of the projects in the Annual Listing of Obligated Projects are not significant enough to be found individually in the MTP. Instead, these projects fall into MTP lump sums such as highway safety and bicycle/pedestrian improvements. As a reminder, this annual listing is limited to just federal funds and does not include all revenues expended on transportation in a given year. METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM In addition to being found in the MTP, projects seeking to obligate federal funds must be programmed, or listed in detail, in the Metropolitan Improvement Program (MTIP). All MTIP projects are programmed individually or as part of lump sums in the MTP. The federally required MTIP is a short range comprehensive listing of all Region transportation projects that are regionally significant or expect to receive federal funding in the next four years. The MTIP sets forth OG s investment priorities for transit and transit-related improvements, highways and roadways, bicycle and pedestrian, and other surface transportation improvements in the six-county Region. OG prepares and adopts the MTIP every two years. The MTIP must cover at least four years and contain a priority list of projects grouped by year. Further, the MTIP must be financially constrained by year (meaning that the amount of dollars programmed must not exceed the amount of dollars estimated to be available). ANNUAL OBLIGATED PROJECT LISTING SUMMARY The Annual Listing of Obligated Projects for FFY 2009 shows that approximately $427 million of federal funds were obligated in the OG region for highway, local road, transit, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, transportation enhancement, and air quality projects. 2

6 Annual Listing of Obligated Projects Fiscal Year 2009 Chart A1 - The following chart illustrates the breakdown of obligations by funding category: FHWA Transfers to FTA 1% FTA 17% FHWA 82% FHWA FHWA Transfers to FTA FTA OG Region s, FFY 2009 Category Total s Percent of Total Highways Administration (FHWA) $349,897, Transit Administration (FTA) $70,425, FHWA Transfers to FTA $6,378,000 1 Total $426,700,

7 Annual Listing of Obligated Projects Fiscal Year 2009 Table A2 - The following chart reflects the top 4 projects with obligations larger than $10,000,000 in federal funds. They total $158,565,055, or 37% of the total obligations. County Lead Agency Project Title Placer Sutter Funding Type OG ID Funds Obligated Caltrans D3 I-80 Emigrant Gap Pavement Rehab STP & NHS CAL18776 $120,009,565 Regional Transit District RT Preventive Maintenance FTA 5307 REG16680 $15,856,507 Caltrans D3 SR 99 Pavement Rehabilitation ARRA CAL18833 $12,195,645 County DPW Road Rehab Stimulus ARRA $10,565,338 Total $158,627,055 ANNUAL OBLIGATED PROJECTS LISTING EXNATION There are three tables included in the listing: Table 1: Table 2: Table 3: FHWA Projects obligated, sorted by county and project title. This list includes projects using FHWA fund sources such as Surface Program (STP), Congestion Mitigation Air Quality Improvement (CMAQ), Enhancements (TE), and High-Priority Earmarks (HI-PRIO). Transit projects, sorted by lead agency and project. FHWA Projects with Funds Transferred to FTA. This list includes projects with CMAQ funds being used by a transit agency on an FTA grant. The table columns in the listing include: County indicates the county abbreviation in which the project is located. Lead Agency indicates the lead agency or project sponsor, if information is available. Title indicates the project title or location Description indicates scope, limits, and the type of work. Fund Type indicates the obligated fund source. OG ID is the identification code for the project in OG s MTIP. Please note that there may be multiple obligations for a given project with the same MTIP ID, usually indicating an obligation of more than one fund type or repeated obligation activity during the year. Project ID indicates the federal project identification code. 4

8 Annual Listing of Obligated Projects Fiscal Year 2009 EA # (Expenditure Authorization Number), assigned by Caltrans, is also know as State Project ID. Grant #, is the Transit Administration Grant Number. A transit agency, in a given year, may obligate multiple transit projects under a single grant number. indicates the amount authorized. Negative numbers indicate a deobligation, where the federal funding commitment is no longer given for the project. This may indicate a cost savings in a project phase. In some cases the deobligation is reprogrammed, either to the same project (as a different fund type or to later phases), alternative projects, or returned to the agency in charge of programming the funds. Bike/Ped, references a project whose primary objective relates to bicycles and/or pedestrians. Many projects construct bicycle and/or pedestrian improvements in addition to other work being done. Caltrans may have additional information regarding the obligations they manage. If a cell was left blank, then the information was not available. REPORTING REQUIREMENTS 1. OG must file the annual listing no later than 90 calendar days, following the end of the program year. ACTION: OG intends to list the draft version (on its website) before November 5, 2010, with the final version expected to be posted in December, OG shall develop this document cooperatively with the State and Public Operators. ACTION: OG intends to present the draft document to its Regional Planning Partnership (RPP) and the Transit Coordination Committee (TCC). These committees assist in regional federal planning and oversight activities. 3. OG shall include a listing of the investments (obligations) in pedestrian walkways and bicycle transportation facilities ACTION: Pedestrian walkways and bicycle transportation facilities are so noted on Tables 1, 2, and This listing shall be prepared in accordance with Section (a) and shall include all federally funding projects authorized or revised to increase obligations in the preceding program year, and shall at minimum include: A. MTIP information number (OG ID) under Section (e) (1) and (4). B. of federal funds requested in the MTIP. 5

