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Attachment a - Potential Project List Attachment A - Potential Project List Stop ID Direction Stop Name City Pavement Metal Bench Metal Trash Can Shelter Solar Lighting 60909 E Campbell & Winchester Campbell ü ü ü 64104 E Hamilton & Winchester Campbell ü ü 62708 N Winchester & Campbell Campbell ü ü 62813 N Bascom & Campbell Campbell ü 62814 N Bascom & Campisi Campbell ü ü 60980 W Campbell & Bascom Campbell ü ü 60984 W Campbell & Winchester Campbell ü ü ü 64193 W Hamilton & Winchester Campbell ü ü ü 60565 E Stevens Creek & Stelling Cupertino ü 60566 E Stevens Creek & Bandley Cupertino ü 60572 E Stevens Creek & Finch Cupertino ü ü 66043 E Homestead & Wolfe Cupertino ü ü ü 60695 N Saich & Stevens Creek Cupertino ü ü 61012 N Wolfe & Stevens Creek Cupertino ü ü 62162 N Stelling & Stevens Creek Cupertino ü ü ü 62314 N De Anza & Stevens Creek Cupertino ü ü 62317 N Sunnyvale-Saratoga & Homestead Cupertino ü ü 60698 S Stelling & Pepper Tree Cupertino ü ü 60882 S Miller & Richwood Cupertino ü ü ü 62212 S Stelling & Homestead Cupertino ü 65914 S De Anza & Rodrigues Cupertino ü ü 65910 E Mantelli & Wren Gilroy ü ü 63356 N Monterey & 1st Gilroy ü ü 63359 N Monterey & Leavesley Gilroy ü 64978 N Church & Pierce Gilroy ü 64967 S Church & Pierce Gilroy ü ü 64968 S Church & Welburn Gilroy ü ü 65994 S Kern & Camrose Gilroy ü 65996 S Wren & 1st Gilroy ü 65911 W Mantelli & Wren Gilroy ü ü 60346 E El Camino & San Antonio Los Altos ü ü 60350 E El Camino & Rengstorff Los Altos ü ü ü ü 60687 N San Antonio & Almond Los Altos ü ü ü 60525 S San Antonio & El Camino Los Altos ü ü ü ü 60500 W El Camino & Showers Los Altos ü ü ü 60501 W El Camino & San Antonio Los Altos ü ü 65059 N Foothill College Los Altos Hills ü 61386 E Ranch & McCarthy Walmart Milpitas ü ü ü 63233 E Great Mall & Abel Milpitas ü 63544 E Dempsey & Park Victoria Milpitas ü ü ü 63234 N Main & Great Mall Parkway Milpitas ü 63525 N Park Victoria & Landess Milpitas ü ü ü 61398 S Main & Serra Milpitas ü ü ü 62458 S Milpitas & Dixon Milpitas ü ü 62463 S Escuela & Milpitas High School Milpitas ü ü 63244 S Main & Great Mall Drive Milpitas ü ü 64652 S South Milpitas & Montague Milpitas ü 62450 W Dixon & Arizona Milpitas ü ü Page 1 of 12 Stop ID Direction Stop Name City Pavement Metal Bench Metal Trash Can Shelter Solar Lighting 63524 W Landess & Park Victoria Milpitas ü ü 63531 W Calaveras & Park Victoria Milpitas ü ü 63841 W Great Mall & McCandless Milpitas ü 65341 W Great Mall & Abel Milpitas ü ü 60146 N Monterey & Vineyard Morgan Hill ü ü ü 60156 N Monterey & Dunne Morgan Hill ü ü ü 63379 N Monterey & Tennant Morgan Hill ü ü 63443 S Monterey & Dunne Morgan Hill ü 63447 S Monterey & Vineyard Morgan Hill ü 60155 W Morgan Hill Caltrain Morgan Hill ü 60159 W Main & Hale Morgan Hill ü 60228 W Live Oak High School Morgan Hill ü 60352 E El Camino & El Monte Mountain View ü ü 60359 E El Camino & Yuba Mountain View ü ü ü ü 60360 E El Camino & Americana Mountain View ü 65912 E Villa & Franklin Mountain View ü ü 60691 N San Antonio & El Camino Mountain View ü 61282 N Logue & Middlefield Mountain View ü 62068 N Truman & Bryant Mountain View ü ü 60524 S Showers & Latham Mountain View ü ü 61265 S Showers & Latham Mountain