As part of this study, a comprehensive outreach plan was developed to engage the public during the two phases of outreach for the project. This report provides an overview of the results of the phase 1 outreach; phase 2 is anticipated in Spring 2024. Outreach for phase 1 efforts took place between November and December 2023. Engagement activities focused on gaining a better understanding of ...

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Outreach for phase 1 efforts took place between August and September 2023 to inform Orange County residents, visitors and commuters about TDM efforts and encourage them to get involved by participating in a virtual community meeting and completing the TDM survey.

Phase I was conducted from September 30 to November 10, 2024. This report provides an overview of the results from the Phase II outreach campaign, implemented from February 24 through April 7, 2025.

Bidders are advised that Exhibit B – Project Specifications, Part 2.1.3 City of Mission Viejo Special Provisions – Page 6 of 90, Section 6-9 Liquidated Damages has been deleted in its entirety.

APPENDIX B: PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT REPORT The OC Transit Vision reflects extensive public input collected throughout 2016 and 2017 using a combination of in-person and online engagement techniques: Stakeholder Engagement. The project team led four focus group discussions and conducted interviews with nearly 20 groups and individuals representing a broad cross-section of the Orange County community.

FROM: CONTRACTS ADMINISTRATION AND MATERIALS MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT The Orange County Transportation Authority (Authority) invites bids from authorized resellers of ViewSonic monitors. The budget for this project is $250,000 for a six (6)-month term.

5 Opened to public traffic on March 12, 2014 Project Status Kraemer Boulevard Grade Separation Contractor Atkinson Key Dates: 1/16/12 –Start Construction 7/21/14 –End Construction Value $34,049,430 917 days 6

1. Bidder warrants to Authority that, for a period of one (1) year following Authority’s inspection and acceptance of each item delivered hereunder, each item shall conform to the requirements hereof and will be free from defects.

Operating costs for the Pacific Surfliner service are now covered 100 percent by the state, with funding for operations of all three intercity rail corridors provided through the Public Transportation Account, which is funded primarily though the state sales tax on diesel fuel.