9 Annual Listing of Obligated Projects Fiscal Year 2009 C. funding that was obligated during the preceding year. D. funding remaining and available for subsequent years. E. The listing shall be published or made available in accordance with OG s public participation plan for the MTIP. ACTION: Tables 1, 2, and 3 reflect the requirements above except for funding remaining and available for subsequent years by project. Instead, the MTIP shows this information by project and it is available on OG s website. This information changes often as projects update their costs and receive additional funding as they proceed. ACTION: OG s Public Participation Plan, under SAFETEA-LU, states that the MPO shall develop and use a documented participation plan that defines a process for providing all interested parties with reasonable opportunities to be involved in the metropolitan planning process. As such OG intends to perform the following: Post a draft report on its website. Present the draft report to the RPP and TCC committees for their input. Send all appropriate federal and state agencies the final version of the report and post the final version to its website by December 15 th, LISTING OF COMMONLY USED ABBREVIATIONS Below is a listing of commonly-used abbreviations in this document and their meanings. Abbreviation AC ARRA BHLO, BRLO, & BRLOZE, BRLS BDL BR BRT Caltrans CMAQ CML CO CON CR Demo Meaning Asphalt Concrete American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Bridge Replacement Funding (Highway Bridge Program) Bridge Discretionary Bridge Bus Rapid Transit California Department of Congestion Mitigation Air Quality Improvement Congestion Air Quality Program County Construction County Road Demonstration Projects 6

10 Annual Listing of Obligated Projects Fiscal Year 2009 ER Emergency Relief (or Response) EXEMPT Projects exempt from air quality analysis FD RST Fund Rest Urban Area FFY Fiscal Year FHWA Highway Administration FTA Transit Administration FTA 5307 Transit Administration section 5307 Urbanized Area Formula FTA 5309 FG Transit Administration section 5309a Fixed Guideways FTA Ear 5309 Bus Transit Administration section 5309c Earmark Bus & Facility FY Fiscal Year HBP Highway Bridge Program HES Hazard Elimination Safety HOT High Occupancy Toll HI PRIO, HPLU, HPLUL, HPLULN Highway Priority Projects HOV High Occupancy Vehicle HRRRL High Risk Rural Roads HSIPL Highway Safety Improvement Program IM Interstate Maintenance ITS Intelligent Systems MMA Minimum Allocation of Statewide Funds MPO Metropolitan Planning Organization MTIP Metropolitan Improvement Program NCIIPL National Corridor Infrastructure Imp. Progam NHS National Highway System OA Authority PE Preliminary Engineering PM Postmile PS&E Plans, Specifications, and Estimates PTAP Pavement Technical Assistance Program ROW, R/W, RW Right of Way RPSTPLE RTIP Regional Enhancements RTIP Regional Improvement Program RTP Regional Plan RTPA Regional Planning Agency S/B Southbound S/O South of SAFETEA-LU Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Equity Act, A Legacy of Users SAFETY Safety Programs SR State Route 7

11 Annual Listing of Obligated Projects Fiscal Year 2009 SRTS, STPLHSR SR2S, SR2SF STIP STP, STPL STPE, STIPLER TCIF TCSP TE TEA TETAP Safe Routes to School Safe Routes to School, SAFETEA-LU State Improvement Program Surface Program STP, Interregional Enhancements including SHOPP Trade Corridor Program Community & System & Preservation Pilot Enhancements Enhancement Activities Traffic Engineering Technical Assistance Program 8

12 County Lead Agency Title Description OG ID Project ID EA # Fund Type Date ED-49 Log Town Near El Dorado - From Ore Court Road to China Hill Road - Caltrans District 3 Safety Widen shoulders. CAL18741 P '034C0904S' AREA (FLEX) 9/23/2009 $6,868,710 In the Camino Corridor of US 50, construct ITS infrastructure at the intersection of US 50 and Still US 50 / Still Meadows Road. This is a safety project and is related to Meadows Rd ITS the larger Camino safety and operational improvements Caltrans District 3 Improvements project (CAL18190). CAL '030F6504L' ITS RESEARCH 7/16/2009 $304,000 Placerville Road Rehab Stimulus Placerville Road Rehab Stimulus Placerville Road Rehab Stimulus Placerville US 50 Western Placerville Interchanges Table 1: FHWA Project s, FFY 2009 Cold Springs Rd, from Placerville City Limit to Placerville Dr; Carson Rd from US 50 overcrossing to Placerville City Limit: Rehabilitate roadways ' L' ARRA RURAL POP <5K 7/1/2009 $328,476 Cold Springs Rd, from Placerville City Limit to Placerville Dr; Carson Rd from US 50 overcrossing