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2013

FEDERAL TRANSPORTATIONFINAL

IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

PROJECT LISTINGVolume III of III

FY 2012/13–2017/18 September 2012

Southern California Association of Governments

818 West 7th Street, 12th Floor, Los Angeles, California 90017 l 213. 236.1800 l www.scag.ca.gov

Regional CounCil MeMbeRs

offiCeRs

President: Glen Becerra, Simi Valley first Vice President: Greg Pettis, Cathedral City second Vice President: Carl Morehouse, San Buenaventura immediate Past President: Pam O’Connor, Santa Monica

MeMbeRs

imperial County: Jack Terrazas, Imperial County | Cheryl Viegas-Walker, El Centro

los angeles County: Mike Antonovich, Los Angeles County | Mark Ridley-Thomas, Los Angeles County | Richard Alarcón, Los Angeles | Bruce Barrows, Cerritos | Joe Buscaino, Los Angeles | Tony Cardenas, Los Angeles | Stan Carroll, La Habra Heights | Margaret Clark, Rosemead | Gene Daniels, Paramount | Mitchell Englander, Los Angeles | Margaret E. Finlay, Duarte | David Gafin, Downey | Eric Garcetti, Los Angeles | James Gazeley, Lomita | Frank Gurulé, Cudahy | Keith W. Hanks, Azusa | Mario F. Hernandez, San Fernando | Carol Herrera, Diamond Bar | Steven Hofbauer, Palmdale | José Huizar, Los Angeles | James Johnson, Long Beach | Paul Koretz, Los Angeles | Paul Krekorian, Los Angeles | Tom LaBonge, Los Angeles | Paula Lantz, Pomona | Dan Medina, Gardena | Barbara Messina, Alhambra | Judy Mitchell, Rolling Hills Estates | Jim Morton, Lynwood | Steven Neal, Long Beach | Pam O’Connor, Santa Monica | Bernard Parks, Los Angeles | Jan Perry, Los Angeles | Frank Quintero, Glendale | Ed P. Reyes, Los Angeles | Bill Rosendahl, Los Angeles | Mark Rutherford, Westlake Village | Antonio Villaraigosa, Los Angeles | Donald Voss, La Cañada Flintridge | Herb J. Wesson, Jr., Los Angeles | Dennis Zine, Los Angeles

orange County: Shawn Nelson, Orange County | Leslie Daigle, Newport Beach | Paul Glaab, Laguna Niguel | Matthew Harper, Huntington Beach | Sukhee Kang, Irvine | Joel Lautenschleger, Laguna Hills | Michele Martinez, Santa Ana | Leroy Mills, Cypress | Brett Murdock, Brea | Kris Murray, Anaheim | John Nielsen, Tustin | Andy Quach, Westminster | Sharon Quirk-Silva, Fullerton

Riverside County: Jeff Stone, Riverside County | Jim Hyatt, Calimesa | Darcy Kuenzi, Menifee | Ron Loveridge, Riverside | Greg Pettis, Cathedral City | Lupe Ramos Watson, Indio | Ron Roberts, Temecula

san bernardino County: Gary Ovitt, San Bernardino County | Ginger Coleman, Apple Valley | Paul Eaton, Montclair | Ed Graham, Chino Hills | Jon Harrison, Redlands | Bill Jahn, Big Bear Lake | Larry McCallon, Highland | Deborah Robertson, Rialto

Ventura County: Linda Parks, Ventura County | Glen Becerra, Simi Valley | Bryan A. MacDonald, Oxnard | Carl Morehouse, San Buenaventura

Tribal government Representative: Mark Calac, Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians

orange County Transportation authority: Jerry Amante, Tustin

Riverside County Transportation Commission: Mary Craton, Canyon Lake

san bernardino associated governments: Alan Wapner, Ontario

Ventura County Transportation Commission: Keith Millhouse, Moorpark

Transportation Corridors agency: Lisa Bartlett, Dana Point

funding: The preparation of this report was financed in part through grants from the United States Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration and the Federal Transit Administration – under provisions of the “Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users” (SAFETEA-LU). Additional financial assistance was provided by the California State Department of Transportation.

our VisionAn international and regional planning forum trusted for its

leadership and inclusiveness in developing plans and policies

for a sustainable Southern California.

our MissionUnder the guidance of the Regional Council and in

collaboration with our partners, our mission is to facilitate a

forum to develop and foster the realization of regional plans

that improve the quality of life for Southern Californians.

