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Term - Definition ABAG Association of Bay Area Governments - The official comprehensive planning agency for the San Francisco Bay region with 101 cities and all nine counties represented as voluntary members. AC Alameda Contra Costa Accessibility A measure of the ability or ease of all persons to travel among various origins and destinations. ACCMA Alameda County Congestion Management Agency ACHP President’s Advisory Council on Historic Preservation - An independent federal agency that promotes the preservation, enhancement, and productive use of our nation’s historic resources, and advises the President and Congress on national historic preservation policy. ACTIA Alameda County Transportation Improvement Authority ADA American’s with Disabilities Act of 1990 - A federal civil rights law enacted in 1990 that mandates provision of access to public facilities for persons with disabilities. Title II of the law applies to transportation facilities and transit vehicles. Affected environment The natural, human, and cultural environment in the project area that may be positively or negatively affected by the project. Alignment A ground plan or route of a railroad, highway or fixed guideway transit route. Alternatives The set of transportation improvements or projects that are compared in the EIS to determine their effectiveness in meeting stated needs. Along with the set of “Build” Alternatives, there is a “No-Build,” which tests the effects of not building a project, and a “Baseline” alternative, which tests a series of smaller incremental steps toward accomplishing the purposes of the build alternatives. Aquifer A permeable body of underground rock or sand capable of yielding quantities of groundwater to wells and springs.

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Area of Potential Effect Area surrounding the project but not necessarily (APE) immediately adjacent to the project which may be impacted by the project. Articulated vehicles Transit vehicles with one or more joint mechanisms that allow bending in curves yet provide a continuous interior. BART Bay Area Rapid Transit Baseline Alternative An alternative in the EIS process that seeks to attain as much as possible of the goals of the build alternatives through a series of smaller, less expensive measures. The baseline was formerly called the Transportation Systems Management (TSM) alternative. Bay Area Air Basin (BAAB) Includes the area of San Francisco Bay and the nine surrounding counties. Bay Area Air Quality The public agency entrusted with regulating stationary Management District sources of air pollution in the nine counties that (BAAQMD) surround San Francisco Bay. Bay Conservation and Commission established to protect San Francisco Bay Development Commission through legislation and Bay governance. (BCDC) Berkeley Ecological and A coalition that advocates sustainable transit for all Safe Transportation Berkeley area users. Coalition (BEST) Best Management Related to stormwater management, activities, Practices (BMPs) prohibitions of practices, maintenance procedures, and structural and/or managerial practices, that when used singly or in combination, prevent or reduce the release of pollutants and other adverse impacts to surface waters. Brownfield Property on which redevelopment or reuse may be complicated by the presence or potential presence of hazardous substances, pollutants, or contaminants. The presence of these substances usually comes from prior uses of the site.

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Transit mode that replicates rapid transit operations, usually associated with rail systems, on streets or dedicated rights-of-way with rubber-tired, steerable vehicles. Major characteristics include stops at stations only, optional precision docking systems at stations, and off-board fare collection. Cal EPA California Environmental Protection Agency CAA Clean Air Act, as amended in 1990. - A federal law enacted in 1990 that places new federal controls on all sources of air pollution, including mobile sources (automobiles, buses, trucks, etc.). California Air Resources Part of the Cal EPA tasked with protecting public Board (ARB) health through the reduction of air pollutants. California Ambient Air Legal limits on outdoor air pollution adopted by the Quality Standards ARB to protect the health and welfare of Californians. (CAAQS) California Department of State agency with regulatory authority over state-listed Natural Resources threatened and endangered species. (CDNR)

California Historic The state agency responsible for compliance with Preservation Office historic preservation rules, laws and regulations. (CHPO) Caltrans California Department of Transportation CAP Bay Area Clean Air Program Capital costs Costs of designing, acquiring rights-of-way, constructing, purchasing equipment (e.g., vehicles) and implementing a transportation system. CARB California Air Resources Board CCAA California Clean Air Act CDFG California Department of Fish and Game CEDA Community and Economic Development Agency

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Census Transportation Special tabulations from the 2000 census providing Planning Package (CTPP) transportation planning information such as place of residence, place of work, and trips between home and work. Central Business District The traditional business core of a community, (CBD) characterized by a relatively high concentration of business activity within a relatively small area. Because of its compactness, there is usually an emphasis on pedestrian traffic in the CBD. CESA California Endangered Species Act CEQA California Environmental Quality Act CFR Code of Federal Regulations cfs cubic feet per second Citizen Advisory A group of local citizens who provide insight to the Committee (CAC) Redevelopment Agency as members of the community. Clean Water Act An act establishing the basic structure for regulating discharges of pollutants into the waters of the United States. There have been multiple updates to this Act between 1977 and 2002. cm centimeter CMA Congestion Management Agency Congestion Management/ A federal program funding transportation projects or Air Quality (CMAQ) programs that will contribute to attainment of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS), with a focus on reducing ozone and carbon monoxide. CMP Congestion Management Program CO Carbon monoxide Constructive use impact An impact adversely impacting activities on or enjoyment of a property without directly acquiring the property or any portion of the property. Contraflow Direction of travel on a street for a transit vehicle which is opposite the direction of travel for automobiles. COR Corrective Action Order

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Cost Effectiveness Index A measure of the effectiveness of a transit project using measured cost per new rider. The Federal Transit Administration has replaced this measure with Transportation System User Benefit. CRHR California Register of Historic Resources Cumulative effects Impacts resulting from the incremental consequences of an action when added to other past and reasonably foreseeable future actions. Curbside lanes The outside lanes of a street adjacent to the curbs. When transit vehicles use curbside lanes, stations are needed along each sidewalk for each direction of travel. See median lanes. de minimus Of insufficient significance. A de minimus contribution means that the environmental conditions would essentially be the same whether or not the proposed project is implemented. Decibels Unit of measure for noise levels. Weighted sound levels are usually expressed in units called A-weighted decibels (dBA). Demand responsive Demand responsive service is a bus, mini-bus, or van service service without a fixed route. It responds to demand from customers. Rides are typically arranged ahead of time by phone. Demand responsive service can connect with the nearest fixed route or deliver to the ultimate destination. DOSL Downtown Oakland- San Leandro Alternative DOT U.S. Department of Transportation DTSC California State Department of Toxic Substances Control EBMUD East Bay Municipal Utilities District Ecosystem An ecological community together with its environment, functioning as a unit. An ecosystem can be of any size. For this document, ecosystems include natural systems, threatened and endangered species, and farmlands.

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Eight-hour ozone standard The level of ozone (O3) measured over 8 hours considered desirable to protect public health and the environment. Ozone is the primary constituent of smog. Exposure to ozone has been linked to increased episodes of respiratory aliments, such as asthma. Endangered Species See Threatened and Endangered Species. Environmental Impact A written assessment of the possible impact--positive Report (EIR) or negative—that a proposed project may have on the environment, together consisting of the natural, social, and economic aspects. Environmental Impact A comprehensive study of potential environmental Statement (EIS) impacts related to federally-assisted projects, as required by the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969, as amended (NEPA). The first version released to the public and FTA for review is the Draft EIS (DEIS), which is followed by the revised Final version (FEIS). Environmental Justice (EJ) Analysis to determine that a project (transit, road, waste facility, etc.) does not disproportionately impose negative impacts on a disadvantaged community or population in contrast to positive impacts for that community or the community as a whole. EO Executive Order ESCP Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Farebox recovery ratio The proportion of the amount of revenue generated through fares by its paying customers compared to the total operating expenses. Federal Endangered ESA can refer to a designated Environmentally Species Act of 1973 (ESA) Sensitive Area. FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency FESA Federal Endangered Species Act FHWA Federal Highway Administration Financial capacity Related to transit, financial capacity is the financial ability of a transit agency to operate and maintain its system in a state of good repair. FIRM Flood Insurance Rating Map

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Fixed assets Vehicles, land, buildings and other physical items used in providing service and normally needing maintenance or replacement over time. Fixed route service Fixed route service uses set schedules and routing. Transit vehicles make regular stops along a predetermined route. Floodplain The land bordering a river, stream, or tributary that is subject to flooding. The “100-year floodplain” is the land with a probability of flooding one time in 100 years. FOE Finding of Effect FRA Federal Railroad Authority FSTIP Federal State-wide Transportation Improvement Program ft Foot/feet ft² Square feet FTA Federal Transit Administration Fugitive dust emissions Airborne particulate matter (dust) generally of relatively large particulate size kicked up by haul trucks, concrete trucks, delivery trucks, and earth-moving vehicles operating around construction sites. g Measurement unit of gravity Gentrification Process of neighborhood change that may result from redevelopment efforts. In some cities, redevelopment efforts have led to replacement of lower income residents with higher income residents. Global Positioning System System using satellites to determine precise position of (GPS) objects in real time. For instance, if a transit vehicle includes GPS, the location of the vehicle can be determined in real time. Ground-borne vibration Vibration from a passing transit vehicle through the ground to a receiver, usually a building. Ground-borne vibration usually causes building floors or walls to vibrate and produce sound inside the building.

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Guideway A travel way, typically (but not always) separated from other transportation modes, that supports a form of transit. Bus rapid transit uses roadway lanes for its guideway. Light rail transit and streetcars use track way for guideways. HCM Highway Capacity Manual Headway Time between arrival or departure of transit vehicles. For instance, a 5-minute headway means a transit vehicle will arrive, on average, every 5 minutes. Hertz (Hz) A unit of frequency. HOPE Housing Opportunities for People Everywhere Horizon year The year for which population, employment, and traffic projections have been made and transportation needs analyzed. For the North Corridor project, that year is 2030. HPSR Historic Properties Survey Report HRER Historical Resource Evaluation Report Hybrid vehicle A transit vehicle able to use two sources of power. For instance, a hybrid trolley bus could use electric power from overhead wires or, when away from the wires, use a diesel-electric motor. Another example is a hybrid bus using a diesel-electric motor and batteries. in Inch Initial Site Assessment A review of all published data sources on hazardous (ISA) waste sites and hazardous waste releases in the vicinity of a project. Intelligent Transportation Computer-based technology applications designed to Systems (ITS) move traffic and transit more efficiently and to supply information to travelers. Examples include global positioning systems (GPS) for locating vehicles and traffic signal priority (TSP) for giving preferential green time to transit vehicles at intersections.

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Intermodal Transportation system or facility connecting or including different modes of transportation. Examples of intermodal freight include the transport of ship containers or truck trailers on rail. An example of a transit intermodal facility is a transit complex where different forms of transportation are used to reach and leave the facility. ISCST Industrial Source Complex – Short Term Joint development Development associated with a project providing a “win-win” situation for the transit agency and private developers or the transit agency and other public agencies. An example of joint development is a parking facility providing weekday parking for transit users and also providing evening and weekend parking for sport fields. Kiss-and-ride A drive-through area, sometimes with short-term parking, to allow passengers to be dropped off or picked up at a transit station. km Kilometer(s) kph Kilometers per hour

Lmax Maximum sound level LAV Livermore Amador Valley Ldn Day-night sound level Level of Service (LOS) A measurement of the average vehicle control delay. Life Cycle Costs Applied to transit, the amount of money necessary to own, operate, and maintain the system over its useful life. All costs are taken into account including capital costs, installation costs, operating costs, maintenance costs, and disposal costs. Costs are discounted over the service life. Light Rail Transit (LRT) A system of rail rapid transit that usually operates in portions of street or dedicated rights-of-way. LRT vehicles operate singly or in trains of two or three cars, which are roughly 90 feet long and carry up to 200 persons each. Electric power is supplied to the trains by overhead wire. Stops are at stations only.

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Loading standards The maximum desired number of passengers ensuring acceptable levels of rider comfort and safety. Loading standards may be expressed in passengers per vehicle, passengers per unit of area, or area per passenger. Loading standards can vary by transit mode and by time of day. Local Government Funds For a transit system, local government funds usually include sales tax revenues specified for transit use. Locally Preferred The project alternative chosen by COTA as a result of Alternative (LPA) the federal project development process. It defines the alternative that is deemed best suited to meet the region’s transportation goals, is responsive to community concerns and input and has been examined and declared superior in relation to its social, economic and environmental impacts. Low-floor vehicles For transit vehicles, low-floor describes vehicle floors which are considerably lower than those of traditional models. Typically, low-floor vehicles have stepless entry from station platforms. LRDP (LRD) Long-Range Development Plan LRT Light Rail Transit LU Landscape unit LUST Leaking underground storage tank m Meter(s) m² Square meter(s) m³/s Cubic meter(s) per second Major activity center A location where a high level of activity typically generates high levels of travel demand. Examples include regional hospitals, universities, sport stadiums, regional shopping malls, and entertainment districts. This travel demand can be regular (as with hospitals) or can be event-related (as with sports stadiums). Major Investment Study A study that examines transportation improvements for (MIS) a corridor and determines the feasible alternatives.

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Measure of Effectiveness Quantitative or qualitative comparison of a particular (MOE) aspect of proposed alternatives. For example, travel time is a quantitative measure which can be compared between alternatives. Median lanes The center lanes of a street. When transit vehicles use median lanes, stations are typically located in the center of the street and can serve both directions of transit travel. See curbside lanes. Metropolitan Planning Federally mandated regional organization responsible Organization (MPO) for comprehensive transportation planning and programming in urbanized areas. Work products include the Transportation Plan and the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). MORPC is the MPO for the Columbus area. mg/kg Milligram(s)/kilogram mg/l Milligram(s) per liter mi Mile(s) Microsimulation Computer simulation of traffic and the interaction with alternative modes (light rail, streetcar, and bus rapid transit). Microsimulation allows quantitative assessment of all design year alternatives. Examples of microsimulation software include Cube Dynasim (citilabs), VISSIM (Visual Solutions Incorporated), and CORSIM (McTrans). Minimum operating (or A smaller, cost-effective portion of the locally preferred operable) segment, also alternative with independent utility (meaning it can MOS function as a stand-alone project and not be dependent on the construction of any future segments). Often, the locally preferred alternative is too large or too costly to construct in a single phase. The minimum operable segment is the segment identified as first to construct. Mitigation Measure(s) designed to lessen or eliminate negative impacts resulting from a proposed project or action. Mixed use development Development with multiple categories of land use typically including residential, commercial, retail, and entertainment. Mixed-use areas generally have higher population densities and are pedestrian friendly. MLK Jr. Martin Luther King Junior

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Mode split The proportion of total person trips generated in a region that are made by a specific type of transportation (mode: automobile, transit, etc.). It is usually expressed as a percentage of total trips. mph Miles per hour Metropolitan Planning A federal designation for the forum for cooperative Organization (MPO) transportation decision-making for an urbanized area with population of more than 50,000. MTC Metropolitan Transportation Commission of the Bay Area, the Bay Area’s MPO Mw Magnitude N/A Not Available NAHC North American Heritage Commission National Ambient Air Standards for air pollutants considered harmful to Quality Standards public health and the environment. For example, (NAAQS) standards include maximum levels of ozone (O3) and particulate matter (PM). National Environmental Regulations requiring federal agencies to integrate Policy Act (NEPA) environmental values into their decision making processes by considering the environmental impacts of their proposed actions and reasonable alternatives to those actions. National Pollutant Permit program controlling water pollution by Discharge Elimination regulating point sources that discharge pollutants into System (NPDES) Permit waters of the United States. National Register of The federal list of buildings and sites determined to Historic Places (NRHP) have historical significance. National Wetland Inventory Maps prepared by the US Fish and Wildlife Service (NWI) maps showing the characteristics, extent, and status of wetlands and other wildlife habitats. Natural System Any type of system found in nature that is not manmade typically involving physical and biological systems, not limited to vegetation and wildlife. NCONC North Central Oakland Neighborhood Council NCR Neighborhood Commercial Revitalization

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition NEPA National Environmental Policy Act NO Nitric oxide

NO2 Nitrogen dioxide

NOx Nitrogen oxide No-Build Alternative Alternative showing projected future conditions of an area in the absence of the proposed project. It reflects what is expected to happen if the project was not built. Non-attainment area A geographical region which fails to conform to established standards for specific environmental conditions (air quality, water quality, etc.). Non-revenue Non-revenue track is not used for carrying passengers. (For instance, track from the terminal station to the rail yard is non-revenue track.) Non-revenue movements are the movements of transit vehicles which intentionally do not carry passengers. (For instance, at the start of the day, the positioning of a transit vehicle from the yard to the start of a route is a non-revenue movement.) Notice of Intent (NOI) A notice that an Environmental Impact Statement will be prepared and considered.

O3 Ozone Off-board fare collection Collection of transit fares off the vehicle, typically at a station. Patrons can enter any door of the transit vehicle since fares do not have to be collected at a single entry point on board. Boarding time is greatly reduced with off-board fare collection. When off-board fare collection is used, verification of fare payment is often made by random inspection onboard vehicles. Operating and Ongoing expenses for funding the operations of a maintenance (O&M) costs transit system and maintaining vehicles, guideways, stations and other transit facilities. Operating plan For transit, an operating plan details characteristics such as running times, frequency, required number of vehicles, changes in frequency throughout the day, and assumptions pertaining to yards and stations.

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Overlay routes Multiple transit routes which share a common portion. Overlay routes typically fan out at one or both ends of the common portion in order to serve a greater area for collection or distribution of passengers. The common portion of the routes often has an improved guideway, higher travel speeds, and more substantial stations. Palustrine A wetland term meaning pertaining to wet or marshy nontidal wetlands. Pantograph An arm on top of electric transit vehicles which contacts the overhead power source. Pantographs are usually spring-loaded to keep the contact shoes in contact with the Overhead Contact System. Paratransit Form of transportation service that is more flexible and personalized than conventional, fixed route or fixed schedule. Service is adjusted to individual needs. Examples of paratransit include vanpools, minibuses, demand-responsive bus services, and specialized bus services for the mobility impaired or transportation disadvantaged. Park-and-ride A parking area at a transit station for commuters who park automobiles and continue their commute by public transit. Park-and-ride lots are also used in ride share (car pool) programs. Peak period The time during which the maximum amount of travel occurs and demand for transportation services is greatest. It may be further specified as the morning (a.m.) or evening (p.m.) peak. Passenger-mile The transportation of one person for a distance of one mile. PG&E Pacific Gas and Electric Company Phase I Archaeology The first step in identifying locations within the project area that may contain prehistoric or historical archaeological sites. Pm Post mile

PM10 Particulate matter less than 10 microns in diameter (one micron is equal to one millionth of a meter)

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PM2.5 Particulate matter less than 2.5 microns in diameter, considered to be fine particulate matter (on micron is equal to one-millionth of a meter) ppm Parts per million PPP Public Participation Plan PPV Peak Particle Velocity PRC California Public Resource Code Project-Generated Funds For transit systems, these are funds generated by providing service including passenger fare revenue, parking revenue, advertising income, concessions income, and income from joint development. PSC Policy Steering Committee Public Involvement Plan A plan created to guide and encourage public participation throughout project development. RCRA Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Record of Decision (ROD) A formal decision granted by the FTA that provides a written record of the agency’s decision on a Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS). The ROD also documents any conditions or commitments to mitigation measures contained in the FEIS. Reverse commute Instead of the traditional commute from outlying housing to jobs in the central business district, reverse commute is the commute in the opposite direction of the traditional commute from housing in and around the core of a city to jobs (or educational opportunities) in the suburbs. RIP Regional Improvement Program RM-2 Regional Measure 2 (Tall Bridge Revenue) ROG Reactive organic gases Root Mean Square (RMS) A statistical measure of the magnitude of a varying quantity, also known as the quadratic mean. ROW Right-of-way RTEP Regional Transit Expansion Plan RTP Regional Transportation Plan

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition RWQCB California Regional Water Quality Control Board SAFETEA-LU Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act—A Legacy for Users. The official title of the federal transportation law of August 2005 that authorizes federal transportation funding for the years 2005 through 2009. Scoping Process of defining and refining the scope of a DEIS and the alternatives to be investigated. The scoping process provides opportunities for input from the public. Secondary effects Secondary (or indirect) effects are those that are caused by an action and are later in time or farther removed in distance but are still reasonably foreseeable. Generally, these impacts are induced by the initial action. Secondary effects can include changes in land use, water quality, economic vitality or population density. Section 106 Regulations pertaining to the protection of historic properties, under the federal Historic Preservation Act. Section 4(f) Regulations pertaining to the protection of publicly owned parks, recreations areas, wildlife or waterfowl refuges, and historic sites from federally funded transportation projects, under the Transportation Act. SHPO State Historic Preservation Officer SPCCP Spill Prevention, Contaminant and Clean-Up Plan Skip stop service Transit service operation where vehicles do not make stops at all stations.

SO2 Sulfur dioxide Sound Levels Measurement of cumulative sound (noise) exposure. Hourly Equivalent Sound Levels (Leq(h)) describe exposure over one hour. Day-Night Average Sound Levels (Ldn) describe exposure over 24 hours and give a higher weight to noise during sleeping hours. SPCC Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure Plan

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Special Improvement Defined district with an agreement by which District (SID) businesses pay for physical and service improvements within the district such as streetscaping or marketing services. SR State Route SRTP Short Range Transit Plan STA State Transit Assistance Stakeholder An institution, organization, group, or individual that has some interest in or may be impacted by a particular project, activity, or decision. State Implementation Plan The portion (or portions) of an applicable (SIP) implementation plan approved or promulgated, or the most recent revision thereof, under sections 110, 301(d) and 175A of CAA. Statewide Transportation A staged, multiyear, statewide, intermodal program of Improvement Plan (STIP) transportation projects that is consistent with the statewide transportation plan, planning processes and metropolitan plans, and TIPs and processes. Streetcar Often referred to as a trolley. Rail vehicles operating in mixed traffic on streets, similar to local buses. They typically run as single cars, at the speed of traffic on local streets or up to 40 mph in dedicated paths. Electric power is supplied by overhead wire. Streetscape The space between the buildings on either side of a street that defines its character. The elements of a streetscape can be natural or man-made and include buildings, set back of buildings, sidewalks, signs, public furnishings, trees, lawns, landscape buffers, street lights, above-ground utilities, drainage structures, bus stop shelters and street furniture. SWPPP Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan TAC Technical Advisory Committee TALC Transportation and Land Use Coalition TCRP State Traffic Congestion Relief Program TDA Transportation Development Act TEA-21 Transportation Equality Act for the 21st Century

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Terminal station The last bus or rail station where a route or line terminates. In some cases the transit vehicle reverses direction at the terminal station. In other cases, the transit vehicle proceeds directly to a yard (without passengers) after stopping at the terminal station. TFCA Transportation Fund for Clean Air Threatened and An “endangered” species is one that is in danger of Endangered Species extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range. A “threatened” species is one that is likely to become endangered in the foreseeable future. Species includes wildlife and plants. Rare species and the habitat of rare, threatened, or endangered species is typically included in examining these species. Traffic analysis zone (TAZ) A geographic area typically ranging in size from a city block to a one-square-mile section (or larger) used in computer models that project changes in traffic flow based on estimated land use changes, population growth, employment growth, and other factors. Transit Dependent Generally those without their own means of Population transportation (e.g., zero-car households, children, low-income groups, and some elderly) and those who are unable to operate a vehicle due to a physical disability. Transit-oriented Buildings and land uses near transit stations that development complement and are served well by transit. Generally these uses are denser and more compact than similar developments designed for access primarily by automobile. Transportation A staged, multiyear, intermodal program of Improvement Program transportation projects that is consistent with the (TIP) metropolitan transportation plan. It is a federal term. Transportation System A measurement of the project benefit. The User Benefit measurement examines annualized cost (including capital, operating, and maintenance) and all annual travel-related benefits in terms of hours saved by all users of the transit system including existing and new riders. Trip ends The origin or destination of a single trip.