to Placerville City Limit: Rehabilitate roadways ' L' Cold Springs Rd, from Placerville City Limit to Placerville Dr; Carson Rd from US 50 overcrossing to Placerville City Limit: Rehabilitate roadways ' L' Reconstruct existing Forni Rd./Placerville Dr. Interchange; convert Ray Lawyer Dr. overcrossing to full interchange; add westbound and eastbound auxiliary lanes between Ray Lawyer Dr. and Placerville Dr. and minor access road changes. HPP # ' L' Bridge Preventive Maintenance Program Preventive maintainance of Mosquito Rd at South Fork American River (Bridge No. 25C0061). CIP ' L' Realign curve on east leg, add 8-ft shoulders, add left and Green Valley right turn lanes, and signalize intersection; project in Rd/N. Shingle Rd - conjunction with Tennessee Creek Bridge Replacement Realignment (CIP77109/19323) ' L' Green Valley Rd/Tennessee Creek - Bridge Replacement Replace functionally obsolete 2 lane bridge with new 2 lane bridge over Tennessee Creek, 0.2 miles north of North Shingle Rd. CIP ' L' AREA (FLEX) 7/1/2009 $236,171 > 200K 7/1/2009 $85,353 STP-STATE FLEXIBLE- TEA21 6/16/2009 ($148,163) OFF 10/21/08 $88,530 HSIP-HIGH RISK RURAL ROAD 2/10/09 $148,386 BRIDGE PROGRAM-85% ON/OFF 3/17/09 $408,737 Bike/ Ped Ice House Rd - 5 Bridges Preventive Maintenance Latrobe Rd Realignment (MP ) Preventive maintenance (deck seal and wear treatment) of 5 bridges on Ice House Rd over 5 creeks: Tells Creek (Bridge No 25C0043, PM 17.2), Big Silver Creek (Bridge No. 25C0044, PM 16.1), Jones Fork Silver Creek (Bridge No. 25C0045, PM 12.5), South Fork Silver Creek (Bridge No. 25C0046, PM 9.2), South Fork Rubicon River ((Bridge No. 25C0093, PM 23.3). CIP ' L' Realign and widen 0.35 mile of Latrobe Rd north of Ryan Ranch Rd (MP 7.0 to 7.35); includes widening shoulders, upgraded drainage, installing metal beam guard rail. CIP ' L' Construct Class I bike path along north side of SR-193 Northside School from SR-49 to Auburn Lake Trails subdivision for approx. Class I Bike Path mile (Phase 1). (See 19286/CIP72306 for Phase Phase 1 (SR-193) 2). CIP ' L' Pleasant Valley Intersection improvements to Pleasant Valley Rd and Oak Rd/Oak Hill Rd - Hill Rd--including alignment improvements, widen Intersection shoulders on north side and add turn lanes. CIP ' L' Road Rehab (ARRA Stimulus) Road Rehab (ARRA Stimulus) Road Rehab (ARRA Stimulus) Road Rehab (ARRA Stimulus) Roadway Surface Treatment in El Dorado Hills Sly Park Rd/Clear Creek - Bridge Replacement Contract overlays on Lotus Rd from Wunschel Ln to State Route 49 (6.66 miles) CIP ' L' Contract overlays on 2 County roads: 1) Forni Rd from Ray Lawyer Drive to Placerville city limits (0.70 miles) CIP72181, 2) Pony Express Trail from Ridgeway Dr to Crystal Springs Rd (2.25 miles) CIP ' L' Contract overlays on 4 County roads: 1) Forni Rd from Gold Nugget Wy to Placerville Dr (0.70 miles) CIP72181, 2) Lotus Rd from Wunschel Ln to State Route 49 (6.66 miles) CIP72177, 3) Malcolm Dixon Rd from Salmon Falls Rd to Green Valley Rd (2.04 miles) CIP72180, 4) Pony Express Trail from Ridgeway Dr to Crystal Springs Rd (2.25 miles) CIP ' L' Contract overlays on Malcolm Dixon Rd from Salmon Falls Rd to Green Valley Rd (2.04 miles) CIP ' L' In El Dorado Hills on El Dorado Hills Boulevard southbound lanes from Serrano Parkway/Lassen Lane intersection to approximately 1,100 feet south and northbound lanes to approximately 293 feet south; removal and replacement of deteriorated asphalt concrete, overlay and restriping. CIP# ' L' Replace existing functionally obsolete 2 lane bridge with new 2 lane bridge over Clear Creek, 1.1 miles east of Pleasant Valley Rd, widen and realign Sly Park Rd at bridge approaches and at entrance to Clear Creek Rd, and drainage improvements along Sly Park Rd. CIP ' L' OFF 10/22/08 $186,567 HSIP-HIGH RISK RURAL ROAD 11/3/08 $132,300 SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL INFR 8/6/2009 $125,000 Yes HSIP-HIGH RISK RURAL ROAD 1/14/09 $184,500 AREA (FLEX) 7/22/09 $2,413,896 ARRA AREAS with POP<200K 6/17/2009 $822,435 ARRA AREAS with POP<200K 6/17/09 $382,972 AREA (FLEX) 6/17/09 $160,020 SURFACE TRANSPORTATION FLEX 6/16/2009 ($122,011) BRIDGE PROGRAM-85% ON/OFF 10/21/08 $564,378 Table 1 Page 1 of 14

13 Table 1: FHWA Project s, FFY 2009 County Lead Agency Title Description OG ID Project ID EA # Fund Type Date Bike/ Ped US 50/Missouri Flat Rd Interchange - Phase 1B US 50/Missouri Flat Rd Interchange - Phase 1B Interchange Improvements: This is the 2nd of three phases; includes reconfiguration of interchange to 4-lane tight diamond, construction of aux lanes between the interchange and Forni Rd/Western Placerville Dr Interchange; bike/ped facility from Missouri Flat Rd to Placerville Dr/Forni Rd along eastbound portion of US 50 (fed funded with $5M ARRA-State TE, $174K ARRA-TE (EDCTC), $533K/88.53% TCSP earmark ($69K/11.47% TCSP local match), and $1.526M future CMAQ allocations to EDCTC); widening and seismic retrofitting of the Weber Creek Bridge # R/L (Caltrans will contribute to El Dorado County $2.95M of SHOPP - Bridge Preservation State Cash funds in Construction Capital for a portion of this bridge work refer to EA# 03-2E170); construction of new support piers and widening the bridge deck to accommodate widening existing travel lanes, and the addition of shoulders and auxiliary lanes in the EB and WB directions. See 15690/CIP71317 for Phase 1A and 19295/CIP71346 