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FINAL 2013 FTIP – PROJECT LIST TABLE OF CONTENTS

September 2012

VOLUME III

PROJECT LISTING

Table of Contents

• SCAG General Fact Sheet & Weblinks

• Legend

o Fund Source Listing

o Program Codes

o Conformity Codes

o Sample Project Listing

State Highways

• Imperial County State Highways

• Los Angeles County State Highways

• Orange County State Highways

• Riverside County State Highways

• San Bernardino County State Highways

• Ventura County State Highways

• Various Counties State Highways

Local Highways

• Imperial County Local Highways

• Los Angeles County Local Highways

• Orange County Local Highways

• Riverside County Local Highways

• San Bernardino County Local Highways

• Ventura County Local Highways

• Various Counties Local Highways

Transit

• Imperial County Transit

• Los Angeles County Transit

• Orange County Transit

• Riverside County Transit

• San Bernardino County Transit

• Ventura County Transit

• Various Counties Transit

Miscellaneous

• FTA Section 5307 Program of Projects

• 100% Prior Years

WHAT IS SCAG?“SCAG” stands for the Southern California Association of Governments. As a designated Joint Powers Authority (JPA) under California law, SCAG is an association of local governments and agencies who voluntarily come together on issues of common concern. Additionally, SCAG is a Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) encompassing six counties, six county transportation commissions, 190 cities, and the region’s Native American Tribes, assisting with regional transportation and land use planning. Under federal and state mandates, SCAG is tasked with developing a Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) and a Federal Transportation Improvement Program (FTIP) every four years. Recently with the passage of SB 375 into law, SCAG has been given the added responsibility of developing a Sustainable Communities Strategy (SCS) to address greenhouse gas emissions as an element of the RTP.

BACkGroundSCAG was founded in 1965, when local elected officials from 56 cities and five counties convened to create a regional planning effort for Southern California’s future. In 1992 SCAG expanded their 20-member Executive Committee to include a 70-member Regional Council, responsible for helping with new federal and state mandates, as well as to provide more broad-based representation of the region.

WHAT doeS SCAG do?In addition to being designated as Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) SCAG also serves as a Council of Governments (COG) and a Regional Transportation Planning Agency (RTPA). In these roles, SCAG is responsible for identifying Southern California’s transportation priorities through development of Regional Transportation Plans. SCAG is also responsible for implementing the state Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) program on behalf of Southern California. SCAG also conducts extensive growth forecasting which is provided to local governments, including critical land use and demographic data to strengthen their planning efforts. SCAG also acts as an information clearinghouse, providing mapping, forecasting, regional statistics and data to members, stakeholders and the general public, upon request. With the recent passage of SB 375 into law, SCAG is also responsible for developing a Sustainable Communities Strategy (SCS) to address greenhouse gas emissions as an element of the RTP.

HoW Are deCISIonS mAde AT SCAG?SCAG’s governing structure is as follows:

General Assembly (GA) – SCAG is governed by the General Assembly, which annually brings together the official representatives of SCAG’s membership and helps set the agency’s course for the coming year. Amendments to SCAG’s Bylaws also may be considered at the General Assembly. In addition, members of the General Assembly consider adoption of SCAG’s General Fund budget for the next fiscal year. Finally, SCAG’s incoming President, Vice President and Second Vice President are elected.

Regional Council (RC) – Decision-making occurs through SCAG’s Regional Council, a governing body comprised of elected officials representing the six counties and 190 cities in the SCAG region. The board may also include representatives from each of the County Transportation Commissions and the recognized tribal governments. SCAG’s policy-making process is guided by the work of three Policy Committees: Transportation; Community, Economic and Human Development; and Energy and Environment and its operations are managed by the Executive/Administration Committee. Members of the Regional Council serve on one of three Policy Committees for two-year terms. Much of the discussion and debate on the “nuts and bolts” of an issue occur in the Policy Committees and all issues considered by the Regional Council must first originate through one or more of the committees. In addition to Regional Council members, Policy Committees also include members from stakeholder organizations throughout the region.

