July 14, 2014 Pasadena to Azusa: on Time; on Budget Pasadena-Azusa

July 14, 2014 Pasadena to Azusa: on Time; on Budget Pasadena-Azusa

Foothill Gold Line Update Briefing July 14, 2014 Pasadena to Azusa: On Time; On Budget Pasadena-Azusa • Fully funded by Measure R • Three design-build contracts, totaling more than $550 million • Construction overseen by the Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority (Foothill Gold Line) • Construction completion anticipated - September 2015; Turn-over to Metro • Building six new light rail stations in five cities; all with parking 2 Pasadena to Azusa Major Milestones • DB1: Gold Line Bridge Complete – December 2012 • DB2: Alignment Contract – On Schedule/On Budget >70% Complete Freight track realignment complete All 14 at-grade street crossings complete or underway All 24 bridge structures complete or underway Drainage – >70% complete Retaining walls – >70% complete Soundwalls – >40% complete OCS foundations – >70% complete Light rail track installation underway Design – All Packages are AFC • DB3/Parking: Construction underway on Arcadia, Monrovia Irwindale and Azusa Structures 3 Station Construction Status Under Construction Under Construction Under Construction Arcadia Monrovia Duarte/City of Hope Under Construction Under Construction Under Construction Irwindale Azusa-Downtown APU/Citrus College 4 Arcadia Station Progress Future Arcadia Station Station Area Today 5 Monrovia Station Progress Future Monrovia Station Station Area Today Duarte/City of Hope Station Progress Future Duarte/City of Hope Station Station Area Today Irwindale Station Progress Future Irwindale Station Station Area Today 8 Azusa-Downtown Station Progress Future Downtown Azusa Station Station Area Today APU/Citrus College Station Progress Future APU/Citrus College Station Station Area Today Station Parking Status All stations have parking (# of spaces): • Arcadia – 300 • Monrovia – 350 • Irwindale – 350 • APU/Citrus College – 200 • Duarte/City of Hope – 125 • Azusa Downtown – 200* Arcadia Parking Structure Monrovia Parking Structure *Gold Line parking will be integrated into multi-use structure with City and Foothill Transit 11 11 of 11 14 At Arcadia - Grade Crossings Complete Grade Crossings 1st & Santa Clara Monrovia Mayflower Magnolia Myrtle California Mountain Duarte Buena Vista In Progress In Highland Irwindale Yet toStart Yet Completed Virginia San Gabriel Azusa Azusa 12 Alameda Dalton Pasadena At-Grade Crossings - Vehicles Typical At-Grade Crossing Configuration Metro Gold Line trains will cross streets at street level (referred to as “at-grade”) Equipment Prevents Vehicle “Drive-Arounds”: • Exit Gates (Quad Gates) • Train-Coming-LED signals • Raised Medians 13 At-Grade Crossings - Pedestrians Pedestrian Warning Devices: • Pedestrian Gates (Physical Barrier), Swing Gates, Bells • ADA approved Tactile strips, Signs 14 Shared Corridor – Future Condition Light Rail Shared-Use Corridor Only (Light Rail and Freight) • Shared use corridor east of San Gabriel River (light rail and freight share right- of-way, but use separate tracks) • Must keep freight line operational through construction 15 Construction Activities – Shared Corridor Freight Track Realignment – Complete San Gabriel River through Glendora city limit 16 Nearly All 24 Structures Complete In Progress Completed Yet to Start Gold Line Bridge – Prep for Track San Gabriel River Bridge – Concrete Placement Installation 17 Bridge Structure Highlights Palm Drive Bridges San Gabriel River Bridge Foothill Bridge Santa Anita Avenue Bridge 18 Operation Campus New 24-acre facility – located in Monrovia Provide adequate capacity for Gold Line and other regional light rail lines – 84 car capacity 19 Construction – Operations Campus Main Building Storage Track & OCS Poles Maintenance of Way Area 20 21 Wall Installation 22 OCS Installation 23 Azusa to Montclair -24- Project Development Process Five major phases: Transit Service Construction Engineering/ Environmental NEPA Alternatives (EIR)/ Analysis Select LPA Anticipated Where We Are 2016-2021 Completed Now* Completed 2013 2003 Approved funding agreement with Metro allows up to $36 million of Measure R funding for advancing design and environmental work 25 Project Readiness Alternatives Analysis Complete Locally Preferred Alternative Selected • Alignment • Station and Parking Locations Environmentally Cleared (CEQA) Right of Way Purchased Station Artists/Concepts Selected Political and Community Support for LPA Advanced Conceptual Engineering/Design Funding Approved • Contract Awarded to Support Construction Authority 26 Approved Locally Preferred Alternative Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension — Azusa to Montclair Future Glendora Station Future San Dimas Station Future Claremont Station Future La Verne Station Future Pomona Station Future Montclair Station Approved by Construction Authority Board of Directors – March 2013 27 Project Engineering Schedule Activity 2014 2015 2016 Engineering/NEPA: Consultant Procurement Jan.’14- Apr. ‘14 (Pre-bid mtg. Nov 20) Develop Plan Set April ‘ 14- Oct. ‘15 City Review Oct. - Dec ‘15 Finalize Dec ’15 – Apr. ‘16 Execute MOUs – City & July ’14 – June ‘15 Authority Grade Crossing Diagnostics Nov ’14 - March‘15 Fire Life Safety Planning Nov ’14 – April ’16 City Coordination Meetings July ’14 – April ’16 28 Funding Azusa to Montclair • Approved Funding Agreement with Metro includes $36 million for advanced conceptual engineering/NEPA work • Construction ROM = $1.18 billion (currently unfunded) • Metro contemplating new tax measure or extension of Measure R in Nov 2016 election – Azusa to Montclair must be included • SANBAG is prepared to pay its proportional share of the cost to design and build the Foothill Extension to Montclair 29 www.foothillextension.org .

View Full Text

Details

  • File Type
    pdf
  • Upload Time
    -
  • Content Languages
    English
  • Upload User
    Anonymous/Not logged-in
  • File Pages
    30 Page
  • File Size
    -

Download

Channel Download Status
Express Download Enable

Copyright

We respect the copyrights and intellectual property rights of all users. All uploaded documents are either original works of the uploader or authorized works of the rightful owners.

  • Not to be reproduced or distributed without explicit permission.
  • Not used for commercial purposes outside of approved use cases.
  • Not used to infringe on the rights of the original creators.
  • If you believe any content infringes your copyright, please contact us immediately.

Support

For help with questions, suggestions, or problems, please contact us