for Phase 1C. CIP '034E28U8L' ARRA AREAS TRANSPORTATION ENHANCE 7/17/2009 $5,173,967 Yes Interchange Improvements: This is the 2nd of three phases; includes reconfiguration of interchange to 4-lane tight diamond, construction of aux lanes between the interchange and Forni Rd/Western Placerville Dr Interchange; bike/ped facility from Missouri Flat Rd to Placerville Dr/Forni Rd along eastbound portion of US 50 (fed funded with $5M ARRA-State TE, $174K ARRA-TE (EDCTC), $533K/88.53% TCSP earmark ($69K/11.47% TCSP local match), and $1.526M future CMAQ allocations to EDCTC); widening and seismic retrofitting of the Weber Creek Bridge # R/L (Caltrans will contribute to El Dorado County $2.95M of SHOPP - Bridge Preservation State Cash funds in Construction Capital for a portion of this bridge work refer to EA# 03-2E170); construction of new support piers and widening the bridge deck to accommodate widening existing travel lanes, and the addition of shoulders and auxiliary lanes in the EB and WB directions. See 15690/CIP71317 for Phase 1A and 19295/CIP71346 for Phase 1C. CIP '034E28U8L' CMAQ 7/17/2009 $1,526,033 Yes US 50/Missouri Flat Rd Interchange - Phase 1B Wentworth Springs Rd/Gerle Creek - Bridge Replacement Interchange Improvements: This is the 2nd of three phases; includes reconfiguration of interchange to 4-lane tight diamond, construction of aux lanes between the interchange and Forni Rd/Western Placerville Dr Interchange; bike/ped facility from Missouri Flat Rd to Placerville Dr/Forni Rd along eastbound portion of US 50 (fed funded with $5M ARRA-State TE, $174K ARRA-TE (EDCTC), $533K/88.53% TCSP earmark ($69K/11.47% TCSP local match), and $1.526M future CMAQ allocations to EDCTC); widening and seismic retrofitting of the Weber Creek Bridge # R/L (Caltrans will contribute to El Dorado County $2.95M of SHOPP - Bridge Preservation State Cash funds in Construction Capital for a portion of this bridge work refer to EA# 03-2E170); construction of new support piers and widening the bridge deck to accommodate widening existing travel lanes, and the addition of shoulders and auxiliary lanes in the EB and WB directions. See 15690/CIP71317 for Phase 1A and 19295/CIP71346 for Phase 1C. CIP '034E28U8L' Replace 2-lane bridge over existing Low Water Crossing, 2.5 miles north of Ice House Rd. CIP77118 (Toll Credits for ROW & CON) ' L' TRANSP, COMM & SYS PRESERV 7/17/2009 $533,520 Yes OFF 10/22/08 $132,795 National Pony Commission Express Trail Construct non-motorized National Pony Express Trail from Old Twin Bridges to Echo Summit STREET NAME: National Pony Express Trail ' L' STP-ENHANCE-TEA21 1/12/2009 ($70,381) Rubicon Trail at Ellis Creek Low Water Xing, Build New Bridge at Low Water_Xing ' L' OFF 9/23/2009 $132,795 Green Valley Rd at Dry Creek Br No 25c-39, Bridge BR REPL-65 ON SYS- Replacement ' L' TEA21 6/2/2009 ($42,424) El Dorado Co. Non Interstate Var. Locations, Preliminary SUPPL EMERGENCY REL Engineering '03061P017S' 2005 HURRI 9/10/2009 ($271,128) Nicolaus Rd at Markham Ravine Br# 19c-0199r, Bridge BRIDGE PROGRAM-85% Replacement ' L' ON/OFF 5/26/2009 $1,389,921 Atkinson St at Dry Creek Bridge (Br#19c-0011), Bridge BRIDGE PROGRAM-85% Replacement ' L' ON/OFF 5/13/2009 $262,814 Atkinson St at Dry Creek Bridge (Br#19c-0011), Bridge BR REPL-65 ON SYS- Replacement ' L' TEA21 5/13/2009 ($1) Squaw Valley Squaw Creek Br# 19c-0026., Bridge BR REPL- 15% OFF SYS- Rehabilitation ' L' TEA21 4/29/2009 ($89,368) Squaw Valley Squaw Creek Br# 19c-0026., Bridge Rehabilitation ' L' BRIDGE PROGRAM-85% ON/OFF 4/29/2009 ($230,309) In Placer and Nevada, Near Emigrant Gap, from Carpenter I-80 Emigrant Gap Flat undercrossing to Hampshire Rocks undercrossing - Caltrans District 3 Pavement Rehab Pavement Rehabilitation (SHOPP)(CPM 55.7 / 67.5) CAL C '032C8604S' STP-<200,000 POPULATION 8/19/2009 $69,228,800 In Placer and Nevada, Near Emigrant Gap, from Carpenter I-80 Emigrant Gap Flat undercrossing to Hampshire Rocks undercrossing - Caltrans District 3 Pavement Rehab Pavement Rehabilitation (SHOPP)(CPM 55.7 / 67.5) CAL C '032C8604S' STP<200K-STEA03 8/19/2009 $345,755 Table 1 Page 2 of 14

14 Table 1: FHWA Project s, FFY 2009 County Lead Agency Title Description OG ID Project ID EA # Fund Type Date Bike/ Ped In Placer and Nevada, Near Emigrant Gap, from Carpenter I-80 Emigrant Gap Flat undercrossing to Hampshire Rocks undercrossing - Caltrans District 3 Pavement Rehab Pavement Rehabilitation (SHOPP)(CPM 55.7 / 67.5) CAL C '032C8604S' STP <200 -TEA21 8/19/2009 $12,000 In Placer and Nevada, Near Emigrant Gap, from Carpenter I-80 Emigrant Gap Flat undercrossing to Hampshire Rocks undercrossing - Caltrans District 3 Pavement Rehab Pavement Rehabilitation (SHOPP)(CPM 55.7 / 67.5) CAL C '032C8604S' NHS-NATL HIGHWAY SYS 8/19/2009 $50,780,765 Phase 3 of the Operational Improvement Project: On I-80, Construct east and west bound extensions of the HOV (High Occupancy Vehicle) lanes and auxiliary lanes from I-80 HOV Lanes & Miners Ravine to State Route 65, 1 mile east of the 65/80 Aux Lanes - Caltrans District 3 Phase 3 Separation. Includes widening of Miners' Ravine Bridge in both directions. CAL '030L2014L' HIGH PRIORITY PROJ SEC /1/2009 $5,024,013 Phase 3 of the Operational Improvement Project: On I-80, Construct east and west bound extensions of the HOV (High Occupancy Vehicle) lanes and auxiliary lanes from I-80 HOV Lanes & Miners Ravine to State