SCAG General Fact SheetRegion-At-A-GlanceSix Counties: Imperial, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura

191 Cities

38,000 Square Miles

18 Million People

15 Subregions

17th Largest Economy in the World

By the Numbers48.8% of Total State Population

14.1 million Registered Vehicles 11.1 million Licensed Drivers

10,457 Total Freeway & Carpool Lane Miles / 38,871 Road Lane Miles

5.9 million Total Households

$60,141 Median Household Income

www.scag.ca.gov

S o u t h e r n C A l i F o r n i A A S S o C i A t i o n o F G o v e r n m e n t S

Q U I C K F A C T S

For More Information

Please visit the SCAG website at: www.scag.ca.gov. To schedule presentations and for all media inquiries please contact Angela Rushen, Manager of Media & Public Affairs at (213) 236-1809 or [email protected].

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` Population: 844,713

` Projected growth by 2035: 1,013,753 ` Population: 10,441,080

` Projected growth by 2035: 12,338,620

` Population: 2,073,149






` Population: 183,029

` Projected growth by 2035: 320,448

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Current Population for 2010

• Maintain a continuous, comprehensive, and coordinated planning process (the “3 Cs”) resulting in a Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) and a Federal Transportation Improvement Program (FTIP)

• Develop a Sustainable Communities Strategy (SCS) to address greenhouse gas emissions as an elelment of the RTP.

• Development of demographic projections

• Development of integrated land use, housing, employment, transportation programs and strategies for the South Coast Air Quality Management Plan

• Co-lead agency for air quality planning in the Central Coast and Southeast Desert air basin districts

• Responsible for determining the Regional Transportation Plan and the Federal Transportation Improvement Program conform to the purposes of the State Implementation Plans for specific transportation-related criteria pollutants, per the Clean Air Act.

• Authorized regional agency for intergovernmental review of proposed programs for federal financial assistance and direct development activities

• Review of environmental impact reports for projects having regional significance to ensure they are in line with approved regional plans

• Develop an area wide, waste treatment management plan

• Responsible for preparation of the Regional Housing Needs Assessment

• Along with the San Diego Association of Governments, and the Santa Barbara County/Cities Area Planning Council, SCAG is responsible for preparing the Southern California Hazardous Waste Management Plan

www.scag.ca.gov

S o u t h e r n C A l i F o r n i A A S S o C i A t i o n o F G o v e r n m e n t S

SCAG Home page http://scag.ca.gov/index.htm Regional Transportation Plan (RTP)

http://rtpscs.scag.ca.gov/pages/default.aspx

Federal Transportation Improvement Program (FTIP)

http://scag.ca.gov/ftip/index.htm

Compass Blueprint http://www.compassblueprint.org Overall Work Program (OWP) http://scag.ca.gov/owp/index.htm Public Participation Plan (PPP) http://scag.ca.gov/publicparticipationplan/ Your Guide to SCAG http://scag.ca.gov/publications/pdf/2011/YourGuideToSCAG2011.pdf