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Trip generation The measurement of travel activity (in person trips or vehicle trips) to or from a specific location as produced by a specific land use. Transportation Systems Techniques to improve transportation (highway or Management (TSM) transit) system performance (capacity or travel times) without major capital expenditure. TSP Transit Signal Priority Uniform Relocation A uniform federal policy for the fair and equitable Assistance and Real treatment of persons displaced as a direct result of Property Acquisition Act programs or projects undertaken by a Federal agency or with Federal financial assistance. The primary purpose is to ensure that such persons shall not suffer disproportionate impacts as a result of programs and projects designed for the benefit of the public as a whole and to minimize the hardship of displacement on such persons. Urbanized Area An urbanized area is comprised of one or more places and the adjacent densely settled surrounding area which together include at least 50,000 people. "Densely settled" means having a population density of 1000 persons per square mile (generally). USC United States Code USEPA United States Environmental Protection Agency US Fish and Wildlife Federal agency with regulatory authority over Service (USFWS) federally-listed threatened and endangered terrestrial and freshwater species. US Geological Survey Agency within the US Department of the Interior (USGS) providing information to describe and understand the Earth. USGS provides topographic maps used in studying natural resources such as surface waters. V/C Volume-to-capacity ratio Vdb Vibration Velocity Level Vehicle miles traveled The measurement of total travel demand, specifically (VMT) for automobiles and other highway vehicles, for a specified area. Vht Vehicle hours of travel

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix B Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Term - Definition Viewshed A viewshed is an area visible from a fixed vantage point. In urban planning, a viewshed can be an area of particular scenic or historic value deemed worthy of preservation. A viewshed can be an area viewed from a transportation facility or can be an area viewed from outside the transportation facility including the facility. Vkt Vehicle kilometers of travel Vpd Vehicles per day Vph Vehicle mile per hour Wetlands Wet areas, such as tidal areas or swamps, with soil characteristics defined by the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACOE), on which filling and development are regulated by federal and state laws. Worker Health and Safety Designed to prevent exposure of workers to potentially Plan (WH&SP) hazardous excavated soils and to comply with applicable waste handling and disposal regulations. Year-of-expenditure (YOE) Year in which expenses are projected. YOE is used in financial analysis based on estimated inflation. YMCA Young Men’s Christian Association YWCA Young Women’s Christian Association

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This checklist identifies physical, biological, social and economic factors that might be affected by the proposed project. In many cases, background studies performed in connection with the project indicates no impacts. A NO IMPACT answer in the last column reflects this determination. Where there is a need for clarifying discussion, the discussion is included either following the applicable section of the checklist or is within the body of the environmental document itself. The words "significant" and "significance" used throughout the following checklist are related to CEQA, not NEPA, impacts.

Potentially Less Than Less Than No Significant Significant Significant Impact Impact with Impact Mitigation

I. AESTHETICS: Would the project: a) Have a substantial adverse effect on a scenic vista b) Substantially damage scenic resources, including, but not limited to, trees, rock outcroppings, and historic buildings within a state scenic highway c) Substantially degrade the existing visual character or quality of the site and its surroundings? d) Create a new source of substantial light or glare which would adversely affect day or nighttime views in the area?

II. AGRICULTURE AND FOREST RESOURCES: In determining whether impacts to agricultural resources are significant environmental effects, lead agencies may refer to the California Agricultural Land Evaluation and Site Assessment Model (1997) prepared by the California Dept. of Conservation as an optional model to use in assessing impacts on agriculture and farmland. In determining whether impacts to forest resources, including timberland, are significant environmental effects, lead agencies may refer to information compiled by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection regarding the state’s inventory of forest land, including the Forest and Range Assessment Project and the Forest Legacy Assessment Project; and the forest carbon measurement methodology provided in Forest Protocols adopted by the California Air Resources Board. Would the project: a) Convert Prime Farmland, Unique Farmland, or Farmland of Statewide Importance (Farmland), as shown on the maps prepared pursuant to the Farmland Mapping and Monitoring Program of the California Resources Agency, to non-agricultural use? b) Conflict with existing zoning for agricultural use, or a Williamson Act contract?

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix C Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Potentially Less Than Less Than No Significant Significant Significant Impact Impact with Impact Mitigation c) Conflict with existing zoning for, or cause rezoning of, forest land (as defined in Public Resources Code section 12220(g)), timberland (as defined by Public Resources Code section 4526), or timberland zoned Timberland Production (as defined by Government Code section 51104(g))?

d) Result in the loss of forest land or conversion of forest land to non-forest use?

e) Involve other changes in the existing environment which, due to their location or nature, could result in conversion of Farmland, to non-agricultural use or conversion of forest land to non-forest use?

III. AIR QUALITY: Where available, the significance criteria established by the applicable air quality management or air pollution control district may be relied upon to make the following determinations. Would the project:

a) Conflict with or obstruct implementation of the applicable air quality plan?

b) Violate any air quality standard or contribute substantially to an existing or projected air quality violation?

c) Result in a cumulatively considerable net increase of any criteria pollutant for which the project region is non- attainment under an applicable federal or state ambient air quality standard (including releasing emissions which exceed quantitative thresholds for ozone precursors)?

d) Expose sensitive receptors to substantial pollutant concentrations?

e) Create objectionable odors affecting a substantial number of people?

IV. BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES: Would the project:

a) Have a substantial adverse effect, either directly or through habitat modifications, on any species identified as a candidate, sensitive, or special status species in local or regional plans, policies, or regulations, or by the California Department of Fish and Game or U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service?

b) Have a substantial adverse effect on any riparian habitat or other sensitive natural community identified in local or regional plans, policies, regulations or by the California Department of Fish and Game or US Fish and Wildlife Service?

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix C Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Potentially Less Than Less Than No Significant Significant Significant Impact Impact with Impact Mitigation c) Have a substantial adverse effect on federally protected wetlands as defined by Section 404 of the Clean Water Act (including, but not limited to, marsh, vernal pool, coastal, etc.) through direct removal, filling, hydrological interruption, or other means?

d) Interfere substantially with the movement of any native resident or migratory fish or wildlife species or with established native resident or migratory wildlife corridors, or impede the use of native wildlife nursery sites?

e) Conflict with any local policies or ordinances protecting biological resources, such as a tree preservation policy or ordinance?

f) Conflict with the provisions of an adopted Habitat Conservation Plan, Natural Community Conservation Plan, or other approved local, regional, or state habitat conservation plan?

V. CULTURAL RESOURCES: Would the project:

a) Cause a substantial adverse change in the significance of a historical resource as defined in §15064.5?

b) Cause a substantial adverse change in the significance of an archaeological resource pursuant to §15064.5?

c) Directly or indirectly destroy a unique paleontological resource or site or unique geologic feature?

d) Disturb any human remains, including those interred outside of formal cemeteries?

VI. GEOLOGY AND SOILS: Would the project: a) Expose people or structures to potential substantial adverse effects, including the risk of loss, injury, or death involving:

i) Rupture of a known earthquake fault, as delineated on the most recent Alquist-Priolo Earthquake Fault Zoning Map issued by the State Geologist for the area or based on other substantial evidence of a known fault? Refer to Division of Mines and Geology Special Publication 42?

ii) Strong seismic ground shaking?

iii) Seismic-related ground failure, including liquefaction?

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix C Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Potentially Less Than Less Than No Significant Significant Significant Impact Impact with Impact Mitigation iv) Landslides?

b) Result in substantial soil erosion or the loss of topsoil?

c) Be located on a geologic unit or soil that is unstable, or that would become unstable as a result of the project, and potentially result in on- or off-site landslide, lateral spreading, subsidence, liquefaction or collapse?

d) Be located on expansive soil, as defined in Table 18-1-B of the Uniform Building Code (1994), creating substantial risks to life or property?

e) Have soils incapable of adequately supporting the use of septic tanks or alternative waste water disposal systems where sewers are not available for the disposal of waste water?

VII. GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS: Would the project:

a) Generate greenhouse gas emissions, either directly or indirectly, that may have a significant impact on the environment?

b) Conflict with an applicable plan, policy or regulation adopted for the purpose of reducing the emissions of greenhouse gases?

With respect to threshold VII.b), above, the following table is provided to summarize the proposed project’s consistency with applicable plans, policies or regulations adopted for the purpose of reducing the emissions of greenhouse gases:

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GOAL CONSISTENCY State Plans, Policies, and Regulations Assembly Bill 1493 Required CARB to develop and adopt Not Applicable: As a public transit project, the proposed project would regulations that reduce GHG emitted by not involve the use of passenger cars or light duty trucks. Therefore, passenger vehicles and light duty trucks. AB 1493 is not applicable. Nevertheless, as shown in Section 4.14, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, the proposed project would reduce passenger car and light duty truck VMT, resulting in a net reduction in GHG emissions, as compared to the No-Build condition. Executive Order S- Set forth a series of target dates by Consistent: Because the proposed project would result in a net 3-05 which statewide GHG emissions would reduction of GHG emissions, it is considered to be consistent with be progressively reduced. Executive Order S-3-05. Assembly Bill 32 Established regulatory, reporting, and Consistent: The proposed project’s beneficial impact with respect to market mechanisms to achieve GHG emissions is documented in Section 4.14. quantifiable reductions in GHG emissions and established a cap on statewide GHG emissions. Executive Order S- Proclaims that the transportation sector Not Applicable: It is documented that vehicles are the largest source of 1-07 is the main source of GHG emissions in GHG emissions associated with the proposed Project. However, California and established a goal to requirements to reduce the carbon intensity of fuels sold in California reduce the carbon intensity of are not applicable to the proposed project. transportation fuels sold in California by at least ten percent by 2020. Senate Bill 97 This bill directs the Governor’s Office Not Applicable. However, as discussed above, the proposed project of Planning and Research to prepare, would result in a net reduction in GHG emissions due to reduced VMT. develop, and transmit to CARB guidelines for the feasible mitigation of GHG emissions. Senate Bill 375 This bill aligns regional transportation Consistent. While no targets have been set pursuant to SB 375 and the planning efforts and GHG reduction Sustainable Community Strategy for the region will not be adopted targets by requiring MPOs to adopt SCS prior to 2013, the proposed project is consistent with SB 375’s intent of or APS that will prescribe land use reducing vehicles miles traveled, constraining urban sprawl, and allocation in that MPOs regional reducing GHG emissions. transportation plan. CARB will then provide each affected region with reduction targets for GHGs emitted by passenger cars and light trucks. California Climate The purpose of the CCAR is to help Consistent: Baseline emissions have been established for the proposed Action Registry companies and organizations with Project and are referenced in Table 4.14-2. (CCAR) General operations in the state to establish GHG Reporting Protocol emissions baselines against which any future GHG emissions reduction requirements may be applied. California Code of CCR Title 24 was established in 1978, Not Applicable: The proposed project would not involve the Regulations Title and most recently amended in 2008 and construction of any buildings subject to Title 24. 24 phased-in in January 2010, in response to a legislative mandate to reduce California’s energy consumption. CARB Climate This scoping plan functions as a Consistent: The proposed project would result in a net reduction in Change Proposed roadmap of CARB’s plans to achieve GHG emissions and will therefore be consistent with the Scoping Plan. Scoping Plan GHG reductions in California required by AB 32 through subsequently enacted regulations. Regional Plans, Policies, and Regulations BAAQMD Clean This document contains stationary source measures, Consistent: The proposed project is consistent with Air Plan transportation control measures, mobile source Transportation Control Measures (TCM) A-1 (Improve measures and other rules to reduce the emissions of Local and Areawide Bus Service) and B-2 (Transit both criteria pollutants and GHG. Efficiency and Use Strategies). Local Plans, Policies, and Regulations City of Berkeley The Climate Action Plan provides five categories of Consistent: The proposed project is consistent with Goal 6 Climate Action recommended emissions reduction actions to (i.e., “Make public transit more frequent, reliable, integrated Plan, June 2009 achieve an 80% reduction in GHG emissions by the and accessible”). year 2050. City of Oakland The Draft Energy and Climate Action Plan provides Consistent: The proposed project is consistent, and

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Draft Energy and for short term priority actions and a 10-year plan to specifically referenced as Priority Action 3 (“Support Climate Action reduce GHG emissions by 36% of year 2005 levels implementation of bus rapid transit (BRT) in Oakland along Plan, December by the year 2020. Extending this trend into the the Telegraph Avenue and International Boulevard corridors 2010 future indicates a reduction in year 2005 GHG while minimizing short-term potential impacts to emissions by 80% by the year 2050. neighborhoods and businesses.”). City of San The Climate Action Plan provides four categories Consistent: The proposed project is consistent with Goal Leandro Climate of goals to achieve a reduction in GHG emissions 4.2 (“Ensure that public transportation is safe, convenient Action Plan, of 25% of year 2005 levels by the year 2020. and affordable and provides a viable alternative to driving”). December 2009 Among the implementing actions of this goal is “Explore innovative transit improvement projects. One example includes Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) which employs methods such as priority traffic signals, well-built and well-lit stations to make its bus service more reliable, comfortable, and expeditious.”

VIII. HAZARDS AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: Would the project: a) Create a significant hazard to the public or the environment through the routine transport, use, or disposal of hazardous materials? b) Create a significant hazard to the public or the environment through reasonably foreseeable upset and accident conditions involving the release of hazardous materials into the environment? c) Emit hazardous emissions or handle hazardous or acutely hazardous materials, substances, or waste within one-quarter mile of an existing or proposed school?

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix C Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Potentially Less Than Less Than No Significant Significant Significant Impact Impact with Impact Mitigation d) Be located on a site which is included on a list of hazardous materials sites compiled pursuant to Government Code Section 65962.5 and, as a result, would it create a significant hazard to the public or the environment?

e) For a project located within an airport land use plan or, where such a plan has not been adopted, within two miles of a public airport or public use airport, would the project result in a safety hazard for people residing or working in the project area?

f) For a project within the vicinity of a private airstrip, would the project result in a safety hazard for people residing or working in the project area?

g) Impair implementation of or physically interfere with an adopted emergency response plan or emergency evacuation plan?

h) Expose people or structures to a significant risk of loss, injury or death involving wildland fires, including where wildlands are adjacent to urbanized areas or where residences are intermixed with wildlands?

IX. HYDROLOGY AND WATER QUALITY: Would the project:

a) Violate any water quality standards or waste discharge requirements?

b) Substantially deplete groundwater supplies or interfere substantially with groundwater recharge such that there would be a net deficit in aquifer volume or a lowering of the local groundwater table level (e.g., the production rate of pre-existing nearby wells would drop to a level which would not support existing land uses or planned uses for which permits have been granted)?

c) Substantially alter the existing drainage pattern of the site or area, including through the alteration of the course of a stream or river, in a manner which would result in substantial erosion or siltation on- or off-site?

d) Substantially alter the existing drainage pattern of the site or area, including through the alteration of the course of a stream or river, or substantially increase the rate or amount of surface runoff in a manner which would result in flooding on- or off-site?

e) Create or contribute runoff water which would exceed the capacity of existing or planned stormwater drainage systems or provide substantial additional sources of polluted runoff?

f) Otherwise substantially degrade water quality?

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix C Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Potentially Less Than Less Than No Significant Significant Significant Impact Impact with Impact Mitigation g) Place housing within a 100-year flood hazard area as mapped on a federal Flood Hazard Boundary or Flood Insurance Rate Map or other flood hazard delineation map?

h) Place within a 100-year flood hazard area structures which would impede or redirect flood flows?

i) Expose people or structures to a significant risk of loss, injury or death involving flooding, including flooding as a result of the failure of a levee or dam?

j) Inundation by seiche, tsunami, or mudflow

X. LAND USE AND PLANNING: Would the project:

a) Physically divide an established community?

b)Conflict with any applicable land use plan, policy, or regulation of an agency with jurisdiction over the project (including, but not limited to the general plan, specific plan, local coastal program, or zoning ordinance) adopted for the purpose of avoiding or mitigating an environmental effect?

c) Conflict with any applicable habitat conservation plan or natural community conservation plan?

XI. MINERAL RESOURCES: Would the project:

a) Result in the loss of availability of a known mineral resource that would be of value to the region and the residents of the state?

b) Result in the loss of availability of a locally-important mineral resource recovery site delineated on a local general plan, specific plan or other land use plan?

XII. NOISE: Would the project result in:

a) Exposure of persons to or generation of noise levels in excess of standards established in the local general plan or noise ordinance, or applicable standards of other agencies?

b) Exposure of persons to or generation of excessive groundborne vibration or groundborne noise levels?

c) A substantial permanent increase in ambient noise levels in the project vicinity above levels existing without the project?

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix C Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Potentially Less Than Less Than No Significant Significant Significant Impact Impact with Impact Mitigation d) A substantial temporary or periodic increase in ambient noise levels in the project vicinity above levels existing without the project?

e) For a project located within an airport land use plan or, where such a plan has not been adopted, within two miles of a public airport or public use airport, would the project expose people residing or working in the project area to excessive noise levels?

f) For a project within the vicinity of a private airstrip, would the project expose people residing or working in the project area to excessive noise levels?

XIII. POPULATION AND HOUSING: Would the project:

a) Induce substantial population growth in an area, either directly (for example, by proposing new homes and businesses) or indirectly (for example, through extension of roads or other infrastructure)?

b) Displace substantial numbers of existing housing, necessitating the construction of replacement housing elsewhere?

c) Displace substantial numbers of people, necessitating the construction of replacement housing elsewhere?

XIV. PUBLIC SERVICES:

a) Would the project result in substantial adverse physical impacts associated with the provision of new or physically altered governmental facilities, need for new or physically altered governmental facilities, the construction of which could cause significant environmental impacts, in order to maintain acceptable service ratios, response times or other performance objectives for any of the public services:

Fire protection?

Police protection?

Schools?

Parks?

Other public facilities?

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XV. RECREATION: a) Would the project increase the use of existing neighborhood and regional parks or other recreational facilities such that substantial physical deterioration of the facility would occur or be accelerated?

b) Does the project include recreational facilities or require the construction or expansion of recreational facilities which might have an adverse physical effect on the environment?

XVI. TRANSPORTATION/TRAFFIC: Would the project:

a) Conflict with an applicable plan, ordinance or policy establishing measures of effectiveness for the performance of the circulation system, taking into account all modes of transportation including mass transit and non-motorized travel and relevant components of the circulation system, including but not limited to intersections, streets, highways and freeways, pedestrian and bicycle paths, and mass transit?

b) Conflict with an applicable congestion management program, including, but not limited to level of service standards and travel demand measures, or other standards established by the county congestion management agency for designated roads or highways?

c) Result in a change in air traffic patterns, including either an increase in traffic levels or a change in location that results in substantial safety risks?

d) Substantially increase hazards due to a design feature (e.g., sharp curves or dangerous intersections) or incompatible uses (e.g., farm equipment)?

e) Result in inadequate emergency access?

f) Conflict with adopted policies, plans or programs regarding public transit, bicycle, or pedestrian facilities, or otherwise decrease the performance or safety of such facilities?

XVII. UTILITIES AND SERVICE SYSTEMS: Would the project:

a) Exceed wastewater treatment requirements of the applicable Regional Water Quality Control Board?

b) Require or result in the construction of new water or wastewater treatment facilities or expansion of existing facilities, the construction of which could cause significant environmental effects?

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix C Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Potentially Less Than Less Than No Significant Significant Significant Impact Impact with Impact Mitigation c) Require or result in the construction of new storm water drainage facilities or expansion of existing facilities, the construction of which could cause significant environmental effects?

d) Have sufficient water supplies available to serve the project from existing entitlements and resources, or are new or expanded entitlements needed?

e) Result in a determination by the wastewater treatment provider which serves or may serve the project that it has adequate capacity to serve the project’s projected demand in addition to the provider’s existing commitments?

f) Be served by a landfill with sufficient permitted capacity to accommodate the project’s solid waste disposal needs?

g) Comply with federal, state, and local statutes and regulations related to solid waste?

XVIII. MANDATORY FINDINGS OF SIGNIFICANCE

a) Does the project have the potential to substantially degrade the quality of the environment, substantially reduce the habitat of a fish or wildlife species, cause a fish or wildlife population to drop below self-sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plant or animal community, substantially reduce the number or restrict the range of a rare or endangered plant or animal or eliminate important examples of the major periods of California history or prehistory? b) Does the project have the potential to achieve short-term environmental goals to the disadvantage of long-term goals?

c) Does the project have impacts that are individually limited, but cumulatively considerable? ("Cumulatively considerable" means that the incremental effects of a project are considerable when viewed in connection with the effects of past projects, the effects of other current projects, and the effects of probable future projects)?

d) Does the project have environmental effects which will cause substantial adverse effects on human beings, either directly or indirectly?

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AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix D Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK. Table X. Delay and LOS Results for Existing, 2015 and 2035 Build/No-Build Scenarios (AM Peak) AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM Existing Conditions (2009) 2009 With LPA 2009 With LPA, Mitigated 2015 No-Build 2015 With LPA 2015 With LPA, Mitigated 2015 With LPA, Fully Mitigated 2035 No-Build 2035 With LPA 2035 With LPA, Mitigated 2035 With LPA, Fully Mitigated 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