Route 65, 1 mile east of the 65/80 Aux Lanes - Caltrans District 3 Phase 3 Separation. Includes widening of Miners' Ravine Bridge in both directions. CAL ' L' NAT'L CORR INF IMP PROGRAM 9/25/2009 $3,832,276 near Nyack, from Magra Overhead to Putts INTERSTATE Caltrans District 3 I-80 Rehabilitation Lake undercrossing: rehabilitate roadway CAL '031A8014S' MAINTENANCE 6/12/2009 $4,936,975 I-80, Colfax Caltrans District 3 Narrows Project In and near Colfax, from Route 174 to Magra Overhead - Roadway rehabilitation and ITS improvements. CAL '031A7904L' GRANTS SUP N HWY STP, SEC117 11/24/2008 $983,928 Yes In the Colfax, at the intersection of Dinky Way and Caltrans Division Dinky Way Grade UPRR: Eliminate hazards at railroad grade crossing. HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP of Rail Crossing (USDOT RR Xing # B) CAL ' L' PROG 9/10/2009 $250,000 Traffic signal modifications at the Borland/Lincoln Auburn Dept. of Public Auburn Dept. of Public Auburn Dept. of Public Colfax Rocklin Division of Engineering Rocklin Division of Engineering Rocklin Division of Engineering Hwy 49 / Borland / Lincoln Way Intersection Improvements Way/Hwy 49 intersection that would provide for a northsouth split phase and southbound right turn overlap phasing. Existing intersection pavement shall be overlaid with 2 AC ' L' 1-95 CONTEE RD INTER. STUDY 5/8/2009 $378,000 Class 2 bike lane and sidewalk along Maidu Drive to allow Maidu Drive for a continuous bike lane and sidewalk to the Skyridge Pedestrian/Bikew neighborhood and to the Skyridge School. (VOC.15, NOx ay Facilities.15 kg/day) ' L' CMAQ 8/11/2009 ($40,696) Yes Road Rehab and Overlays Downtown Colfax Streetscape Improvements In Auburn, various locations: perform annual pavement resurfacing and/or rehabilitation on urban roadways for 2006 through FFY 2006: Electric Street from Lincoln Way to End of Street and Mikkelson Drive from Auburn Ravine to Auburn Ravine. FFY 2007: Auburn Ravine from Palm Avenue to City limits and Dairy Road base repair from Auburn Ravine to 242 Dairy and 252 Dairy to 485 Dairy. Also Dairy Road from Auburn Ravine to Incline Drive and E Lincoln Way from Hwy 49 to N. City Limits FFY 2009 &10: Indian Hill Road from Auburn Folsom to W. City Limits, Auburn Folsom from Sunrise Ridge Road to Southridge Drive ' L' STP-URBANIZED AREAS >200,000 6/3/2009 $106,251 In Colfax, Business Route 174 (Main St.) at Depot: construct streetscaping improvements, landscaping, lighting and signage, related to the multimodal station ' L' STP-ENHANCE-TEA21 12/22/2008 ($35,000) Yes Install sidewalk, curb, gutters, roadway reconstruction, and provide bicycle lanes in an older area of the Safe Routes to Rocklin's existing roadway network. LIMITS: Older area of School in Rocklin Rocklin's existing roadway network. STREET NAME: Phase 3 Downtown Rocklin '030L1024L' CMAQ STEA03 9/1/2009 ($141,920) Yes Sunset Blvd. Road Rehabilitation Sunset Blvd. Road Rehabilitation 2009 ARRA Cirby Way Overlay Project 2009 ARRA Cirby Way Overlay Project Sunset Blvd., from Blue Oaks Blvd. to Atherton Rd.: rehabilitate roadway. Phase 1 is from Blue Oaks Blvd. to West Oaks Blvd. Phase 2 is West Oaks Blvd. to Lone Tree Blvd. Phase 3 is Lone Tree to Atherton Rd ' L' AREA (FLEX) 7/8/2009 $1,289,206 Sunset Blvd., from Blue Oaks Blvd. to Atherton Rd.: rehabilitate roadway. Phase 1 is from Blue Oaks Blvd. to West Oaks Blvd. Phase 2 is West Oaks Blvd. to Lone Tree Blvd. Phase 3 is Lone Tree to Atherton Rd ' L' STP-URBANIZED-TEA21 7/8/2009 $90,000 In Roseville, Cirby Way from I-80 to southern city limit: resurface roadway ' L' In Roseville, Cirby Way from I-80 to southern city limit: resurface roadway ' L' > 200K 7/17/2009 $945,624 AREA (FLEX) 7/17/2009 $306, ARRA North Sunrise Bonded Wearing Course In Roseville, On North Sunrise Ave., between Lead Hill Blvd. and East Roseville Parkway, place Hot Mix asphalt (HMA) bonded wearing course to roadway ' L' > 200K 5/26/2009 $1,125,000 Arterial Microsurfacing Project SRTS In Roseville, microsurface the following roadway segments:foothills Blvd. - north of Blue OaksRocky Ridge Dr. - Cirby Way to E. Roseville PkwyLead Hill Blvd. - N. Sunrise Ave. to E. Roseville PkwyE. Roseville Pkwy. - Olympus Dr. to Eureka Rd.Blue Oaks Blvd - Foothills to just east of Fiddiment Fairway Drive from Stanford Ranch to Blue OaksOld Auburn Road from Sierra College to E. Roseville ParkwayStanford Ranch Road from I-80 to N. City LimitsOlympus Dr. from Professional Dr. to Sierra College Blvd. & Professional Dr. from Douglas Blvd. to Olympus Dr.East Roseville Parkway from Sierra College to Eastern City Limits.Secret Ravine Pkwy. from E. Roseville Pkwy. to Sierra College Blvd ' L' Proposes a Safe Routes to School pilot program within Roseville beginning with the Dry Creek School District. It will develop a "SRTS Tool Box." The Tool Box would include strategies for education, encouragement, enforcement, engineering and evaluation. SRTSD50_ ' L' SURFACE TRANSPORTATION FLEX 12/10/2008 $529,893 SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL EITHER 5/12/2009 $215,000 Table 1 Page 3 of 14

