South Bay Goods Movement Study

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South Bay Goods Movement Study

• Presentation to South Bay Cities Council of
  Government
• August 27, 2009

Prepared for
Prepared by
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Purpose of Study

• Phase II of SBCCOG Goods Movement Study
• Identify Top Priority Projects
• Relatively short timeframe
• Develop conceptual design plans
• Identify funding opportunities

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Study Approach

• APPROACH
• Develop project database
• 50 projects identified in Phase I Study
• 119 projects from the South Bay Transportation
  Projects (SBTP) list
• Type of projects
• Arterials/Intersections 79 projects
• Freeway Ramps 39 projects
• Transit 21 projects
• Bikeways 21 projects
• Pedestrian 4 projects
• Identify relevant goods movement projects
• Working Sessions with Cities
• Extensive Fieldwork
• 32 Projects Short Listed

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List of Critical Projects
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Project Locations
Location of the 32 Critical Projects
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Study Approach

• Working Closely with the SBCCOG IWG - Identify
  Top 15 Priority Projects
• Develop ranking criteria
• Goods Movement Relevance
• Implementation
• Financial
• Operational
• Policy Issues

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Critical Projects Ranking Results
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Critical Projects Ranking Results
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Project Locations
Location of the 15 High Priority Projects
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• Priority Projects Concept Design

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Conceptual Design Plans

• Developed Concept Design Plans
• Design features
• Right-of-way
• Cost estimate
• Issues/considerations

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Conceptual Design Example
High Priority Project 1 Aviation Blvd at
Artesia Blvd
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Cost Estimate Example
Cost Estimate for High Priority Project 1
- Aviation Blvd at Artesia Blvd
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• Funding Strategy

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Funding Strategy Plan

• FOR EACH OF THE 15 PRIORITY PROJECT
• Available Funding Sources
• Eligible Funding Programs
• Maximum Funding Cap
• Political Jurisdiction (Supervisor, Assembly,
  Senate, Congressional)

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Example Funding Strategy for High Priority
Project 1
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Funding Strategy Plan

• Study Highlights
• 15 High Priority Goods Movement Projects in 8
  Cities/County
• 5 Quick-Start Project
• 126.4 Million Dollars of Improvements

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Funding Strategy Plan

• Benefits of Study
• Identified Top Critical Improvement Projects to
  Enhance Goods Movement in the Region
• Developed Detailed Conceptual Design Plans
• Identified Costs Estimates
• Identified Funding Sources
• Each city has its own set of reports