Weblinks to SCAG and SCAG’s main work programs

FINAL 2013 FTIP – PROJECT LISTING FUND SOURCE LISTING

September 2012

2013 FTIP FUND SOURCE LISTING

FUND

TYPE DESCRIPTION FUND SOURCE

1103-F HSR-RAIL-HIGHWAY CROSSING HAZARD FEDERAL

1112 RECREATIONAL TRAILS FEDERAL

2006EAR FFY 2006 APPROPRIATIONS EARMARKS FEDERAL



2011FDG 2011 FED DISC GRANTS FEDERAL

5207 INTELLIGENT TRANS SYS FEDERAL

5307 FTA 5307 UZA FORMULAR FTA

5307-OP FTA 5307-OPERATING FTA

5307-TR FTA 5307 (FHWA TRANSFER FUNDS) FTA

5307LA LOS ANGELES/LONG BEACH/SANTA ANA URBANIZED AREA FTA

5307LP LANCASTER/PALMDALE URBANIZED AREA FTA

5307MV MISSION VIEJO URBANIZED AREA FTA

5307RS RIVERSIDE/SAN BERNARDINO URBANIZED AREA FTA

5307SC SANTA CLARITA URBANIZED AREA FTA

5308 CLEAN FUEL FORMULA FTA

5309a FTA 5309(a) GUIDEWY FTA

5309b FTA 5309(b) NEW RAIL FTA

5309c FTA 5309(c) BUS FTA

5310 FTA 5310 ELD AND DISABI FTA

5311 FTA 5311 NON-UZA FTA

5311 PR FTA 5311 NON UZA - PRIOR OBL FTA

5313 STATE PLNG AND RESEARCH FTA

5316 FTA 5316 JOB ACCESS PROGRAM FTA

5317 FTA 5317 NEW FREEDOM PROGRAM FTA

5339 FTA 5339 ALTERNATIVES ANALYSIS PROGRAM FTA

5340 GROWING STATES AND HIGH DENSITY STATES FORMULA FTA

5394 ROGAN HR5394 FEDERAL

AB2766 STATE AB2766 STATE

ADCONST LOCAL - ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION LOCAL

AGENCY AGENCY LOCAL

AIR AIR BOARD LOCAL

AMTRAK AMTRAK FEDERAL

AR-5307 ARRA - FTA 5307 FTA



AR-FLH ARRA - FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAYS PROGRAM FEDERAL

AR-FRA ARRA - FEDERAL RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION FTA


September 2012


FUND


AR-RSTP ARRA - REGIONAL SURFACE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM FEDERAL

AR-STP ARRA - SURFACE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM FEDERAL

AR-TE-S ARRA - STATE TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT FEDERAL

ARRA-HM ARRA - HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE (HM) FEDERAL

ARRA-SH ARRA - SHOPP FEDERAL

ARRA-TE ARRA - TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT FEDERAL

ARRAIIP ARRA - STIP IIP FEDERAL

ARRARIP ARRA - STIP RIP FEDERAL

BENEFIT BENEFIT ASSESS DIST LOCAL

BIA BU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS FEDERAL

BOND-SH SHOPP AUGMENTATION STATE

BONDL BONDS - LOCAL LOCAL

BR-LOCS BRIDGE LOCAL SEISMIC FEDERAL

CBIP FHWA CORRIDORS AND BORDERS PROGRAM FEDERAL

CITY CITY FUNDS LOCAL

CMAQ CMAQ FEDERAL

CMAQ-AC CMAQ-ADVANCE CONSTRUCTION LOCAL

CMIA CORRIDOR MOBILITY PROGRAM STATE

CMOYER CARL MOYER FUNDS STATE

CO COUNTY LOCAL

CRD CRD-77J0 FEDERAL

CTSGP CALIFORNIA TRANSIT SECURITY GRANT PROGRAM STATE

DBR BRIDGE DISCRETIONARY - REPLACEMENT/REHABILITATION FEDERAL

DEMISTE DEMO - ISTEA FEDERAL

DEMO DEMO-PRE ISTEA FEDERAL

DEMOACE DEMO - SAFETEA LU ACE FEDERAL

DEMOSTL DEMO-SAFETEA-LU FEDERAL

DEMOT21 DEMO - TEA 21 FEDERAL

DEV FEE DEVELOPER FEES LOCAL

DOC DEPT COMMERCE FEDERAL

DOD DEFENSE FUNDS FEDERAL

DS-NH-G GARVEE DEBT SERVICE PAYMENT STATE

ECREC ECONOMIC RECOVERY LOCAL

ECREC-T ECONOMIC RECOVERY - TRANSIT LOCAL

EDA EDA GRANT FEDERAL

ER-LOC EMERGENCY RELIEF - LOCAL FEDERAL

ER-S EMERGENCY RELIEF - STATE STATE

ERVTUMF EASTERN RIV TUMF LOCAL


September 2012


FUND


FARE FARE REVENUE LOCAL

FEE FEE LOCAL

FEMA FEMA FEDERAL

FLH FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAYS PROGRAM FEDERAL

FRA FEDERAL RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION EARMARK FEDERAL

GEN GENERAL FUNDS LOCAL

GRV-NH NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM (GARVEE) STATE

GRV-SH GARVEE BOND FINANCING STATE

GRV-STP SURFACE TRANS PROG - GARVEE STATE

HBRR-L BRIDGE - LOCAL FEDERAL

HBRR-S HBRR - STATE STATE

HFL HIGHWAYS FOR LIFE FEDERAL

HPP-ACC ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION CONVERSION FEDERAL

