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California Department of Parks and Recreation Office of Grants and Local Services California Department of Parks and Recreation Office of Grants and Local Services Recreational Trails Program 10/23/2008 Project Number Porject Name Agency Amount 7/1/2008 RT-34-017 Western States/Pioneer Express Trail DPR Statewide Trails Office $173,800 Rehab. RT-19-032 Reconstruction of Eastside Neighborhood City of Pasadena, Parks & Natural Resources $175,000 & JPL Conn RT-30-023 Salt Creek Trail Enhancement Project City of Laguna Niguel $560,000 RT-34-016 Improving Del Paso Regional Park's Trails City of Sacramento $300,000 RT-04-004 Bidwell Park Middle Trail Rehabilitation City of Chico $175,802 Project RT-01-013 Historic Cryer Boathouse Bay Trail Gap City of Oakland, Comm & Econ Dev Agency $600,000 Closure, Oa RT-36-007 Pacific Electric Trail Segment 6 City of Fontana $250,000 RT-37-023 Encinitas Recreational Trail City of Encinitas $32,813 RT-30-022 Lincoln Avenue Multi-use Trail Staging City of Anaheim $415,024 Area RT-19-031 San Rafael Hills "Mountain Do" Trail City of Glendale $172,570 RT-29-002 Hirschman's Trail City of Nevada City $195,360 RT-29-001 Truckee River Trail Phase II Town of Truckee $290,200 RT-01-012 San Leandro Slough Bridge City of San Leandro $395,000 RT-30-020 Santa Ana Golden Loop Trail Rehabilitation City of Santa Ana, Parks, Rec & Comm Sv $253,440 RT-49-009 Hood Mountain - Lower Johnson Ridge County of Sonoma $117,500 Trail RT-30-021 Lemon Hill Recreation Trail City of Villa Park $666,300 RT-01-014 Livermore Area RPD Trail Segments H2 Livermore Area R.P.D. $584,517 and F Page 1 California Department of Parks and Recreation Office of Grants and Local Services Recreational Trails Program 10/23/2008 Project Number Porject Name Agency Amount 7/1/2006 RT-54-004 St. John's River Parkway Trail - Phase IV City of Visalia $79,000 RT-34-012 Elk Grove Regional Park Trail Cosumnes C.S.D. $216,000 RT-48-004 Central County Bikeway Gap Closure City of Suisun City $160,000 RT-04-003 North Fork Trail Extension DPR Statewide Trails Office $136,800 RT-12-008 Foothill Trail Bridge Replacement DPR Statewide Trails Office $199,490 RT-12-006 Burlington Nature Trail Improvement DPR Statewide Trails Office $190,400 RT-30-013 Thornton Park Recreational Trail City of Santa Ana $102,752 Refurbishment RT-09-006 D.L. Bliss State Park: Rubicon Trail DPR Statewide Trails Office $144,000 RT-21-007 Carson Falls Trail Restoration Marin Municipal Water District $155,329 RT-44-003 A Bridge To The Past Old Growth Trail DPR Statewide Trails Office $151,679 Loop RT-17-001 Forbes Creek Trail W/Side Park City of Lakeport $96,800 RT-49-007 Fallen Bridge Trail Reconstruction DPR Statewide Trails Office $236,520 RT-34-011 Hagan Park American River Access Trail Cordova R.P.D. $152,000 RT-01-008 Oakland Waterfront Bay Trail City of Oakland, Comm & Econ Dev Agency $450,000 RT-20-001 Ahwahnee Hills Park Recreational Trail County of Madera, Resources Management $410,246 Agency RT-54-005 East Mill Creek Trail - Phase I City of Visalia $81,000 RT-19-028 Prime Desert Woodlands Trails, Phase II City of Lancaster $294,000 RT-34-013 Oak Parkway Open Space Corridor Trail - City of Folsom $155,200 Phase II RT-19-026 Rio Hondo River Park City of El Monte $222,500 RT-01-009 Big Break Shoreline Trail Gap Closure East Bay R.P.D. $200,000 RT-31-006 Coon Creek Regional Park Trail County of Placer, Facility Services $93,500 RT-19-027 Sunset Overlook Trailhead City of Pasadena, Parks & Natural Resources $201,600 Area/Hahamongna Watershe RT-30-016 Santiago Creek Bike Trail Enhancement City of Santa Ana $240,000 RT-30-014 Fairview Park Bicycle Trail Project City of Costa Mesa $256,000 RT-33-005 Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Pk City of Riverside, Parks & Recreation $108,233 RT-01-011 De Anza Historic Core Linkage City of Oakland, Comm & Econ Dev Agency $792,000 RT-19-030 Sycamore Canyon Park Trail Phase IV City of Diamond Bar $304,920 RT-34-014 Humbug-Willow Creek Trail - Final Gap City of Folsom $259,000 Closure RT-34-015 Ninos Parkway Trail, Phase III City of Sacramento $200,000 RT-45-001 Vista Point Overlook Trail DPR Statewide Trails Office $126,720 RT-30-017 Coyote Creek Bikeway City of La Habra $472,560 RT-30-019 Fairview Triangle Habitat Restoration City of Santa Ana $132,000 RT-19-029 Lower Arroyo Seco Trail/Trailhead City of Pasadena, Parks & Natural Resources $196,700 Improvements RT-49-008 