SR-203 Sidewalks and Town-Wide Mobility Improvements. Town Council Presentation September 7, 2016

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1 SR-203 Sidewalks and Town-Wide Mobility Improvements Town Council Presentation September 7, 2016

2 SR-203 Sidewalks and Town- Wide Mobility Improvements SR-203 Sidewalks and Appurtenances Town-Wide Mobility Improvements Recently completed Ongoing Near Term Planned

3 Planning Background ~ SR 203 Mobility Element Accepted in 2011/2012, In Process of Update in 2015/2016 Main Street Plan Accepted on February 19, 2014 North Village Specific Plan Adopted in 2000, Amended in 2014 Master Pedestrian Plan Accepted March 15, 2014

4 Planning Background ~ SR 203 Trail System Master Plan Pedestrian Master Plan General Bicycle Master Plan Local Transportation Commission State Transportation Improvement Program Eastern Sierra Transit Authority

5 Planning: Mobility Element Mobility Element Accepted in 2011/2012, In Process of Update in 2015/2016 Emphasizes Feet-First Transportation - emphasizes and prioritizes nonmotorized travel first, public transportation second, and vehicle last. Goal M.1. Create a safe and efficient complete streets network that is based on feet-first principles, accommodates all modes of transportation, and serves all users. Policy M.1.1. Plan, design, and construct all new streets as complete streets and work to retrofit and/or accommodate complete streets infrastructure or strategies on existing streets in ways that respect and maintain neighborhood character Policy M.1.5. Reduce conflicts between vehicles and pedestrians through improved access, design, and management, including driveways, frontage roads, and turn lanes. Goal M.8. Support feet-first objectives by providing a linked year-round recreational and commuter pedestrian system that is safe and comprehensive. Action M Work with Caltrans to make State Route 203 within Town a complete street by providing improved pedestrian facilities and safety measures, including sidewalks and safe crossings. Goal M.10. Support feet-first objectives by providing a linked year-round recreational and commuter bicycle system that is safe and comprehensive. Action M Work with Caltrans to make State Route 203 within Town a complete street by providing improved bicycle facilities and improved safety, including the installation of bike lanes, pavement markings, signage, and crossings.

6 Planning ~ Main Street Plan Main Street Plan Accepted February 19, 2014 Study Area: 1.5-mile Corridor of Main Street Focus: Providing a Plan to offer Pedestrian Opportunities Divided Design into 4 Categories: Downtown Main Street, West Main Street Area A, West Main Street Area B, Resort Gateway Area

7 Planning: North Village Specific Plan North Village Specific Plan Adopted in 2000, Amended in 2014 Achieve the following pedestrian objectives: provide for safe and continuous pedestrian movements (including) pedestrian crossing(s) mid-block on Minaret, and pedestrian crossings at the Main Street, Lake Mary Road, and Forest Trail intersections. Public places on each side of Minaret are connected by sidewalks, and paths for continuous pedestrian circulation within the pedestrian core and throughout North Village. These walks and pathways, along with the bicycle lanes on Minaret and Lake Mary Roads, connect to the community-wide trail and bikeway systems. Identifies future sidewalk on the west side of Minaret Road

8 Planning: Pedestrian Master Plan Pedestrian Master Plan Accepted March 15, 2014 Identified all SR-203 sidewalks For implementation

9 Projects Identified in Planning Studies Objective: Construct sidewalk facilities adjacent to SR-203; Install bicycle lanes adjacent to SR-203; Improve current drainage facilities; Update lighting to meet Town Standards Current Projects Identified in Planning Studies: SR-203 (North Main Street) Sidewalk and Safety Project North side Main Street, from the Lake Mary Road/Minaret Road intersection to the Main Street/Sierra Boulevard intersection(route203,4.8/5.3) SR-203 (West Minaret Road) Sidewalk and Safety Project West side Minaret Road from Lake Mary Road/Minaret Road intersection to the 8050 Driveway 2016 CFD Project East side Minaret Road from Forest Trail to Burgers Lower Main Street Sidewalk Project South side Main Street, from Manzanita Road/South Frontage Road intersection to Laurel Mountain Road/South Frontage Road(Route203,5.3/5.6) North side Main Street, from 3330 Main Street to Main Street/Forest Trail intersection (Route 203, 5.4/5.6) Not currently programmed South side Main Street, from the Lake Mary Road/Minaret Boulevard intersection to Main Street/Mountain Boulevard intersection (Route203,4.8/5.3)

10 Phasing ~ SR CFD Project SR-203, Phase 1 (North Main St.) Sidewalk and Safety Project SR 203, Phase 3: Lower Main Street Project SR-203, Phase 2 (West Minaret Rd) Sidewalk and Safety Project Future MUP: To be determined Note: All blue line are existing sidewalks or multi-use paths.