HPP-RE

HIGH PRIORITY PROJECTS PROGRAM - ADAVANCE

CONSTRUCTION CONVERSIO LOCAL

HRCSA HIGHWAY-RAILROAD CROSSING SAFETY ACCOUNT STATE

HRRRP HIGH RISK RURAL ROAD PROGRAM FEDERAL

HSIP HIGHWAY SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FEDERAL

HSIP-CT HSIP - CT MINOR PROGRAM STATE

HSPTB HIGH-SPEED PASSENGER TRAIN BOND PROGRAM STATE

HUD HOUSING AND URBAN DEV FEDERAL

I INTERSTATE FEDERAL

IBRC

INNOVATIVE BRIDGE RESEARCH AND CONSTRUCTION

PROGRAM FEDERAL

IM INTERSTATE MAINTENANC FEDERAL

IM-2764 INTERSTATE MAINT. DISCRETIONARY - H.R. 2764 FEDERAL

IM-4818 INTERSTATE MAINT. HR4818 FEDERAL

IM-EAR INTERSTATE MAINTENANC - EARMARK FEDERAL

IM-IIP INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE - IIP STATE

IM-RIP INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE - RIP STATE

IM-SHOP INTERSTATE MAINTENANC-SHOPP STATE

IMD INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE DISCRETIONARY FEDERAL

IS INTERSTATE SUBSTITUT FEDERAL

LBSRA LOCAL BRIDGE SEISMIC RETROFIT ACCOUNT STATE

LOC-AC LOCAL ADVANCE CONSTRUCTION LOCAL

LSRCRTS LOCAL STREET AND ROAD, CONGESTION STATE

LTF LOCAL TRANS FUNDS LOCAL

MEA_R MEASURE R LOCAL


September 2012


FUND


MELLO MELLO ROOS LOCAL

MR02 MEASURE R 02 - METRO RAIL TRANSIT CAPITAL LOCAL

MR03 MEASURE R 03 - METROLINK CAPITAL LOCAL

MR05 MEASURE R 05 - RAIL OPERATIONS LOCAL

MR15 MEASURE R 15 - LOCAL RETURN LOCAL

MR20B MEASURE R 20B - BUS OPERATIONS LOCAL

MR20H MEASURE R 20H - HIGHWAY CAPITAL LOCAL

MR35 MEASURE R 35 - RAIL BUS RAPID TRANSIT CAPITAL LOCAL

NCIIP NAT'L CORRIDOR INFRASTRUCTURE IMP PROGRAM FEDERAL

NH NATIONAL HWY SYSTEM FEDERAL

NH-GIIP NAT'L HWY - GRANDFATHER IIP STATE

NH-GRIP NAT'L HWY-GRANDFATHER RIP STATE

NH-HM NATIONAL HWY SYSTEM - HM STATE

NH-IIP NATIONAL HWY SYSTEM - IIP STATE

NH-RIP NATIONAL HWY SYSTEM - RIP STATE

NH-SHOP NATIONAL HWY SYSTEM-SHOPP STATE

NPSF NATIONAL PARK SERVICE FUNDS FEDERAL

NSBP SCENIC BYWAYS DISCRET FEDERAL

OES OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES FTA

ORA-BCK ORANGE M - TURNBACK LOCAL

ORA-FWY ORANGE M - FREEWAY LOCAL

ORA-GMA ORANGE M - GMA LOCAL

ORA-IIP ORANGE M - IIP LOCAL

ORA-PAH ORANGE M - MPAH LOCAL

ORA-RIP ORANGE M - REG I/C LOCAL

ORA-SIP ORANGE M - SIGNALS LOCAL

ORA-SSP ORANGE M - SMARTST LOCAL

ORA-TDM ORANGE M - TDM LOCAL

ORA-TRN ORANGE M - TRANSIT LOCAL

ORAFWY2 ORANGE M2 - FREEWAY LOCAL

ORAM2RC ORANGE CO. MEASURE M2 - REGIONAL CAPACITY LOCAL

ORAM2SS ORANGE CO. MEASURE M2 - SIGNAL SYNCHRONIZATION LOCAL

ORAM2TR ORANGE CO. MEASURE M2 - TRANSIT LOCAL

P-TAX PROPERTY TAX LOCAL

P116 PROP 116 STATE

PC10 PROP "C10" FUNDS LOCAL




September 2012


FUND


PC40 PROP C"40" FUNDS LOCAL


PLH PUBLIC LAND HWYS FEDERAL

PNRS PROJECTS OF NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SIGNIFICANCE FEDERAL

PNRSAC ADV CONSTR. PROJECTS OF NAT'L AND REG'L SIGNIFICANCE LOCAL

PORT PORT FUNDS LOCAL

PROPA PROP "A" FUNDS LOCAL

PROPALR PROP "A" LOCAL RETURN LOCAL

PTA PUBLIC TRANSIT ACCT STATE

PTA-IIP PUBLIC TRANSIT ACCT - IIP STATE

PTA-PRI PUBLIC TRANSIT ACCT - PRIOR STIP STATE

PTA-RIP PUBLIC TRANSIT ACCOUNT - RIP STATE

PTMISEA

PUBLIC TRANS MODERINAZATION IMP AND SERV.

