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2025-02-12-ATT-Mobility-Mtg-FY24-25 PW Mobility Projects

Standing Mobility Subcommittee
February 12, 2025

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2025-02-12-ATT-Mobility-Mtg-FY24-25 PW Mobility Projects
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February 12, 2025
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Project Name Description Project
Cost
Funding
Source
Current
Status
Next Steps
Overland HFST
Safety
Improvements
Installation of High Friction Surface
Treatment (HFST) on curved
segment of Overland Ave from
Maytime Ln to Northgate St (0.17
mile).
$677,000 CA Highway
Safety
Improvement
Program (HSIP)
Cycle 10
In design Finalize Design
Signalized
Intersection
Safety
Improvements
Traffic signal modifications at 10
locations. Improvements include
new signal hardware, installation of
protected left-turn phases, and
implementation of leading
pedestrian interval (LPI)
Locations are:

1. Washington Blvd at Beethoven St

2. Washington Blvd at Overland Ave

3. Washington Blvd at Inglewood
Blvd

4. Culver Blvd at Sawtelle Blvd

5. Overland Ave at Braddock Dr

6. Overland Ave at Virginia Ave

7. Jefferson Blvd at Hetzler Rd

8. Centinela Ave at Green Valley Cir

9. Washington Blvd at Higuera St
$2,766,700 HSIP Cycle 10 In design Expect to
complete design
01/2025
Construction to
begin 05/2025
Unsignalized
Intersections
Safety
Improvements
Safety improvements including
addition of intersection lighting,
installation/upgrade of stop signs
and other warning and regulatory
signs, and upgrade of intersection
pavement markings at 12
unsignalized intersections on
$1,545,700 HSIP Cycle 10 In
Construction
Construction to
begin 02/2025
Project Name Description Project
Cost
Funding
Source
Current
Status
Next Steps
Washington Blvd, Sepulveda Blvd ,
Washington Pl, and Higuera St.

Expo-Downtown
Bike and Ped
Improvements
Bicycle and pedestrian
improvements along Robertson Blvd
between Washington Blvd and
Venice Blvd
$1,056,529 Metro Active
Transportation
(MAT) Grant
In Design Final Council
Approval1-13-

25. Construction to
begin 05/2025
La Ballona Creek
Bike Path
Improvements
Design and construction of
sustainability, safety, and
accessibility improvements on the
segment of the La Ballona Creek
Bike Path from Duquesne Ave to
National Blvd (1.1 miles) including
re-surfacing with permeable
pavement, installation of solar
powered lighting, enhancements to
signage and pavement markings,
accessibility improvements, and
landscaping.
$2,800,160 Baldwin Hills
Conservancy
Grant -
$1,952,500
Local Match -
847,660
In design

Continue with
design
Overland-Playa
Pedestrian and
Bicycle
Improvements
Design of pedestrian improvements,
traffic signal at the library, and Class
II and Class IV bike lanes on
Overland Ave between Venice Blvd
and the Transit Center (2.8 miles)
$6,367,700 Measure M Sub
Regional Fund
(WCCOG) -
$842,496
Unfunded -
$5,525,204
In design Proceed with
Phase 1 items
Project Name Description Project
Cost
Funding
Source
Current
Status
Next Steps
Complete Streets
Design
Guidelines
This project will prepare a
comprehensive, community-driven
Complete Streets Design
Guidelines. The Guidelines will
identify complete streets elements
and multimodal design
improvements to enhance safety
especially for the most vulnerable
roadway users, including
pedestrians, bicyclists, and transit
riders, while still serving motorists
$564,780 Sustainable
Trans Planning
Grant (Caltrans)
- $500,000
Local Match -
$6,000
Draft
guidelines
Finalize
Guidelines -
Council meeting
Feb 2025
Farragut Dr Bike
Boulevard Project
Establishment of bike boulevard
signage and pavement markings,
traffic calming devices including
speed cushions and traffic circle,
ADA compliant curb ramps, and
construction of missing sidewalk
segments. Farragut Dr between
Overland Ave and Duquesne Ave
$1,500,000
(estimated)
Measure M -
$250,000
Construction -
Unfunded
Secure
consultant
contract
Begin design
Secure
construction
funding
Farragut
Ped/Bike
Connection
Replacement
Demolition of existing path and its
replacement with permeable
pavement, pedestrian-oriented
lighting, a drinking fountain, new
fencing, and an irrigation system for
new plants and trees
$465,000 City CIP Contractor
selected.

Project
Complete
Project Name Description Project
Cost
Funding
Source
Current
Status
Next Steps
Fox Hills NTMP
and Bikeways
project
Implement Class II and Class IV
bike lanes on multiple area streets,
enhancements to signage and
pavement markings, and
implementation of traffic calming
devices including speed humps,
bulb outs and traffic circles.
$1,100,000 Metro Measure
M - $600,000
Parking Fund -
$162,000
Fox Hills NTMP
- $150,000
City CIP -
$150,000
In design
Community
meeting held.