South Burma Trail DPR Statewide Trails Office $116,000 RT-30-015 Laguna Lake Park Regional Trail Project City of Fullerton $400,000 RT-43-006 Coyote Lake Phase II Trails Development County of Santa Clara $480,000 RT-55-001 Beaver Creek Accessibility and DPR Statewide Trails Office $55,000 Connectivity Proj. Page 2 California Department of Parks and Recreation Office of Grants and Local Services Recreational Trails Program 10/23/2008 Project Number Porject Name Agency Amount RT-44-002 Skyline To The Sea Trail - Big Basin State DPR Statewide Trails Office $96,689 Park RT-50-002 Tuolumne River Regional Park Riverwalk City of Modesto $125,000 Trail RT-41-005 Mirada Surf Coastal Trail County of San Mateo, Parks & Recreation $195,000 RT-30-018 Oso Creek Trail Comprehensive Sign City of Mission Viejo $285,120 Program 7/1/2004 RT-19-021 Kenneth Hahn State Rec Area County of Los Angeles, Parks $79,653 RT-31-005 Auburn Ravine Improvement Project - City of Lincoln $134,000 Phase II RT-40-004 Moonstone Beach Boardwalk DPR Statewide Trails Office $197,000 RT-37-022 Lake Morena Pk Pacific Crest Trail County of San Diego, Parks & Recreation $164,000 Staging Area RT-41-004 Atherton Channel Trail And Bridge Town of Atherton $104,800 RT-01-007 Roberts Regional Rec. Area Trail East Bay R.P.D. $90,000 Improvements RT-42-001 Santa Maria River Nature Trail City of Santa Maria $250,000 RT-38-003 Pine Lake Trail Improvement City & County of San Francisco RPD $220,000 RT-34-010 Ninos Parkway Biketrail City of Sacramento $150,000 RT-01-010 Oakland Waterfront Bay Trail City of Oakland, Comm & Econ Dev Agency $450,000 RT-31-007 Harding to Royer Bike Trail - Phase I City of Roseville $267,000 RT-47-002 Lake Siskiyou Trail Improvements Siskiyou Co. Flood Control WCD $328,800 RT-50-001 Jacob Myers Park Trail Development City of Riverbank $105,477 RT-12-009 Creekside Park Loop Trail Willow Creek CSD $25,000 RT-01-006 Temescal Regional Recreation Area East Bay R.P.D. $125,000 7/1/2003 RT-31-004 Tahoe City Lakeside Trail Tahoe City P.U.D. $200,000 RT-37-020 Otay Valley Regional Park Trail City of San Diego, Parks $142,000 Improvements RT-30-012 Sea Terrace Park City of Dana Point $150,000 RT-37-019 Elfin Forest Bridge Olivenhain MWD $58,160 RT-34-009 Humbug-Willow Creek Trail III City of Folsom $157,500 RT-19-020 Agoura Hills Open Sp & Rec Trail City of Agoura Hills $150,000 RT-43-005 Stevens Creek Trail Improvement County of Santa Clara $185,000 RT-19-022 RIO HONDO TRAIL/GARVEY County of Los Angeles, Parks $159,680 STR.BRIDGE REHAB. RT-19-023 Indiana Overcrossing Link Trail City of La Cañada Flintridge $236,000 RT-19-024 Peck Bandini City of Los Angeles, Recreation & Parks $120,000 RT-34-008 North Laguna Wildlife Bike Trail II City of Sacramento $119,341 RT-40-005 Marine Terrace Trail Cambria CSD $127,402 RT-21-006 Starkweather Shoreline Park City of San Rafael $132,050 Page 3 California Department of Parks and Recreation Office of Grants and Local Services Recreational Trails Program 10/23/2008 Project Number Porject Name Agency Amount 7/1/2002 RT-34-005 Tillotson Parkway Extension Southgate R.P.D. $134,565 RT-36-006 Running Springs-Village Trail Rim of the World RPD $34,541 RT-30-011 Tri-City Park Trails City of Placentia $110,000 RT-07-008 Richmond Parkway Bay Trail City of Richmond $189,000 RT-37-021 William Heise Park Trails County of San Diego, Parks & Recreation $11,475 RT-10-002 Macmichael Loop Section San Joaquin River Conservancy $124,720 RT-19-025 Calabasas Trail City of Calabasas $150,000 RT-19-018 Jalapa Park Trail Improvement City of Covina $120,000 RT-43-004 Los Gatos Creek Trail Imp. County of Santa Clara $200,000 RT-18-002 Homestead Connector Trail County of Lassen $25,000 RT-37-018 Lake Hodges Dam Crossing Trail San Dieguito River Park Joint Powers Ath $236,250 RT-19-019 Headwater Corners City of Calabasas $150,000 RT-34-007 Laguna Creek Staging Area Cosumnes C.S.D. $133,320 RT-34-006 ARCADE CREEK TRAIL IMPROVEMENT Arcade Creek R.P.D. $87,452 RT-12-005 Prairie Creek Trail Imvmts DPR Statewide Trails Office $187,960 RT-36-005 Wilson Creek Trail County of San Bernardino $65,000 RT-21-005 Inkwells Bridge County of Marin, Parks and Open Space $100,000 7/1/2001 RT-09-004 Sly Park Multi-Use Trail Access El Dorado Irrigation Dist. $215,045 RT-56-004 Ojai Valley Trail Repair County of Ventura $225,000 RT-36-002 Chino Hills Trails City of Chino Hills $54,721 RT-37-015 Encinitas Rec.
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