City / Caltrans 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Control1 Delay LOS Controlling Approach Controlling Approach Controlling Approach Controlling Approach Controlling Approach Controlling Approach Controlling Approach Controlling Approach Controlling Approach Controlling Approach Controlling Approach Intersection Jurisdiction Length Cycle or Delay LOS Length Cycle or Delay LOS Length Cycle or Delay LOS Length Cycle or Delay LOS Length Cycle or Delay LOS Length Cycle or Delay LOS Length Cycle or Delay LOS Length Cycle or Delay LOS Length Cycle or Delay LOS Length Cycle or Delay LOS Length Cycle or 1: University Ave. & Shattuck Ave. Berkeley 17.1 B 80 16.7 B 80 17.1 B 80 17.9 B 80 16.6 B 80 16.8 B 80 17.9 B 80 17.5 B 80 18.0 B 80 1001: University Ave. & Shattuck Square Berkeley 18.2 B 80 18.2 B 80 19.6 B 80 17.2 B 80 19.3 B 80 19.6 B 80 18.5 B 80 19.8 B 80 19.7 B 80 2: Bancroft Way & Shattuck Ave. Berkeley 7.0 A 80 7.1 A 80 8.0 A 80 9.8 A 80 7.4 A 80 8.2 A 80 9.6 A 80 8.7 A 80 8.7 A 80 3: Bancroft Way & Oxford Street Berkeley 13.1 B 80 13.0 B 80 13.3 B 80 13.7 B 80 13.7 B 80 14.0 B 80 15.7 B 80 15.7 B 80 15.7 B 80 4: Bancroft Way & Ellsworth St. SSSC Berkeley 5.4 (18.9) A / C NB 1 5.3 (18.8) A / C NB 1 5.3 (18.8) A / C NB 1 6.1 (21.2) A / C NB 1 6.2 (21) A / C NB 1 5.9 (19.8) A / C NB 1 34.2 (67.6) D / F NB 1 22.6 (47.3) C / E NB 1 22.6 (47.3) C / E NB 1 5: Bancroft Way & Dana St. SSSC Berkeley 0.7 (0.7) A / A WB 1 0.7 (0.7) A / A WB 1 0.8 (0.8) A / A WB 1 0.7 (0.7) A / A WB 1 0.7 (0.7) A / A WB 1 0.8 (0.8) A / A WB 1 0.8 (0.8) A / A WB 1 0.9 (0.9) A / A WB 1 0.9 (0.9) A / A WB 1 6: Bancroft Way & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 16.9 B 65 16.8 B 65 16.8 B 65 12.4 B 65 16.8 B 65 16.8 B 65 13.1 B 65 17.0 B 65 17.0 B 65 7: Bancroft Wy. & College Ave. AWSC Berkeley 8.4 (9.1) A / A NB 1 8.2 (8.9) A / A NB 1 8.2 (8.9) A / A NB 1 8.9 (9.7) A / A NB 1 8.8 (9.6) A / A NB 1 8.8 (9.6) A / A NB 1 9.5 (10.4) A / B NB 1 9.7 (10.7) A / B NB 1 9.7 (10.7) A / B NB 1 8: Durant Ave. & Shattuck Ave. Berkeley 20.0 B 80 18.6 B 80 15.8 B 80 19.8 B 80 23.3 C 80 19.2 B 80 76.0 E 80 51.5 D 80 51.5 D 80 9: Durant Ave. & Fulton Street Berkeley 3.5 A 80 3.7 A 80 4.0 A 80 4.2 A 80 4.1 A 80 4.4 A 80 7.6 A 80 6.1 A 80 6.1 A 80 10: Durant Ave. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 5.2 A 65 5.7 A 65 5.7 A 65 5.0 A 65 5.8 A 65 5.8 A 65 5.2 A 65 5.8 A 65 5.8 A 65 11: Haste St. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 4.9 A 65 4.6 A 65 4.6 A 65 4.5 A 65 4.9 A 65 4.9 A 65 5.0 A 65 5.1 A 65 5.1 A 65 12: Dwight Way & Shattuck Ave. Berkeley 18.4 B 80 18.0 B 80 17.5 B 80 18.9 B 80 20.3 C 80 19.4 B 80 36.6 D 80 40.2 D 80 40.2 D 80 13: Dwight Way & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 5.5 A 65 8.0 A 65 8.0 A 65 8.8 A 65 8.2 A 65 8.2 A 65 11.5 B 65 8.5 A 65 8.5 A 65 14: Dwight Wy. & College Ave. Berkeley 13.3 B 65 13.2 B 65 13.2 B 65 13.3 B 65 13.4 B 65 13.4 B 65 15.2 B 65 15.2 B 65 15.2 B 65 15: Dwight Wy. & Piedmont Ave. Berkeley 15.4 B 65 18.9 B 65 18.9 B 65 11.3 B 65 14.3 B 65 14.3 B 65 11.7 B 65 16.7 B 65 16.7 B 65 16: Blake St. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 8.5 A 65 1.9 A 65 1.9 A 65 2.2 A 65 2.0 A 65 2.0 A 65 3.8 A 65 5.2 A 65 5.2 A 65 17: Derby St. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 11.5 B 90 13.9 B 90 14.8 B 110 22.4 C 90 14.9 B 90 17.2 B 110 25.4 C 90 18.2 B 90 20.4 C 110 18: Derby St. & Warring St. AWSC Berkeley 57.3 (77.2) F / F WB 1 63.7 (87) F / F WB 1 12.7 (13.2) B / B WB 1 55.7 (75) F / F WB 1 77.9 (108.4) F / F WB 1 12.5 (13.1) B / B WB 1 88.5 (122.4) F / F WB 1 95.8 (132.9) F / F WB 1 14.2 (14.8) B / B SB 1 19: Russell St. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 4.5 A 90 5.2 A 90 5.5 A 110 4.1 A 90 5.2 A 90 5.9 A 110 5.2 A 90 5.9 A 90 6.2 A 110 20: Ashby Ave. & Adeline St. Berkeley / CT 69.1 E 125 37.9 D 125 26.7 C 110 197.8 F 125 39.6 D 125 25.9 C 110 121.1 F 125 57.9 E 125 31.8 C 110 21: Ashby Ave. & Shattuck Ave. Berkeley / CT 22.1 C 90 23.1 C 90 24.2 C 110 22.4 C 90 24.6 C 90 25.7 C 110 32.1 C 90 197.6 F 90 43.2 D 110 22: Ashby Ave. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley / CT 13.0 B 90 17.6 B 90 16.9 B 110 23.0 C 90 18.2 B 90 19.2 B 110 28.7 C 90 21.2 C 90 22.3 C 110 23: Ashby Ave. & College Ave. Berkeley / CT 27.5 C 90 29.8 C 90 27.0 C 90 31.4 C 90 33.9 C 90 27.8 C 90 43.0 D 90 30.7 C 90 30.7 C 90 24: Ashby Ave. & Claremont Ave. Berkeley / CT 28.4 C 90 21.7 C 90 25.2 C 90 27.9 C 90 28.2 C 90 30.0 C 90 46.3 D 90 42.2 D 90 37.5 D 90 25: Webster St. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 8.8 A 90 2.2 A 90 1.4 A 110 5.2 A 90 2.7 A 90 2.8 A 110 10.4 B 90 4.0 A 90 3.3 A 110 26: Woolsey St. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 8.0 A 90 3.7 A 65 5.6 A 110 6.2 A 90 4.0 A 65 5.4 A 110 13.6 B 90 4.2 A 90 5.6 A 110 27: Alcatraz Ave. & College Ave. Berkeley 23.2 C 70 26.4 C 70 12.2 B 60 34.6 C 70 38.9 D 70 15.1 B 60 45.6 D 70 208.6 F 70 36.4 D 60 28: Alcatraz Ave. & Adeline St. Berkeley 45.8 D 90 52.4 D 90 45.2 D 110 55.3 E 90 75.6 E 90 43.6 D 110 156.0 F 90 169.5 F 90 87.7 F 110 29: Alcatraz Ave. & Telegraph Ave Oakland 33.5 C 90 50.2 D 110 46.6 D 110 35.4 D 90 68.4 E 110 46.9 D 110 51.3 D 90 108.4 F 120 64.7 E 110 32.4 C 90 30: 62nd St. & Claremont Ave. Oakland 33.7 C 100 35.2 D 100 34.4 C 120 37.0 D 100 40.2 D 100 35.6 D 120 71.5 E 100 71.8 E 100 68.5 E 120 31: Aileen St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 23.2 C 90 26.8 C 110 27.1 C 110 30.1 C 90 27.5 C 110 28.8 C 110 37.3 D 90 32.2 C 105 36.2 D 110 32: 56th St & Telegraph Ave Oakland / CT 8.7 A 90 31.2 C 110 23.9 C 110 9.8 A 90 31.6 C 110 24.0 C 110 19.8 B 90 52.5 D 105 43.7 D 110 33: 55th St & Telegraph Ave Oakland / CT 7.7 A 90 50.6 D 110 37.6 D 110 8.8 A 90 80.9 F 110 47.5 D 110 10.5 B 90 96.3 F 105 76.4 E 110 20.5 C 110 34: 55th St. & Martin Luther King Jr. Wy. Oakland 32.1 C 90 32.4 C 90 23.9 C 90 33.5 C 90 33.3 C 90 25.9 C 90 56.6 E 90 62.6 E 90 39.0 D 90 35: 55th St. & Shattuck Ave. Oakland 15.4 B 80 18.8 B 80 18.5 B 80 15.4 B 80 19.1 B 80 18.9 B 80 18.7 B 80 23.6 C 80 22.9 C 80 36: 52nd St. & Martin Luther King Jr. Wy. Oakland 31.2 C 90 30.6 C 90 34.3 C 90 30.8 C 90 30.5 C 90 34.7 C 90 32.9 C 90 34.6 C 90 40.2 D 90 37: 52nd St. & Shattuck Ave. Oakland 43.1 D 90 54.2 D 90 54.1 D 110 51.6 D 90 55.7 E 90 54.8 D 110 72.7 E 90 58.6 E 90 64.4 E 110 38: 52nd St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 15.0 B 90 15.0 B 110 17.3 B 110 15.8 B 90 19.8 B 110 20.0 B 110 28.3 C 90 20.9 C 105 23.2 C 110 39: 51st St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 30.9 C 90 48.5 D 110 40.9 D 110 35.0 C 90 66.8 E 110 43.3 D 110 68.8 E 90 97.0 F 105 65.4 E 110 40: 50th St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 5.1 A 45 10.7 B 90 12.3 B 110 3.4 A 45 16.9 B 90 15.1 B 110 4.0 A 45 27.6 C 110 22.9 C 110 41: 48th St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 5.4 A 85 8.6 A 80 9.2 A 110 4.1 A 85 8.9 A 80 9.4 A 110 3.9 A 85 12.2 B 80 11.2 B 110 42: 47th St. & Telegraph Ave Signalized by project Oakland 0.5 (13.2) A / B EB 1 14.0 B 80 14.8 B 110 0.4 (13.6) A / B EB 1 15.3 B 80 14.9 B 110 0.4 (14.2) A / B EB 1 15.4 B 80 13.9 B 110 43: 46th St. & Telegraph Ave SSSC Oakland 1.3 (2.7) A / A NB 1 0 (0) A / A SB 1 0 (0) A / A SB 1 1.3 (2.5) A / A NB 1 0 (0) A / A SB 1 0 (0) A / A SB 1 1.3 (2.5) A / A NB 1 0 (0) A / A SB 1 0 (0) A / A SB 1 44: 45th St. & Telegraph Ave Oakland 10.9 B 85 17.6 B 80 22.7 C 110 10.9 B 85 19.0 B 80 29.2 C 110 14.6 B 85 30.4 C 80 32.1 C 110 45: 42nd St & Telegraph Ave. Oakland 6.3 A 85 12.9 B 80 14.7 B 110 5.8 A 85 13.3 B 80 16.4 B 110 6.3 A 85 38.4 D 80 28.1 C 110 46: 40th St. & Martin Luther King Jr. Wy. Oakland 13.9 B 80 11.0 B 80 11.1 B 80 14.2 B 80 11.7 B 80 12.0 B 80 16.7 B 80 13.8 B 80 13.5 B 80 47: 40th St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 22.2 C 85 22.0 C 80 24.2 C 80 22.6 C 85 25.0 C 80 24.6 C 80 34.7 C 85 37.4 D 80 39.2 D 80 48: 40th St. & Broadway Oakland 12.3 B 80 10.5 B 80 9.6 A 80 13.3 B 80 11.3 B 80 10.5 B 80 16.3 B 80 14.0 B 80 13.3 B 80 49: MacArthur Blvd. & Martin Luther King Jr. Wy. Oakland 21.5 C 80 18.9 B 80 18.6 B 80 18.9 B 80 21.3 C 80 14.9 B 80 15.8 B 80 17.0 B 80 13.3 B 80 50: W. MacArthur Blvd & Telegraph Ave Oakland 18.0 B 85 19.7 B 80 22.9 C 80 18.8 B 85 29.0 C 80 24.1 C 80 21.2 C 85 34.0 C 85 31.2 C 80 51: W MacArthur Blvd. & Broadway Oakland 32.8 C 90 39.2 D 90 40.1 D 90 45.3 D 90 44.1 D 90 41.9 D 90 134.9 F 90 104.6 F 90 100.2 F 90 52: Hawthorne Ave. & Telegraph Ave Signalized by project Oakland 1.3 (14.2) A / B WB 1 7.2 A 85 8.5 A 85 1.3 (16) A / C WB 1 7.2 A 85 8.3 A 85 3.2 (42.2) A / E WB 1 9.4 A 85 8.3 A 85 53: 29th St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 6.2 A 85 12.1 B 85 12.1 B 85 5.6 A 85 14.9 B 85 12.9 B 85 9.2 A 85 24.8 C 85 21.7 C 85 54: 27th St. & Martin Luther King Jr. Wy. Oakland 13.0 B 80 23.3 C 80 20.7 C 80 24.2 C 80 23.4 C 80 20.8 C 80 27.2 C 80 22.8 C 80 21.8 C 80 55: 27th St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 18.6 B 85 31.5 C 85 24.0 C 85 20.5 C 85 36.4 D 85 25.8 C 85 30.5 C 85 62.0 E 85 35.8 D 85 56: 27th St. & Broadway Oakland 18.7 B 85 15.2 B 85 17.2 B 85 18.0 B 85 22.5 C 85 18.0 B 85 21.2 C 85 22.0 C 85 19.9 B 85 57: W Grand Ave. & Martin Luther King Jr. Wy. Oakland 23.1 C 85 19.8 B 85 21.5 C 85 11.2 B 85 17.6 B 85 18.5 B 85 14.8 B 85 15.2 B 85 15.2 B 85 58: W. Grand Ave & Telegraph Ave Oakland 12.8 B 85 27.8 C 85 30.2 C 85 20.1 C 85 29.2 C 85 31.3 C 85 17.0 B 85 38.9 D 85 36.4 D 85 59: W Grand Ave. & Broadway Oakland 18.1 B 85 12.9 B 85 12.5 B 85 18.6 B 85 14.8 B 85 14.0 B 85 23.3 C 85 32.0 C 85 31.5 C 85 60: 20th St. & Telegraph Ave Oakland 13.3 B 60 18.2 B 60 20.8 C 85 14.4 B 60 17.5 B 60 20.6 C 85 17.9 B 60 21.6 C 60 20.9 C 85 61: 20th St. & Broadway Oakland 12.1 B 60 13.2 B 60 13.5 B 60 11.5 B 60 13.1 B 60 13.4 B 60 13.8 B 60 13.8 B 60 13.7 B 60 62: 14th St. & Broadway Oakland 14.1 B 60 12.0 B 60 12.1 B 60 13.6 B 60 12.0 B 60 12.4 B 60 14.9 B 60 13.7 B 60 13.7 B 60 63: 12th St. & Broadway Oakland 9.6 A 60 11.2 B 60 11.2 B 60 10.2 B 60 10.5 B 60 12.0 B 60 32.7 C 60 16.1 B 60 16.1 B 60 64: 11th St. & Broadway Oakland 10.9 B 60 12.5 B 60 12.5 B 60 11.0 B 60 11.8 B 60 12.7 B 60 11.4 B 60 12.8 B 60 12.8 B 60 Table X Continued. Delay and LOS Results for Existing, 2015 and 2035 Build/No-Build Scenarios (AM Peak) AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM Existing Conditions (2009) 2009 With LPA 2009 With LPA, Mitigated 2015 No-Build 2015 With LPA 2015 With LPA, Mitigated 2015 With LPA, Fully Mitigated 2035 No-Build 2035 With LPA 2035 With LPA, Mitigated 2035 With LPA, Fully Mitigated 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

