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Home My WebLink AboutPRESENTATION - #04-j ! , Orange County Transportation Authority Santa Ana City Council — Dec. 7, 2021 A -1 rI Complete Streets • Active transportatic • Signal sync • OC Bridges • City formulr funding • Local comp grants fundi • Transit It • OC Bus and Paratransit • OC Streetcar • OC Flex microtransit • Community -based transit • Metrolink I all :fill Sustainability • Zero -emission bus • Climate resiliency planning • Air -quality initiatives • Innovative wildlife & habitat mitigation • Water -quality grants ., ff • OC Go / Measure M projects o HOV lanes o General-purpose lanes • Tolled express lanes • Motorist services Pncurp M Uvp-rvir. • Began collection in 2011 • Leveraged $3.5 billion to date in external revenues • Successful implementation • Delivered more than $4 billion in transpor- improvements • Leveraged $1.2 billion in external revenuE Local Tax Dollars at Work ENVIRONMENTAL A, total of 5% of aC Go Freeway Program funds is allocated to the Freeway Environmental Mitigation Program A, total of 2% of the overall CC Go Program funds is allocated to the Environmental Cleanup Program DC Streetcar M 30 YFAF Scope: • 4.1 miles connecting Santa Ana transportation center to Harbor Boulevard in Garden Grove Benefits: • Improves air quality, eases congestion, offers high -frequency transit, enhances transit connectivity Status: 2023: Operations scheduled to begin N MetrollnklPadAc �� Sur1lnert1Lo1Allplo A 0 t P�yd0 10 �m STREETCAR ROUTE • STOP MAINTENANCE CE AND STORAGE FACILITY (MSF) ' ' ' Meholfnk�Padfie a WILLOWICIC POTENTIAL FUTURE STOP ONE-WAY TRAVEL SuMeiroln a .• SANTA ANA REGIONAL CIVIC CENTER DISTRICT TRANSPORTATION CENTER STATION DISTRICT }}}}}F LOSSAN RAIL CORRIDOR DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 1=5 Central County Improvements ��PROPEIIE�1srRA uN PROJECT ,?/O Wov PROYECTO OCTA and Caltrans have completed construction of a second carpool lane in each direction on 1-5 between SR-55 and SR-57 The carpool lanes have been restriped to make it easier for motorists to get in and out of them, The project; ✓ Reduces congestion ✓ Alleviates bottlenecks ✓ Improves traffic flow OCTA y Caltrans han completeado la construccion de un segundo carril de viaje compartido en ambas direcciones en al autopista 1-5 entre las rutas estatales SR-55 y SR-57 Los carriles de viaje compartido facilita a los automovilistas entrar y salir. El proyecto; ✓ ieauce congestion ✓ Alivia atrasos ✓ Mejora el flujo de trafico THANK YOU I GRACIAS for your patience during por su paciencia construction durante la construccion I� qq PW � C-.— �011 Main Street carpool ramp demolished Demolicion del puente de viaje compartido sobre Main Street New carpool lanes consirumea Nuevos carriles de viaje compartidos construidos 30 YEARS OCTA KEEPING ORANGE COUNTY MOVING `' �+y'�1��-� . `� fit.--� ��/ �:��n � ti• Northbound 1-5 lanes realigned Carriles sobre el 1-5 norte realineados Tanta Ana Dyer Rd. MacArthur Blvd. INIRSENTE 405 55 J 61111•1vL:j@a[: Tustin AMMM ?, 1$ 1679 req y�. Status: 2022: Start of construction 2026: Anticipated completion f N ]7 rO SCALE Irvine �r Scope: • Adds one regular lane in each direction • Adds second carpool lane in each direction • Adds auxiliary lanes ;%-ptt rynd Unne1q- Fungi $40 million call for projects: • $32 million for street and intersection improvements • $8 million for signal synchronization • Applications due Oct. 21 Prior funding: In May, the OCTA board awarded Santa Ana with: o $5.6 million for improvements to Fairview Street o $9 million for improvements to Warner Avenue o $3 million to synchronize traffic signals along First Street/Bolsa Avenue 0 Pavement Management Relief Funding: • Providing nearly $973,000 to Santa Ana for local streets rehab and maintenance projects • No local match is required • Deadline to submit project proposals to OCTA is Feb. 28, 2022 II! Safe Travels Education Program • $500,000 grant that funds `Safe Routes to School' activities for 25 schools in disadvantaged communities • Seven elementary schools in Santa Ana enrolled in program 6I0lir9119• 012111• Bus Stop Safety and Accessibility Study • $300,000 grant to evaluate area surrounding the 13 busiest bus stops to improve safety and accessibility • Most of these bus stops are located in Santa Ana 1 Garden Grove — Santa Ana Rails -to -Trails Gap Closure • $3 million grant that funds initial efforts to support potential future construction of a 4-mile multi -use trail along the Pacific Electric right-of-way connecting downtown Santa Ana and downtown Garden Grove 377 Lena—KdndP Tre O 10 i[IM DIRECTIONS 2045 LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN Sustainable, equitable, and innovative transportation solutions. Objectives: • Develop a vision for Orange County's transportation system • Address key transportation challenges identified through 2045 •le • Use public input to identify new initiatives and priorities • Define projects to include in SCAG's plans J • Since 2018: q0 vo-t *Wilk COVID-19 Nationwide focus impacts on social equity Timeline, Public Engagement Draft Plan Final Plan 1111:rill State enhanced efforts to reduce GHG emissions Ongoing Summer 2022 Fall 2022 College Pass: Access to Education —�F a�rvarEN014 ®v �� Wrnwre iirtovisit OCbus.com/SAC X. r � 4anu Aria ii - , .._ .1 A 1.. K.M.' r � t+ r nG•' M 30 YEARS OCTA KEEPING ORANGE COUNTY MOVING FULLERTONCOLLEGE EST 1913(APPLY AIOW!WWM DOWNLOAD THE �APPTOSTART RIDING! �_ STUD r 3 PASS t - PROGRAM—P! m t I 70n I 2"s hok = r: PS `PP q4 A* GP WOCTAT, ___ Overview: I all will • Provides free transportation to youth ages 6 to 18 • Supports the economic recovery of Orange County • Helps mitigate the financial impacts from the pandemic on low income and diverse populations Implementation: • Provides physical magnetic stripe OC Bus pass with unlimited uses through February 28, 2022. • Passes available (with parental approval): • Directly from Orange County K-12 schools • Online Request Form at OCTA.net/YouthRideFree • Walk-in Requests at OCTA Store F 20K — •1: Youth Ride Free Boardings Santa Ana Schools 19,533 20,055 � 19,7fi61 � 18,4411 16,644 E I :3rly RM 30 YEARS OCTA KEEPING ORANGE COUNTY MOVING Santa r Boardings by School Level 21,598 High School (69%) Individuals / Other (1 %) Elementary (15%) 15K — rn 12,919 Middle School (15%) cu 10K - Santa Ana Schools and Unique Youth Riders m° 7,715 60 - 3.OK i E) O 50 - - 2.5K 5K — v a0 - (n 0) - 2.OK O 30 - 1� V 20 - - 1.5K Z3 Q CT 10 - 0K $129 9� g9� g�?-C31�b1 C39�226_'1 A0,6- �O9 o,1 CJIO'1 Q30-4��O0k3A.111I` �11111�.'1,1�� 1,�2l o 8129.91915 g19112.998g 99126.1��j3-1o19p.1ppl1� _ 10 2q_1 OIg1-1�j6.11111�" 111 �� ,1112� Promotion Week Promotional Week Week 1 (*) was a partial week starting on Wednesday. Data as of 11/29/2021. Santa Ana schools include all Santa Ana Unified School District (SAUSD) schools and any other schools located in Santa Ana. Questions?