ENHANCEMENT ACCT. STATE

PVT PRIVATE FUNDS LOCAL

RED REDEVELOPMENT FUNDS LOCAL

RSTP-AC RSTP - ADVANCE CONSTRUCTION LOCAL

S-PARK STATE PARK FUNDS FTA

SC3090 STATE CASH (AB 3090) STATE

SCE129 SECTION 129 - SURFACE TRANSPORTATION PRIORITIES FEDERAL

SEC112 SECTION 112 FEDERAL



SEC125 Section 125 - Surface Transportation Priorities FEDERAL


SH-TCIF SHOPP ADVANCE CONSTRUCTION - TCIF STATE

SHOPPAC SHOPP - ADVANCE CONSTRUCTION STATE

SHOPPACP SHOPP AC-PRIOR STATE

SHPACMIN SHOPP ADVANCE CONSTRUCTION (AC) - CT MINOR STATE

SLP STATE LOCAL PARTNER STATE

SR2S SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL (SR2S) STATE

SRTS SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOLS FEDERAL

ST-CASH STATE CASH STATE

ST-SPR PARTNERSHIP PLANNING GRANT STATE

STA STATE TRANSIT ASSIST STATE

STA-1B STATE TRANSIT ASSISTANCE - PROPOSITION 1B FUNDS STATE

STA-BLA STATE BIKE LANE ACT. STATE

STA-PUC STATE PUC STATE


September 2012


FUND


STAL-S STATE LEGIS - STATE STATE

STC-IPPP STATE CASH - IPP PRIOR STATE

STC-RIPP STATE CASH - RIP PRIOR STATE

STCASGI STATE CASH - GRANDFATHERED IIP STATE

STCASHCT STATE CASH - CT MINOR PROGRAM STATE

STCASHg STATE CASH - GRNDFTHR RIP STATE

STCASHHM STATE CASH – HM STATE

STCASHI STATE CASH - IIP STATE

STCASHP STATE CASH - PRIOR STIP STATE

STCASHR STATE CASH - RIP STATE

STCASHS STATE CASH- SHOPP STATE

STCRSP STATE CASH - PRIOR RETROFIT SOUNDWALL PROGRAM STATE

STIM2-L ECONOMIC STIMULUS II – LOCAL FTA

STIM2-S ECONOMIC STIMULUS II – STATE FEDERAL

STIP-AC STIP ADVANCE CONS STATE

STIPACIP STIP ADVANCE CON-IIP STATE

STIPACRP STIP ADVANCE CON-RIP STATE

STIPPRI STIP PRIOR STATE

STP SURFACE TRANS PROG FEDERAL

STP-2764 SURFACE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM - H.R. 2764 FEDERAL

