I-880 Innovation Bridge
Fremont & Trail Project
November 2022
View from Kato Rd. looking west toward the main span and pylon.
Overview Schedule
The I-880 Innovation Bridge and Trail Project will
Scoping (PID) Completed February 2020
connect the Warm Springs/South Fremont BART
Environmental (State, CEQA) Complete December 2022
Station and thousands of jobs and housing units within
Environmental (Federal, NEPA) Complete Spring 2023
Fremont's Innovation District. The project also provides Final Design Complete Spring 2024
a transportation and recreation connection to the Bay
Right of Way* Complete Summer 2024
Trail. This bicycle and pedestrian path is a critical link in Construction* Fall 2024 - Summer 2027
Fremont's multimodal transportation network and is
designed to support increased travel in the area by *Schedule is subject to funding availability. walking, bicycling and transit.
Cost (Sx1000)
Objectives
• Provide a direct and safe bicycle/pedestrian route PE/Environmental |$2,101 from the Warm Springs/South Fremont BART Station Final Design (PS&E) |$5,718 to the major employment center west of I-880. Right of Way/Utility $5,400 • Complete the southernmost segment of the East Bay Construction Management $14,000 Greenway regional trail (Reach 6) through Fremont Construction $58,100 and connect to the nearby Bay Trail. Total Cost $85,319 • Connect 4,000 new housing units within the Warm
Springs/South Fremont BART station area to major
employers (providing 40,000 jobs) and to regional Funding ($X1000) open spaces in the area.
Alameda CTC (Measure BB) |$5,454
City of Fremont $2,365
Contact $77,500
TBD*
Mirabel Aguilar, Senior Civil Engineer Total Funding $85,319 510-494-4761 | [email protected] *Project is seeking funding from Regional, State, and Federal sources Capital Project Fact Sheet Page 1 of 2
I-880 Innovation Bridge & Trail Project • November 2022 Page 2 of 2 Project Status
PROJECT LOCATION MAP
A funding grant from the
Alameda County Transportation
Commission (Alameda CTC) has
allowed for completing the
AUTO MALL PARKWAY
project planning, environmental
clearance, and final design
phases. In early 2020, Caltrans
New Urban approved a Project Initiation
Neighborhood
Document, which addresses the
(4,000 housing units)
general project scope. State and
GRIMMER BOULEVARD
WARM SPRINGS/ Federal environmental
INNOVATION WAY, SOUTH FREMONT.
clearances are expected by
CUSHING PARKWAY
Spring 2023. Final design
activities are on-going.
BAY TRAIL
Funding in the amount of $77.5
FREMONT million is being pursued for right
CONVENTION
of way acquisition, construction
management and construction.
SAN FRANCISCO
BAYLANDS Subject to funding availability,
WARREN AVENUE
WARREN AVENUE construction could begin as soon
as Fall 2024 and be completed in
Bayside Job Center Summer 2027.
(40,000 jobs)
Partnership
FREMONT BOULEVARD Agencies
LEGEND ALAMEDA
mansion
4→ Innovation Bridge
and Trail
KATO ROAD
New Urban Neighborhood
Bayside Job Center
East Bay Greenway
San Francisco Bay Trail DIXON LANDING ROAD
Caltrans®
Features
• Due to the lack of space for a bridge column in the median of I-880, a cable-stay structure has been selected as the most cost-effective bridge type and will minimize Related Project impacts to freeway traffic during construction.
Warm Springs BART West
• The modern bridge design is marked by an architecturally significant 200-ft. tall pylon Access Bridge and Plaza Project that is highlighted by a set of twisting cables that accentuate the curvature of the main Opened in February 2022, it span; this creative and unique design is intended to reflect the spirit of Fremont's provides a direct pedestrian and "Innovation District". bicycle connection from the Warm • Portions of the trail connection (East Bay Greenway, Reach 6) from the BART station Springs/South Fremont BART to the Bay Trail, have been completed by the West Access Bridge Project (opened in Station to a new urban February 2022) and private development (northern area). The key "gap closures" are neighborhood and the Tesla the trail along Kato Road (adjacent to Tesla factory), the bridge over I-880, the trail Factory area. Learn more at adjacent to the Alameda County flood control channel (between Landing Parkway and fremont.gov/government/departme Fremont Boulevard), and a new pedestrian traffic signal on Fremont Boulevard at the nts/public-works. trail crossing.
City of Fremont-Public Works • 39550 Liberty St. Fremont, CA 94538 • 510-494-4700 • fremont.gov/government/departments/public-works