Proceed with
Phase 1 items
Pursue full
construction
funding
I-405 SB Ramps
at Sawtelle
Blvd/Matteson
Ave
Traffic signal modification to allow
for protected left turn movement at
freeway off-ramp
$146,947 Sony Mitigation
Funds
In constructionBegin
construction in
02/2025
Tri-School Area
Safe Routes
to School Traffic
Study
Traffic study of tri-school area as
part of Safe routes to
School Program. Study will include
extensive public outreach and
community meetings and
coordination with CCUSD and other
stakeholders.
$250,000 City CIP RFP Release
consultant RFP
Washington Blvd
One-Way Study
Study the feasibility of converting
Washington Blvd to a one-way street
in the westbound direction between
Cardiff and Overland
$50,000 City CIP In Progress Complete
feasibility memo
Project Name Description Project
Cost
Funding
Source
Current
Status
Next Steps
Arts District
Parking Study
Parking study along Washington
Blvd within the Arts District
$150,000 City CIP Release
consultant RFP
Bicycle and
Pedestrian Action
Plan
Implementation
Implementation of the bikeways
network as recommended by the
2020 BPAP. Projects would be
implement in segments and
contingent on future funding.

Segments include:
1 - Overland Ave btw Venice Blvd
and Sepulveda Blvd (Class IV)
2 - Sepulveda Blvd btw Ballona
Creek Bridge and Jefferson Blvd
(Class IV)
3 - Sepulveda Blvd btw Jefferson
Blvd and Centinela Ave (Class IV)
4 - Jefferson Blvd btw Sepulveda
Blvd and Higuera St (Class IV)
5 - Centinela Ave btw W City Limit
and Sepulveda Blvd (Class II)
6 - Centinela Ave btw Sepulveda
Blvd and E City Limit (Class IV)
7 - Culver Blvd btw Elenda St and
Duquesne Ave (Class II)
8 - Green Valley Cir (Class II),
Bristol Pkwy (Class II), Buckingham
Pkwy (Class IV)
9 - Sawtelle Blvd btw Venice Blvd
and Braddock Dr (Class II)
10 - Sepulveda Blvd btw Venice
Blvd and Braddock Dr (Class II)
11 - Washington Blvd btw Harter Ave
and Overland Ave (Class II)
$10,000,000
(estimated)
Segments 3, 4,
6, 7, 9, 10, 11 -
Unfunded
Segment 1 -
Included with
Overland-Playa
Project
Segment 2 -
$250,000 (from
11111 Jefferson
Project)
Segment 7 -
City CIP
Segment 8 -
Included with
Fox Hills NTMP
Segment 12 -
$200,000 City
CIP
Segment 12 -
to be
incorporated
with Move CC
Phase 2
Segment 8 -
Design
progressing
with Fox Hills
Bike Lanes
Segment 7 - In
Design
Segment 5 -
complete
Pursue grants,
local funding
and
development
agreements to
secure funding
for all segments.

Segments 2, 3 -
begin design
Project Name Description Project
Cost
Funding
Source
Current
Status
Next Steps
12 - Washington Blvd btw Hargis St
and Adams Blvd & Adams Blvd to
LA City Limit (Class II)
Rancho Higuera
NTMP - Phase 1
Neighborhood traffic calming plan
currently under construction
following the planning, design and
community consultation.
$348,000 Culver Studios
Mitigation
RFP Released
Dec 2024
Select
Consultant -
Council
Approval March
2025
Traffic Signal
Battery Backup
System
Install battery backup systems at 10
locations each year, beginning with
critical and complex intersection that
serve a large volume of traffic.
$150,000 Measure M Installed 35
units
Next 10 units
are purchased.

Plan for
installation
Traffic Signal
Synchronization
Conduct traffic signal timing update
at all of the City's signalized
intersections. Install additional limit
line detection as necessary using
video units at key intersections for
traffic detection (vehicle, bicycle and
pedestrian).
$200,000 LA County Prop
C
Fine Tuning Submit final
grant
documents
Project Name Description Project
Cost
Funding
Source
Current
Status
Next Steps
Traffic Signal
Fiber Optic
Upgrades
Approximately 75% of the City's
traffic signals are connected with
copper twisted pair wiring. Fiber
optic cables will allow for all devices
to function properly and without
interruption.

Phase 1 Washington btw National
and La Cienega; National between
Washington and Eastham
$300,000 Measure M In Design Final Council
Approval 1-27-

25. Begin
construction
05/2025
New Parking
Meter Installation
Install approximately 500 new
parking meters in Hayden Tract and
West Washington Blvd areas.
$150,000 City CIP In Progress Coordinate with
City crews for
installation
Daylighting Red
Curb Installation
Install red curb at intersections
citywide to comply with AB 413
$50,000 City CIP In Progress Coordinate with
City crews for
installation

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