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Former Laguna Beach Mayor Ann Christoph tells the story of the 200-acre property on the north side of Aliso Canyon and how OCTA preserved and protected it for local residents. The article originally appeared in The Laguna Beach Independent.
Construction Management Support Services for the Interstate 5 Widening Project Between State Route 73 and Oso Parkway - Segment 1
No Build Alternative The No Build Alternative proposes no action, where no construction or improvements would be made to the I-5/El Toro Road Interchange apart from proposed projects that are under development or concurrently in construction. The No Build Alternative would not address the issues and deficiencies within the project limits. Build Alternative 1 (braided ramps with TSM/TDM) Build ...
OCTA, in partnership with the City of Fullerton, is leading the Orangethorpe Transit Village Conceptual Study to explore potential development ideas for the Fullerton Park and Ride facility. These ideas could include options for neighborhood shops, offices, and housing, among others. The goal is to activate park and ride services, enrich the surrounding community, and improve access to transit ...
Keeping Orange County moving safely - Orange County Transportation ...
The Measure M2 Ordinance No. 3 requires that all local jurisdictions annually satisfy specific eligibility requirements to receive Measure M2 net revenues. As part of this requirement, the pavement management plans and expenditure reports were submitted to the Orange County Transportation Authority by the local jurisdictions. Board of Directors’ approval is requested to find 33 of Orange ...
Create a pilot training program aimed at local agency staff to handle the technical demands of the Regional Traffic Signal Synchronization Program (RTSSP or Project P).
The Orange County Transportation Authority (Authority) invites bids from qualified bidders to provide and deliver specialty paper for the Reprographics Department. The budget for this effort is $240,000 for a two-year term effective July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2017, with a two-year renewal option.
Project Overview The West County Connectors project is now complete. The 6-mile project traversed the cities of Garden Grove, Westminster, and Seal Beach, Los Alamitos, Long Beach and the community of Rossmoor.