11 2016 CFD Project 2016 CFD Project Construction: Summer 2016 Status: Spiess Construction. Start date: August 31. Scope: Construction of sidewalk, curb and gutter, transit pull out and shelter, drainage improvements, and street lighting for Minaret Road and Forest Trail. Location: Forest Trail from Berner Street to Minaret Road and Minaret Road from Forest Trail to Burgers Cost (without contingencies): $928,692.50

12 SR-203, Phase 1 (North Main St) Sidewalk and Safety Project Construction: Summer 2016/2017 Current Status: Recommended for award September 7. Spiess Construction. May begin September 2016, majority of work summer Scope: Construction of sidewalk, curb and gutter, pedestrian ramp at northeast corner Main/Minaret, bus turnout and shelter, reconstruct retaining walls, drainage improvements, and street lighting. Location: Main Street from Mountain Boulevard to Minaret Road Cost (without contingencies): $2,537, Agreements: Cooperative Agreement with Caltrans/STIP Funds; Private Developer contribution SR-203, Phase 1 (North Main St.) Sidewalk and Safety Project

13 SR-203, Phase 2 (West Minaret Rd) Sidewalk and Safety Project Proposed Construction Date: Summer 2017 Current Status: Initial development of project plans, specifications and estimates. Initiating possible right of way process. Scope: Construction of a sidewalk, bus turnout, reconstruction of two retaining walls, drainage improvements, and street lighting Location: Minaret Road from Lake Mary Road to 8050 Driveway Estimated Cost (without contingencies): $850,000 Agreements: Cooperative Agreement with Caltrans, Private Developer contribution to be included SR-203, Phase 2 (West Minaret Rd) Sidewalk and Safety Project

14 SR 203, Phase 3 ~ Lower Main St Sidewalks Proposed Construction Date: Summer 2019 Current Status: Applied for ATP Grant, awaiting results. Requested STIP funding in 2018/2020 Fiscal Years for programming. Scope: Construction of sidewalk from Sierra Boulevard to Forest Trail (intermittent) and from Manzanita Road to Laurel Mountain Road, retaining wall from Mountain Blvd to Sierra Blvd, drainage improvements, and street lighting Location: Main Street from Mountain Boulevard to Laurel Mountain Road Estimated Cost (without contingencies): $4,000,000 Agreements: Cooperative Agreement with Caltrans SR 203, Phase 3: Lower Main Street Project

15 Bike Lanes Town initiated an Encroachment Permit in 2011 for needed bike signs and pavement markings from SR- 203/Minaret Road intersection to the Welcome Center Driveway

16 Multi-use Paths and Sidewalks Multi-Use Paths (MUP) versus Sidewalks Multi-Use Path: Signed as Trail Signage Sidewalks: Signed by Municipal Signage

17 Recently Completed Town- Wide Mobility Improvements Lakes Basin Path (2011) Meadow Lane Connector Path (2011) Sherwin Street Bridge (2011) Sierra Park Sidewalks(2011) Tavern Road Sidewalks(2012) Sierra Nevada Sidewalks(2013) College Connector Path (2013) Canyon Boulevard Sidewalks (2014) Meridian Boulevard Sidewalks (2014) Waterford Bridge and Multi-use Path (2014) Trails End Park Improvements (2015) Mammoth Elementary School Improvements (2015) North Village Ramp Improvements (2016)

18 Recently Completed Town- Wide Mobility Improvements

19 On-Going Mobility Improvements (2016) 2016 CFD Project Hillside Drive Parking Lot Lake Mary Road to Lake George Road Multi-use Path Meridian Multi-use Path Repair North Main Street Sidewalks Old Mammoth Road Concrete Improvements

20 On-going Mobility Improvements

21 Programmed Mobility Improvements SR-203 (West Minaret Road) Sidewalk and Safety Project (2017) Mammoth Creek Gap Closure Project (2018) Lower Main Street Sidewalk Project (2019)

22 Programmed Mobility Improvements

23 Town-Wide Mobility Improvements

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