STP-GI STP-GRANDFATHER IIP STATE

STP-GR STP-GRANDFATHER RIP STATE

STP-HM SURFACE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM - HM STATE

STP-IIP SURFACE TRANS PROG - IIP STATE

STP-RIP SURFACE TRANS PROG - RIP STATE

STP4818 SURFACE TRANS PROG - HR4818 FEDERAL

STPACIPP STIP ADVANCE CON-PIIP STATE

STPACRPP STIP ADVANCE CON-PRIP STATE

STPE STP ENHANCEMENT IPP PRIOR STATE

STPE-I STP ENHANCE-IIP TEA STATE

STPE-L STP ENHANCE-LOCAL TEA FEDERAL

STPE-P STP-ENTRANCEMENT PRIOR STIP STATE

STPE-PR STP ENHANCE-PRIOR RIP TEA STATE

STPE-R STP ENHANCE-RIP TEA STATE

STPE-S STP ENHANCE-SHOPP TEA STATE

STPE-SH STP ENHANCE-SHOPP TEA STATE

STPG-L STP SAFETY LOCAL FEDERAL

STPIIP3 SURFACE TRANS PROG-IIP AB 3090 STATE


September 2012


FUND


STPL STP LOCAL FEDERAL

STPL-R STP LOCAL - REGIONAL FEDERAL

STPR-L STP RAILROAD LOCAL FEDERAL

STPR-S STP RAILROAD FEDERAL

STPRIP3 SURFACE TRANS PROG-RIP AB3090 STATE

STPSHOP SURFACE TRANS PROG-SHOPP STATE

STSHOPPP STATE CASH-SHOPP PRIOR STATE

TCIF TRADE CORRIDOR PROGRAM STATE

TCRF TRAFFIC CONGESTION RELIEF STATE

TCSPPP TRANS AND COMM AND SYS PRESRV PILOT PROG FEDERAL

TDA TDA LOCAL

TDA3 TDA ARTICLE #3 LOCAL


TDA4.5 TDA ARTICLE #4.5 LOCAL


TIFIA

TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE &

INNOVATION ACT

INOVATIVE

FINANCE

TIGER TIGER DISCRETIONARY GRANT FTA

TIGGER

TRANSIT INVESTMENT FOR GREENHOUSE GAS AND ENERGY

REDUCTION FTA

TLSP TRAFFIC LIGHT SYNCHRONIZATION PROGRAM STATE

TPD TRANS PLNG AND DEV STATE

TRA FEE TRAFFIC IMPACT FEES LOCAL

TSSSDR

TRANSIT SYSTEM SAFETY,SECURITY AND DISASTER

RESPONSE ACCOUNT STATE

UNIV STATE UNIVERSITY STATE

WRVTUMF WESTERN RIV TUMF LOCAL

XORA MEASURE M LOCAL

XRIV RIV CO SALES TAX LOCAL

XSBD SBD CO MEASURE I LOCAL

FINAL 2013 FTIP – PROJECT LISTING PROGRAM CODES

September 2012

2013 FEDERAL TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

PROGRAM CODES

General Codes that Apply Across All Modes

AD Administration/ Administrative Facilities

ADM83 Administration

ADN55 Administrative Office(s)/Facility - New

ADR55 Administrative Office(s)/Facility - Rehab/Improvements

Misc.

CHI50 Child Care Facility

FUL51 Fueling Stations

FUL52 Fueling Stations - Alternative Fuel

PLN40 Planning

ART48 Public Art Projects

SEC53 Security

SEC54 Security Equipment/Facilities

VE Vehicles

VER03 Vehicles - Administrative/Maintenance/Service/Security - (Alternative Fuel) -

Upgrade/Rehabilitate

VER02 Vehicles - Administrative/Maintenance/Service/Security - (Gas/Diesel) - Upgrade/Rehabilitate

VEN03 Vehicles - Administrative/Maintenance/Service/Security - (Alternative Fuel) - New

VEN02 Vehicles - Administrative/Maintenance/Service/Security - (Gas/Diesel) - New

Capacity Enhancing Improvements

CA

CAN76 Adding a Lane Through a Bottleneck: NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAX76 Adding a Lane Through a Bottleneck: REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAY76 Adding a Lane Through a Bottleneck: GOODS MOVEMENT

CAR60 Bridge Restoration & Replacement - Lane Addition(s): NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAX60 Bridge Restoration & Replacement - Lane Addition(s): REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAY60 Bridge Restoration & Replacement - Lane Addition(s): GOODS MOVEMENT

CART1 Bridge Restoration/Replacement (Lane Additions) with Non-motorized and/or TCM

Scope/Facilities: NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT


September 2012


PROGRAM CODES

CAXT1 Bridge Restoration/Replacement (Lane Additions) with Non-motorized and/or TCM

Scope/Facilities: REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAYT1 Bridge Restoration/Replacement (Lane Additions) with Non-motorized and/or TCM

Scope/Facilities: GOODS MOVEMENT

CAN61 Grade Separation - Capacity Enhancing: NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAX61 Grade Separation - Capacity Enhancing: REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAY61 Grade Separation - Capacity Enhancing: GOODS MOVEMENT

CAR62 Highway/Road Improvements-Lane Additions with HOV lane(s): NON-REGIONALLY

SIGNIFCANT

CAX62 Highway/Road Improvements-Lane Additions with HOV lane(s): REGIONALLY

SIGNIFICANT

CAY62 Highway/Road Improvements-Lane Additions with HOV lane(s): GOODS MOVEMENT

CAR63 Highway/Road Improvements-Lane Additions with no HOV lanes: NON-REGIONALLY SIG.