15 Table 1: FHWA Project s, FFY 2009 County Lead Agency Title Description OG ID Douglas Blvd / In Roseville, at Douglas Blvd & Sierra College Blvd, install Sierra College E/B & W/B dual left-turn lanes, relocate medians, micropave intersection approaches and restripe E/B & W/B Blvd Intersection Improvements Roseville, Harding Dry Creek, I-80 to Royer Park: construct class 1 bikeway in 2 phases. Phase I from I-80 to Harding completed in 2004 (20870). This is phase 2 from Harding Blvd. to Royer Park. Local funds include Project ID EA # Fund Type Douglas Blvd ' L' Date > 200K 6/3/2009 $521,320 I-80 to Royer Park TCSP funds of $268,717. Funding shown includes phases Bikeway Phase 2-1 & 2. (Emission benefits in kg/day: 0.25 ROG, 0.2 NOx Segment PM10) ' L' CMAQ 6/11/2009 ($107,522) Yes Roseville, Harding Dry Creek, I-80 to Royer Park: Construct class 1 bikeway in 2 phases. Phase 1 from I-80 to Harding Blvd completed in 2004 (20870) completed I-80 To Royer in Phase 2 construction is separated into 3 Park Bikeway segments: Segment 2 is located from East Street to Phase 2 - Folsom Road. (Emission benefits in kg/day: 0.25 ROG, 0.2 Segment 2 NOx 0.09 PM10) ' L' CMAQ 4/15/2009 $557,057 Yes ITS Equipment Conversion Phase 2 Mahaney Park ITS In Roseville, Add ITS Equipment on Fairway Drive, Galleria/Harding Boulevard, Sunrise Ave., Roseville Parkway, and Douglas Blvd. (Emmissions reductions: ROG = 0.17kg, NOx = 0.17 & PM10 = 0.0 kg/day.) ' L' CMAQ 6/16/2009 ($7,464) In Roseville, Mahany Park: implement upgrades to the traffic signal system as outlined in the Intelligent System (ITS) Master Plan. This includes placing fiber optic cable in new/existing conduit from the Civic Center to the Mahany Park Emergency Operations Center (EOC). This will make traffic flow more efficient, reducing congestion and vehicle idling, and thus reducing vehicle emissions. (Emission Benefits in kg/day: 0.91 ROG, 0.09 NOx) ' L' CMAQ 9/22/2009 ($84,086) Bike/ Ped Mahany ITS Equipment Conversions Road Rehab Stimulus Roseville Parkway ITS In Roseville, implement upgrades to the traffic signal control system as outlined in the Intelligent System (ITS) Master Plan. This includes installation of ITS equipment between Roseville Civic Center and Mahany EOC. (Equipment includes signal controller cabinets.) (Emission Benefits in kg/day: 0.91 ROG, 0.91 NOx) ' L' CMAQ 3/12/2009 ($47,718) In Roseville, On Junction Blvd., from Woodcreek Oaks Blvd. to Foothills Blvd., on Woodcreek Oaks Blvd., from Baseline Rd. to Junction Blvd. and from Canavari Dr. to N. City Limits, and on Eureka Road from Douglas to Sierra College: Place Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) on roadways ' L' > 200K 5/26/2009 $1,006,173 In Roseville, implement upgrades to the traffic signal system as outlined in the Intelligent System (ITS) Master Plan. This includes installing fiber optic cable and conduit along Roseville Parkway from Pleasant Grove Blvd to Reserve Dr. (Emission benefits in kg/day: 1.02 ROG, 1.02 NOx) ' L' CMAQ 9/15/2009 $73,185 Roseville to Rocklin ITS Sierra College Boulevard/East Roseville Parkway Intersection Improvements Sunrise Ave. CMS Installation Project In Roseville, from Roseville Civic Center north to Rocklin City Limit on Stanford Ranch Road: Implement upgrades to the traffic signal system as outlined in the Intelligent System (ITS) Master Plan. This includes adding STARNET fiber optic cable in conduit to enhance inter-jurisdictional traffic signal coordination and STARNET communications ' L' In Roseville, at Sierra College Blvd. and East Roseville Parkway, Install N/B dual left-turn lanes, including median modification, and S/B approach re-striping ' L' In Roseville, install Changeable Message Sign (CMS) on N/B Sunrise Ave. south of Cirby Way to reduce traffic congestion by improving traffic information dissemination per the ITS Master Plan ' L' ITS DEPLOYMENT METROPOL STEA3 4/29/2009 ($1) > 200K 6/24/2009 $220,000 > 200K 6/23/2009 $130,630 At various locations in west Roseville, create Congestion Management Hub and implement upgrades to the traffic signal system as outlined in the Intelligent System (ITS) Master Plan. This includes installation of ITS equipment conversions will make traffic flow more West Roseville efficient, reducing congestion and vehicle idling, and thus ITS & Congestion reducing vehicle emissions. (Emission Benefits in kg/day: Management Hub 1.14 ROG, 1.14 NOX, 0.23 PM10) ' L' CMAQ 8/4/2009 $367,154 At various locations in west Roseville, create Congestion Management Hub and implement upgrades to the traffic signal system as outlined in the Intelligent System (ITS) Master Plan. This includes installation of ITS equipment conversions will make traffic flow more West Roseville efficient, reducing congestion and vehicle idling, and thus ITS & Congestion reducing vehicle emissions. (Emission Benefits in kg/day: Management Hub 1.14 ROG, 1.14 NOX, 0.23 PM10) ' L' CMAQ 9/15/2009 $310,081 Alpine Meadows Rd Bridge Rehabilitation Alpine Meadows Rd over Truckee River, 0.1 miles west of SH 89: Rehabilitation and shoulder widening of existing structurally deficient 2 lane bridge. (Toll Credits for ROW & CON) ' L' OFF 6/2/09 $1,195,155 Table 1 Page 4 of 14