City / Caltrans 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Control1

Intersection Jurisdiction Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or 65: 1st Ave & International Oakland 13.4 B 75 14.5 B 75 24.6 C 115 58.0 E 75 25.4 C 75 20.0 B 115 112.3 F 75 86.1 F 75 20.5 C 115 66: 2nd Ave. & E 12th St. Oakland 7.8 A 65 6.5 A 75 12.5 B 115 10.5 B 65 5.8 A 75 10.6 B 115 14.5 B 65 4.5 A 75 9.2 A 115 67: 2nd & International Oakland 9.6 A 75 9.4 A 75 16.0 B 115 12.9 B 75 9.9 A 75 13.6 B 115 18.1 B 75 11.0 B 75 16.1 B 115 68: 4th Ave. & E 12th St. Signalized by project Oakland 3.8 (21.2) A / C WB 1 10.2 B 75 13.2 B 115 5.7 (56.9) A / F WB 1 6.7 A 75 11.5 B 115 >300 (>300) F / F EB 1 63.9 E 75 46.0 D 115 69: 4th Ave & International Oakland 11.0 B 75 11.9 B 75 27.4 C 115 11.6 B 75 15.0 B 75 22.4 C 115 15.4 B 75 14.9 B 75 22.7 C 115 70: 5th Ave. & E 12th St. Oakland 13.8 B 65 16.7 B 75 24.5 C 115 13.3 B 65 35.9 D 75 29.8 C 115 20.5 C 65 143.4 F 75 112.2 F 115 27.3 C 115 71: 5th & International Oakland 13.4 B 75 16.1 B 75 23.7 C 115 11.6 B 75 17.7 B 75 23.1 C 115 14.2 B 75 18.1 B 75 25.6 C 115 72: 7th Ave. & International Oakland 5.3 A 75 4.7 A 75 5.7 A 115 6.6 A 75 5.2 A 75 6.2 A 115 7.8 A 75 6.2 A 75 8.0 A 115 73: 8th Ave. & E 12th St. Signalized by project Oakland 3.3 (18.8) A / C WB 1 9.0 A 75 11.0 B 115 7.2 (65) A / F WB 1 11.3 B 75 13.3 B 115 61.4 (>300) F / F WB 1 55.0 D 75 40.9 D 115 74: 8th & International Oakland 10.5 B 75 8.2 A 75 12.3 B 115 10.8 B 75 9.5 A 75 12.0 B 115 13.1 B 75 9.2 A 75 12.8 B 115 75: 10th & International Oakland 7.6 A 75 6.1 A 75 7.5 A 115 7.6 A 75 6.1 A 75 7.2 A 115 8.1 A 75 5.7 A 75 6.5 A 115 76: 13th Ave. & International Blvd. Signalized by project Oakland 1.6 (12.7) A / B WB 1 15.8 B 75 29.5 C 115 2.4 (18.7) A / C WB 1 14.3 B 75 30.9 C 115 20.1 (100.7) C / F WB 1 14.4 B 75 31.9 C 115 77: 14th Ave & E 12th St (NB) Oakland 13.7 B 65 13.4 B 55 20.2 C 115 17.9 B 65 21.3 C 55 24.7 C 115 50.9 D 65 49.2 D 55 37.0 D 115 78: 14th Ave & E 12th St (SB) Oakland 13.9 B 65 15.1 B 55 26.6 C 115 14.2 B 65 16.6 B 55 23.2 C 115 13.3 B 65 19.0 B 55 20.7 C 115 79: 14th Ave & International Blvd. Oakland 16.3 B 75 28.3 C 110 27.6 C 115 19.1 B 75 24.9 C 110 24.5 C 115 76.0 E 75 34.9 C 110 32.0 C 115 80: 19th Ave. & International SSSC Oakland 1.4 (21.1) A / C WB 1 0.9 (11.5) A / B WB 1 0.9 (11.4) A / B WB 1 1.6 (29.7) A / D WB 1 1 (11.3) A / B WB 1 1 (11.3) A / B WB 1 7.3 (184.9) A / F WB 1 0.6 (12.3) A / B WB 1 0.6 (12.3) A / B WB 1 81: 22nd Ave. & International Oakland 13.5 B 90 20.8 C 70 30.4 C 110 12.3 B 90 20.0 B 70 30.3 C 110 13.3 B 90 20.7 C 70 31.8 C 110 82: 23rd Ave. & International Oakland 13.1 B 90 15.1 B 70 18.6 B 110 15.2 B 90 16.4 B 70 21.8 C 110 19.4 B 90 19.6 B 70 25.5 C 110 83: 29th Ave. & International Oakland 18.2 B 90 153.2 F 70 31.8 C 110 18.7 B 90 157.6 F 70 36.6 D 110 21.1 C 90 138.1 F 70 45.9 D 110 84: Fruitvale Ave. & E 12th Oakland 31.8 C 90 27.7 C 90 28.2 C 110 35.2 D 90 61.1 E 90 26.4 C 110 136.0 F 90 171.6 F 90 33.8 C 110 85: Fruitvale & International Oakland 22.6 C 90 27.3 C 90 26.8 C 110 27.4 C 90 31.3 C 90 32.2 C 110 44.9 D 90 36.2 D 90 45.0 D 110 86: Fruitvale Ave. & Foothill Blvd. Oakland 32.7 C 100 38.2 D 100 36.7 D 110 40.3 D 100 43.5 D 100 35.4 D 110 81.5 F 100 84.9 F 100 60.9 E 110 87: 34th Ave. & International Oakland 10.2 B 90 10.2 B 90 14.8 B 110 10.0 A 90 9.7 A 90 8.4 A 110 15.8 B 90 13.8 B 90 14.0 B 110 88: 35th Ave. & International Oakland 14.1 B 90 22.0 C 90 31.9 C 110 16.6 B 90 22.4 C 90 32.5 C 110 27.2 C 90 25.6 C 90 41.0 D 110 89: 36th Ave. & International Planned signal, to be removedOakland by project 0.9 (21.8) A / C WB 1 0.3 (13.9) A / B EB 1 0.3 (13.9) A / B EB 1 13.9 B 90 0.4 (14.4) A / B EB 1 0.4 (12.5) A / B WB 1 28.4 C 90 1.2 (18.4) A / C WB 1 1.3 (18.1) A / C WB 1 90: 38th Ave. & International Oakland 16.4 B 90 29.1 C 90 32.2 C 110 22.2 C 90 32.7 C 90 27.6 C 110 51.1 D 90 54.5 D 90 42.1 D 110 91: 42nd Ave & International Oakland / CT 30.6 C 100 94.2 F 90 42.0 D 110 34.7 C 100 75.0 E 90 36.8 D 110 56.6 E 100 77.2 E 90 43.3 D 110 92: High St. & San Leandro St. Oakland 20.9 C 80 24.1 C 95 32.5 C 110 21.1 C 80 24.6 C 95 33.2 C 110 97.0 F 80 89.7 F 95 58.5 E 110 93: High St & International Oakland / CT 25.5 C 100 26.2 C 90 25.8 C 110 23.1 C 100 28.8 C 90 28.4 C 110 23.0 C 100 39.0 D 90 27.4 C 110 94: High St & Foothill Blvd. Oakland 24.3 C 100 23.2 C 100 23.7 C 110 28.3 C 100 23.5 C 100 26.1 C 110 22.0 C 100 23.8 C 100 23.3 C 110 95: 46th Ave & International Oakland / CT 3.0 A 100 6.9 A 90 8.5 A 110 3.4 A 100 7.7 A 90 9.1 A 110 4.6 A 100 7.7 A 90 9.3 A 110 96: Seminary Ave & International Oakland / CT 19.2 B 100 30.4 C 90 29.2 C 110 19.5 B 100 34.1 C 90 30.8 C 110 20.1 C 100 34.5 C 90 31.2 C 110 97: 66th Ave & International Mitigation combines intoOakland one intersection / CT 9.9 A 100 34.0 C 110 25.0 C 110 10.9 B 100 42.9 D 110 26.1 C 110 13.9 B 100 37.5 D 110 26.4 C 110 979: Havenscourt & International Blvd. Oakland / CT 11.6 B 100 33.1 C 110 12.6 B 100 33.8 C 110 16.3 B 100 36.3 D 110 98: Hegenberger Rd. & San Leandro St. OakLand 7.0 A 100 6.1 A 100 2.9 A 43.5 5.1 A 100 5.1 A 100 2.4 A 43.5 4.1 A 100 4.4 A 100 2.5 A 43.5 989: San Leandro St. & 73rd Ave. SSSC Oakland 0.4 (19.4) A / C EB 1 0.5 (19) A / C EB 1 0.5 (19) A / C EB 1 0.4 (29.3) A / D EB 1 0.4 (34.3) A / D EB 1 0.4 (30.6) A / D EB 1 0.5 (67.1) A / F EB 1 >300 (>300) F / F WB 1 1.6 (159.7) A / F EB 1 99: Hegenberger Expwy & International Oakland / CT 36.5 D 100 37.9 D 110 38.0 D 110 36.1 D 100 40.1 D 110 41.5 D 110 45.1 D 100 76.3 E 110 53.9 D 110 100: Hegenberger Rd. & Bancroft Ave. Oakland 36.0 D 110 33.7 C 110 36.0 D 110 37.0 D 110 35.2 D 110 38.1 D 110 40.3 D 110 40.5 D 110 42.0 D 110 101: 81st Ave. & International Signalized by project Oakland / CT 5.5 (55.6) A / F EB 1 42.5 D 110 32.2 C 95 11.8 (160.2) B / F EB 1 67.0 E 110 31.1 C 95 >300 (>300) F / F WB 1 26.7 C 110 30.5 C 95 102: 82nd Ave & International Oakland / CT 9.7 A 80 17.2 B 110 19.4 B 90 9.0 A 80 19.9 B 110 21.8 C 90 8.7 A 80 16.1 B 110 18.9 B 90 103: 85th Ave. & International Blvd. Oakland / CT 6.4 A 80 18.4 B 110 18.0 B 95 6.0 A 80 17.8 B 110 16.8 B 95 11.0 B 80 18.0 B 110 16.0 B 95 1039: 85th Ave. & International Blvd. SSSC Oakland / CT 0.2 (10.2) A / B WB 1 0.3 (12.7) A / B WB 1 0.3 (12.8) A / B WB 1 0.2 (10.9) A / B WB 1 0.5 (13.8) A / B WB 1 0.5 (14.8) A / B WB 1 1 (11.6) A / B WB 1 0.7 (16.1) A / C WB 1 0.7 (17.5) A / C WB 1 104: 90th Ave. & International Blvd. Oakland / CT 13.1 B 80 31.2 C 110 20.9 C 95 13.8 B 80 29.5 C 110 20.8 C 95 13.9 B 80 31.9 C 110 23.4 C 95 105: 98th Ave. & San Leandro St. Oakland 37.6 D 115 38.2 D 115 36.7 D 115 41.7 D 115 50.3 D 115 43.2 D 115 95.3 F 115 141.3 F 115 68.8 E 115 106: 98th Ave & International Blvd. Oakland/CT 45.9 D 125 62.7 E 120 39.5 D 115 50.0 D 125 72.5 E 120 41.8 D 115 101.4 F 125 79.3 E 120 50.8 D 115 107: 98th Ave. & Bancroft Ave. Oakland 32.8 C 110 32.5 C 100 32.5 C 100 38.0 D 110 36.5 D 100 36.5 D 100 57.3 E 110 56.0 E 100 56.0 E 100 108: 105th Ave & International Oakland/CT 10.4 B 80 26.9 C 110 22.9 C 95 9.6 A 80 26.1 C 110 21.3 C 95 8.6 A 80 25.6 C 110 22.9 C 95 109: Durant & E 14th Ave. San Leandro / CT 11.5 B 80 23.1 C 110 21.6 C 95 10.9 B 80 22.2 C 110 21.3 C 95 11.8 B 80 21.8 C 110 22.0 C 95 110: San Leandro Blvd. & Broadmoor SSSC San Leandro 3.3 (18) A / C SW 1 2.7 (12.7) A / B WB 1 Analyzed as Merge: LOS A 3 (19.7) A / C SW 1 3.4 (22.2) A / C WB 1 Analyzed as merge4: LOS B 7.7 (77.4) A / F SW 1 30 (211.4) D / F WB 1 Analyzed as merge4: LOS D 111: Broadmoor & E 14th Ave. San Leandro / CT 9.8 A 88.5 14.4 B 110 11.8 B 95 8.9 A 88.5 15.0 B 110 12.2 B 95 19.3 B 88.5 22.8 C 110 18.4 B 95 112: Dutton Ave. & 14th San Leandro / CT 24.7 C 101.5 29.2 C 110 19.1 B 95 30.2 C 101.5 33.2 C 110 20.2 C 95 94.6 F 101.5 38.1 D 110 22.4 C 95 113: Dutton Ave. & Bancroft Ave. San Leandro 30.7 C 106 30.2 C 106 21.8 C 80 36.6 D 106 32.8 C 106 22.0 C 80 52.3 D 106 61.2 E 106 29.2 C 80 114: Haas Ave. & 14th SSSC San Leandro / CT 1.7 (27.1) A / D WB 1 1.9 (29.9) A / D WB 1 1.8 (29.5) A / D WB 1 1.8 (37.2) A / E WB 1 2.7 (51.9) A / F WB 1 2.1 (41) A / E WB 1 29.7 (>300) D / F WB 1 45 (>300) E / F WB 1 29.3 (>300) D / F WB 1 115: Haas Ave. & Bancroft Ave. SSSC San Leandro 1.3 (18.4) A / C WB 1 1.3 (18.1) A / C WB 1 1.3 (18.1) A / C WB 1 1.6 (20.4) A / C EB 1 1.5 (19.1) A / C EB 1 1.5 (19.1) A / C EB 1 2.1 (31) A / D EB 1 1.9 (28.6) A / D EB 1 1.9 (28.7) A / D EB 1 116: San Leandro Blvd. & Best SSSC San Leandro 33.8 (145.4) D / F SW 1 42.3 (155.6) E / F WB 1 >300 (>300) F / F WB 1 103.5 (>300) F / F SW 1 111.8 (>300) F / F WB 1 9 (38.6) A / E WB 1 >300 (>300) F / F SW 1 >300 (>300) F / F WB 1 41.8 (250.9) E / F WB 1 117: Davis St. & San Leandro Blvd. San Leandro 30.1 C 95 31.1 C 95 35.0 C 105 32.2 C 95 36.2 D 95 36.6 D 105 59.2 E 95 100.0 F 95 48.0 D 105 118: Davis St. & Hays St. San Leandro 22.4 C 110 16.6 B 85 21.9 C 95 23.0 C 110 17.8 B 85 21.2 C 95 31.7 C 110 20.8 C 85 21.1 C 95 119: Hays St. & 14th San Leandro / CT 5.4 A 90 6.0 A 85 11.3 B 95 7.9 A 90 6.1 A 85 11.5 B 95 46.3 D 90 10.7 B 85 15.0 B 95 120: Davis St. & 14th San Leandro / CT 25.6 C 90 22.9 C 85 27.4 C 95 25.4 C 90 23.9 C 85 27.3 C 95 24.9 C 90 23.9 C 85 48.0 D 95 121: Davis St. & Bancroft Ave. San Leandro 13.4 B 80 11.5 B 80 10.2 B 80 13.3 B 80 11.3 B 80 10.0 A 80 21.2 C 80 13.9 B 80 12.1 B 80 122: Estudillo Ave. & 14th San Leandro / CT 13.1 B 90 13.2 B 90 13.9 B 95 12.4 B 90 12.7 B 90 13.4 B 95 15.7 B 90 16.8 B 90 17.8 B 95 123: Estudillo Ave. & Bancroft Ave. San Leandro 25.7 C 80 24.5 C 80 24.0 C 80 30.4 C 80 25.9 C 80 25.3 C 80 73.3 E 80 39.2 D 80 38.6 D 80 124: San Leandro Blvd & 14th San Leandro / CT 20.9 C 85 24.1 C 85 32.9 C 85 19.9 B 85 21.9 C 85 31.9 C 85 47.9 D 85 46.2 D 85 45.3 D 85 1125: Fruitvale Ave. & San Leandro St. Oakland 18.9 B 90 19.0 B 90 30.4 C 110 32.6 C 90 28.2 C 90 33.8 C 110 154.8 F 90 123.3 F 90 63.0 E 110 Total Impacts 3 9 - 19 3 Notes Key: 1Control: Signal control if field is blank; SSSC = Side Street Stop Control; AWSC = All Way Stop Control Anticipated Significant Impact 2Level of serves (LOS) based on 2000 Highway Capacity Manual. 3Worst Approach: WB = west bound, EB = East bound, NB = north bound, SB = south bound; At AWSC and SSSC intersections LOS is defined by delay for the critical movement 4Merge Analysis based on 2000 HCM Chapter 25 Results current as of 10/13/2011 Table XX. Delay and LOS Results for Existing, 2015 and 2035 Build/No-Build Scenarios (PM Peak) PM PM PM PM PM PM AM PM PM PM AM Existing Conditions (2009) 2009 With LPA 2009 With LPA, Mitigated 2015 No-Build 2015 With LPA 2015 With LPA, Mitigated 2015 With LPA, Fully Mitigated 2035 No-Build 2035 With LPA 2035 With LPA, Mitigated 2035 With LPA, Fully Mitigated 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 City / Caltrans 2 2 Control1 Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Intersection Jurisdiction Length Cycle or Delay LOS Length Cycle or Delay LOS Length Cycle or 1: University Ave. & Shattuck Ave. Berkeley 16.5 B 85 18.7 B 85 16.4 B 85 22.1 C 85 19.0 B 85 16.9 B 85 22.0 C 85 27.4 C 85 18.1 B 85 1001: University Ave. & Shattuck Square Berkeley 21.2 C 85 23.6 C 85 21.8 C 85 21.7 C 85 24.6 C 85 21.8 C 85 22.8 C 85 22.4 C 85 22.4 C 85 2: Bancroft Way & Shattuck Ave. Berkeley 9.5 A 85 9.4 A 85 11.9 B 85 12.6 B 85 9.7 A 85 12.3 B 85 44.9 D 85 15.3 B 85 15.3 B 85 3: Bancroft Way & Oxford Street Berkeley 15.0 B 75 14.9 B 75 14.8 B 75 15.5 B 75 15.3 B 75 15.1 B 75 17.7 B 75 17.4 B 75 17.4 B 75 4: Bancroft Way & Ellsworth St. SSSC Berkeley 24.9 (110.3) C / F NB 1 23.7 (104.4) C / F NB 1 26.4 (117.1) D / F NB 1 36.4 (165.3) E / F NB 1 33.2 (145.2) D / F NB 1 27.4 (118.7) D / F NB 1 >300 (>300) F / F NB 1 >300 (>300) F / F NB 1 >300 (>300) F / F NB 1 5: Bancroft Way & Dana St. SSSC Berkeley 0.9 (0.9) A / A WB 1 0.9 (0.9) A / A WB 1 1.3 (1.3) A / A WB 1 1.1 (1.1) A / A WB 1 0.9 (0.9) A / A WB 1 1.3 (1.3) A / A WB 1 1.8 (1.8) A / A WB 1 3 (3) A / A WB 1 3 (3) A / A WB 1 6: Bancroft Way & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 17.5 B 65 17.3 B 65 17.3 B 65 12.0 B 65 17.4 B 65 17.3 B 65 13.0 B 65 17.8 B 65 17.8 B 65 7: Bancroft Wy. & College Ave. AWSC Berkeley 9.3 (10.3) A / B NB 1 9 (9.9) A / A NB 1 9 (9.9) A / A NB 1 10.1 (11.2) B / B NB 1 10.5 (11.7) B / B NB 1 10.5 (11.7) B / B NB 1 10.6 (11.9) B / B NB 1 10.5 (11.7) B / B NB 1 10.5 (11.7) B / B NB 1 8: Durant Ave. & Shattuck Ave. Berkeley 16.8 B 85 16.0 B 85 14.8 B 85 16.7 B 85 18.0 B 85 16.7 B 85 24.9 C 85 29.0 C 85 29.0 C 85 9: Durant Ave. & Fulton Street Berkeley 7.6 A 75 7.6 A 75 7.9 A 75 11.3 B 75 7.9 A 75 8.3 A 75 12.1 B 75 11.2 B 75 11.2 B 75 10: Durant Ave. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 18.0 B 65 18.0 B 65 18.0 B 65 11.0 B 65 17.9 B 65 17.9 B 65 9.1 A 65 19.5 B 65 19.5 B 65 11: Haste St. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 7.6 A 65 7.9 A 65 7.9 A 65 8.3 A 65 7.8 A 65 7.8 A 65 9.0 A 65 10.8 B 65 10.8 B 65 12: Dwight Way & Shattuck Ave. Berkeley 21.9 C 85 21.6 C 85 20.0 B 85 19.1 B 85 27.4 C 85 23.2 C 85 28.4 C 85 50.5 D 85 50.5 D 85 13: Dwight Way & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 7.7 A 65 7.5 A 65 7.5 A 65 8.8 A 65 8.1 A 65 8.1 A 65 9.3 A 65 8.6 A 65 8.6 A 65 14: Dwight Wy. & College Ave. Berkeley 15.9 B 70 15.7 B 70 15.7 B 70 16.2 B 70 16.2 B 70 16.2 B 70 15.8 B 70 16.2 B 70 16.2 B 70 15: Dwight Wy. & Piedmont Ave. Berkeley 10.0 A 70 5.9 A 70 5.9 A 70 13.2 B 70 10.1 B 70 10.1 B 70 13.1 B 70 10.5 B 70 10.5 B 70 16: Blake St. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 3.5 A 65 5.1 A 65 5.1 A 65 5.0 A 65 5.0 A 65 5.0 A 65 11.4 B 65 7.7 A 65 7.7 A 65 17: Derby St. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 11.5 B 95 14.0 B 95 15.8 B 110 21.4 C 95 23.0 C 95 22.4 C 110 53.9 D 95 39.2 D 95 31.3 C 110 18: Derby St. & Warring St. AWSC Berkeley 91.9 (138.3) F / F SB 1 104.8 (151.6) F / F SB 1 21.3 (31.8) C / D SB 1 89.4 (136.5) F / F SB 1 117.3 (174.7) F / F SB 1 20.8 (30.8) C / D SB 1 114.1 (166.9) F / F SB 1 124.1 (175.3) F / F SB 1 27.1 (43.4) D / E SB 1 19: Russell St. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 5.1 A 95 4.7 A 95 6.1 A 110 4.6 A 95 5.3 A 95 5.8 A 110 5.8 A 95 5.8 A 95 5.5 A 110 20: Ashby Ave. & Adeline St. Berkeley / CT 40.5 D 120 40.0 D 120 37.5 D 110 59.1 E 120 42.6 D 120 36.8 D 110 76.3 E 120 45.3 D 120 36.2 D 110 21: Ashby Ave. & Shattuck Ave. Berkeley / CT 23.6 C 95 26.3 C 95 23.7 C 110 24.4 C 95 26.6 C 95 24.2 C 110 35.4 D 95 34.2 C 95 27.6 C 110 22: Ashby Ave. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley / CT 16.0 B 95 18.7 B 95 19.2 B 110 16.8 B 95 18.3 B 95 19.7 B 110 19.8 B 95 20.3 C 95 20.5 C 110 23: Ashby Ave. & College Ave. Berkeley / CT 38.2 D 95 38.9 D 95 39.9 D 95 45.6 D 95 45.7 D 95 45.5 D 95 67.5 E 95 76.4 E 95 69.5 E 95 24: Ashby Ave. & Claremont Ave. Berkeley / CT 54.2 D 100 33.1 C 100 31.5 C 110 45.2 D 100 55.0 D 100 42.9 D 110 77.9 E 100 103.0 F 100 97.5 F 110 49.4 D 90 25: Webster St. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 5.2 A 95 7.8 A 95 8.4 A 110 7.2 A 95 9.1 A 95 9.9 A 110 8.9 A 95 10.7 B 95 11.6 B 110 26: Woolsey St. & Telegraph Ave Berkeley 4.4 A 95 5.3 A 75 5.2 A 110 4.9 A 95 5.5 A 75 5.5 A 110 11.4 B 95 6.4 A 96 6.2 A 110 27: Alcatraz Ave. & College Ave. Berkeley 32.2 C 80 43.7 D 80 35.7 D 110 83.6 F 80 96.2 F 80 34.5 C 110 106.9 F 80 263.1 F 80 47.0 D 110 28: Alcatraz Ave. & Adeline St. Berkeley 67.5 E 100 114.2 F 100 55.8 E 110 83.9 F 100 178.0 F 100 63.2 E 110 156.7 F 100 192.9 F 100 154.0 F 110 29: Alcatraz Ave. & Telegraph Ave Oakland 59.5 E 95 96.5 F 120 62.7 E 110 58.0 E 95 133.4 F 120 67.8 E 110 39.2 D 95 71.3 E 95 168.3 F 120 117.5 F 110 65.2 E 110 30: 62nd St. & Claremont Ave. Oakland 38.2 D 100 39.4 D 100 43.3 D 110 50.0 D 100 49.9 D 100 31.4 C 110 72.9 E 100 113.6 F 100 50.8 D 110 31: Aileen St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 9.8 A 100 13.5 B 115 13.2 B 110 12.8 B 100 14.8 B 115 16.7 B 110 11.6 B 100 15.0 B 110 16.5 B 110 32: 56th St & Telegraph Ave Oakland / CT 34.7 C 100 128.9 F 115 40.7 D 110 36.4 D 100 95.6 F 115 29.0 C 110 60.7 E 100 126.1 F 110 34.7 C 110 33: 55th St & Telegraph Ave Oakland / CT 18.8 B 100 58.0 E 115 42.0 D 110 18.6 B 100 65.3 E 115 49.9 D 110 22.5 C 100 78.4 E 110 65.5 E 110 34.4 C 110 34: 55th St. & Martin Luther King Jr. Wy. Oakland 33.6 C 100 49.4 D 100 26.4 C 100 61.5 E 100 79.9 E 100 29.3 C 100 117.1 F 100 132.5 F 100 45.9 D 100 35: 55th St. & Shattuck Ave. Oakland 19.1 B 80 21.3 C 80 21.3 C 80 19.5 B 80 21.1 C 80 21.1 C 80 22.4 C 80 23.8 C 80 23.8 C 80 36: 52nd St. & Martin Luther King Jr. Wy. Oakland 31.5 C 100 35.6 D 100 33.8 C 100 45.0 D 100 56.3 E 100 37.5 D 100 66.0 E 100 75.1 E 100 55.5 E 100 37: 52nd St. & Shattuck Ave. Oakland 47.7 D 100 45.2 D 100 54.7 D 110 67.2 E 100 49.7 D 100 55.9 E 110 90.9 F 100 70.9 E 100 86.6 F 110 38: 52nd St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 12.7 B 100 16.4 B 115 15.1 B 110 14.1 B 100 14.3 B 115 15.5 B 110 37.5 D 100 15.5 B 110 15.6 B 110 39: 51st St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 44.1 D 100 81.6 F 115 38.7 D 110 55.0 D 100 100.6 F 115 40.7 D 110 84.9 F 100 118.0 F 110 39.2 D 110 40: 50th St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 6.0 A 50 11.1 B 80 12.1 B 110 4.3 A 50 14.7 B 80 15.4 B 110 5.3 A 50 20.6 C 90 18.7 B 110 41: 48th St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 5.3 A 80 9.2 A 75 11.5 B 80 4.5 A 80 11.3 B 75 13.6 B 80 6.2 A 80 14.4 B 90 16.1 B 80 42: 47th St. & Telegraph Ave Signalized by project Oakland 0.3 (15.9) A / C EB 1 14.0 B 90 14.5 B 90 0.3 (16.4) A / C EB 1 13.5 B 90 12.6 B 90 0.2 (15.5) A / C EB 1 12.7 B 90 17.3 B 90 43: 46th St. & Telegraph Ave SSSC Oakland 1.3 (2.3) A / A NB 1 0 (0) A / A SB 1 0 (0) A / A SB 1 1.2 (2.1) A / A NB 1 0 (0) A / A SB 1 0 (0) A / A SB 1 1.5 (2.7) A / A NB 1 0 (0) A / A SB 1 0 (0) A / A SB 1 44: 45th St. & Telegraph Ave Oakland 9.8 A 80 17.9 B 75 18.4 B 90 8.8 A 80 22.4 C 75 22.5 C 90 12.3 B 80 31.1 C 90 20.3 C 90 45: 42nd St & Telegraph Ave. Oakland 4.1 A 80 14.6 B 75 12.3 B 90 5.1 A 80 17.7 B 75 15.2 B 90 10.9 B 80 34.8 C 90 31.6 C 90 46: 40th St. & Martin Luther King Jr. Wy. Oakland 10.7 B 80 13.5 B 80 12.7 B 80 11.5 B 80 14.7 B 80 13.7 B 80 14.9 B 80 19.0 B 80 17.3 B 80 47: 40th St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 25.9 C 80 44.0 D 75 51.2 D 90 29.9 C 80 54.2 D 75 46.4 D 90 45.3 D 80 88.1 F 90 78.8 E 90 50.6 D 70 48: 40th St. & Broadway Oakland 18.1 B 80 14.7 B 80 14.7 B 80 17.8 B 80 15.4 B 80 15.4 B 80 32.3 C 80 21.6 C 80 21.6 C 80 49: MacArthur Blvd. & Martin Luther King Jr. Wy. Oakland 18.2 B 80 18.3 B 80 21.2 C 80 16.2 B 80 16.9 B 80 19.5 B 80 18.2 B 80 17.6 B 80 17.6 B 80 50: W. MacArthur Blvd & Telegraph Ave Oakland 16.3 B 80 51.6 D 75 36.4 D 90 20.7 C 80 73.0 E 75 39.5 D 90 57.4 E 80 238.7 F 85 78.0 E 90 47.8 D 100 51: W MacArthur Blvd. & Broadway Oakland 33.9 C 100 33.6 C 100 33.6 C 100 38.2 D 100 34.9 C 100 34.9 C 100 56.7 E 100 55.0 D 100 55.0 D 100 52: Hawthorne Ave. & Telegraph Ave Signalized by project Oakland 1.8 (19.4) A / C WB 1 7.6 A 100 8.1 A 85 2.4 (27) A / D WB 1 10.0 A 100 8.7 A 85 81.4 (>300) F / F WB 1 13.5 B 85 11.5 B 85 53: 29th St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 10.8 B 85 24.5 C 100 22.0 C 85 10.4 B 85 24.8 C 100 21.8 C 85 16.9 B 85 35.1 D 85 37.3 D 85 54: 27th St. & Martin Luther King Jr. Wy. Oakland 15.5 B 80 21.0 C 80 21.8 C 80 22.1 C 80 20.0 B 80 21.4 C 80 22.6 C 80 21.8 C 80 23.2 C 80 55: 27th St & Telegraph Ave Oakland 19.2 B 85 39.6 D 100 24.6 C 85 20.6 C 85 41.8 D 100 26.6 C 85 26.9 C 85 80.5 F 85 31.1 C 85 56: 27th St. & Broadway Oakland 16.8 B 85 16.0 B 85 17.0 B 85 20.0 B 85 19.3 B 85 19.5 B 85 25.0 C 85 26.7 C 85 23.6 C 85 57: W Grand Ave. & Martin Luther King Jr. Wy. Oakland 21.3 C 85 22.4 C 85 15.7 B 85 13.5 B 85 24.1 C 85 18.8 B 85 15.4 B 85 17.9 B 85 16.1 B 85 58: W. Grand Ave & Telegraph Ave Oakland 16.9 B 85 34.0 C 100 33.6 C 85 22.8 C 85 37.4 D 100 37.5 D 85 32.3 C 85 49.1 D 85 52.0 D 85 59: W Grand Ave. & Broadway Oakland 18.4 B 85 19.0 B 85 17.1 B 85 17.4 B 85 21.3 C 85 18.0 B 85 46.1 D 85 61.5 E 85 38.9 D 85 60: 20th St. & Telegraph Ave Oakland 11.9 B 60 16.8 B 60 27.1 C 85 19.2 B 60 16.3 B 60 23.1 C 85 26.7 C 60 15.4 B 60 21.4 C 85 61: 20th St. & Broadway Oakland 15.8 B 60 15.2 B 60 15.7 B 60 10.3 B 60 15.4 B 60 15.9 B 60 15.9 B 60 17.5 B 60 17.9 B 60 62: 14th St. & Broadway Oakland 11.4 B 60 10.9 B 60 10.7 B 60 14.0 B 60 11.3 B 60 11.1 B 60 14.0 B 60 13.1 B 60 12.8 B 60 63: 12th St. & Broadway Oakland 14.0 B 60 17.2 B 60 16.7 B 60 12.9 B 60 17.3 B 60 16.9 B 60 13.4 B 60 17.0 B 60 17.2 B 60 64: 11th St. & Broadway Oakland 11.2 B 60 12.4 B 60 11.3 B 60 11.0 B 60 13.0 B 60 12.0 B 60 11.6 B 60 13.3 B 60 12.3 B 60 Table XX Continued. Delay and LOS Results for Existing, 2015 and 2035 Build/No-Build Scenarios (PM Peak) PM PM PM PM PM PM AM PM PM PM AM Existing Conditions (2009) 2009 With LPA 2009 With LPA, Mitigated 2015 No-Build 2015 With LPA 2015 With LPA, Mitigated 2015 With LPA, Fully Mitigated 2035 No-Build 2035 With LPA 2035 With LPA, Mitigated 2035 With LPA, Fully Mitigated 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

