THE HUB
HERCULES
Agenda
Project Introduction
Funding & Stakeholder Update
FRA Project Development Phase
Amendment Request
Next Steps
HERCULES
The Hercules Hub is a regional, state-of-the-art housing and transportation development. It will connect thousands of housing units with a new train stop along the Capitol Corridor, bicycle and pedestrian pathways, bus routes, carpool options, and a future ferry service.
The Hub has all the components of the ideal regional housing and transit center and will be a model for thriving transit-oriented communities throughout the Bay Area.
THE HUB
A Regional Model for
Transit-Oriented Development
Currently <1 mile from The Hub:
5,750 employees
4,150 residential units
Proposed/Approved Development <1 mile from The Hub:
Additional 1,407 residential units (including 349 additional units in New Urbanist Bayfront Project) 207-room hotel
105-room hotel
Additional 50,000 square foot medical office space
Surrounding development
RODEO
HERCULES
PINOLE
Hercules Bayfront Prior to the Path To Transit Construction Work Completed to date
PATH TO TRANSIT
The Project synergized with the adjacent development and the resulting improvements conformed to the Waterfront Master Plan 1 2
3 Hercules Bayfront After the Completion of the Path To Transit Phase (incl. Creek Restoration) Hercules Bayfront Circa 2021 with Adjacent Development (i.e. The Grand)
Agenda
Project Introduction
Funding & Stakeholder Update
FRA Project Development Phase
Amendment Request
Next Steps
FUNDING and STAKEHOLDER Update
Applied for Federal Rail Administration’s FSP-National and CRISI applications and were not selected.
Collaborating with CCJPA for the Corridor ID grant program, which would allow the Hercules Hub to access project development funding (up to 30% design and NEPA clearance) without undergoing a competitive grant process.
Met with CCTA to discuss the importance of establishing local match funds for future Federal Funding.
Applied for the Sustainable Transportation Planning Grant (STPG) to study the feasibility of additional modes to broaden the potential scope for funding.
Agenda
Project Introduction
Funding & Stakeholder Update
FRA Project Development Phase
Amendment Request
Next Steps
FRA Project DEvel0pment phase
Year
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
Quarter
1 2
3 4
1 2
3 4
1 2
3 4
1 2
3 4
1 2
3 4
1 2
3 4
Procurement
Capacity Analysis
Project Development
Final Design
Project development phase Cost
Project development phase Cost
Project development phase funding
* TIRCP money will be used in lieu in place of STMP money once it becomes available.
Agenda
Project Introduction
Funding & Stakeholder Update
FRA Project Development Phase
Amendment Request
Next Steps
AMENDMENT 3 - scope
Manage and monitor cost estimate and project schedule, oversee design consultant, Refugio Creek-related EIR/EIS activities, coordination with BioRad for land transfer to UPRR.
Coordinate with key funding partners and evaluate new funding opportunities.
Manage coordination of UPRR Capacity Analysis, time-loss mitigation study, design review, 30% PS&E and environmental revalidation/track design.
Manage the Ferry and Vertiport Scoping Phase.
Agenda
Project Introduction
Funding & Stakeholder Update
FRA Project Development Phase
Amendment Request
Next Steps
Next Steps
Amend GBS contract
Continue to work with CCJPA in developing a Service Development Plan to obtain Corridor ID funding.
Procure for new federalized engineering contract.
Meet with UPRR to start capacity analysis.
Closeout EIS/EIR related activities related to Refugio Creek.
Work with BioRad on property transfer for ROW.
Await STPG grant award announcement.
Question and Answer
Thank You!!
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