View ü ü 61408 S Rengstorff & Middlefield Mountain View ü ü ü 61541 S Showers & Latham Mountain View ü 62034 S Shoreline & Middlefield Mountain View ü ü 62105 S Moffett & Middlefield Mountain View ü ü ü 62112 S Castro & Harpster Mountain View ü ü ü 64957 S Showers & Latham Mountain View ü ü 65913 S Shoreline & Sutter Creek Mountain View ü ü 60490 W El Camino & Sylvan Mountain View ü ü ü ü 60491 W El Camino & Mountain View-Alviso Mountain View ü ü ü 60497 W El Camino & Escuela Mountain View ü ü 61539 W California & Rengstorff Mountain View ü ü ü 60335 E El Camino & California Palo Alto ü ü ü 60337 E El Camino & Hansen Palo Alto ü ü 60340 E El Camino & Los Robles Palo Alto ü ü 60343 E El Camino & Arastradero Palo Alto ü 64389 N Arastradero & Gunn High School Palo Alto ü ü ü 64958 N California Avenue Caltrain Palo Alto ü ü 60329 S El Camino & Palm Palo Alto ü 60330 S El Camino & Galvez Palo Alto ü ü 60504 W El Camino & Charleston Palo Alto ü 60512 W El Camino & California Palo Alto ü ü 60397 E The Alameda & Newhall San Jose ü ü 60399 E The Alameda & University San Jose ü 60405 E The Alameda & Cleaves San Jose ü 60406 E The Alameda & Bush San Jose ü 60416 E Santa Clara & 13th San Jose ü 60583 E Stevens Creek & Saratoga San Jose ü 60586 E Stevens Creek & Cypress San Jose ü ü Page 2 of 12 Stop ID Direction Stop Name City Pavement Metal Bench Metal Trash Can Shelter Solar Lighting 60590 E Forest & Monroe San Jose ü ü ü 60591 E Forest & Di Salvo San Jose ü ü ü 60595 E San Carlos & Arleta San Jose ü 60596 E San Carlos & Leland San Jose ü ü 60597 E San Carlos & Leigh San Jose ü ü ü 60598 E San Carlos & Buena Vista San Jose ü ü 60601 E San Carlos & Lincoln San Jose ü ü ü 60701 E Bollinger & De Anza San Jose ü ü 60713 E Williams & Saratoga San Jose ü ü 60716 E Williams & Boynton San Jose ü ü 60732 E Fruitdale & Bascom San Jose ü ü 60733 E Fruitdale & Sherman Oaks San Jose ü ü 60736 E Fruitdale & St Elizabeth San Jose ü 60754 E Keyes & 1st San Jose ü ü 60766 E Story & Jackson San Jose ü 60898 E Campbell & Saratoga San Jose ü 60940 E Tully & Monterey San Jose ü 60943 E Tully & Senter San Jose ü ü 61124 E Santa Teresa & Cottle San Jose ü ü 61621 E Naglee & Dana San Jose ü ü ü 61622 E Naglee & Park San Jose ü 61623 E Naglee & The Alameda San Jose ü ü 61714 E Capitol & Snell San Jose ü 61745 E Samaritan & Good Samaritan Hospital San Jose ü ü ü 62639 E Brokaw & Junction San Jose ü 62640 E Brokaw & Ridder Park San Jose ü 62641 E Murphy & Oakland San Jose ü 62642 E Murphy & Ringwood San Jose ü ü 62652 E Landess & Morrill San Jose ü ü 63038 E Alum Rock & Capitol San Jose ü ü 63041 E Alum Rock & White San Jose ü 63296 E Santa Teresa & Snell San Jose ü ü 63486 E Senter & Monterey San Jose ü ü ü 63487 E Senter & Ezie San Jose ü ü ü 63494 E Capitol & Senter San Jose ü ü 63495 E Capitol & McLaughlin San Jose ü 63705 E Senter & Monterey San Jose ü ü 63706 E Sylvandale & Senter San Jose ü ü 63736 E San Carlos & 10th San Jose ü 63903 E Rigoletto & Othello San Jose ü ü ü ü 63994 E Park & Naglee San Jose ü ü 64018 E McKee & King San Jose ü ü 64020 E McKee & Rancho Verde San Jose ü 64023 E McKee & Jackson San Jose ü ü ü 64650 E Stevens Creek & Winchester San Jose ü 64684 E Ocala & Adrian San Jose ü 65465 E Tully & 10th