City / Caltrans 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Control1

Intersection Jurisdiction Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or Delay LOS Controlling Approach Length Cycle or 65: 1st Ave & International Oakland 13.7 B 75 12.5 B 75 17.6 B 110 28.8 C 75 14.1 B 75 16.2 B 110 57.2 E 75 24.2 C 75 20.6 C 110 66: 2nd Ave. & E 12th St. Oakland 6.8 A 65 8.4 A 75 11.1 B 110 8.8 A 65 8.3 A 75 10.6 B 110 10.9 B 65 8.9 A 75 11.8 B 110 67: 2nd & International Oakland 8.2 A 75 7.6 A 75 9.4 A 110 10.1 B 75 9.6 A 75 10.6 B 110 15.1 B 75 11.9 B 75 11.8 B 110 68: 4th Ave. & E 12th St. Signalized by project Oakland 3 (28.2) A / D EB 1 6.6 A 75 9.0 A 110 3.4 (44.6) A / E EB 1 6.1 A 75 7.9 A 110 6.8 (98.2) A / F EB 1 7.4 A 75 9.0 A 110 69: 4th Ave & International Oakland 10.4 B 75 9.4 A 75 16.5 B 110 9.4 A 75 7.1 A 75 11.7 B 110 9.6 A 75 6.0 A 75 10.9 B 110 70: 5th Ave. & E 12th St. Oakland 15.1 B 65 18.7 B 75 23.0 C 110 15.0 B 65 18.3 B 75 21.9 C 110 30.6 C 65 24.7 C 75 26.5 C 110 71: 5th & International Oakland 16.5 B 75 15.8 B 75 17.3 B 110 18.0 B 75 16.5 B 75 21.5 C 110 38.6 D 75 24.8 C 75 30.7 C 110 72: 7th Ave. & International Oakland 4.4 A 75 4.5 A 75 5.7 A 110 3.8 A 75 4.1 A 75 4.9 A 110 3.5 A 75 4.6 A 75 5.6 A 110 73: 8th Ave. & E 12th St. Signalized by project Oakland 30.2 (207.4) D / F EB 1 9.7 A 75 14.0 B 110 91.7 (>300) F / F EB 1 9.1 A 75 13.1 B 110 >300 (>300) F / F WB 1 9.3 A 75 12.7 B 110 74: 8th & International Oakland 9.8 A 75 8.8 A 75 14.5 B 110 9.6 A 75 7.5 A 75 9.8 A 110 10.6 B 75 7.5 A 75 11.0 B 110 75: 10th & International Oakland 6.0 A 75 4.4 A 75 6.0 A 110 5.5 A 75 3.6 A 75 4.7 A 110 4.9 A 75 6.0 A 75 9.5 A 110 76: 13th Ave. & International Blvd. Signalized by project Oakland 2.4 (20.3) A / C EB 1 13.2 B 75 38.9 D 110 20.2 (170.2) C / F EB 1 57.0 E 75 44.6 D 110 >300 (>300) F / F EB 1 123.0 F 75 93.9 F 110 77: 14th Ave & E 12th St (NB) Oakland 11.7 B 65 12.8 B 55 18.3 B 110 11.6 B 65 14.1 B 55 17.6 B 110 13.7 B 65 22.1 C 55 19.1 B 110 78: 14th Ave & E 12th St (SB) Oakland 13.6 B 65 69.3 E 55 33.9 C 110 14.2 B 65 77.0 E 55 30.4 C 110 17.3 B 65 72.1 E 55 31.0 C 110 79: 14th Ave & International Blvd. Oakland 18.0 B 75 38.6 D 110 31.7 C 110 21.8 C 75 46.6 D 110 20.1 C 110 45.0 D 75 82.2 F 110 32.3 C 110 80: 19th Ave. & International SSSC Oakland 2.1 (24.4) A / C EB 1 0.8 (11.7) A / B EB 1 0.8 (11.7) A / B EB 1 2.2 (32.1) A / D EB 1 1.1 (10.4) A / B EB 1 1.1 (10.4) A / B EB 1 4.1 (75.4) A / F EB 1 0.8 (10.9) A / B EB 1 0.8 (10.9) A / B EB 1 81: 22nd Ave. & International Oakland 11.6 B 65 27.9 C 90 36.1 D 110 11.1 B 65 31.9 C 90 39.7 D 110 12.5 B 65 26.0 C 90 35.0 C 110 82: 23rd Ave. & International Oakland 11.0 B 65 17.7 B 90 22.0 C 110 13.1 B 65 17.6 B 90 21.8 C 110 35.8 D 65 21.8 C 90 29.4 C 110 83: 29th Ave. & International Oakland 13.1 B 65 24.2 C 90 25.2 C 110 15.7 B 65 25.6 C 90 28.0 C 110 22.4 C 65 28.7 C 90 34.0 C 110 84: Fruitvale Ave. & E 12th Oakland 23.4 C 90 25.5 C 90 34.9 C 110 37.7 D 90 56.2 E 90 50.2 D 110 75.8 E 90 103.8 F 90 79.0 E 110 85: Fruitvale & International Oakland 13.4 B 65 33.3 C 100 29.4 C 110 17.3 B 65 43.6 D 100 32.9 C 110 28.7 C 65 53.4 D 100 52.5 D 110 86: Fruitvale Ave. & Foothill Blvd. Oakland 27.0 C 100 25.0 C 100 23.7 C 110 31.4 C 100 26.6 C 100 24.6 C 110 49.1 D 100 37.0 D 100 29.2 C 110 87: 34th Ave. & International Oakland 8.0 A 65 12.7 B 100 12.0 B 110 8.2 A 65 13.3 B 100 11.0 B 110 12.6 B 65 22.1 C 100 15.4 B 110 88: 35th Ave. & International Oakland 10.0 A 65 39.1 D 100 53.3 D 110 13.6 B 65 29.3 C 100 27.4 C 110 54.0 D 65 70.8 E 100 36.7 D 110 89: 36th Ave. & International Planned signal, to be removedOakland by project 1.8 (49.8) A / E WB 1 0.5 (17.5) A / C EB 1 0.5 (17.4) A / C EB 1 24.4 C 65 1.1 (19.4) A / C EB 1 0.9 (18.1) A / C EB 1 151.9 F 65 2 (27.8) A / D WB 1 0.5 (17.3) A / C EB 1 90: 38th Ave. & International Oakland 9.3 A 65 44.0 D 100 50.4 D 100 9.2 A 65 55.8 E 100 21.4 C 81.6 10.6 B 65 90.5 F 100 23.6 C 82.5 91: 42nd Ave & International Oakland / CT 36.1 D 100 52.5 D 100 34.1 C 110 40.8 D 100 69.1 E 100 34.5 C 110 75.0 E 100 65.2 E 100 35.5 D 110 92: High St. & San Leandro St. Oakland 21.9 C 95 22.4 C 95 30.6 C 110 29.9 C 95 24.2 C 95 33.6 C 110 180.9 F 95 47.3 D 95 54.0 D 110 93: High St & International Oakland / CT 23.1 C 100 32.9 C 100 18.7 B 110 23.1 C 100 42.1 D 100 20.2 C 110 45.9 D 100 105.6 F 100 27.4 C 110 94: High St & Foothill Blvd. Oakland 19.9 B 100 22.4 C 100 25.9 C 110 18.6 B 100 22.3 C 100 25.2 C 110 19.2 B 100 24.1 C 100 27.7 C 110 95: 46th Ave & International Oakland / CT 2.9 A 100 11.5 B 100 9.4 A 110 3.4 A 100 12.5 B 100 9.5 A 110 8.2 A 100 15.5 B 100 13.1 B 110 96: Seminary Ave & International Oakland / CT 20.3 C 100 39.8 D 90 29.8 C 110 17.6 B 100 40.9 D 90 31.4 C 110 19.6 B 100 55.0 D 90 45.3 D 110 97: 66th Ave & International Mitigation combines intoOakland one intersection / CT 12.5 B 100 31.7 C 110 24.5 C 110 14.0 B 100 35.3 D 110 25.5 C 110 15.5 B 100 31.2 C 110 25.4 C 110 979: Havenscourt & International Blvd. Oakland / CT 10.2 B 100 55.4 E 110 22.8 C 110 11.9 B 100 81.9 F 110 25.0 C 110 19.5 B 100 71.7 E 110 22.7 C 110 98: Hegenberger Rd. & San Leandro St. Oakland 7.9 A 100 6.8 A 100 4.1 A 41.2 8.3 A 100 15.5 B 100 11.1 B 40 6.3 A 100 7.1 A 100 5.5 A 40 989: San Leandro St. & 73rd Ave. SSSC Oakland 0.8 (35.1) A / E WB 1 1.3 (54.5) A / F WB 1 1.3 (54.5) A / F WB 1 1.4 (91) A / F WB 1 1.7 (95) A / F WB 1 1.4 (74.3) A / F WB 1 >300 (>300) F / F EB 1 >300 (>300) F / F WB 1 >300 (>300) F / F EB 1 99: Hegenberger Expwy & International Oakland / CT 38.2 D 100 87.9 F 110 41.8 D 110 41.7 D 100 95.6 F 110 42.7 D 110 74.8 E 100 117.2 F 110 49.6 D 110 100: Hegenberger Rd. & Bancroft Ave. Oakland 40.5 D 116 33.2 C 110 37.2 D 110 43.2 D 116 36.2 D 110 39.1 D 110 94.5 F 116 89.3 F 110 67.7 E 110 101: 81st Ave. & International Signalized by project Oakland / CT 21.4 (325.7) C / F EB 1 32.3 C 110 26.1 C 95 >300 (>300) F / F WB 1 33.8 C 110 25.2 C 95 >300 (>300) F / F WB 1 26.0 C 110 20.1 C 95 102: 82nd Ave & International Oakland / CT 8.2 A 100 15.9 B 110 15.6 B 95 8.3 A 100 14.5 B 110 15.1 B 95 10.3 B 100 14.8 B 110 15.3 B 95 103: 85th Ave. & International Blvd. Oakland / CT 10.4 B 100 17.8 B 110 14.2 B 95 10.4 B 100 21.4 C 110 16.3 B 95 9.4 A 100 18.3 B 110 15.1 B 95 1039: 85th Ave. & International Blvd. SSSC Oakland / CT 0.2 (11) A / B WB 1 0.3 (17.1) A / C WB 1 0.3 (17.1) A / C WB 1 0.2 (11.2) A / B WB 1 0.3 (21.5) A / C WB 1 0.3 (21.4) A / C WB 1 0.1 (12) A / B WB 1 0.3 (20.7) A / C WB 1 0.3 (20.7) A / C WB 1 104: 90th Ave. & International Blvd. Oakland / CT 17.1 B 100 34.0 C 110 26.9 C 95 22.5 C 100 32.3 C 110 27.0 C 95 38.8 D 100 31.1 C 110 25.5 C 95 105: 98th Ave. & San Leandro St. Oakland 38.9 D 115 42.7 D 115 36.9 D 115 39.9 D 115 43.7 D 115 38.3 D 115 65.2 E 115 49.1 D 115 46.4 D 115 106: 98th Ave & International Blvd. Oakland/CT 52.7 D 125 102.3 F 120 46.6 D 115 59.5 E 125 112.5 F 120 47.2 D 115 124.5 F 125 131.9 F 120 55.7 E 115 107: 98th Ave. & Bancroft Ave. Oakland 32.2 C 100 35.2 D 100 35.2 D 100 34.0 C 100 38.5 D 100 38.5 D 100 59.5 E 100 54.4 D 100 54.4 D 100 108: 105th Ave & International Oakland/CT 20.3 C 100 34.6 C 100 38.8 D 95 21.9 C 100 36.4 D 100 35.0 C 95 30.5 C 100 36.8 D 100 41.3 D 95 109: Durant & E 14th Ave. San Leandro / CT 13.9 B 100 30.2 C 100 32.6 C 95 14.2 B 100 30.0 C 100 30.4 C 95 18.6 B 100 49.9 D 100 52.4 D 95 110: San Leandro Blvd. & Broadmoor SSSC San Leandro 2.7 (20.9) A / C SW 1 1.4 (11) A / B WB 1 Analyzed as merge4: LOS A 1.9 (11.5) A / B SW 1 2 (11.5) A / B WB 1 Analyzed as merge4: LOS A 1.8 (14.4) A / B SW 1 1.4 (14.4) A / B WB 1 Analyzed as merge4: LOS B 111: Broadmoor & E 14th Ave. San Leandro / CT 8.2 A 88.5 12.5 B 100 13.2 B 95 9.6 A 88.5 11.9 B 100 11.5 B 95 133.8 F 88.5 16.2 B 100 15.6 B 95 112: Dutton Ave. & 14th San Leandro / CT 25.6 C 101.5 25.0 C 100 22.9 C 95 34.3 C 101.5 24.7 C 100 21.4 C 95 97.3 F 101.5 37.5 D 100 33.5 C 95 113: Dutton Ave. & Bancroft Ave. San Leandro 38.9 D 106 42.4 D 106 42.4 D 106 47.3 D 106 44.5 D 106 44.5 D 106 117.9 F 106 94.8 F 106 94.8 F 106 114: Haas Ave. & 14th SSSC San Leandro / CT 1.6 (38.3) A / E WB 1 2.5 (60.6) A / F WB 1 2.5 (60.7) A / F WB 1 2.2 (56) A / F WB 1 12.6 (263.6) B / F WB 1 3.8 (98.2) A / F WB 1 35.1 (>300) E / F WB 1 >300 (>300) F / F WB 1 >300 (>300) F / F WB 1 115: Haas Ave. & Bancroft Ave. SSSC San Leandro 0.8 (20) A / C WB 1 0.8 (20.3) A / C WB 1 0.8 (20.3) A / C WB 1 0.9 (23.4) A / C WB 1 0.9 (22.6) A / C WB 1 0.9 (22.6) A / C WB 1 2.2 (50.8) A / F WB 1 1.8 (45.8) A / E WB 1 1.8 (45.8) A / E WB 1 116: San Leandro Blvd. & Best SSSC San Leandro 26.5 (127.8) D / F SB 1 37.4 (276.9) E / F SB 1 >300 (>300) F / F WB 1 71.7 (>300) F / F SB 1 102.9 (>300) F / F SB 1 5.3 (14.3) A / B WB 1 >300 (>300) F / F SB 1 >300 (>300) F / F SB 1 3.4 (16.5) A / C WB 1 117: Davis St. & San Leandro Blvd. San Leandro 33.0 C 100 32.5 C 95 31.2 C 95 33.5 C 100 33.5 C 95 32.3 C 95 56.7 E 100 43.7 D 95 41.3 D 95 118: Davis St. & Hays St. San Leandro 29.4 C 115 22.3 C 85 23.8 C 95 30.1 C 115 22.1 C 85 23.8 C 95 40.8 D 115 25.0 C 85 23.8 C 95 119: Hays St. & 14th San Leandro / CT 6.3 A 85 12.8 B 85 12.6 B 95 9.2 A 85 14.5 B 85 14.4 B 95 23.7 C 85 27.8 C 85 23.9 C 95 120: Davis St. & 14th San Leandro / CT 25.7 C 85 26.6 C 85 27.4 C 95 25.5 C 85 29.4 C 85 27.2 C 95 27.3 C 85 44.0 D 85 32.8 C 95 121: Davis St. & Bancroft Ave. San Leandro 38.2 D 85 19.5 B 80 19.5 B 80 37.0 D 85 19.9 B 80 19.9 B 80 67.1 E 85 23.0 C 80 23.0 C 80 122: Estudillo Ave. & 14th San Leandro / CT 17.1 B 85 14.9 B 85 18.8 B 95 18.1 B 85 15.4 B 85 19.3 B 95 21.1 C 85 19.0 B 85 21.4 C 95 123: Estudillo Ave. & Bancroft Ave. San Leandro 27.4 C 85 23.2 C 80 23.2 C 80 29.0 C 85 24.0 C 80 24.0 C 80 49.9 D 85 33.5 C 80 33.5 C 80 124: San Leandro Blvd & 14th San Leandro / CT 19.7 B 95 25.2 C 90 25.2 C 90 19.0 B 95 25.4 C 90 25.4 C 90 29.1 C 95 29.7 C 90 29.7 C 90 1125: Fruitvale Ave. & San Leandro St. Oakland 30.2 C 90 27.8 C 90 52.2 D 110 35.4 D 90 28.5 C 90 46.3 D 110 105.3 F 90 80.3 F 90 105.3 F 110 Total Impacts 9 16 1 24 5 Notes Key: 1Control: Signal control if field is blank; SSSC = Side Street Stop Control; AWSC = All Way Stop Control Anticipated Significant Impact 2Level of serves (LOS) based on 2000 Highway Capacity Manual. 3Worst Approach: WB = west bound, EB = East bound, NB = north bound, SB = south bound; At AWSC and SSSC intersections LOS is defined by delay for the critical movement 4Merge Analysis based on 2000 HCM Chapter 25 Results current as of 10/13/2011 Table D-2a. Existing Public and Cultural Facilities in the Study Area - City of Berkeley

No. Name Address No. Name Address Schools Elementary/Middle Schools - Public BS7 Hearts Leap School 2638 College Avenue BS1 Le Conte Science Magnet School 2241 Russell Street BS8 Monteverde School 2727 College Avenue BS2 Willard Middle School 2425 Stuart Street BS9 East Bay School for Girls 2727 College Avenue Elementary/Middle Schools - Private BS10 Le Conte Primary School 2241 Russell Street S3 New Age Academy 2921 Adeline Avenue High Schools - Public BS4 Shelton's Primary Education Center 3339 Martin Luther King Jr. Way BS14 Berkeley Alternative High School 2701 Martin Luther King Jr. Way BS5 The Academy 2722 Bienvenue Avenue BS15 Berkeley High School 2223 Martin Luther King Jr. Way BS6 English Academy 2161 Shattuck Avenue BS16 East Campus Berkeley High 1950 Carleton Street BS7 Hearts Leap School 2638 College Avenue High Schools - Private BS8 Monteverde School 2727 College Avenue BS17 Arrowsmith Academy 2300 Bancroft Way BS9 East Bay School for Girls 2727 College Avenue BS18 Maybeck High School 2362 Bancroft Way BS10 Le Conte Primary School 2241 Russell Street College/University BS11 Community School of East Bay 3048 Fulton Street BS19 University of California, Berkeley 2200 University Avenue BS12 Model School 2330 Prince Street BS20 Vista College 2020 Milvia Street BS13 Shelton Primary Education 3339 Martin Luther King Way High Schools - Private BS6 English Academy 2161 Shattuck Avenue BS17 Arrowsmith Academy 2300 Bancroft Way Emergency Services Hospital Fire Stations BH1 Alta Bates Medical Center 2450 Ashby Avenue BF1 Berkeley Fire Station #2 2029 Berkeley Way BH2 Alta Bates Summit Medical Center 2001 Dwight Way BF2 Berkeley Fire Station #5 2680 Shattuck Avenue Police Station BF3 Berkeley Fire Administration 2100 Martin Luther Jr Way # 2 BP1 Berkeley Police Department 3140 Martin Luther King Jr. Way BP2 Berkeley Police 2100 Martin Luther King Way BP3 Berkeley - Albany Marshal 2120 Martin Luther King Way Other Community Facilities Cultural Facilities Community Centers BC1 Berkeley Community Theater 1930 Allston Way BE1 Berkeley Iceland 2727 Milvia Street BC2 Berkeley Historical Society 1931 Center Street BE2 Berkeley Senior Center 1901 Hearst Avenue BC3 Berkeley Repertory Theatre 2025 Addison Street BE3 Tang Center 2222 Bancroft Way BC4 Habitat Children's Museum 2065 Kittredge Street BE4 Civic Center YMCA 2001 Allston Way BC5 Julia Morgan Theatre 2640 College Avenue BE5 Zellerbach Hall 2499 Bancroft Way BC6 UC Berkeley Art Museum 2575 Bancroft Way BE6 YMCA 2122 Telegraph Avenue BC7 Howell Bible Collection 2400 Ridge Road BE1 Berkeley Iceland 2727 Milvia Street BC8 Bade Institute of Biblical Archaeology 1798 Scenic Avenue BE2 Berkeley Senior Center 1901 Hearst Avenue BC9 Pacific Film Archive 2625 Durant Ext. Phoebe a Hearst Museum of BC10 Anthropology 103 Kroeber Hall Libraries BC11 Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film 2626 Bancroft Way BL1 Main Library 2098 Kittredge Street BC12 Hall of Health 2065 Kittredge Street BL2 Library - Claremont Branch 2940 Benvenue Avenue BC1 Berkeley Community Theater 1930 Allston Way BL3 Library - South Branch 1901 Russell Street Post Offices PO1 Berkeley Main Office 2000 Allston Way PO2 Post Office 3175 Adeline Street Transportation Facilities PO3 Sather Gate Station 2515 Durant Avenue BT1 Ashby BART Station 3100 Adeline Street BT2 Berkeley BART Station 2160 Shattuck Avenue Source: Kimley-Horn and Associates 2009 Table D-2b. Existing Public and Cultural Facilities in the Study Area - City of Oakland No. Name Address No. Name Address Schools Elementary Schools - Public Elementary Schools - Private OS1 Carter Intermediate 4521 WebStreeter Street OS24 Archway School 250 41st Street OS2 Claremont Middle School 5750 College Avenue OS25 Franklin Year Round School 915 Foothill Boulevard OS3 E. Morris Cox Elementary 9860 Sunnyside Street OS26 Peralta Elementary 460 63rd Street OS4 Elmhurst Middle 1800 98th Avenue OS27 Oakland Charter Academy 3001 International Boulevard OS5 Emerson Elementary 4803 Lawton Avenue OS28 Stonehurst Elementary 10315 E Street OS6 Franklin Elementary 915 Foothill Boulevard OS29 Washington Elementary 581 61st Street OS7 Garfield Elementary 1640 22nd Avenue OS30 Webster Academy 8000 Birch Street OS8 Havenscourt Middle 1390 66th Avenue OS31 Westlake Middle 2629 Harrison Street OS9 Hawthorne Elementary 1700 28th Avenue OS32 Whittier Elementary 1638 17th Street OS10 Highland Elementary 8521 A Street OS33 Woodland Elementary 1025 81st Avenue OS11 Hoover Elementary 890 Brockhurst Street OS34 Park Day School 370 43rd Street OS12 International Community School 2825 International Boulevard OS35 Cox Elementary 9860 Sunnyside Street OS13 Jefferson Elementary 2035 40th Avenue OS24 Archway School 250 41st Street OS14 La Escuelita Elementary 1100 3rd Avenue OS25 Franklin Year Round School 915 Foothill Boulevard OS15 Lazear Elementary 824 29th Avenue OS26 Peralta Elementary 460 63rd Street OS16 Lincoln Elementary 225 11th Street OS27 Oakland Charter Academy 3001 International Boulevard OS17 Lockwood Elementary 6701 International Boulevard OS28 Stonehurst Elementary 10315 E Street OS18 Marcus Foster Intermediate 2850 West Street OS29 Washington Elementary 581 61st Street OS19 Melrose Elementary 1325 53rd Avenue OS30 Webster Academy 8000 Birch Street OS20 Monarch Academy 1445 101st Avenue OS31 Westlake Middle 2629 Harrison Street OS21 Oakland Charter Middle School 3001 International Boulevard OS22 Oakland School for the Arts 1428 Alice Street OS23 Roosevelt Intermediate 1926 19th Avenue Alternative Schools OS55 African Child Learner Center 8924 Holly Street OS71 First Korean Christian Church 111 Fairmount Avenue OS56 American University of Armenia 300 Lakeside Drive OS72 Growing Children Charter School 8000 International Boulevard OS57 ASCEND 3709 E. 12th Street OS73 Kingdom First Fellowship Church 1627 E. 12th Avenue OS58 Agape Academy 557 33rd Street OS74 La Heim School 5261 Claremont Avenue OS59 Bay Area Technology School 1920 Telegraph Avenue OS75 Laney Alternative Intermediate 900 Fallon Street OS60 Bay Cities Bible College 318 27th Street OS76 Lighthouse Community Charter 1920 Telegraph Avenue OS61 Beacon School 2101 Livingston Street OS77 Men of Valor Academy 6118 International Boulevard OS62 Cesar Chevez Education Center 2825 International Boulevard OS78 Mt. Pilgrim Metropolitan Baptist Church 5210 International Boulevard OS63 City of Refuge Tabernacle 8637 International Boulevard OS79 New Beginning Christian School 1319 98th Avenue OS64 Clara Muhammad School 1652 47th Avenue OS80 New Testament Church of God in Christ 8733 B. Street OS65 Community School of East Bay 215 Ridgeway Avenue OS81 North Oakland Community Charter 5951 College Avenue OS66 Christian Tabernacle 9330 Walnut Street OS82 Nwof Church of God & Christ 9620 International Boulevard OS67 Dancey Memorial Church of God 7900 International Boulevard OS83 Oakland International School 345 12th Street OS68 Dr. Herbert Guide Christain Academy 6925 International Boulevard OS84 Oakland Institute of Auto Tech 2600 West Street OS69 East Oakland Leadership Academy 2614 Seminary Avenue OS85 Rainbow Church of God 6119 International Boulevard OS63 City of Refuge Tabernacle 8637 International Boulevard OS86 Rudsdale Academy 1180 70th Avenue OS64 Clara Muhammad School 1652 47th Avenue OS87 St. Leo the Great School 4238 Howe Street OS65 Community School of East Bay 215 Ridgeway Avenue OS88 St. Paul's Episcopal School 116 Montecito Avenue OS66 Christian Tabernacle 9330 Walnut Street OS89 Templo Bethania 1845 E. 15th Street 3651 Martin Luther King Jr OS67 Dancey Memorial Church of God 7900 International Boulevard OS90 Tree of Life Baptist Church Way OS68 Dr. Herbert Guide Christain Academy 6925 International Boulevard OS91 Urban Promise Academy 2825 International Boulevard OS69 East Oakland Leadership Academy 2614 Seminary Avenue OS92 Rudsdale Academy 1180 70th Avenue OS70 Evangelist Temple 7800 International Boulevard OS93 St. Leo the Great School 4238 Howe Street OS71 First Korean Christian Church 111 Fairmount Avenue OS94 St. Paul's Episcopal School 116 Montecito Avenue College/University High Schools - Private OS47 California State East Bay 11th Street OS45 St. Elizabeth High School 1530 34th Avenue OS48 Laney College 900 Fallon Street OS46 Oasis High 1470 Fruitvale Avenue OS49 Lincoln University 401 15th Street Adult Education OS50 Merritt College 12500 Campus Drive OS53 Neighborhood Centers Adult Education 750 International Boulevard OS51 Pacific Oaks College 1515 Webster Street OS54 Oakland Evening Adult Education 750 International Boulevard OS52 Samuel Merritt College 370 Hawthorne Avenue Source: Kimley-Horn and Associates 2009 Table D-2b. Existing Public and Cultural Facilities in the Study Area - City of Oakland Fire Stations OF1 Fire Station 47 Clay Street Hospitals OF2 Fire Station #2 100 Jack London Square OH1 Alta Bates Summit Medical Center 350 Hawthorne Avenue Alta Bates Summit Medical Center OF3 Fire Station #4 1235 E. 14th Street OH2 (Summit Campus) 450 30th Street OF4 Fire Station #5 934 34th Street OH3 Berkeley Central Medical Building 3031 Telegraph Avenue OF5 Fire Station #8 463 51st Street OH4 Center for Independent Living 2539 Telegraph Avenue OF6 Fire Station #12 822 Alice Street OH5 Children's Hospital 747 52nd Avenue OF7 Headquarters 150 Frank H Ogawa Plaza OH6 East Oakland Health Center 7425 International Boulevard Police Stations OH7 Family Resource Center International Boulevard & 28th OP1 Alameda County Sheriff’s Office 1401 Lakeside Drive OH8 Fruitvale Medical Building 3022 International Boulevard OP2 California Highway Patrol 3601 Telegraph Avenue OH9 Kaiser Permanente 3801 Howe Street OP3 Oakland Police Department 455 7th Street OH10 One's Health Chiropratic Clinic 4514 Interanational OP4 Oakland - Piedmont Marshal 661 Washington Street OH11 Bay Sleep Clinic 3031 Telegraph Avenue St. Joseph Medical and Professional OP1 Alameda County Sheriff’s Office 1401 Lakeside Drive OH12 Offices 2647 International Boulevard Libraries OH13 Telegraph Hill Medical Plaza 3007 Telegraph Avenue OL1 City of Oakland Main Library 125 14th Street OH14 The Surgery Center 3875 Telegraph Avenue OL2 Cesar Chavez Branch Library 1900 Fruitvale Avenue OH15 Women's Cancer Resource Center 5741 Telegraph Avenue OL3 Elmhurst Branch 1427 88th Avenue OH16 Women in Care 3132 International Boulevard OL4 Hat Library 1946 Broadway OH17 RAI Care Center 2757 Telegraph Avenue St. Joseph Medical and Professional OL5 Lakeview Branch Library 550 El Embarcadero OH12 Offices 2647 International Boulevard OL6 Melrose Branch Library 4805 Foothill Boulevard OL7 Paramount Theatre 2025 Broadway Cultural Facilities OL8 Temescal Branch Library 5205 Telegraph Avenue OC1 African-American Library & Museum 659 14th Street OL1 City of Oakland Main Library 125 14th Street OC2 African Children Advance Learning 959 33rd Street OL2 Cesar Chavez Branch Library 1900 Fruitvale Avenue OC3 Artesteem Community Justice League 2278 Telegraph Avenue OL3 Elmhurst Branch 1427 88th Avenue OC4 Asian Branch Library 388 9th Street OL4 Hat Library 1946 Broadway OC5 Camron-Stanford House 1418 Lakeside Drive OL5 Lakeview Branch Library 550 El Embarcadero OC6 Ethiopian Resource Center 3214 Telegraph Avenue Malonga Casquelourd Center for the OL6 Melrose Branch Library 4805 Foothill Boulevard OC7 Arts 1428 Alice Street Other Cultural Centers OC8 Museum of Children's Art 538 9th Street OG1 Creative Growth Art Center- Gallery 355 24th Street OC9 Native American Heritage Center 3124 International Boulevard OG2 Ardency 255 4th Street OC10 Oakland Museum 1000 Oak Street OG3 Lizbeth Oliveria 942 Clay Street OC11 Paramount Theatre of the Arts 2025 Broadway OG4 Splady Art Studios 4701 San Leandro Street OC12 Pardee Home Museum 672 Eleventh Street OG5 Yac Artistic Enterprises 2427 75th Avenue OC13 Studio One Art Center 365 45th Street OG1 Creative Growth Art Center- Gallery 355 24th Street Post Offices OG2 Ardency 255 4th Street OO1 Byron Rumford Station 1301 Clay Street OG3 Lizbeth Oliveria 942 Clay Street OO2 Civic Center Station 201 13th Street Other Government Centers OO3 Kaiser Center Station 300 Lakeside Drive OV1 Alameda County Juvenile Court 400 Broadway OO4 Marcus Foster Finance Station 9201 E. 14th Street OV2 City Admin Building 1300 Clay Street OO5 Oakland Pharmacy CPU 388 9th Street, Ste. 108 OV3 Oakland Chamber of Commerce 475 14th Street OO6 Station B 1446 Franklin Street OV4 Oakland City Hall 1 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza OO7 West Grand Carrier Annex 577 W. Grand Avenue OV5 State Building 1301 Clay Street Transportation Facilities OV6 Wiley W. Manuel Courthouse 661 Washington Street OT1 12th Street/Oakland BART Station 1245 Broadway U.S.A Government Labor Relations: OT2 OV7 Federal Building 1301 Clay Street #300N 19th Street/Oakland BART Station 1900 Broadway OV8 Federal Bureau of Investigation 180 Grand Avenue OT3 Amtrak Station 245 2nd Street OV9 Housing Authority of Oakland 1327 65th Avenue OT4 Coliseum BART Station 7200 San Leandro Boulevard Theatres OT5 Fruitvale BART Station 3401 East 12th Street OR1 East Bay Children's Theatre 3612 Webster Street OT6 Greyhound 2103 San Pablo Avenue OR2 Oakland Ensemble Theatre 1428 Alice Street OT7 Lake Merritt BART Station 800 Madison Street OR3 Calvin Simmons Theatre 550 10th Street OT8 MacArthur BART Station 555 40th Street OR4 California African American Theatre 1611 Telegraph Avenue OT9 Park & Ride Lot 27th & I-980 OR5 Oakland Civic Theatre 666 Oakland Civic Theatre OT10 Park & Ride Lot Derby & 12th OR6 Parkway Theatre 1842 Park Boulevard OT11 Rockridge BART Station 5660 College Avenue Experimental Young People's OR7 Theatre 5306 Foothill Boulevard Source: Kimley-Horn and Associates 2009 Table D-2c. Existing Public and Cultural Facilities in the Study Area - City of San Leandro

