Local road maintenance, pothole repairs, and safety
Through tax sharing agreements with the cities and the County of Monterey, this program will receive 60% of the transportation sales tax funds, estimated at a total of $360 million over 30 years.
This program will provide flexible funding to cities and the County of Monterey to help them reduce the maintenance backlog on their aging street and road systems. In addition, these funds can be used for other local transportation needs that will reduce accidents and improve operations for all people and transportation modes, including local bicycle and pedestrian projects.
Listed here are just some of the priority projects for the cities and County using the money from this measure.
COUNTY PROJECTS
Safety, operations and major maintenance improvements to selected segments along county arterials
River Road
Carmel Valley Road
Laureles Grade Road
Alisal Road
Jolon Road
Reservation Road
Elkhorn Road
Gonzales River Road
Harkins Road/Hatton Road
Gloria/Iverson Road
Intersection safety improvements
Carmel Valley Road at Laureles Grade
Castroville Blvd at San Miguel Canyon Road
Elkhorn Road at Werner Road and Salinas Road
Street repairs countywide
Includes pavement patching and slurry sealing program in local communities such as Pajaro, Castroville, Boronda, and Chualar
CITY PROJECTS
CARMEL
Overlaying city streets
Santa Rita St. between Ocean and Mountain View
8th Ave. between Junipero and Mountain View
Monte Verde St. between Ocean and 8th
Make concrete pavement repairs in the downtown area
DEL REY OAKS
Intersection redesigns
Carlton Drive at Highway 218
Rosita Road at Highway 218
Construct a bicycle and pedestrian trail from Fort Ord to Fremont Blvd
Conduct a citywide roundabout study
GONZALES
Surface street repairs
Alta Street
Fifth Street
Other locations
GREENFIELD
Conduct deferred maintenance and repair of city streets
Replace curbs, repair and replace gutters
Resurface or reconstruct existing streets and pave dirt streets
Reconstruct or construct needed sidewalks
Add ADA pedestrian intersection ramps
Repair traffic control devices
Includes signals, stop signs, etc.
KING CITY
Resurface and slurry seal local streets
Grind and overlay new pavement on city streets
Haven Drive
Broadway St from Mildred to Russ
South Third Street from Division Street to Pearl Street
Broadway Circle from River Drive to Broadway Street
MARINA
Make road maintenance and improvements identified in the Pavement Management Program
Maintain and improve sidewalks
Intersection improvements
Del Monte Blvd at Highway 1
Del Monte Blvd at Reservation Road
MONTEREY
Construction intersection improvements based on highest safety needs
Munras at Soledad
Del Monte at Washington
Del Monte at Camino El Estero
Del Monte at Camino Aguajito
PACIFIC GROVE
Overlay pavement on major roads and install pedestrian safety improvements
Sinex Avenue
Del Monte Blvd.
Upper and Lower Lighthouse, between 1st Street and 11th St
Portions of Congress Avenue
Multiple residential streets
Annual maintenance on about 4 miles of roadways per year
SALINAS
Boronda Road Improvements
Complete funding for a greenbelt arterial that will utilize roundabouts and paths to improve safety and reduce traffic congestion for pedestrians, bicyclists and cars while enhancing stormwater treatment.
Bardin Road/East Alisal Road Roundabout
Construct a roundabout at the intersection of Bardin Road and East Alisal; resurface and repair adjoining streets.
Laurel Street Extension and Trail System
Create safe pedestrian and bicycle access adjacent to a six lane arterial that currently lacks sidewalks and or trails.
Intermodal Center Enhancement
Provide pedestrian links to downtown, public restrooms when depots are closed, benches and wayfinding signs among other improvements.
Chinatown Pedestrian Bridge
Link affordable housing in the Chinatown area with the intermodal transit/rail station and the downtown Monterey-Salinas Transit station.
Street/Sidewalk/Curb Repair and Rehabilitation Program
New Bicycle/Pedestrian Pathways
SAND CITY
Larger street improvements
West End District: Orange, Shasta, Elder, Ortiz, Dias, Olympia and California Avenues; Contra Costa, Catalina, Hickory, and Holly Streets
East Dunes District: California, Bay, Park, Ocean View, East, Lincoln Avenues; Scott, Hayes, Fell Streets and Sylvan Park
South of Tioga District: California, East, Fir, Afton and Tioga Avenues
SEASIDE
Complete West Broadway streetscape
Street reconstructions
Hilby Avenue
Playa Avenue
Residential paving program
SOLEDAD
Pinnacles Parkway
Extends existing Los Coches Road Metz Road (Highway 146)
Improves access to the Pinnacles National Park, increase safety and promote wayfinding for park visitors
Improves safety for local drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians on the former Highway 146
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