HomeMy WebLinkAboutPresentation #01National Public Works Week
May 16-22, 2021
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and
American Public Works Association (APWA)
Awards
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MAY 181 2021
PRESENTATION
2021 City Project Award Highlights
Five (5) City of Santa Public Works Agency Awards:
■ 3 ASCE Orange County Awards
■ 2 APWA Southern California Chapter Awards
Award -Winning Projects:
■ Bristol Street Improvements Phase 3B (ASCE & APWA)
■ Edinger Avenue Protected Bike Lanes (ASCE)
■ 1-5 HOV Central Corridor Project (ASCE)
■ Santa Ana — Delhi Channel Diversion (APWA)
Bristol Street Improvements
Phase 3B
(Washington Avenue to 17th Street)
Bristol Street Improvements Phase 3B
(Washington Ave to 171" Street)
Project Funding - $20 M
OCTA's Measure M2 Comprehensive Transportation, Gas Tax, and Regional Capacity Program (Project O)
Winner of ASCE and APWA Awards
Edinger Avenue
Protected Bile Lanes
(Santa Ana River to Bristol Street)
Edinger Avenue Protected Bike Lanes
(Santa Ana River to Bristol Street)
Project funded by Active Transportation (ATP) Grant - $1.9 M
PWA Water Resources - $.9 M
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Winner of ASCE Award
Key Features
Project Identified & Developed
by Youth Leaders Croup:
"Bike It! Santa Ana!"
They developed surveys,
created GIS maps, led
community outreach,
prepared Active
Transportation Grant
Applications for Bike Lanes.
Youth Led%
• Educational Workshops
• Bike Safety Training
Goal: To Reduce Collisions
Special Thanks to:
Bike It! Santa Ana --youth team worked with Kidsworks, Santa Ana
Active Streets (SAAS), Latino Health Access and the community to help
define this Protected Bikeway Pro"ect and advocate for safe access to
active transportation in their neighborhoods.
Youth (junior to high school age) helped obtain this ATP grant and
identified it as one of the top three proposed bike lanes.
New Protected Parkin:
Implemented the City's first
Protected or "Floating" Parking
to separate the Bikeway
1-5 HOV Central Corridor Project
(SR-55 to SR-22)
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Engineered HOV Main Street Ramp Demolition ended
promptly at 4:00 am with the final thump of the last piece!
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Key Project Facts:
■ In coordination with OCTA and Caltrans, this project won State level project
partnering awards and an ASCE Award.
$41.5 M project, received federal and Measure M funds, also known as OC
Go, Orange County's half -cent sales tax for transportation improvements.
■ Implemented a 2nd Carpool Lane in each direction from SR-55 to SR-57—
completed early 2021.
■ Helps speed up commutes and alleviate bottlenecks on 1-5 in Santa Ana
Santa Ana -Delhi
Channel Diversion Project
Santa Ana -Delhi Channel Diversion Project
Total Project Cost: $10 M Multi -jurisdictional water quality improvement project reduces Newport Bay
watershed pollutants and enhances local water supplies. Unique in -channel diversion and trash capture
system that diverts approximately 2.9 million gallons -per -day (MGD) of dry -weather urban runoff from
the Channel for water treatment and reuse.
In Partnership With
City of Newport Beach, City of Costa Mesa. County of Orange (Diange County Flood (-- ontrol District.
Grange County Water District, Irvine Ranch Water District. Defend the Bay (Non Profit)
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Winner of APWA Award A
QualityImprovementsof Life
In Partnership with the Cities of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach, the County of Orange, Orange County Flood Control
District, Orange County Water District, and Irvine Ranch Water District with support from "Defend the Bay" non-profit
■Helps improve regional water self-reliance to combat climate change.
■Reduces both visible and non -visible pollutants to Newport Bay, while improving the water quality in
the Bay and at the nearby beaches
■Enhances recreation and protects the beneficial uses of the Bay, and the reduced Selenium helps
protect wildlife.
■Reduced bacteria in the Bay and nearby beaches improves conditions for swimmers, and reduces
nutrients that can contribute to harmful algal blooms
■Project's trash capture system helps prevent trash from getting into the Bay during dry -weather and
first -flush storm conditions.
■Increases local potable water supplies through the diversion of 2.9 MGD of dry -weather urban runoff
from the Channel for advanced treatment and reuse.
■Diverted water is used by OCWD for groundwater recharge and/or injection into the salt -water
intrusion barrier.
Congratulations to the
City of Santa Ana Public Works Agency Team
for 5swsrd-winning projects
A special note of gratitude to the Mayor and City
Council, the City's Executive Management Team, all non
profits and volunteers including I<idsWorks, Santa Ana
Active Streets and Latino Health Access, and to the
residents and businesses for fostering an environment
of safety, quality of life and aesthetic improvements
in our community!