No. Name Address No. Name Address Schools Elementary/Middle Schools - Public Elementary/Middle Schools - Private SS1 John Muir Middle 1444 Williams Street SS4 St. Leander School 451 Davis Street SS2 Washington Elementary 250 Dutton Avenue SS3 Woodrow Wilson Elementary 1300 Williams Street Police Station SP1 San Leandro Police Department 901 E. 14th Street High School - Public none Hospitals SH1 Albert J. Thomas Medical Clinic 10615 International Boulevard Other Community Facilities SH2 Rai Care Center 198 E. 14th Street Libraries SH3 Carlton Plaza- Assisted Living Facility 1000 E. 14th Street SL1 Main Library 300 Estudillo Avenue Emergency Services Other Facilities Fire Stations SA1 Cherry Grove Park 1600 Williams Street SF1 County Fire Department #9 450 Estudillo Avenue SA2 Grover Cleveland Park 862 O'Donnell Street SF2 County Fire Department #10 2194 Williams Street SA3 Halycon Park 1220 147th Avenue SA4 McCartney Park 399 Breed Avenue Transportation Facilities SA5 Memorial Park 1105 Bancroft Avenue ST1 San Leandro BART Station 1401 San Leandro Boulevard SA6 Root Park 1033 East 14th Street SA7 Siempre Verde Park 455 Park Street Post Offices SA8 Thrasher Park 1300 Davis Street SO1 Estudillo Station 1319 Washington Avenue SA9 Toyon Park 1500 Bancroft Avenue SA10 Victoria Park 400 Bancroft Avenues Other Community Facilities SU1 Boys & Girls Club Pool 401 Marina Boulevard Libraries SG1 Art Gallery of Michael Grow 190 Pelton Center Way SL1 Main Library 300 Estudillo Avenue SV1 San Leandro City Hall 835 E. 14th Street SL2 South Branch 14799 E. 14th Street SV2 Casa Peralta 384 West Estudillo Avenue SR1 California Conservatory Theatre 999 E. 14th Street Source: Kimley-Horn and Associates 2009 Table D-2d. Existing Houses of Worship in the Study Area - City of Berkeley

House of Worship Address House of Worship Address BW1 All Nations Church Of Christ 2003 Woolsey Street BW30 Eckankar 3052 Telegraph Avenue BW2 American Church Union 2316 Bowditch Street BW31 First Baptist Church 2345 Channing Way BW3 Berkeley Baptist Church 1916 Martin Luther King Jr Way BW32 First Congregational Church 2345 Channing Way BW4 Berkeley Buddhist Monastery 2304 Mckinley Avenue BW33 First Presbyterian Church 2407 Dana Street BW5 Berkeley Gospel Church of Christ 2138 Cedar Street BW34 Found For Spiritual Freedom 2650 Telegraph Avenue BW6 Berkeley Fellowship-Unitarian 1924 Cedar Street BW35 Grace North Church 2138 Cedar Street BW7 Berkeley Presbyterian Mission 2918 Regent Street # G BW36 Gracepoint Gellowship Church 2600 Bancroft Way BW8 Berkeley Seventh Day Adventist 2236 Parker Street BW37 International Society-Krishna 2334 Streetuart Street BW9 Berkeley Shambhala Meditation Center 2288 Fulton Street BW38 Iskcon Berkeley 2334 Streetuart Street BW10 Bethleham Ethiopian Church 3102 Telegraph Avenue BW39 Living Water Fellowship 2840 College Avenue BW11 Bethlehem Lutheran Churches 3100 Telegraph Avenue BW40 Maida Center of Buddhism 2609 Regent Street BW12 Buddhist Temple Of Berkeley 2121 Channing Way BW41 New Church- Berkeley 2509 Hillegass Avenue BW13 Calvary Presbyterian Church 1940 Virginia Street BW42 New Light Christian Center 1841 Parker Street BW14 Canterbury House 2334 Bancroft Way BW43 Newman Hall-Holy Spirit Parish 2700 Dwight Way BW15 Chabad House 2643 College Avenue BW44 New Spirity Community Church 2054 University Avenue BW16 Chochmat HaLev 2215 Prince Street BW45 Odom H 1918 Blake Street BW17 Christ Church 2120 Allston Way BW46 Orthodox Institute 2311 Hearst Avenue BW18 Christian Science Church 2619 Dwight Way BW47 Presbytery Of San Francisco 2024 Durant Avenue BW19 Church By The Side Of The Road 2108 Russell Street BW48 Spiritual Counterfeits Project 2606 Dwight Way BW20 Church In Berkeley 2430 Dana Street BW49 St John's Russian Church 1900 Essex Street BW21 Church Of Christ 2320 Dana Street BW50 St. John's Presbyerian Church 2626 College Avenue BW22 Church Of Divine Man 2018 Allston Way BW51 St Joseph Of Arimathea Chapel 2316 Bowditch Street Church of Scientology Mission of BW23 Berkeley 63 Shattuck Square BW52 St Mark's Episcopal Church 2300 Bancroft Way St. Michaels Holiness House of Prayer BW24 Church World Service Inc. 2330 Durant Way BW53 Church 2124 Kittredge Street BW25 Deliverance Temple Holiness 1918 Blake Street BW54 St. Paul A.M.E. Church 2024 Ashby Avenue BW26 Dharmadhatu Berkeley Shambhala 2288 Fulton Street BW55 Thai Buddhist Temple 1911 Russell Street BW27 Durant Ave Presbyterian Church 2024 Durant Avenue BW56 Trinity United Methodist Church 2362 Bancroft Way BW28 Dzogchen Community West Coast 2748 Adeline Street BW57 Unitarian Universalist Fellowship 1924 Cedar Street BW29 East Bay Sanctuary Covenant 2362 Bancroft Way BW58 Vedanta Society Of Berkeley 2455 Bowditch Street

Source: Kimley-Horn and Associates 2009 Table D-2e. Existing Houses of Worship in the Study Area - City of Oakland

House of Worship Address House of Worship Address

OW1 37th Street Baptist Church 915 37th Street OW159 Rice Temple 904 E 12th Street OW2 Abundant Life New Generation 9711 International Boulevard OW160 Riley Chapel 1302 80th Avenue 3209 Martin Luther OW3 Abyssinian Missionary Baptist 528 33rd Street OW161 Rising Star Missionary Baptist King Jr. Way OW4 Acts Full Gospel Church 1034 66th Avenue OW162 River Of Life Christian Fellowship 1587 Franklin Street OW5 Agnes Memorial Church Of God 2372 International Boulevard OW163 Rock Of Truth Baptist Church 900 34th Street OW6 Ahmadyya Movement in Islam 449 W. Macarthur Boulevard OW164 Rock Truth Baptist Church 459 61st Street OW7 Al-Iman Masjid 4606 Martin Luther King Jr. Way OW165 Rockridge United Methodist 303 Hudson Street 4025 Martin Luther OW8 All National Pentecostal Church 1601 83rd Avenue OW166 Sacred Heart Church King Jr. Way OW9 All Nations Christian Fellowship 9925 Sunnyside Street OW167 Saint's Rest Missionary Church 1401 57th Avenue OW10 Allen Temple Baptist Church 8501 International Boulevard OW168 Seafares Ministry-Golden Gate 534 22nd Street OW11 American Indian Baptist Church 1315 102nd Avenue OW169 Fu Hui Buddhist Society 318 7th St 2325 Martin Luther OW12 Amos Temple C.M.E. Church 1500 90th Avenue OW170 Second Bethel Missionary Church King Jr. Way OW13 Apostolic Church 3715 Foothill Boulevard OW171 Second Mt Nebo Missionary Church 7635 Arthur Street OW14 Baha'i Faith Oakland 1434 35th Avenue OW172 Seventh Ave Baptist Church 1740 7th Avenue OW15 Beebee Memorial Cathedral 3900 Telegraph Avenue OW173 Shattuck Avenue United Church 6300 Shattuck Avenue OW16 Berkland Baptist Church 332 Alcatraz Avenue OW174 St Andrews Missionary Baptist 2624 West Street OW17 Bethel Missionary Baptist Church 6901 Rudsdale Street OW175 St Anthony's Church 1535 16th Avenue OW18 Bethlehem Christian Center 9400 International Boulevard OW176 St Augustine Episcopal Church 525 29th Street OW19 Bethlehem Institutional Baptist 9330 Holly Street OW177 St Augustine's Catholic Church 400 Alcatraz Avenue OW20 Bible Faith Church 5787 Foothill Boulevard OW178 St Bernard's Church 1620 62nd Avenue OW21 Bible Fellowship Missionary 1520 8th Avenue OW179 St Elizabeth Church 1500 34th Avenue 4564 International OW22 Bible's Way Church Of God 3918 Foothill Boulevard OW180 St James Church Of God Boulevard OW23 Bibleway Fellowship Church 3828 Martin Luther King Jr. Way OW181 St James Episcopal Church 1540 12th Avenue OW24 Brookins A.M.E. Church 2201 73rd Avenue OW182 St John's Lutheran Church 1800 55th Avenue OW25 California Northwest Church 874 36th Street OW183 St LaSalle Community 655 40th Street OW26 Calvary Baptist Church 2711 Havenscourt Boulevard OW184 St Louis Bertrand Church 1410 100th Avenue OW27 Calvary Temple Church 1000 82nd Avenue OW185 St Patrick's Abbey Church 3700 E 12th Street OW28 Cathedral Of Christ The Light 180 Grand Avenue OW186 St Patrick's Oakland 3700 E 12th Street OW29 Chinese Independent Baptist 280 8th Street OW187 St Paul's Episcopal Church 114 Montecito Avenue OW30 Christ Chapel Baptist Church 9319 International Boulevard OW188 Starlight Baptist Church 1256 71st Avenue OW31 Christian Science Church 1701 Franklin Street OW189 Starlight Spiritual Temple 939 35th Street OW32 Christian Science Reading Room 1749 Broadway OW190 Sweet Home Baptist Church 5114 E 10th Street 5316 Telegraph OW33 Church Of Christ 531 25th Street OW191 Telegraph Community Center Avenue OW34 Church Of Christ 7811 International Boulevard OW192 Temple Sinai 2808 Summit Street OW35 Church Of God Seventh Day 1200 71st Avenue OW193 Templo Bethania 1845 E 15th Street OW36 Church Of The Good Shepherd 799 52nd Street OW194 Templo Getsemani 1927 6th Avenue OW37 Church of the Living God 819 37th Street OW195 True Faith Baptist Church 626 W Grand Avenue OW38 Church Of The True Living God 2009 International Boulevard OW196 True Fellowship Church 1587 Franklin Street True Holiness Church of God in OW39 City of Refuge Tabernacle 8637 International Boulevard OW197 Christ 9941 D Street OW40 College Ave Presbyterian 5951 College Avenue OW198 Truth Gospel Church 1601 13th Avenue OW41 Concord Baptist Church 1744 11th Avenue OW199 Twenty-Third Ave Church Of God 1940 23rd Avenue OW42 Cosmopolitan Baptist Church 1022 85th Avenue OW200 Union Baptist Church 949 71st Avenue OW43 Cosmopolitan Baptist Church 988 85th Avenue OW201 United Outreach Church 1200 75th Avenue OW44 Dancey Memorial Church Of God 7900 International Boulevard OW202 Victory Mission Church 441 E 18th Street 2714 Havenscourt OW45 East Bay Church of Religious Science 4130 Telegraph Avenue OW203 Wagoner Memorial Church Of God Boulevard OW46 East Bay Korean Baptist Church 2000 E 12th Street OW204 Westminster House 500 E 8th Street OW47 East Bay Vietnamese American 8237 International Boulevard OW205 Williams Chapel Baptist Church 1410 10th Avenue 9620 International OW48 East Oakland Church Of Christ 7811 International Boulevard OW206 Wof Church Of God & Christ Boulevard OW49 East Oakland Deliverance Center 7425 International Boulevard OW207 Word Of Faith Church 1655 54th Avenue OW50 El Buen Pastor Mission 4759 International Boulevard OW208 Wo'se Community Church 8924 Holly Street OW51 El Monte Sinai 1834 38th Avenue OW209 Zion Tabernacle Baptist Church 3945 San Juan Street OW52 Elmhurst Presbyterian Church 1332 98th Avenue OW210 Zion's Tabernacle Church of God 2147 E 15th Street 5900 Shattuck Avenue OW53 Elmhurst United Methodist Church 1659 83rd Avenue OW211 Borisa Zen Center #103 OW54 Emmanuel Temple Church 780 54th Street OW212 New Revelation Community Church 738 58th Street 4519 Martin Luther OW55 Ephesian Baptist Church 1423 34th Avenue OW213 Church of Pentecost King Jr Way OW56 Eritrean Orthodox Church 5917 International Boulevard OW214 Celestial Church of Christ 4001 Webster Street

