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Attachment C - Grant Projects Priority Ranking.pptx

Emeryville City Council
June 7, 2022

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City Council Item (June 7, 2022)Transportation Projects Priority Ranking Prioritize Potential Projects for Upcoming Grant Applications 1 Public Works Department

1) 40th Street Transit-Only Lanes and Multimodal Enhancements 2 Potential Transportation Projects

2) Ashby POC Connection – La Coste and 65th Streets
3 Potential Transportation Projects
Connects to Greenway
Linear Park/Pathway

3) Stanford Corridor Enhancement Study
4 Potential Transportation Projects

4) Temescal Greenway
5 East-West Greenway on 53rd Avenue
Connection to ECCL/South Bayfront Bridge/Temescal Park
Potential Transportation Projects

5) Christie – Shellmound Loop Study
6 Potential Transportation Projects

Protected Intersection
Pedestrian Path
Bike Lane
Transit-only Lane
General Use Lane
5) Christie – Shellmound Loop Study (cont.)
7 Potential Transportation Projects

5) Christie – Shellmound Loop Study (cont.)
8 Potential Transportation Projects
Number of Lanes Varies

6) Doyle Street Quick-Build, Phase 3
9 Potential Transportation Projects

Potential Project List
10 Potential Transportation Projects
Project Title
Best Funding Sources
Competitiveness
1 40th Street Construction

ATP, ACTC
Very High
2 Ashby Corridor Enhancement (Lacoste/65th )
OBAG-3 (MTC)
Medium
3 Stanford Corridor Enhancement

ATP, ACTC
High
4 Temescal Greenway (53rd St. alignment )
SRTS
Low
5 Shellmound Loop Project
OBAG-3 (MTC), STP planning grant
Very High
6 Doyle Street Quick-Build, Phase 3 (61st to 59th)
ATP, any RPO/MPO quick-build grants
High

Grant Funding Opportunities
11 ACTC 2024 CIP Call For Projects
Application due June 30th, 2022
3 smallest cities in county will have no match needed
OBAG is in ACTC call along with $3M TDA and the remainder of VRF and Measure BB OBAG = Federal Funds. Limited resources to manage.

Other Funding Opportunities in 2022
12 Active Transportation Program (ATP-Cycle 6):

Emeryville successful at regional level in past years (Greenway Crossings and 40th Street Re-design) State funds are increasingly competitive, but MTC ATP regional grant also in play All Applications due June 15, 2022
State, Regional, Quick-Build

Recommended City Council Actions
13 Ask for City Council to prioritize and rank upcoming projects The recommended Prioritized Projects and ranked order is as follows:

Emery Go-Round Operating Expenses (FY2023-FY2027)
Quick-Build Category: Village Greens and Greenways – Doyle Street (Phase 3) Shellmound/Christie One-Way Loop Study
Stanford Corridor Enhancement Study
40th Street Transit-Only Lanes and Multimodal Enhancements Authorize the City Manager to submit applications in response to the California Transportation Commission’s (CTC) ATP Cycle 6 Call-for-Projects, Alameda County Transportation Commission’s (ACTC) CTP 2024 Call For Projects, and any other grant opportunities that arise in Fiscal Years 2022-2024 Additionally, staff recommends that the City Council authorizes the Mayor to write letters of support for Prioritized Projects

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