South Coast Rail Infrastructure Feasibility Study and Alternative Concepts Analysis. Solicitation Number: 32328. Brief Description: The Orange County Transportation Authority (Authority) invites proposals from qualified consultants to conduct a study that will focus on the approximately seven-mile stretch of railroad corridor in south coastal ...

At Monday’s meeting, the OCTA Board approved releasing a request for proposals for the South Coast Rail Infrastructure Feasibility Study and Alternative Concepts Analysis, which will work with partners to analyze the issues threatening track stability and guide future planning efforts to find effective solutions.

South Coast District Office . 301 E. Ocean Blvd. Suite 300 . Long Beach, California 90802 . Subject: Submittal of Coastal Development Permit Application for the Critical San Clemente ... OCTA developed the Coastal Rail Resiliency Study Initial Assessment Technical Memorandum for rail

Overview. As a part of Coastal Rail Resiliency Study, OCTA completed an Initial Assessment that identified four areas requiring immediate action to ensure safe and uninterrupted rail operations through San Clemente.. Emergency action is necessary to address urgent threats from slope and beach erosion and to protect the community, rail passengers and overall rail operations.

“For decades, South Orange County beaches eroded without adequate renourishment. This inaction caused widespread erosion, threatening our ocean economy, coastal rail corridor, and endangering our national defense and commerce,” said OCTA Director Katrina Foley, also the Fifth District Supervisor. ...

programs that increase ridership, revenue, reliability, and safety on the coastal rail line from San Luis Obispo to Los Angeles to San Diego.2 The State of California, through the Department of Transportation’s (Department) Division of Rail, ... Within South Orange County, the rail line is directly adjacent to the Pacific Ocean as it passes ...

Rail Realignment (ongoing) – assessing the conditions and options to continue rail service in San Diego County. • OCTA’s San Clemente Track Protection Project (2023) – included installation of a temporary barrier wall in response to an adjacent landslide. • San Clemente Coastal Resiliency Plan (2021) to assess how

Coastal Rail Resiliency Study (CRRS) Public Mee ng #1 / Listening Session. Thursday, April 11, 2024. See the table below to view ques ons and comments submited through the Q&A. # Question/Comment 1 Why is sand not being prioritized as the best way to protect both bluffs and the rail rip

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As a part of Coastal Rail Resiliency Study, OCTA completed an Initial Assessment that identified four areas requiring immediate action to ensure safe and uninterrupted rail operations through San Clemente. ... The Orange County Transportation Authority, in coordination with Metrolink, is working to stabilize railroad tracks in south San ...