2 Bus Rapid Transit Corridors Harbor Blvd. (Route 543) Westminster/17th (Route 560) 28-Mile (Route 557) IBC Shuttle Service Area

OC Streetcar Features STREET RUNNING • Traffic Signal Priority • One-Way Couplet Downtown • 4th Street Eastbound, Santa Ana Boulevard Westbound • Embedded Track (Block Rail) • Side Platforms (except Santa Ana Regional

being built as part of the project. OCTA, in cooperation with Caltrans, is leading the I-405 Improvement Project between State Route 73 in Costa Mesa and Interstate 605 at the Orange County border with Long Beach. The design-build project, between State Route 73 in Costa Mesa and Interstate 605, will add one

staff to proceed with a project to construct an additional westbound lane along SR-91 between Green River Road and SR-241. PROJECT ACCOMPLISHMENTS Much progress has been made since the initial 2003 SR-91 Implementation Plan was approved. The 2019 Plan includes select completed project exhibits as a historical reference, (see Appendix B).

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Agency Project Title Project Description Funds Requested Local Match Project Cost Score 1 Fullerton Catch Basin Enhancement Project Install approximatley 90 curb inlet filters and approximately 224 automatic retractable screens (ARS) at various locations throughout the City of Fullerton $200,000 $263,439 $463,439 89 2

For example, a project to divert or treat polluted transportation runoff may result in reclaimed water that can be used for irrigation. The project may have a resulting benefit in meeting water supply needs. Project costs for the diversion or treatment of pollutants could be eligible under Project X and would be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. 7.

• Project cost: $21.7 million. 3 Track Protection (MP 204.6) • April 2023, landslide movement pushes debris onto tracks • Project to install catchment wall to protect tracks • Passenger service resumed July 2023 • Project cost: $6 million. 4 Track Protection at Mariposa Point (MP 204.2)

Since then, funds from OC Go, also known as Measure M, have improved freeway project coordination and approval, reduced freeway project permitting process time and set aside and preserved 1,300 acres of land and restored more than 350 acres of native habitat in OC.

The program allocates funds to acquire land and fund habitat restoration projects in exchange for streamlined project approvals for the 13 OC Go freeway improvement projects. Acquired properties are purchased and permanently preserved as open space. Funded restoration projects restore preserved open space lands to their native habitat and ...