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  Project Benefits  
Adds vital safety improvements to a high accident intersection
   
Reduces delays on Highway 1
   
Supports interregional travel between Highways 1 and 101
   
Improves access for local businesses and residents
   
Minimizes visual and agricultural impacts
   
   

The project will construct a new interchange at Salinas Road and Highway 1, north of Moss Landing near the Santa Cruz county line. The new interchange will include construction of a 3 lane structure (Salinas Road) over Highway 1 with 3 diamond-type ramps and one southbound loop on-ramp. Stop lights are included at the northbound on and off ramps and at the southbound off-ramp. A frontage road will be constructed from Jensen Road to Salinas Road west of Highway 1 and connect with the southbound off-ramp. A frontage road will also be constructed east of Highway 1 to provide access to local businesses. Ramp meters are not part of this project. Due to the importance of this project, it is one of the Transportation Agency for Monterey County's top five priority projects. This project is funded through final design, but requires additional new monies for right-of-way acquisition and construction.

Cost Estimate
$42,900,000
Current Stage
Final Design and
Right of Way Purchasing
Information and Maps
Alternative 7 Map
 
Public Presentation
 
Environmental Impact Report
Final Environmental Impact Report
     
      Estimated schedule - subject to revision  
 
Contact Information
Transportation Agency for Monterey County

(831) 775-0903
Caltrans
Richard Rosales
Richard_Rosales@dot.ca.gov
(805) 549-3792
 

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