San Jose ü 65526 E Sierra & Piedmont San Jose ü ü 65604 E Silver Creek Valley & Silver Creek Valley San Jose ü ü Page 3 of 12 Stop ID Direction Stop Name City Pavement Metal Bench Metal Trash Can Shelter Solar Lighting 65613 E Silver Creek Valley & Fontanoso San Jose ü 65952 E Skyport & Technology San Jose ü 65954 E Brokaw & 1st San Jose ü 65958 E Julian & 6th San Jose ü ü 65960 E Murphy & Oyama San Jose ü ü 65971 E Julian & 10th San Jose ü ü 65980 E Senter & Monterey San Jose ü 60015 N Technology & Metro San Jose ü 60022 N 1st & Mission San Jose ü 60061 N King & Lido San Jose ü 60064 N King & Kammerer San Jose ü 60068 N King & Las Plumas San Jose ü ü 60111 N Ohlone-Chynoweth Station (Bay 4) San Jose ü 60722 N Winchester & Magliocco San Jose ü ü ü 60750 N Tamien Station San Jose ü ü ü 60975 N Bascom & Elden San Jose ü ü 61262 N Capitol & Aborn San Jose ü ü ü 61716 N Monterey & Senter San Jose ü ü ü 61780 N Monterey & Branham San Jose ü ü 61782 N Monterey & Skyway San Jose ü ü 61837 N Captiol & Tully San Jose ü 61983 N 1st & Orchard San Jose ü ü 62233 N Saratoga & Campbell San Jose ü ü ü 62234 N Saratoga & Graves San Jose ü ü 62711 N Winchester & Colonial San Jose ü ü 62713 N Winchester & Payne San Jose ü ü ü 62825 N Bascom & San Carlos San Jose ü ü ü 62911 N Meridian & Portobello San Jose ü ü 62998 N Almaden & Foxchase San Jose ü ü 62999 N Almaden & Chynoweth San Jose ü 63000 N Almaden & Branham San Jose ü ü 63002 N Almaden & Foxworthy San Jose ü ü 63185 N Snell & Santa Teresa San Jose ü ü ü ü 63186 N Snell & Calero San Jose ü ü 63188 N Snell & Blossom Hill San Jose ü 63195 N Monterey & Rancho San Jose ü 63197 N Monterey & Southside San Jose ü ü ü 63198 N Monterey & Lewis San Jose ü ü 63199 N Monterey & Lewis San Jose ü ü 63202 N Monterey & Tully San Jose ü 63203 N Monterey & Railroad Crossing San Jose ü ü 63204 N Monterey & Phelan San Jose ü ü 63206 N 1st & Alma San Jose ü ü ü 63208 N 1st & Martha San Jose ü ü ü 63209 N 1st & Virginia San Jose ü ü 63223 N Oakland & Brokaw San Jose ü ü 63407 N Cottle & Great Oaks San Jose ü 63408 N Monterey & Blossom Hill San Jose ü ü 63409 N Monterey & Roeder San Jose ü ü Page 4 of 12 Stop ID Direction Stop Name City Pavement Metal Bench Metal Trash Can Shelter Solar Lighting 63410 N Monterey & Roeder San Jose ü ü 63411 N Monterey & Edenview San Jose ü ü 63489 N Senter & Coyote San Jose ü ü ü 63490 N Senter & Nokomis San Jose ü ü 63491 N Senter & Hellyer San Jose ü ü 63492 N Senter & Sylvandale San Jose ü ü 63493 N Senter & Singleton San Jose ü ü 63503 N Adrian & Amador San Jose ü 63504 N Jackson & Story San Jose ü ü ü 63508 N Jackson & Alum Rock San Jose ü ü 63509 N Jackson & Madden San Jose ü ü 63511 N Jackson & McKee San Jose ü ü ü 63512 N Jackson & Brushglen San Jose ü ü 63513 N Jackson & Ashglen San Jose ü 63592 N White & Quimby San Jose ü ü ü 63596 N White & Marten San Jose ü ü 63600 N White & Story San Jose ü ü 63607 N White & McKee San Jose ü ü 63714 N McLaughlin & Capitol Expressway San Jose ü ü 63719 N McLaughlin & Tully San Jose ü 63721 N McLaughlin & Bayard San Jose ü ü ü ü 63723 N McLaughlin & Fair San Jose ü 63724 N McLaughlin & Carnelian San Jose ü ü 63728 N McLaughlin & Sunny San Jose ü
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