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Budget Summary Sheet - 835660 - Pedestrian & Bicycle Facility Installation on Tasman Study.

Sunnyvale City Council
June 6, 2023

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Budget Summary Sheet - 835660 - Pedestrian & Bicycle Facility Installation on Tasman Study.
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Project: 835660 - Pedestrian & Bicycle Facility Installation on Tasman Study Project Description/Scope/Purpose:

This project will conduct a traffic study to evaluate the removal of a travel lane in both directions of Tasman Drive between Fair Oaks Avenue and Lawrence Expressway. The study will include a traffic safety analysis, queuing analysis, and level of service analysis to evaluate whether a road diet is feasible on this corridor. It will include a topographic survey, identification of right of way lines, evaluation of drainage needs, and a recommendation for pedestrian and bicycle improvements. Improvements to evaluate include installation of sidewalks, Class IIB Bicycle Lanes or Class IV Separated Bicycle Facilities. Public outreach will be conducted to obtain feedback from the community. As part of the study, coordination with VTA and the County of Santa Clara will be required. A conceptual design will be provided for Council consideration. Final design will be completed subsequently if City Council approves the conceptual design and allocates funding for design and construction.

Fiscal Impact:

The budget for this project was approved through the FY 2021/22 Budget Adoption Process via Budget Supplement No.1 (RTC 21-0047).

Project Type: Traffic and Transportation
Year Identified: 2021
Est. Completion Year: 2023/24
Tasman Drive is a major east-west collector street that connects Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, San Jose, and Milpitas. The study segment consists of four travel lanes (two lanes in each direction), with light rail tracks and stations in the median.

There is currently no bicycle facility on Tasman Drive, and there are sidewalk gaps along the corridor. This segment serves as vehicle access to the Casa de Amigos and Plaza del Rey mobile home communities, and there is a shopping center at the northeast corner of Fair Oaks Avenue and Tasman Drive.

Project Evaluation and Analysis:

Category: Capital
Project Coordinator: Dennis Ng
Department: 250 - Public Works Fund - Sub-Fund:

Funding Sources:

The project is funded by General Fund.

Plans and Goals:

Project Phase: Planning
Project Manager: Lillian Tsang
LT - Land Use and Transportation - LT-6: Protected, Maintained, and Enhanced Residential Neighborhoods Project Financial Summary
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