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I-105 Corridor Sustainability Study I-105 Corridor Sustainability Study Appendix A. Project List A.1 Proposed Active Transportation Projects Type Sub-Type Project Description Jurisdictions ID Active Transportation 1st/ Last Mile SBC- Aviation Blvd/LAX Green Line Station: Transit Oriented District; City of LA, LA County 254 First Mile/Last Mile Active Transportation Access Improvements Active Transportation 1st/ Last Mile SBC- Hawthorne/Lennox Green Line Station: Transit Oriented District; Hawthorne 255 First Mile/Last Mile Active Transportation Access Improvements Active Transportation 1st/ Last Mile SBC- Vermont/Athens Green Line Station: Transit Oriented District; First City of LA, LA County 257 Mile/Last Mile Active Transportation Access Improvements Active Transportation Beautification/ Open Space CSS- Urban Orchard - LA River to Rio Hondo Channel South Gate 7017 Active Transportation Bike/ped Bridges CSS- I-710/LA River Bike/Ped Bridges: various pedestrian improvements Long Beach, Paramount, 7127 which may include bridges, improvements at intersections and at South freeway ramp terminus intersections to enhance pedestrian safety Gate, LA County, Bell, and improve pedestrian connections Cudahy, Vernon, City of Los Angeles Active Transportation Bike/ped Bridges GC- Flotilla Fostoria St/Shull St Bike/Ped Bridge. Provides direct access Cudahy 9650 for pedestrians and bicyclists over I-710 and to cross/access the LA River Path, currently only one crossing between Firestone Blvd. and Florence Blvd. Various pedestrian improvements which may include bridges, improvements at intersections and at freeway ramp terminus intersections to enhance pedestrian safety and improve pedestrian connections Active Transportation Bike/ped Bridges GC- Gardendale St/Las Flores Blvd Bike/Ped Bridge: Improves access LA County 9652 to Los Angeles River bike path and provide only access through the river and I-710 between Imperial Highway and Rosecrans Ave. Active Transportation Bikeshare GC- Blue Line Bike Share: Bike share at Blue Line stations. Could be Compton, Long Beach 9639 part of First/Last mile projects at individual Blue Line Stations. Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 1 or 4 CSS- ECO Rapid Transit Bike Trail - Firestone Blvd Station to LA River to South Gate 7015 I-105 Green line transfer station Cambridge Systematics, Inc. 1 I-105 Corridor Sustainability Study Type Sub-Type Project Description Jurisdictions ID Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 1 or 4 CSS- Ardmore Rails to Trails Corridor- Blue line to ECO Rapid line to LA South Gate 7016 River Bike Trail Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 1 or 4 GC- Compton Creek Expansion: Class I bicycle facility from LA River to Compton, Long Beach, LA 9644 I-105. This could include #9105 and #9104 if full extents County implemented. Connects to numerous schools, parks and bike facilities surrounding the study area. It also improves bike accessibility to the Artesia Blue Line Station, Los Angeles River, City of Long Beach and through the City of Compton. Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 1 or 4 GC- West Santa Ana Branch Bikeway. Class I between northern border Artesia, Bell, Bellflower, 9676 of Vernon and Coyote Creek (within GCCOG limits). Connects to Cerritos, Cudahy, Downey, numerous schools, parks and bike facilities throughout the center Huntington Park, of the Gateway Cities. It also improves bike accessibility to the LA Lakewood, Maywood, River Trail, Rio Hondo Trail, San Gabriel River Trail, Coyote Creek Paramount, South Gate, Trail, and across the study area with a grade separated facility from Vernon Hawaiian Gardens to Vernon. Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 1 or 4 SBC- Valley Dr/Ardmore Ave: Bike Path Sepulveda Blvd to Longfellow Manhattan Beach 2013 Ave Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 1 or 4 SBC- Parkway Dr and Redondo Ave: Bike Lane/Paths Manhattan Beach 2014 Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 1 or 4 SBC- Rosecrans Ave: Bike Lanes/Path-Sepulveda Blvd to Aviation Blvd El Segundo 2017 Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 1 or 4 SBC- Dominguez Channel: Redondo Beach Blvd to Vermont Ave, Class Gardena, Torrance, LA 208 1 Bike Path County Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 1 or 4 SBC- 135th St: Bikeway Isis St to Crenshaw Bl Hawthorne, LA County 211 Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 1 or 4 SBC- Manhattan Beach Blvd: South Bay Bike Trail to Dominguez Lawndale, Manhattan 216 Channel Beach, Redondo Beach, LA County Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 1 or 4 SBC- Arbor Vitae St: Bikeway Crenshaw Blvd to Arlington Ave Inglewood 241 Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 1 or 4 SBC- Dominguez Creek Channel: Bikeway Near El Camino College to Gardena, Torrance, LA 244 Western Av County Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 2 GC- Bloomfield Ave Bikeway: Class II/III from Whittier Blvd to Carson St Long Beach, Hawaiian 9638 Gardens, Lakewood, Cambridge Systematics, Inc. 2 I-105 Corridor Sustainability Study Type Sub-Type Project Description Jurisdictions ID Cerritos, Norwalk, Santa Fe Springs, Whittier Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 2 GC- Clark Ave Bikeway: Class II/III from Lakewood Blvd to PCH, Bellflower, Downey, 9642 Connects to existing river bike paths, numerous schools and parks, Lakewood, Long Beach and existing/planned bike facilities to the south in Lakewood and Long Beach. It also improves bike accessibility to the Lakewood Blvd. Green Line Station, Cal State Long Beach, retail areas, and through access at I-405, SR 91, and I-105. Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 2 GC- Compton Blvd/Somerset Blvd Bikeway: Class II/III from Redondo Bellflower, Compton, 9643 Beach Blvd to easterly terminus. Connects to existing river bike Paramount, LA County paths and numerous schools and parks. It also improves bike accessibility to the Compton Blue Line Station, Bellflower Bike Trail, through I-710, and commercial districts in Compton and Paramount Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 2 GC- Firestone Blvd Bikeway: Class II/III from Alameda St to Bloomfield Downey, Norwalk, South 9647 Ave. Connects to existing river bike paths, numerous schools and Gate, LA County parks, and a planned bike lane to the west in South Gate. It also improves bike accessibility to the Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs Metrolink Station and retail districts in South Gate, Downey, and Norwalk. Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 2 GC- Imperial Hwy Bikeway: Class II/III from Alameda St to Beach Blvd. Downey, La Mirada, 9654 Connects to existing river bike paths, numerous schools and parks, Lynwood, Norwalk, Santa and existing/proposed bike facilities to the west in Lynwood and Fe Springs, South Gate east in La Mirada It also improves bike accessibility to retail areas and through access at I- 710, I-605, and I-5. Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 2 GC- Lakewood Blvd Bikeway/Rosemead Blvd: Class II/III from Gallatin Bellflower, Downey, 9657 Rd to ???. Connects to numerous schools and parks, and Lakewood, Long Beach, existing/planned bike facilities to the south in Lakewood and Long Pico Rivera Beach. It also improves bike accessibility to the Lakewood Blvd. Green Line Station, retail areas, and through access at I-5, I-405, SR 91, and I-105. Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 2 GC- Northern Atlantic Ave Bike Connection. Class II/III between Compton, Long Beach, LA 9662 McMillan St and Artesia Blvd. Connects to the existing river bike County paths, schools and parks, and a planned bike routes to the north in Compton and Lynwood, and to the south in Long Beach. Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 2 GC- Pacific Blvd/Long Beach Blvd Bikeway. Class II/III between Santa Compton, Huntington Park, 9663 Fe Ave and Ocean Ave. Connects to existing river bike paths, Long Beach, Lynwood, numerous schools and parks, and existing/proposed bike facilities Cambridge Systematics, Inc. 3 I-105 Corridor Sustainability Study Type Sub-Type Project Description Jurisdictions ID to the west in East Los Angeles and east in Whittier. It also South Gate, Vernon, LA improves bike accessibility to retail areas and through access at I- County 710 and I-605. Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 2 GC- Paramount Blvd Bikeway. Class II/III between Beverly Blvd and Downey, Lakewood, Long 9664 Cover St. Connects to Long Beach Airport, retail districts, Beach, Paramount, Pico employment clusters, numerous schools and parks, Rivera, South Gate existing/proposed bike facilities to the south in Lakewood and Long Beach, provide access through SR 91, I- 105, I-5, and provide a dedicated north-south bicycle lane through most of the study area. Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 2 GC- Santa Fe Ave/State St Bikeway. Class II/III between Vernon Ave Compton, Huntington Park, 9667 and 9th St. Connects to numerous schools and parks, and Long Beach, Lynwood, existing/proposed bike facilities in South Gate and Compton. It South Gate, Vernon, LA also improves bike accessibility to the Long Beach Blvd. Green County Line Station and employment areas in Vernon and Carson. Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 2 GC- Telegraph Rd Bikeway. Class II/III between Atlantic Blvd and Commerce, Downey, La 9673 Imperial Hwy. Connects to existing river bike paths, numerous Mirada, Montebello, Pico schools and parks, and a planned bike facility to the east in South Rivera, Santa Fe Springs, Whittier. LA County Active Transportation Bikeway - Class 2 GC- Woodruff Ave Bikeway. Class II/III between Florence Ave and Bellflower, Downey, 9679 Willow St. Connects to numerous schools and parks, and Lakewood, Long Beach existing/proposed bike facilities to the south in Lakewood and
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