16 Table 1: FHWA Project s, FFY 2009 County Lead Agency Title Description OG ID Project ID EA # Fund Type Date Bike/ Ped Asphalt Concrete Overlay Western Placer County Asphalt Concrete Overlay Western Placer County Auburn Folsom Road Bikeway - Phase 1 Auburn Foresthill Rd Bridge Auburn-Folsom Rd Widening Auburn-Folsom Rd Widening Brewer Rd Bridge Replacement Brewer Rd Bridge Replacement : Overlay the following roads: Barton Road, from Douglas Blvd. to Cavitt-Stallman Rd., Douglas Blvd., from Seeno Ave. to Barton Rd., Sierra College Blvd., from Granite Bay Business Center to Olympus Drive, northbound lanes only, 0.75 miles, Mt. Vernon Rd., from Cold Stream Rd. to Wise Rd., Placer Hills Rd., from Eden Valley Rd. to Tokayana Wy., Wise Rd., from Mt. Vernon Rd. to Garden Bar Rd., Riosa Rd., from Dowd Rd. to 1 mile west, Nelson Lane, entire length ' L' AREA (FLEX) 8/20/2009 $1,562,500 : Overlay the following roads: Barton Road, from Douglas Blvd. to Cavitt-Stallman Rd., Douglas Blvd., from Seeno Ave. to Barton Rd., Sierra College Blvd., from Granite Bay Business Center to Olympus Drive, northbound lanes only, 0.75 miles, Mt. Vernon Rd., from Cold Stream Rd. to Wise Rd., Placer Hills Rd., from Eden Valley Rd. to Tokayana Wy., Wise Rd., from Mt. Vernon Rd. to Garden Bar Rd., Riosa Rd., from Dowd Rd. to 1 mile west, Nelson Lane, entire length ' L' ARRA RURAL POP <5K 8/20/2009 $408,462 From the Auburn City/ Limits to approximately 450 feet within the City limit, widen Auburn- Folsom Road by 1-3 feet on the west side of the roadway to accommodate Class II bicycle lanes. This first phase will tie into a future, larger project that will widen Auburn-Folsom Road from Shirland Tract Road to the Auburn City limits. This project is identified in the 2002 Regional Bikeway Plan as one of seven high priority bikeway projects listed in the plan. (Emission Benefits in kg/day: ROG 0.02, NOx 0.02) ' L' CMAQ 8/5/2009 $155,094 Yes Auburn Foresthill Rd., over north fork American River, east of I-80: Seismic Retrofit ' L' From Placer / County line to Douglas Blvd, : Widen to 4 lanes. Install signal at Auburn-Folsom Blvd and Fuller Dr ' L' From Placer / County line to Douglas Blvd, : Widen to 4 lanes. Install signal at Auburn-Folsom Blvd and Fuller Dr ' L' Brewer Rd, over branch of Curry Creek, 2.2 miles north of Base Lane Rd: Replace structurally deficient 2 lane bridge with new 2 lane structure. (Toll Credits for ROW & CON) ' L' Brewer Rd, over Markham Ravine, 0.5 miles south of Nicolaus Rd: replace structurally deficient 2 lane bridge with a 2 lane bridge ' L' BRIDGE PROGRAM-85% ON/OFF 10/21/08 $3,117,600 AREA (FLEX) 9/9/2009 $1,806,170 ARRA AREAS with POP<200K 9/9/2009 $262,067 OFF 3/17/09 $256,737 OFF 3/17/09 $256,737 Brewers Rd Bridge Replacement Dick Cook Rd Bridge Replacement Douglas Blvd. and Sierra College Blvd. Pedestrian Facilities and Landscaping Brewers Rd, over Kings Slough, 6.0 miles north base lane Rd: Replace structurally deficient 2 lane bridge with a new 2 lane bridge. (Toll Credits for ROW & CON) ' L' Dick Cook Rd, over Miners Ravine, near Auburn Folsom Rd: Replace existing 2 lane bridge with new 2 lane bridge. (BRIDGE NO. 19C0168) ' L' OFF 3/17/09 $256,737 OFF 9/15/2009 $2,307,091 This project would complete the pedestrian and landscape facilities along Sierra College Blvd. and would fill in the few remaining gaps along Douglas Blvd. that were not funded/completed in the previous CMAQ cycle/project no (Emission Benefits in kg/day 0.12 ROG, 0.07 NOx, 0.03 PM10) ' L' CMAQ 6/2/2009 $124,831 Yes Douglas Blvd. Pedestrian Facilities and Landscaping Dowd Rd Bridge Replacement Along north side of Douglas Blvd. between Sierra College Blvd. and Auburn-Folsom Road: Install approximately 1,400 feet of sidewalk and 42,000 SF of landscaping. There are several "missing" links of walkway that need to be constructed. (ROG 0.041, NOx 0.027, PM ) ' L' CMAQ 6/18/2009 $784,250 Yes Dowd Rd over Coon Creek, 0.4 miles north of Wise Rd.: Replace a structurally deficient bridge with a new 2 lane bridge. (Toll Credits for ROW & CON) ' L' OFF 3/17/09 $398,385 Dowd Rd Bridge Replacement Foresthill Rd. Safety Improvements Fleet Modernization Sheridan Elementary School Frontage Improvements SRTS Wise Rd Bridge Replacement Yankee Slough Bridge Replacement Dowd Rd, over Markham Ravine, 0.5 miles south Nicolaus Rd: Replace existing 2 lane structurally deficient bridge with a new 2 lane bridge. (Toll Credits for CON) ' L' Foresthill Road from Lower Lake Clementine Road to Old Auburn Road: Increase sight distance; construct acceleration lane ' L' Replacement of 9 diesel powered road maintenance trucks. (Emission Benefits: ROG 0.37, CO 2, NOx 2.74, OFF 3/17/09 $309,855 HSIP-HIGH RISK RURAL ROAD 3/26/2009 $112,500 PM10.29 kg/day) ' L' CMAQ 7/1/2009 $306,904 Sheridan ES and Lincoln MS: Improvements shall consist of a multi-purpose pedestrian path along the school frontage with curb ramps plus the installation of 2 4-way stops at the intersections of H Street/10th St. and Riosa SAFE ROUTES TO Rd./10th St.(SRTS# S ) ' L' SCHOOL INFR 6/2/2009 $74,250 Yes Wise Rd., over Auburn Ravine, between Millerton & Stone Rd.: Replace existing 2 lane bridge with a new 2 lane bridge ' L' Dowd Rd. over Yankee Slough, just south of Dalby Rd.: Replace existing structurally deficient bridge with new 2 lane bridge. (Toll Credits for CON) ' L' OFF 8/6/2009 $206,289 OFF 9/3/2009 $232,391 Table 1 Page 5 of 14