OW57 Evergreen Baptist Church 408 W Macarthur Boulevard OW215 New Beginning Missionary Baptist 3903 Broadway #200 3354 San Pablo OW58 Fairfax Lighthouse Deliverance 5341 Foothill Boulevard OW216 Church of Christ Avenue OW59 Faith Temple Church Of God 1628 Seminary Avenue OW217 Perry Temple Church of God 3443 Market Street OW60 Faith United Presbyterian Church 430 49th Street OW218 Olive Branch Missionary Baptist 3214 Market Street 3208 Martin Luther OW61 First A.M.E. Church 530 37th Street OW219 Inner City Worship Center King Jr Way OW62 First Baptist Church 534 22nd Street OW220 True Gospel Missionary Baptist 835 29th Street OW63 First Congregational Church 2501 Harrison Street OW221 West Street Baptist Church 2821 West Street OW64 First Corinthian Missionary 5650 Shattuck Avenue OW222 Solid Foundation Baptist Church 820 28th Street 2723 San Pablo OW65 First Korean Christian Church 111 Fairmount Avenue OW223 Miraculous Word Christian Center Avenue OW66 First Morning Star Baptist Church 1501 90th Avenue OW224 In God We Trust Apostolic Church 5699 Shattuck Avenue Bethlehem Missionary Baptist 8721 International OW67 First Presbyterian Church 2619 Broadway OW225 Church Boulevard 3315 Telegraph OW68 First Spanish Baptist Church 1660 23rd Avenue OW226 Emcnc Avenue OW69 First Trinity Lutheran Church 1431 17th Avenue OW227 First Presbyerian Church 2619 Broadway 2525 Telegraph OW70 Foothill Missionary Baptist 1530 Foothill Boulevard OW228 Praise Temple Community Church Avenue OW71 Getsemani 7701 International Boulevard OW229 Living Word Ministries Inc 558 W. Grand Avenue 2301 Telegraph OW72 Glad Tidings Community Church 1800 E 12th Street OW230 Greater Faith MBC Avenue OW73 Glorious Kingdom Primitive Church 479 42nd Street OW231 The Fellowship of Humanity 411 28th Street OW74 Good Hope Missionary Baptist 5717 Foothill Boulevard OW232 Hopewell Baptist Church 360 Grand Avenue OW75 Good Samaritan Cathedral Church 625 W Macarthur Boulevard OW233 Harmony Center for the Joyful 565 Bellevue Avenue OW76 Grace Temple Baptist Church 1433 12th Avenue OW234 Kingdom of God Worldwide 580 Grand Avenue 28080 Lakeshore OW77 Grand Avenue Seventh Day Church 278 Grand Avenue OW235 Our Lady of Lourdes Church Avenue OW78 Greater Bethesda Church Of God 5045 Foothill Boulevard OW236 Catechetical Ministry-Oakland 521 Boden Way OW79 Greater Good Shepherd Church 5263 Foothill Boulevard OW237 Allen Temple Baptist Church 1814 Franklin Street OW80 Greater Jerusalem Baptist Church 4076 Foothill Boulevard OW238 First Unitarian Church of Oakland 685 14th Street OW81 Greater Miracle Temple Church 5726 International Boulevard OW239 Self- Realization Fellowship 1587 Franklin Street OW82 Greater New Faith Worship Center 9925 International Boulevard OW240 Friends of Creation Spirit 287 17th St. #400 1011 Martin Luther OW83 Greater Refuge Church Of God 2001 73rd Avenue OW241 New St. Paul Missionary Church King Jr Way OW84 Greater St James Missionary 4331 Martin Luther King Jr. Way OW242 Bay Area Christian Connection 810 Clay Street OW85 Greater St Paul Missionary Church 1827 Martin Luther King Jr. Way OW243 Fa Yuan Temple 439 8th Street OW86 Greek Assembly Of God Church 1771 36th Avenue OW244 Catholic Parish of Christ the Light 707 Jefferson Street OW87 Harmony Baptist Church 4113 Telegraph Avenue OW245 Chinese Christian Truth 380 8th Street OW88 Harvest Fellowship Church 620 42nd Street OW245 Chinese Presbyterian Church 265 8th Street OW89 Havenscourt Community Church 1444 Havenscourt Boulevard OW246 Baptist Church of Oakland 825 Jackson Street OW90 High Street Presbyterian 1945 High Street OW247 Faith Jireh Christian Church 212 9th Street #207 St. George Serbian Orthodox OW91 Hines Memorial Oakland Christ 5029 International Boulevard OW248 Church 94 9th Street OW92 Holy Temple Church Of God 717 54th Street OW249 Church of God in Oakland 77 8th Street #205 OW93 Hosana Church Of God 735 Sycamore Street OW250 Faith Chinese Alliance Church 120 11th Street OW94 House Of Prayer Evangelistic 306 15th Street OW251 Jih Der Sheng Daw Temple 2146 13th Avenue Telegraph Avenue & OW95 House Of Truth 8835 International Boulevard OW252 Jesus Saves Pentecostcal Church 38th 1200 Lakeshore OW96 Iglesia De Dios Pentecostes 1421 25th Avenue OW253 Word of Faith Christian Avenue OW97 Iglesia Macedonia 5253 Foothill Boulevard OW254 Hopewell Baptist Church 1111 2nd Avenue OW98 Iglesia Presbiteriana Hispana 1941 High Street OW255 Universal Church- The Kingdom 1601 6th Avenue 1201 International OW99 Immanuel Missionary Baptist 3700 Martin Luther King Jr. Way OW256 Lighthouse Fellowship Boulevard Zion New Hope Church of God in OW100 Islamic Center of Northern California 1433 Madison Street OW257 Christ 2029 13th Avenue 1743 Foothill OW101 Jehovah's Witnesses 5915 Racine Street OW258 Evangelist Outreach Association Boulevard OW102 Jehovah's Witnesses 1739 8th Avenue OW260 St. Paul's Church of God 2053 20th Avenue OW103 Jehovah's Witnesses Broadmoore 1057 98th Avenue # B OW261 Israelite Baptist Church 2043 E 21st Street Iglesia Evangelica Pentecostes OW104 Jehovah's Witnesses-Elmhurst 1057 98th Avenue # B OW262 Shalom 2044 23rd Avenue OW105 Jesus Cristo Es La Respuesta 3256 International Boulevard OW263 Victory Baptist Church 2103 24th Avenue OW106 Jesus Ministries Christian Center 355 Grand Avenue OW264 First New Jerusalem Missionary 1710 24th Avenue OW107 King Solomon Baptist Church 4322 Martin Luther King Jr. Way OW265 New Hope Covenant Church 2626 E. 16th Street OW108 Korean Agape Mission Church 9634 International Boulevard OW266 Iglesia De Dios Ministerios 2985 Ford Street Upper Room Church of God in OW109 Korean Baptist Church 1216 21st Avenue OW267 Christ 840 34th Avenue OW110 Korean Community Christian Church 2505 Telegraph Avenue OW268 Seventh Day Adventist Church 900 34th Avenue OW111 Korean Methodist Seminary 737 E 17th Street OW269 Franciscan Friars Provincial 1500 34th Avenue OW112 Korean United Methodist Church 737 E 17th Street OW270 Church of Tonga Tauataian 1901 Fruitvale Avenue 3440 Foothill OW113 Lake Merritt United Methodist 1330 Lakeshore Avenue OW271 True Buddha Vijaya Temple Boulevard 3715 Foothill OW114 Lakeside Baptist Church 219 E 15th Street OW272 Bay Apostolic Church Boulevard Lakeside Temple of Practical 4747 Foothill OW115 Christianity 144 Athol Avenue OW273 Iglesia De Cristo Boulevard 4735 Foothill OW116 Landmark Ministries 2000 40th Avenue OW274 Peter's Rock Deliverance Church Boulevard OW117 Lily Of The Valley 1010 91st Avenue OW275 Latin American Church- Christ 5121 E 12th Street OW118 Little Temple 8733 B Street OW276 Humanity Baptist Church 1051 54th Avenue 5210 International OW119 Living Word Christian 678 26th Street OW277 Mount Pilgrim Metropolitan Baptist Boulevard 5277 Foothill OW120 Love Center Church 10440 International Boulevard OW278 Muhammad Mosque Boulevard 5301 International OW121 Love Temple Missionary Church 8401 Birch Street OW279 Faith Temple Penecostal Boulevard Fairfax Lighthouse Community 5345 Foothill OW122 Macedonia Baptist Church 925 107th Avenue OW280 Church Boulevard OW123 Madame Jackson Spiritualist 490 Alcatraz Avenue OW281 Primera Iglesia Prentecostal 2511 Mason Street OW124 Mary Help Of Christians Church 2611 E 9th Street OW282 Temple of Peace Missionary Church 2535 Mason Street 54th Avenue & Wentworth OW125 Melrose United Methodist Avenue OW283 New Jerusalem Assembly of God 5763 Walnut Street 5782 Foothill OW126 Memorial Tabernacle Church 514 58th Street OW284 Canaan Christian Covenant Boulevard 5820 Foothill OW127 Minh Yueh Jiu Shyh Buddhist 2267 Telegraph Avenue OW285 Prayer House Apostolic Faith Boulevard 5918 Foothill OW128 Ministerios Internacionales La 4109 Foothill Boulevard OW286 Queen Memorial Church of God Boulevard 6015 Foothill OW129 Miraculous Foundation 1642 Fruitvale Avenue OW287 First Emmanuel Church of God Boulevard OW130 Mount Calvary Missionary Church 1445 23rd Avenue OW288 St. James Holiness Temple Church 2635 63rd Avenue OW131 Mount Carmel Missionary Church 1343 81st Avenue OW289 Faith Baptist Church 2680 64th Avenue OW132 Mount Sinai Baptist Church 1970 86th Avenue OW290 New Testament Baptist Church 1901 62nd Avenue OW133 Mt Pisgah Missionary Baptist 2059 64th Avenue OW291 Faith Alive Church 1627 61st Avenue OW134 Mt Zion Prayer Tower 9615 International Boulevard OW292 Immanuel Temple Seventh-Day 2411 55th Avenue OW135 Muhammad Mosque 5277 Foothill Boulevard OW293 Redemption Haven 6643 Bancroft Avenue 2814 Havenscourt OW136 New Birth Church 1015 E 11th Street OW294 Varick Center AME Zion Church Boulevard 6677 Foothill OW137 New Faith Chapel Cogic 2111 Seminary Avenue OW295 New Covenant Tabernacle Church Boulevard OW138 New Greater Faith Baptist Church 1103 Seminary Avenue OW296 Crossroads Christina Center 2059 64th Avenue 7701 International OW139 New Hope Baptist Church 892 36th Street OW297 Iglesia Getsemani MPCA Boulevard 7800 International OW140 New Hope Church Of God 9248 International Boulevard OW298 Evangelist Temple Boulevard 7900 International OW141 New Life Church of God In Christ 4450 International Boulevard OW299 Dancey Mermorial Church Boulevard OW142 New Mt Herman Missionary 1649 12th Avenue OW300 Emmanuel Church of Christ 2025 86th Avenue OW143 Oakland Buddhist Society 5212 E 10th Street OW301 Celebration Worship Center 1700 84th Avenue New Testament Church of God in OW144 Oakland Greater New Bethel 751 47th Street OW302 Christ 8733 B Street OW145 Oakland Islamic Center 515 31st Street OW303 Lively Stone Community Church 1157 88th Avenue Oakland Seventh Day Adventist OW146 Spanish 2410 E 15th Street OW304 Christian Tabernacle 9330 Walnut Street True Faith Missionary Baptist OW147 Olivet Institutional Baptist Church 807 27th Street OW305 Church 9330 Holly Street 9400 International OW148 Our Savior Episcopal Church 1011 Harrison Street OW306 True Fellowship Church, Inc Boulevard Saint-John's New Beginning Church OW149 Parks Chapel A.M.E. 476 34th Street OW307 of God and Christ 1319 98th Avenue 10007 San Leandro OW150 Pathway Of Truth Apostolic 5845 Foothill Boulevard OW308 Perfect Peace Church Street OW151 Philippian Church 3334 Webster Street OW309 Church of God in Christ 9750 Edes Avenue OW152 Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church 659 16th Street OW310 Grace Baptist Church 705 98th Avenue OW153 Praises Of Zion Missionary Church 1722 55th Avenue OW311 Lily Grove Missionary Baptist 675 Douglas Avenue OW154 Prayer Tower Temple 2742 Havenscourt Boulevard OW312 Mount Calvery Church of God 10225 Edes Avenue 294 Broadmoor OW155 Prince Of Peace Church Of God 1062 50th Avenue OW313 St. Peter's Luteran Parish Hall Boulevard Iglesia Christiana Maranthen 9248 International OW156 Refreshing Fountain Church 1156 E 12th Street OW314 Church Boulevard Islamic Center of Northern OW157 Restoration Apostolic Church 7800 International Boulevard OW315 California 1433 Madison Street New Genesis Praise Missionary International OW158 Resurrection Concord Christian 8901 International Boulevard OW316 Baptish Church Boulevard & 19th Source: Kimley-Horn and Associates 2009 Table D-2f. Existing Houses of Worship in the Study Area - City of San Leandro

House of Worship Address SW1 Broadmoor Community Church 301 Dowling Boulevard SW2 Christian Life Church 1699 Orchard Avenue SW3 Creekside Church 303 W. Joaquin Avenue #220 SW4 Euphrates Missionary Church 301 Dutton Avenue SW5 First Christian Church 1190 Davis Street SW6 First Presbyterian Church 180 Esudillo Avenue SW7 River of Life Christian 301 Dowling Boulevard SW8 Saint Leander's Church 550 W Estudillo Avenue SW9 San Leandro Community Church 1395 Bancroft Avenue SW10 Spiritualist Church of Two Words 1550 San Leandro Boulevard SW11 St Alban's Episcopal Church 1501 Washington Avenue SW12 St Leander's Church 474 W Estudillo Avenue SW13 St Peter's Lutheran Church 172 Breed Avenue SW14 Triumph Ministries 1315 102nd Avenue SW15 Unity Church Of San Leandro 1420 Santa Maria Street Source: Kimley-Horn and Associates 2009 Table D-7. Existing Park and Recreational Facilities in the Study Area

No. Facility Name Location No. Facility Name Location Parks and Recreation Centers City of Berkeley BA1 Greg Brown Mini Park 1907 Harmon Street BA6 People's Park 2556 Haste Street BA2 Halycon Commons Halycon Court & Prince Street BA7 Willard Park 2730 Hillegass Avenue BA3 Le Conte School Park 2221 Russell Street Swimming Pools Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Berkeley High School BA4 Center Park 2151 Martin Luther King Jr. Way BU1 Swim Center 2246 Milvia Street Martin Luther King Jr. BA5 Ohlone Park 1701 Hearst Avenue BU2 Swim Center 2701 Telegraph Avenue City of Oakland OA1 Arroyo Viejo Park 7701 Krause Avenue OA22 Bushard Park 560 59th Street OA2 Elmhurst Lyons Field 1800 98th Avenue OA23 Carney Park 10501 Acalanes Drive 550 El Embarcadero & OA3 85th Avenue Mini Park 1712 85th Avenue OA24 Eastshore Park Lakeshore Avenue OA4 Cesar Chavez Park 3705 Foothill Boulevard OA25 FM Smith Park 1969 Park Boulevard OA5 Channel Park 21 7th Street OA26 Foothill Meadows Park 3705 Foothill Boulevard OA6 Chinese Garden Park 7th & Harrison Streets OA27 Franklin Park 1010 E. 15th Street OA7 Clinton Square Park 1230 6th Avenue OA28 Sanborn Park 1637 Fruitvale Avenue OA8 Colby Park 61st & Colby Streets OA29 Ira Jenkins Park 9175 Edes Avenue OA9 Coliseum Gardens Park 966 66th Avenue Swimming Pools OA10 Elmhurst Plaza Park 9700 C Street OU1 Fremont Pool 4550 Foothill Boulevard OA11 Estuary Park 5 El Embarcadero OU2 Temescal Pool 371 45th Avenue OA12 Frank Ogawa Plaza 1 Frank Ogawa Plaza OA13 Fruitvale Bridge Park 3205 Alameda Avenue OA14 Garfield Park 2260 Foothill Boulevard City of San Leandro SA1 Cherry Grove Park 1600 Williams Street SA7 Thrasher Park 1300 Davis Street SA2 Grover Cleveland Park 862 O'Donnell Street SA8 Victoria Park 400 Bancroft Avenues SA3 McCartney Park 399 Breed Avenue SA4 Memorial Park 1105 Bancroft Avenue Swimming Pools SA5 Root Park 1033 East 14th Street SU1 Boys & Girls Club Pool 401 Marina Boulevard SA6 Siempre Verde Park 455 Park Street Recreation Centers City of Oakland OE1 Boys & Girls Club of Oakland 6809 Brentford Street OE7 M. Robinson Baker YMCA 3265 Market Street Oakland Scottish Rite OE2 Boys & Girls Club of Oakland 8530 E. 14th Street OE8 Center 1547 Lakeside Drive OE3 Downtown Oakland YMCA 2350 Broadway OE9 Oakland YWCA 1515 Webster Street OE4 Eastlake YMCA 1612 45th Avenue OE10 Seton Senior Center 211 Foothill Boulevard OE5 Lincoln Convention Center 11th & Harrison OE11 Advance Day Care Center 2236 International Boulevard OE6 North Oakland Senior Center 5714 Martin Luther King Jr. Way

Source: Kimley-Horn and Associates 2009 Legend: Center St Center-Running BRT Route Mixed Flow BRT Route Side-Running BRT Route Noise Measurement Locations

STC

Shattuck Ave Bancroft Way

Durant Avenue College Ext College

LTC Telegraph Ave

Ellsworth St

Fulton St

Dana St

Haste St

Dwight Way

College Ave

Telegraph Ave

F AC Transit BRT System Sheet 1 1 inch = 400 feet Noise and Vibration Impact Assessment Technical Report Addendum Project Alignment and Measurement Locations Claremont Ave Legend:

Center-Running BRT Route Mixed Flow BRT Route Side-Running BRT Route Noise Measurement Locations

Woolsey St

STL LTA

Telegraph Ave

Alcatraz Ave

Telegraph Ave

Ashby Ave

Shattuck Ave

Oakland

Oakland

Berkeley Berkeley

F AC Transit BRT System Sheet 2 1 inch = 400 feet Noise and Vibration Impact Assessment Technical Report Addendum Project Alignment and Measurement Locations Claremont Ave Legend:

Center-Running BRT Route Mixed Flow BRT Route Side-Running BRT Route Noise Measurement Locations

Claremont Ave 51st St 51st

LTA

Telegraph Ave

52nd St

STM

Shattuck Ave

40th 40th St

State Route 24

56th St

Shattuck Ave Martin Luther King Jr Way

F AC Transit BRT System Sheet 3 1 inch = 400 feet Noise and Vibration Impact Assessment Technical Report Addendum Project Alignment and Measurement Locations Legend:

Center-Running BRT Route Mixed Flow BRT Route Side-Running BRT Route Noise Measurement Locations

Broadway Interstate580

27th St

29thSt

Grand Ave

Telegraph Ave

STP

40th St 40th

LTB MacArthur Blvd MacArthur

Northgate Ave

Interstate 980

F AC Transit BRT System Sheet 4 1 inch = 400 feet Noise and Vibration Impact Assessment Technical Report Addendum Project Alignment and Measurement Locations Grand Ave Legend:

Center-Running BRT Route LTB LTB Mixed Flow BRT Route Side-Running BRT Route Noise Measurement Locations

20th St

Telegraph Ave

Broadway

Lakeshore Ave

14th St

Lakeside Dr

Franklin St Webster St Harrison St STB 12th St

11th St STA

F AC Transit BRT System Sheet 5 1 inch = 400 feet Noise and Vibration Impact Assessment Technical Report Addendum Project Alignment and Measurement Locations Legend:

Center-Running BRT Route Mixed Flow BRT Route Side-Running BRT Route Noise Measurement Locations

18th St

Foothill Blvd 15th Ave

14th Ave

13th Ave Lakeshore Ave

4th Ave

STG

International Blvd

E 12th St

8th St

F AC Transit BRT System Sheet 6 1 inch = 400 feet Noise and Vibration Impact Assessment Technical Report Addendum Project Alignment and Measurement Locations Legend:

Center-Running BRT Route Mixed Flow BRT Route Side-Running BRT Route Noise Measurement Locations

23rd Ave

Foothill Blvd 16th St

International Blvd

STF

22nd Ave 29th Ave STK

Interstate 880

Embarcadero

Kennedy St

Dennison St

F AC Transit BRT System Sheet 7 1 inch = 400 feet Noise and Vibration Impact Assessment Technical Report Addendum Project Alignment and Measurement Locations Legend: Courtland Ave Center-Running BRT Route Mixed Flow BRT Route Side-Running BRT Route Noise Measurement Locations

42nd Ave

35th Ave

Fruitvale Ave

STN

High St International Blvd

29th Ave

F AC Transit BRT System Sheet 8 1 inch = 400 feet Noise and Vibration Impact Assessment Technical Report Addendum Project Alignment and Measurement Locations Foothill Blvd

Bancroft Ave Legend:

Center-Running BRT Route Mixed Flow BRT Route Side-Running BRT Route Foothill Blvd Noise Measurement Locations

55th Ave

Bancroft Ave

STE

International Blvd

San Leandro St

F AC Transit BRT System Sheet 9 1 inch = 400 feet Noise and Vibration Impact Assessment Technical Report Addendum Project Alignment and Measurement Locations Legend:

Center-Running BRT Route Mixed Flow BRT Route Side-Running BRT Route Noise Measurement Locations

73rd Ave

International Blvd

STJ

66th Ave

Hegenberger Expy

F AC Transit BRT System Sheet 10 1 inch = 400 feet Noise and Vibration Impact Assessment Technical Report Addendum Project Alignment and Measurement Locations Legend:

Center-Running BRT Route Mixed Flow BRT Route Side-Running BRT Route Noise Measurement Locations

98th Ave

82nd Ave

International Blvd

LTD

82nd Ave

F AC Transit BRT System Sheet 11 1 inch = 400 feet Noise and Vibration Impact Assessment Technical Report Addendum Project Alignment and Measurement Locations Legend:

Center-Running BRT Route Mixed Flow BRT Route Side-Running BRT Route Noise Measurement Locations

98th Ave

Durant Ave

Georgia St

LTE Dutton Ave

International Blvd

STD

Bristol Blvd

OaklandOakland SanSan Leandro Leandro

F AC Transit BRT System Sheet 12 1 inch = 400 feet Noise and Vibration Impact Assessment Technical Report Addendum Project Alignment and Measurement Locations Legend:

Center-Running BRT Route Mixed Flow BRT Route Side-Running BRT Route Noise Measurement Locations

14th St

Callan Ave

Georgia St

LTE Dutton Ave

E 14th St

Washington Ave

Davis St

ST H

Juana Ave

San Leandro Blvd

BART Station

Davis St

F AC Transit BRT System Sheet 13 1 inch = 400 feet Noise and Vibration Impact Assessment Technical Report Addendum Project Alignment and Measurement Locations Local Agency Meetings Post Draft Final EIS/EIR Meeting Log When Who Type Purpose 26-Jun-07 FTA Region 9 and Headquarters Agency Project Coordination 10-Jul-07 Berkeley Transportation Commission, Policymaker Options for Downtown Transit Subcommittee Berkeley 24-Jul-07 Berkeley Transportation Commission, Policymaker Options for Southside Transit Subcommittee 8-Aug-07 Caltrans District 4 Agency Coordination with Caltrans 30-Aug-07 City of Berkeley Staff, UC Berkeley Agency Berkeley Decision Staff Process, LPA Discussion 31-Aug-07 Mayor Tom Bates Policymaker Berkeley Decision Process 6-Sep-07 Caltrans District 4 Agency Address Draft EIS/EIR Comments 17-Sep-07 City of Berkeley Staff, UC Berkeley Agency LPA Discussion Staff 17-Sep-07 City of San Leandro Staff Agency LPA Discussion 25-Sep-07 City of Oakland Staff Agency Address Draft EIS/EIR Comments 10-Oct-07 Councilmember Larry Reid Policymaker LPA Discussion 7-Nov-07 Councilmember Desley Brooks Policymaker LPA Discussion 15-Nov-07 FTA Region 9 and Headquarters Agency Initiate Small Starts Process 10-Dec-07 Councilmember Pat Kernighan Policymaker LPA Discussion 11-Dec-07 FTA Region 9 and Headquarters Agency Small Starts Evaluation 17-Dec-07 Councilmember Jane Brunner Policymaker LPA Discussion 18-Dec-07 Councilmember Henry Chang Policymaker LPA Discussion 18-Dec-07 Councilmember Nancy Nadel Policymaker LPA Discussion 19-Dec-07 Councilmember Ignacio de la Fuente Policymaker LPA Discussion 20-Dec-07 City of Berkeley Staff, UC Berkeley Agency LPA Discussion Staff 8-Jan-08 FTA Headquarters Agency Modeling Methodology 4-Feb-08 FTA Region 9 Agency Project Management Plan 5-Feb-08 Mayor Tom Bates, Councilmembers Policymaker BRT Discussion Capitelli and Wozniak 12-Feb-08 City of Berkeley Staff, UC Berkeley Agency Berkeley Decision Staff Process 13-Feb-08 City of Berkeley Staff, UC Berkeley Agency LPA Discussion Staff 14-Feb-08 City of San Leandro Staff Agency LPA Discussion

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix D Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report 28-Feb-08 Mayor Tom Bates, Councilmember Policymaker BRT Discussion Capitelli, Planning Commissioners 10-Mar-08 Temescal Community Stakeholder, BRT Discussion Public 11-Mar-08 City of Berkeley Staff Agency Berkeley Decision Process 1-Apr-08 Temescal Telegraph Business Stakeholder BRT Impact Mitigation Improvement District 9-Apr-08 City of Berkeley Planning & Policymaker LPA Discussion Transportation Commissions 16-Apr-08 City of Berkeley Staff Agency Berkeley Decision Process 23-Apr-08 City of San Leandro Staff Agency LPA Discussion 2-May-08 FTA Region 9 and Headquarters Agency Modeling and Status Update 21-May-08 City of San Leandro Staff Agency Prep for City Council Meeting 29-May-08 City of San Leandro Staff Agency Prep for City Council Meeting 2-Jun-08 City of Oakland Staff Agency Response to DEIS/EIR Comments 9-Jun-08 San Leandro City Council Policymaker BRT Discussion 12-Jun-08 City of Berkeley Staff Agency BRT Layover Location 25-Jun-08 City of Berkeley Planning Policymaker LPA process begins Commission recommends staff LPA study 2-Jul-08 FTA Region 9 and Headquarters Agency Ridership and Benefits Results 14-Aug-08 FTA Region 9 and Headquarters Agency Comments on Small Starts Submittal 15-Sep-08 San Leandro Chamber of Stakeholder BRT Discussion Commerce 17-Sep-08 San Leandro South Stakeholder BRT Discussion Homeowners Associations 25-Sep-08 San Leandro Business Stakeholder BRT Discussion Association of South San Leandro 25-Sep-08 San Leandro North Stakeholder BRT Discussion Homeowners Associations 10-Oct-08 FTA Region 9 and Agency Small Starts Submittal Headquarters, PMOC Consultant 11-Oct-08 City of Oakland District 1 Public BRT Discussion 21-Oct-08 San Leandro Public Meeting Public BRT Discussion 24-Oct-08 San Leandro Downtown Stakeholder BRT Discussion Association 30-Oct-08 TAC Agency Decision Process 4-Dec-08 TAC Agency BRT Discussion

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix D Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report 18-Dec-08 TAC Agency BRT Discussion 9-Jan-09 City of Oakland Agency LPA Discussion 22-Jan-09 TAC Agency BRT Discussion 11-Feb-09 City of Oakland Agency LPA Discussion 17-Feb-09 PSC Policymaker BRT Discussion 19-Feb-09 TAC Agency BRT Discussion 4-Mar-09 City of Oakland Agency LPA Process 11-Mar-09 City of Oakland Agency Prep for Downtown Oakland staff design charrette 13-Mar-09 TAC Agency LPA Process 18-Mar-09 City of Oakland Agency Downtown Oakland staff design charrette 20-Mar-09 PSC Policymaker LPA Process 1-Apr-09 City of Oakland Agency Elmhurst staff design charrette 9-Apr-09 City of Berkeley Agency LPA Process 15-Apr-09 TAC Agency LPA Process 6-May-09 City of Oakland Agency Central East Oakland staff design charrette 7-May-09 City of San Leandro Staff Agency Discuss public outreach plan 13-May-09 Caltrans District 4 Agency Caltrans project development process 14-May-09 TAC Agency LPA Process 15-May-09 PSC Policymaker BRT operating plan 26-May-09 City of Oakland Agency Pill Hill Koreatown staff design charrette 11-Jun-09 FTA Region 9 and Headquarters Agency Project development process 16-Jun-09 TAC Agency Project development process 17-Jun-09 City of Oakland Agency Eastlake staff design charrette 19-Jun-09 PSC Agency BRT operating plan and GHGs

