Projects/Programs Council
District Allocation Original Scope Updated Scope Updated Cost Installation Timeline
Projects
Intersection of 101st & Walnut 7 $5,000 A stop sign or roundabout to protect children who attend Aspire Monarch Academy School Install stop signs on Walnut at 101st $5,000 Winter 2021/Spring 2022
96th & Olive Stop Signs 7 $5,000 A four way stop sign to prevent hit and runs Install stop signs on 96th at Olive $5,000 Winter 2021/Spring 2022
E Street between 98th & 105th 7 $78,000 Traffic calming measures which have been requested by NCPC 32X - install up to 10 speed bumps
Install 6 speed bumps (or more) & 2 stop signs on E St at 103rd & 104th $58,000
Winter 2021/Spring
2022 (stop signs);
Summer/Fall 2023
(speed bumps)
Violence Prevention Pilot Program: E 15th (15th-23rd) Speed Bumps 2
within
$1,000,000
program
budget
Speed bumps Install 7 speed bumps $56,000 Summer 2022
Traffic Calming & Sideshow Deterrence Program Phase 1:
Mac/35th, Foothill/Fairfax, Mac/High, International/42nd, "The Pit"
4, 5
within
$650,000
program
budget
Hardenened centerlines, Bott's dots, FG300 curb system International/42nd and "The Pit" are in Caltrans' ROW and will require encroachment permits from Caltrans $109,000 Summer 2022 Traffic Calming & Sideshow Deterrence Program Phase 2:
Mac/106th, Foothill/55th, Mac/82nd, Mac/Seminary,
International/82nd
4, 5, 6, 7
within
$650,000
program
budget
Hardenened centerlines, Bott's dots, FG300 curb system International/82nd is in Caltrans' ROW and will require an encroachment permit from Caltrans $117,000 Summer 2022
Sideshow Deterrance/Traffic Calming 4,5 $150,000 For MacArthur/Coolidge and MacArthur/Fruitvale intersections
MacArthur/Coolidge is a candidate for hardened centerlines & post-delineated medians & bulbouts; MacArthur/Fruitvale has limited space for traffic calming & requires further evaluation to estimate cost
$80,000 Fall 2022
96th & Sunnyside 7 $104,000 96th & Sunnyside, roundabout to protect children who use Verdese Park & walk to school daily
Install a neighborhood-sized traffic circle. $104,000 Winter 2022/Spring 2023
Roundabouts at Suter/Liese, 38th/Penniman, & Brookdale off Courtland 4 $312,000
Roundabouts at the three listed intersections to reduce speeds & increase pedestrian safety
Install traffic circles at Suter/Liese & 38th/Penniman; more information is needed for Brookdale off Courtland $208,000 Winter 2022/Spring 2023
Four rectangular rapid flashing beacons at E 12th street/13th Avenue
2 $100,000 RRFB's to improve crossing safety Install RRFBs; consider restricting 13th Ave approach to right turns only
$100,000 Winter 2022/Spring
2023
Toler & Thermal Traffic Calming 7 $78,000 Traffic calming measures to prevent speeding & vehicle hit and runs - install 10 speed bumps
Install 3 speed bumps on Toler & 7 (or more) on Thermal - exact locations TBD
$80,000 Summer/Fall 2023
Fontaine between 82nd & 98th 7 $62,400
Traffic calming measures which have been requested by NCPC 35X; potential traffic calming are speed bumps (up to 8) between Fontaine & 98th
In addition to speed cushions on Golf Links, consider solar- powered stop-ahead flashers for SB Fontaine $94,000 Summer/Fall 2023 MacArthur at 65th, 66th, & 69th - Stop Signs 6 $15,000 Stop signs to reduce speeding & accidents along this corridor Installing stop signs stopping an arterial street will require full engineering analysis; estimted cost is for study only $5,000 TBD Idora Park Traffic Calming Measures 1 $226,424
Speed and volume reduction measures to alleviate the impact of cut-through traffic
Project scope is being developed in alignment with the
allocated amount TBD TBD
LED Lights on Street Poles on E 15th from 15th to 23rd Ave 2 $25,000 Add LED lights on street poles (there are only light poles on the west side of E 15th while the large trees on the east side block light from reaching the east side); CEPTED follow up item regarding human trafficking
TBD TBD TBD
Programs
Traffic Calming & Sideshow Deterrence Program Citywide $650,000 Additional funding for traffic calming (prioritizing
intersections to deter sideshows and other
dangerous driving).
https://www.oaklandca.gov/topics/sideshow-prevention-
efforts
See Sideshow
Prevention Webpage
Violence Prevention Pilot Program Citywide $1,000,000
Provides a new dedicated funding source for
safety improvements in high‐priority equity
areas to address neighborhood‐level community
violence issues in support of interagency
initiatives including issues such as concentrations
of violent driving (chronic
sideshows/donuts/stunt driving), violent crime,
human trafficking, etc. with a focus on areas
where traffic safety concerns such as speeding co‐
occur.
Funding is being prioritized in the police beats prioritized for the NEST (Neighborhood Enhanced Service Team) initiative – an inter‐departmental city initiative led by the City
Administrator’s office and focused on the police beats
experiencing the highest levels of violence in Oakland.
OakDOT is collaborating with the City Administrator’s Office, Oakland Police Department & the Department of Violence
Prevention through this initiative to identify and prioritize locations for pilot engineering interventions in the most impacted areas. The NEST prioritized police beats are as follows:
East Oakland: 34X, 30X, 26Y, 33X, 27Y, 35X
Central Oakland: 19X
West Oakland: 02X, 02Y, 07X
OakDOT will be
launching a program
webpage by Summer
2022 that includes
identified projects and
installation timeline.
Sidewalk Cut‐outs to Add Trees to Flatland Streets 4, 6, 7 $143,396 18 sidewalk cut‐outs for tree wells in the D6 flatlands (10 for flatlands in D4 and D7); assumes $5K/cut‐out TBD TBD TBD Note: Earmarked programs and projects developed from earmarked programs are shown in italics.
FY2021-23 Council Earmarked Projects/Programs