17 Table 1: FHWA Project s, FFY 2009 County Lead Agency Title Description OG ID Project ID EA # Fund Type Date Bike/ Ped Transit Dewitt Center in Auburn: Increase of CNG compressor capacity at CNG fueling station in Auburn. CNG Station Local Agency Funds are Air District Funds. Upgrade Phase 1 (Emission benefits in kg/day: 3.46 NOx, 0.12 PM10) PCT ' L' CMAQ 9/18/2009 $900,000 Planning Agency Cisco Grove Renovate Big Bend transportation museum STREET NAME: Cisco Grove ' L' STP-ENHANCE-TEA21 5/6/2009 ($39,950) Congestion Management Congestion Management Program is an educational and outreach program aimed at reducing traffic congestion and improving air quality by reducing drive-alone auto trips activities for. Both the and PCTPA are implementing agencies. (For past years, see 25004) (Emission Benefits in kg/day: NOx 13, ROG Planning Agency Program , and PM10 4) ' L' CMAQ 4/14/2009 $164,904 Town of Loomis Loomis Rail Station Enhancements Caltrans District 3 I-5 Rehabilitation I-5 Replacement Caltrans District 3 Planting I-5, Downtown Caltrans District 3 Sac Rehab Caltrans District 3 I-80 Realign 47th Caltrans District 3 Avenue Offramp SR 160 Bridge Caltrans District 3 Projects State Route 99 Operational Caltrans District 3 Improvements U.S. 50 HOV & Community Caltrans District 3 Enhancements Design and construct pedestrian and landscaping improvements at the multimodal center including a Class I bike facility adjacent to Taylor Rd. from downtown Loomis to Sierra College Blvd. (Emission benefits in kg/day:.06 ROG,.8 NOx,.3 PM-10) '030L1054L' CMAQ 1/16/2009 $59,220 Yes Greater Area, OJT Sacto ARRA HWY SUR TRNS & Employment/Training Agcy '8803H001S' TECH TRAIN 9/10/2009 $90,000 Freeport River (Br #24c-0001), Bridge Painting ' L' 1/4 SKILL TRAINING-STP 6/2/2009 ($0) Freeport River (Br #24c-0001), Bridge BRIDGE PROGRAM-85% Painting ' L' ON/OFF 6/2/2009 ($18,694) Franklin Rd at Mokelumne R. Br. No. 24c-48, Bridge BR REPL-65 ON SYS- Replacement ' L' TEA21 1/30/2009 ($157,195) And Surrounding Counties, OJT Pre- SUPPORT SERVICES- Apprenticeship Training ' S1' TEA21 5/8/2009 ($211,105) In, on I-5, from State Route 160 to Richards Blvd, including the U.S. 50 / I-5 interchange. (The portion from the U.S. 50 / I-5 interchange to Richards Blvd. will be INTERSTATE done under EA 0A360.) CAL '033A0104S' MAINTENANCE 7/9/2009 $720,770 In, I-5 at US 50: replace planting and upgrade irrigation. CAL '031A1814S' INTERSTATE 4R 23 USC 104 1/30/2009 $47,539 In, I-5, from Route 50 to J Street (Boat Section # M): rehabilitate structure.(pm 22.6/23.5) CAL '030A3604S' INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE 9/3/2009 $7,911,669 Add third lane to I-80 connector to Route 51 (Capital City STP-STATE FLEXIBLE- Freeway) CAL17910 P '032A8604S' TEA21 4/6/2009 $277,764 In, 0.1 mile south of 47th Avenue Overcrossing # at southbound offramp to eastbound 47th Avenue - Realign and signalize ramp (PM 1-95 CONTEE RD INTER. 20.8)[SHOPP - Safety Improvements] CAL20373 P '033E5204S' STUDY 8/4/2009 $698,063 Near Isleton, SR 160 at Sac. River Bridge, Steamboat Slough and Paintersville Bridge: construct new control house and walkway. STREET NAME: SR 160 Bridge Projects CAL17600 S ' S' In County in the area from Calvine Road to just north of Mack Road - Construct and implement operational improvements, including lane extensions. (Project will use tapered matching funds.) CAL '033E3904L' SURFACE TRANSPORTATION FLEX 6/15/2009 $1,023,378 Yes STP-URBANIZED AREAS >200,000 9/25/2009 $90,000 Yes In County and Rancho Cordova, on US 50: Construct high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes and community enhancements from Watt Avenue to Sunrise Boulevard. (Project is using tapered match. $10m of CMAQ is a loan from OG; this loan to be repaid with Local Funds - Measure A. Emission Benefits in kg/day are 52 NOx, 55 ROG, 7 PM10) CAL ' L' CMAQ 9/25/2009 $7,709,000 Citrus Heights Citrus Heights Auburn Boulevard Construct dedicated right turn lanes, bicycle lanes, and Intersection Upgrade eliminate geometric constrictions at Auburn and Sylvan between 1/8 or 1/4 mile on all approaches ' L' STP-URBANIZED-TEA21 6/2/2009 ($0) Fair Oaks Blvd & Sunrise Blvd Rehab Fair Oaks Blvd., between Oak Avenue and Old Auburn Road: Minor reconstruction, overlay and re-stripe. Work will include new fully compliant ADA ramps at intersections with sidewalk. Also, north and south bound lanes of Sunrise Blvd between Sayonara and Madison Ave: Reconstruct existing roadway with new AC and Rubberized Asphalt. Modify existing traffic signals and pedestrian crossings, restripe traffic lanes and crosswalks ' L' AREA (FLEX) 5/1/2009 $1,404,058 Citrus Heights Citrus Heights Citrus Heights Elk Grove Fair Oaks Blvd & Sunrise Blvd Rehab Fair Oaks Blvd., between Oak Avenue and Old Auburn Road: Minor reconstruction, overlay and re-stripe. Work will include new fully compliant ADA ramps at intersections with sidewalk. Also, north and south bound lanes of Sunrise Blvd between Sayonara and Madison Ave: Reconstruct existing roadway with new AC and Rubberized Asphalt. Modify existing traffic signals and pedestrian crossings, restripe traffic lanes and crosswalks ' L' Greenback Lane from Mariposa Ave to west of Birdcage Lane: Reconstruct center medians and landscape, install Greenback Lane permanent safety barriers to eliminate illegal foot traffic Pedestrian Safety across Greenback Lane ' L' Reconstruction of portions of pavement on the City's Road Rehab arterial roadways ' L' I-5/Elk Grove Blvd Northbound On Ramp At I-5 and Elk Grove Blvd: Restriping and other work related to moving the HOV lane to the inside left-most lane '030F2008L' STP-URBANIZED AREAS >200,000 5/1/2009 $611,269 ARRA AREAS TRANSPORTATION ENHANCE 9/9/2009 $1,496,782 Yes STP-URBANIZED AREAS >200,000 5/14/2009 ($0) > 200K 6/17/2009 $187,000 Table 1 Page 6 of 14