1-Jul-09 FTA Region 9, ACT Agency FEIS/R Schedule 2-Jul-09 Caltrans District 4, ACT Agency FEIS/R Schedule 7-Jul-09 FTA Region 9, FTA HQ Agency FEIS/R Schedule 8-Jul-09 TAC Agency FEIS/R Schedule 17-Jul-09 PSC Meeting Policymaker 28-Jul-09 Dowling, CS Consultant Addressing Neighborhood Diversions - Modeling Needs 29-Jul-09 City of Oakland, ACT, F&P, CS Agency Temescal Charrette Team 3-Aug-09 Dwayne Weeks, Ray Sukys, Agency Project Update, Tech meeting ACT, CS with Dwayne Weeks (FTA) visit 3-Aug-09 Caltrans District 4, CS Agency Intersection Methodology Kick-off with Caltrans 5-Aug-09 City of Oakland, ACT, F&P, CS Agency Fruitvale Charrette

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix D Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Team 6-Aug-09 City of Berkeley, CS Agency Intersection LOS and Neighborhood Diversion Analysis Methods 13-Aug-09 TAC Agency FEIS/R LPA Schedule Overlay/Relationship 21-Aug-09 City of Oakland, ACT, F&P, Agency Oakland parking issues KHA 21-Aug-09 PSC Meeting Policymaker Bus Emissions, Combined Schedule for LPA/FEIS 31-Aug-09 Caltrans PDT Kickoff Agency Initiate and coordinate Caltrans project approval process 2-Sep-09 CS, Fehr & Peers Agency Coordinate Oakland station locations 3-Sep-09 City of San Leandro, ACT, CS, Agency Review San Leandro CP technical materials, organize San Leandro outreach 10-Sep-09 TAC Agency Ongoing coordination with stakeholder agencies 15-Sep-09 ACT, CS, City of Berkeley, F&P Agency Berkeley Neighborhood Diversions for Public Mtgs and FEIS 16-Sep-09 ACT, CS, KHA, F&P, City of Agency Discuss future outreach Oakland process and Oakland station locations 17-Sep-09 City of San Leandro, ACT, CS, Agency Organize San Leandro CP outreach 23-Sep-09 ACT, CS, KHA, F&P, Parsons, Agency Wrap up LPA design City of Oakland elements for the City of Oakland 21-Sep-09 City of Oakland, CirclePoint, Agency Coordinate Oakland outreach Nelson Nygaard, F&P, CD&A efforts 1-Oct-09 FTA, ACT, Gannett Fleming Agency FTA project audit 6-Oct-09 Caltrans, ACT, PTG, KHA, CS Agency Design criteria, environmental tech studies, traffic analysis methodology 8-Oct-09 TAC Agency Effect of shifting BRT funding to AC Transit operations 8-Oct-09 City of San Leandro, ACT, CS, Agency Prepare for San Leandro CP public meetings 16-Oct-09 PSC Meeting Policymaker Effect of shifting BRT funding to AC Transit operations 19-Oct-09 ACT, CS, F&P, City of Oakland Agency City of Oakland/Fehr & Peers progress & scheduling meeting 21-Oct-09 Madison Marquette, ACT, CP Stakeholder Coordination with Bayfair Center 21-Oct-09 City of San Leandro, ACT, CS, Agency Prepare for San Leandro CP public meetings 22-Oct-09 City of San Leandro, ACT, CS, Public Public feedback on BRT CP design in San Leandro

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix D Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report 27-Oct-09 City of San Leandro, ACT, CS, Public Public feedback on BRT CP design in San Leandro 28-Oct-09 ACT, CS, F&P, Jacobs, PTG, Agency Bike lane coordination and KHA, City of Oakland parking mitigation 28-Oct-09 BASSL, Halcyon-Foothill HOA, Stakeholder Feedback on BRT design City of San Leandro, ACT, CS, from Business Association of CP South San Leandro and Halcyon-Foothill Homeowners Association 30-Oct-09 FTA, ACT Agency Use of CMAQ funding 2-Nov-09 Ghirardelli Chocolate, ACT, CP Stakeholder Review of project with Ghirardelli Chocolate 3-Nov-09 Caltrans, ACT, PTG, CS Agency Caltrans project approval process, environmental tech studies, traffic and forecasting methodology 5-Nov-09 ACT, CS, F&P, Jacobs, PTG, Agency Review and revise F&P KHA, City of Oakland corridor designs for E 12th/International 7-Nov-09 City of San Leandro, ACT, CS, Public Public feedback on BRT CP, KHA design in San Leandro 12-Nov-09 TAC Agency Discuss bus lane ops, fund shift, schedule - specificially Oakland schedule. 19-Nov-09 Berkeley Transportation Public Discussion on Transportation Commission, Public, Berkeley Commission's City Staff recommendation to the Planning Commission on Berkeley BRT LPA 20-Nov-09 PSC Meeting Policymaker BRT funding and operations 23-Nov-09 ACT, PTG, KHA, CS, Fehr & Agency Debrief Oakland Peers, City of Oakland Administrators meeting, settle on Oakland design for public meetings 1-Dec-09 Caltrans, ACT, PTG, CS Agency Caltrans project approval, traffic existing conditions 2-Dec-09 Rapid Bus Plus Coalition, City Stakeholder Develop definition of Rapid of Berkeley, CS Bus Plus for evaluation in FEIS/R 9-Dec-09 Berkeley Planning Commission, Public Recommendation to City Public Council about the Berkeley LPA 10-Dec-09 TAC Agency FTA review (Ron Fischer), City updates 10-Dec-09 City of Oakland, ACT Policymaker Review of project with Councilmember Reid 15-Dec-09 City of San Leandro, ACT, CS, Agency Prepare for San Leandro CP Planning Commission meeting 15-Dec-09 City of Oakland, ACT Policymaker Overview of project and upcoming public outreach with Public Works Committee

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix D Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report 16-Dec-09 City of Oakland, ACT Policymaker Review of project with Councilmember Brooks 17-Dec-09 S Young, City of San Leandro, Stakeholder Shelia Young feedback on ACT, CS project 17-Dec-09 City of San Leandro, ACT, CS, Policymaker Planning Commission CP feedback on project 18-Dec-09 City of Oakland, ACT, CS Agency Prepare and coordinate for January public outreach meetings 6-Jan-10 FTA, ACT, CS Agency Coordinate with FTA on project development 6-Jan-10 City of Oakland, ACT Policymaker Review of project with Councilmember Kaplan 6-Jan-10 City of Oakland, ACT Policymaker Review of project with Councilmember Kernighan 7-Jan-10 TAC Agency Review of Cleveland BRT, Construction impacts, city updates 7-Jan-10 City of Oakland, ACT Policymaker Review of project with Councilmember Quan 7-Jan-10 ACT, Jacobs, CS Agency Discussion of dual door buses 8-Jan-10 City of Oakland, ACT Policymaker Review of project with Councilmember de la Fuente 8-Jan-10 City of Oakland, ACT, F&P, CS, Agency Final preparations for January CirclePoint public outreach meetings 11-Jan-10 City of Oakland, F&P, Nelson Public Public meeting in Fruitvale Nygaard, Public 12-Jan-10 City of Oakland, F&P, Nelson Public Public meeting in Eastlake Nygaard, Public 8-Jan-10 City of Oakland, ACT Policymaker Review of project with Councilmember Nadel 21-Jan-10 City of Oakland, F&P, Nelson Public Public meeting in East Nygaard, Public Oakland 22-Jan-10 PSC Meeting Policymaker BRT status and construction impacts 26-Jan-10 City TAC Meeting Agency Status of CMAQ fund shift, dual door buses, LPA decision-process 26-Jan-10 City of Oakland, F&P, Nelson Public Public meeting in Temescal Nygaard, Public 27-Jan-10 City of Oakland, F&P, Nelson Public Public meeting in Downtown Nygaard, Public Oakland (midday) 27-Jan-10 City of Oakland, F&P, Nelson Public Public meeting in Downtown Nygaard, Public Oakland (evening) 28-Jan-10 City of Oakland, F&P, Nelson Public Public meeting in East Nygaard, Public Oakland 29-Jan-10 City of San Leandro, ACT, CS Agency Prepare for upcoming LPA policymaker meetings 29-Jan-10 Caltrans, ACT Agency Discuss cooperative agreement

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix D Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report 2-Feb-10 Caltrans, ACT, PTG, CS Agency Caltrans project approval process, design exceptions 3-Feb-10 City of Oakland, F&P, Nelson Policymaker Oakland Planning Nygaard, Public Commission meeting - overview of BRT comments and preparation to recommend LPA 4-Feb-10 City of Oakland, ACT, F&P, Agency Prepare for upcoming LPA Nelson Nygaard, CS policymaker meetings 4-Feb-10 City of Berkeley, F&P, Nelson Policymaker Berkeley Transportation Nygaard, Public Commission meeting to recommend LPA 9-Feb-10 City of San Leandro, ACT, CS Policymaker San Leandro Facilities & Public Transportation Committee meeting to recommend LPA 10-Feb-10 City of Berkeley, F&P, Nelson Policymaker Berkeley Planning Nygaard, Public Commission meeting to recommend LPA 11-Feb-10 TAC Agency LPA decision making process and schedule, capital cost components, city updates 17-Feb-10 City of Oakland, F&P, Nelson Policymaker Oakland Planning Nygaard, Public Commission meeting to recommend LPA 19-Feb-10 PSC Meeting Policymaker BRT decision making process, capital cost summary 23-Feb-10 City of Berkeley, ACT, CS, KHA Agency Process coordination and prep for City Council meeting 24-Feb-10 FTA Region 9, ACT Agency Coordination with FTA 25-Feb-10 Allen Temple, ACT Stakeholder Discuss BRT issues with representatives of Allen Temple 1-Mar-10 City of Oakland, ACT, CS, KHA Agency Process coordination to prep for Public Works Committee meeting 2-Mar-10 Caltrans, ACT, PTG, CS Agency Caltrans project approval process, design exceptions 10-Mar-10 City of Berkeley Policymaker Berkeley Planning Commission meeting to revised LPA recommendation 11-Mar-10 TAC Agency LPA decision making process and schedule, public and stakeholder meetings, city updates 11-Mar-10 City of San Leandro, ACT Policymaker Review of project with Councilmember Reed 15-Mar-10 City of Oakland, ACT, CS, PTG Agency Caltrans issues with Oakland design, prepare for meeting with Caltrans 16-Mar-10 Caltrans, City of Oakland, ACT, Agency Discuss Caltrans issues with CS, KHA, F&P Oakland design

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix D Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report 18-Mar-10 City of Oakland, ACT, CS, Agency LPA decision making process KHA, CP, F&P in context of environmental process, prep for upcoming Public Works meeting 19-Mar-10 PSC Meeting Policymaker Presentation on other BRT systems by Sam Zimmerman 22-Mar-10 FTA HQ, FTA Region 9, ACT, Agency FEIS/R schedule and issues CS, KKCS 23-Mar-10 City of Oakland, ACT Policymaker Review of project with Councilmember Kaplan 23-Mar-10 Public, ACT, Berkeley City Public Introduce BRT as "New Council, Berkeley Mayor, Action Item" to City Council Berkeley Staff 24-Mar-10 City of San Leandro, ACT, CS Agency Prep for LPA recommendation at upcoming Planning Commission meeting 25-Mar-10 City of San Leandro, ACT, CS Policymaker LPA recommendation by Planning Commission 8-Apr-10 TAC Agency Ongoing LPA process, policymaker meetings, city updates 13-Apr-10 City of Oakland, ACT, CS, CP, Policymaker LPA recommendation by F&P, NN Oakland Public Works Committee 14-Apr-10 ACT, CS, KHA, PTG Agency Technical Issues Mtg: Engineering Drawing, Oakland BRT Lite, Overlay Service for 2035 Peak Hour 14-Apr-10 City of Oakland, ACT, CS, F&P, Agency Discussion of Oakland BRT NN Lite 4/20/1020 Berkeley City Council, ACT, Policymaker 1st of two City Council CS, NN meetings re: BRT LPA in Berkeley. This one was the "public hearing" 20-Apr-10 Oakland City Council, ACT, CS, Policymaker LPA adoption by City Council CP, F&P 29-Apr-10 Berkeley City Council, ACT, Policymaker Berkeley adoption of LPA CS, NN without dedicated lanes 4-May-10 Caltrans, ACT, CS, PTG Agency Design exceptions, traffic impacts 5-May-10 Caltrans, ACT, CS Agency Discussion of traffic impacts 6-May-10 City of Oakland, ACT, CS, F&P Agency Implications of Berkeley action on Oakland, Oakland next steps 11-May-10 FTA HQ, FTA Region 9, ACT, Agency Coordinate on FEIS, LPA CS, KKCS issues 13-May-10 TAC Meeting Agency FEIS, LPA issues, and upcoming coordination 17-May-10 San Leandro City Council, ACT, Policymaker San Leandro adoption of LPA CS, CP with dedicated lanes in north

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix D Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report 19-May-10 FTA Region 9, ACT, CS Agency Coordinate on FEIS, LPA issues 21-May-10 PSC Meeting Policymaker LPA status, local hiring, guidance technology 9-Jun-10 ACT, CS Policymaker AC Transit Board meeting to consider adopting LPA 21-Jun-10 ACT, KHA, CS, PTG Client - AC Prep for LPA adoption, Transit pavement testing 6-Jul-10 Caltrans, CS, PTG Agency Design exceptions, letter to Jim Cunradi 22-Jul-10 Caltrans, ACT, CS, PTG Agency Discussion of traffic impacts 29-Jul-10 EBALDC, ACT Stakeholder Garner support, address concerns of EBALDC 29-Jul-10 Unity Council ACT, CS Stakeholder Garner support, address concerns of Unity Council 2-Aug-10 Chinatown Chamber of Stakeholder Garner support, address Commerce, ACT, CS concerns of Chinatown C of C 6-Aug-10 FTA Region 9, ACT, Kal Agency Coordination with FTA PMOC Krishnan, CS, KHA 12-Aug-10 TAC Agency TAC meeting 16-Aug-10 Fruitvale Design Committee, Stakeholder Discussion with Fruitvale ACT Design Committee 19-Aug-10 City of Oakland, ACT, F&P, CS, Agency Coordinate with City of PTG Oakland on FEIS/R issues 19-Aug-10 Family Bridges, ACT Stakeholder Discussion with Family Bridges 30-Aug-10 City of Oakland, ACT, F&P, CS, Agency Discuss bike lane and parking KHA with City of Oakland 30-Aug-10 St Louis Bertrand Church, ACT Stakeholder Discussion with St Louis Bertrand Church 31-Aug-10 City of Oakland, ACT, KHA Agency Discuss parking with City of Oakland 7-Sep-10 Caltrans, ACT, CS, PTG Agency PDT Mtg 7-Sep-10 St Louis Bertrand Church, Stakeholder Discussion with St Louis Oakland Community Bertrand Church, Oakland Organizations, ACT Community Organizations (OCO) 13-Sep-10 City of Oakland, F&P, ACT, CS Agency Discuss traffic analysis, Bus Bulbs Alternative 15-Sep-10 ACT, Int'l Blvd TOD CAC Stakeholder Discuss project with Int'l Blvd TOD CAC 20-Sep-10 City of Oakland, F&P, ACT, CS Agency Discuss traffic analysis 21-Sep-10 ACT, Int'l Blvd TOD Public Public Discuss project at Int'l Blvd Workshop TOD public workshop 24-Sep-10 ACT, Lincoln Rec Stakeholder Discuss project with Lincoln Ctr/Elementary School Rec Ctr/Elementary School 27-Sep-10 City of Oakland, F&P, ACT, CS, Agency Discuss traffic impacts and PTG, KHA mitigations 29-Sep-10 Temescal BID, KHA Stakeholder Discuss parking mitigations in Temescal

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix D Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report 4-Oct-10 City of Oakland, F&P, ACT, CS, Agency Discuss left turn pockets PTG, KHA 5-Oct-10 Caltrans, ACT, CS, PTG Agency PDT Mtg 6-Oct-10 Walk Oakland Bike Oakland, Stakeholder Discuss project with Walk ACT Oakland Bike Oakland 6-Oct-10 FTA Region 9, Kal Krishnan, Agency Coordination with FTA PMOC ACT, GF 7-Oct-10 Asian Health Services, ACT Stakeholder Discuss project with Asian Health Services 8-Oct-10 Asian Health Services, ACT Stakeholder Further discuss project with Asian Health Services 11-Oct-10 La Clinica, ACT, CS Stakeholder Discuss project with La Clinica 27-Oct-10 Oakland Metro Chamber of Stakeholder Discuss project with Oakland Commerce, ACT, CS Metro Chamber of Commerce 27-Oct-10 Caltrans, CS, PTG Agency Discuss traffic analysis methods, assumptions, impacts, CT review 27-Oct-10 Urban Habitat, ACT Stakeholder Discuss project with Urban Habitat 28-Oct-10 Cycles of Change, ACT Stakeholder Discuss project with Cycles of Change 2-Nov-10 Caltrans, ACT, CS, PTG Agency PDT Mtg 4-Nov-10 Caltrans, CS Agency Caltrans signal operations and definition of "split" 4-Nov-10 Oakland School District, OCO, Stakeholder Discuss project with Oakland ACT School District, OCO 8-Nov-10 Oakland, F&P, ACT, CS Agency Left turn pockets, traffic mitigations, neighborhood diversions 15-Nov-10 Oakland, F&P, ACT, CS, PTG Agency Left turn pockets 3-Dec-10 Oakland, F&P, ACT, CS, PTG, Agency Intersection mitigations KHA 3-Dec-10 OCO, ACT Stakeholder Discuss project with OCO 7-Dec-10 Caltrans, ACT, CS, PTG, GF Agency PDT Mtg 8-Dec-10 Oakland Metro Chamber of Stakeholder Discuss project with Oakland Commerce, ACT Metro Chamber of Commerce 13-Dec-10 Oakland, F&P, CS, PTG Agency Traffic mitigations, neighborhood diversions 14-Dec-10 Caltrans, CS, PTG Agency Traffic mitigations, left turn pocket requirements 4-Jan-11 Oakland, F&P, CS, KHA Agency Parking mitigations 11-Jan-11 F&P, ACT, CS Agency Neighborhood diversions, FEIS/R Alternatives chapter 13-Jan-11 Koreatown Northgate CBD, Stakeholder Discuss project with ACT Koreatown Northgate CBD 18-Jan-11 City of Oakland, F&P, ACT, CS Agency BRT ongoing project development and process, effect on overlapping projects 19-Jan-11 Caltrans, PTG Agency Caltrans ROW data sheet 25-Jan-11 Caltrans, PTG, CS, GF Agency Caltrans Coment Review

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix D Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Meeting 8-Feb-11 Oakland, F&P, ACT, CS, PTG, Agency Oakland prep for Caltrans KHA, GF Concerns 10-Feb-11 Caltrans, Oakland, ACT, CS, Agency Caltrans/Oakland BRT PTG, F&P, GF Meeting 3-Mar-11 ACT, Oakland Policymaker Jean Quan and ACT on BRT Support 8-Mar-11 FTA, ACT, CS. PTG Agency FTA Kickoff Meeting 10-Mar-11 ACT, Oakland, CS, GF Agency Oakland Mgmt Coord Mtg (first one) 23-Mar-11 ACT, GF, Oakland Agency Oakland Mgmt Coord Mtg 17-Mar-11 ACT, Oakland Policymaker Libby Schaaf and ACT on BRT Support 17-Mar-11 ACT, Oakland Policymaker Rebecca Kaplan and ACT on BRT Support 28-Mar-11 ACT, Temescal BID Stakeholder Coordination with Temescal BID 15-Apr-11 PSC Meeting Policymaker LPA status, local hiring, guidance technology 28-Apr-11 FTA, ACT, GF Agency Discuss FEIS release/pjt adoption process with FTA 4-May-11 ACT, GF, Oakland, Fehr & Agency Ongoing coordination with Peers, CS, KHA City of Oakland 25-May-11 ACT, GF, Oakland, Fehr & Agency Address key corridor Peers, CS, KHA segments with Oakland 26-May-11 FTA, Kal Krishnan, ACT, GF, Agency Ongoing coordination with CS FTA 3-Jun-11 ACT, Allen Temple, City of Stakeholder Address Allen Temple issues Oakland 8-Jun-11 ACT, GF, Oakland, Fehr & Agency Continue addressing key Peers, CS, KHA corridor segments with Oakland 15-Jun-11 FTA, ACT Agency Ongoing coordination with FTA 30-Jun-11 San Leandro, ACT Agency Status of BRT and approval process 20-Jul-11 FTA, ACT Agency Ongoing coordination with FTA 29-Jun-11 Oakland, ACT, GF, CS, KHA Agency Ongoing coordination with Oakland 14-Jul-11 Oakland, ACT, GF, CS, KHA, Agency Ongoing coordination with PTG Oakland 2-Aug-11 Oakland, ACT, GF, CS, KHA Agency Ongoing coordination with Oakland 3-Aug-11 Caltrans, ACT, CS, PTG Agency Ongoing coordination with Caltrans 18-Aug-11 Oakland, Allen Temple, ACT Stakeholder Address Allen Temple issues 23-Aug-11 Youth Uprising, ACT Stakeholder Outreach to Youth Uprising 24-Aug-11 Oakland, ACT, GF, CS Agency Ongoing coordination with Oakland 29-Aug-11 Caltrans, ACT, CS, PTG Agency Ongoing coordination with

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix D Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report Caltrans 7-Sep-11 Kal Krishnan, ACT, GF, CS, Agency Ongoing coordination with PTG FTA PMOC 13-Sep-11 FTA, Kal Krishnan, ACT, GF, Agency FTA Quarterly meeting CS, PTG 16-Sep-11 Policy Steering Committee, Policymaker East Bay BRT Policy Steering ACT Committee Meeting 19-Sep-11 Mayors Commission on Stakeholder Outreach to Mayors Disabilities, ACT Commission on Disabilities 21-Sep-11 Oakland Climate Action Stakeholder Outreach to Oakland Climate Coalition, ACT Action Coalition 26-Sep-11 International Blvd TOD CAC, Stakeholder Outreach to International Blvd ACT TOD CAC 27-Sep-11 FTA, ACT, CS Agency Status of DOSL alternative, update to Small Starts submittal, AD FEIS/R delivery 3-Oct-11 Local Organizing Ministry, ACT Stakeholder Outreach to Local Organizing Ministry 3-Oct-11 Elmhurst Merchants Stakeholder Outreach to Elmhurst Association, ACT Merchants Association 4-Oct-11 Caltrans, ACT, CS, PTG Agency Process for approving Design Exceptions, traffic analysis results, proposed traffic mitigations 5-Oct-11 San Leandro Councilmember Policymaker Discuss next phase of BRT Pauline Cutter 6-Oct-11 San Leandro Town Hall Policymaker Presentation at San Leandro Meeting, ACT Town Hall Meeting 20-Oct-11 ACTC North County Forum Stakeholder Outreach to ACTC North County Forum 25-Oct-11 East Bay Asian Youth Center, Stakeholder Outreach to East Bay Asian ACT Youth Center 26-Oct-11 East Bay Housing Organization, Stakeholder Outreach to East Bay ACT Housing Organization 3-Nov-11 Oakland Community Stakeholder Outreach to Oakland Organizations, Community Organizations, Lockwood/Havenscourt Parents Lockwood/Havenscourt and Teachers, ACT Parents and Teachers, ACT 9-Nov-11 Kal Krishnan, ACT, GF Agency Ongoing coordination with FTA PMOC

21-Nov-11 Oakland, ACT, GF, CS, KHA, Agency Ongoing coordination with Fehr & Peers Oakland

27-Nov-11 Oakland, ACT, GF, CS, AMF, Agency Prep for Oakland public CP, Fehr & Peers process

6-Dec-11 Caltrans, ACT, CS, PTG Agency Continued coordination on Caltrans project approval, review maintenance responsibilities

AC Transit East Bay BRT Project January 2012 Appendix D Final Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report 13-Dec-11 ACT, Youth Uprising Stakeholder Discuss BRT outreach

14-Dec-11 Kal Krishnan, ACT, GF Agency Ongoing coordination with FTA PMOC

15-Dec-11 Kal Krishnan, ACT Agency Corridor tour with FTA PMOC

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