CAX63 Highway/Road Improvements-Lane Additions with no HOV lanes: REGIONALLY

SIGNIFICANT

CAY63 Highway/Road Improvements-Lane Additions with no HOV lanes: GOODS MOVEMENT

CART2 Highway/Road Improvements-Lane Additions with Non-motorized and/or TCM

Scope/Facilities: NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFCANT

CAXT2 Highway/Road Improvements-Lane Additions with Non-motorized and/or TCM

Scope/Facilities: REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAYT2 Highway/Road Improvements-Lane Additions with Non-motorized and/or TCM


CART3 Interchange - Modify/Replace/Reconfigure - Lane Addition(s) with Non-motorized and/or

TCM Scope: NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAXT3 Interchange - Modify/Replace/Reconfigure - Lane Addition(s) with Non-motorized and/or

TCM Scope: REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAYT3 Interchange - Modify/Replace/Reconfigure - Lane Addition(s) with Non-motorized and/or

TCM Scope: GOODS MOVEMENT

CARH3 Interchange - Modify/Replace/Reconfigure - Lane Addition(s)

CAN65 New Bridge: NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAX65 New Bridge: REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAY65 New Bridge: GOODS MOVEMENT

CANT4 New Bridge with Non-motorized and/or TCM Scope/Facilities: NON-REGIONALLY

SIGNIFICANT

CAXT4 New Bridge with Non-motorized and/or TCM Scope/Facilities: REGIONALLY SIGNFICANT

CAYT4 New Bridge with Non-motorized and/or TCM Scope/Facilities: GOODS MOVEMENT

CAN66 New Connections/Cross Traffic Improvements: NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAX66 New Connections/Cross Traffic Improvements: REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAY66 New Connections/Cross Traffic Improvements: GOODS MOVEMENT


September 2012


PROGRAM CODES

CANT5 New Connections/Cross Traffic Improvements with Non-motorized and/or TCM

Scope/Facilities:

NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAXT5 New Connections/Cross Traffic Improvements with Non-motorized and/or TCM

Scope/Facilities:

REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAYT5 New Connections/Cross Traffic Improvements with Non-motorized and/or TCM

Scope/Facilities:

GOODS MOVEMENT

CAN67 New Highway (no HOV Lanes): NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAX67 New Highway (no HOV Lanes): REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAY67 New Highway (no HOV Lanes): GOODS MOVEMENT

CAN68 New Highway with HOV Lane(s): NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAX68 New Highway with HOV Lane(s): REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAY68 New Highway with HOV Lane(s): GOODS MOVEMENT

CANT6 New Highway with Non-motorized and/or TCM Scope/Facilities: NON-REGIONALLY

SIGNIFICANT

CAXT6 New Highway with Non-motorized and/or TCM Scope/Facilities: REGIONALLY

SIGNIFICANT

CAYT6 New Highway with Non-motorized and/or TCM Scope/Facilities: GOODS MOVEMENT

CAN69 New HOV Lane(s): NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAX69 New HOV Lane(s): REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAY69 New HOV Lane(s): GOODS MOVEMENT

CAN70 New Interchange: NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAX70 New Interchange: REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAY70 New Interchange: GOODS MOVEMENT

CANT7 New Interchange w/ Non-motorized and/or TCM Scope/Facilities: NON-REGIONALLY

SIGNIFICANT

CAXT7 New Interchange w/ Non-motorized and/or TCM Scope/Facilities: REGIONALLY

SIGNIFICANT

CAYT7 New Interchange w/ Non-motorized and/or TCM Scope/Facilities: GOODS MOVEMENT

CAN71 New Interchange with Ramp Meters/HOV Bypass: NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAX71 New Interchange with Ramp Meters/HOV Bypass: REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAY71 New Interchange with Ramp Meters/HOV Bypass: GOODS MOVEMENT

CAN72 New Overcross or Undercross: NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAX72 New Overcross or Undercross: REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAY72 New Overcross or Undercross: GOODS MOVEMENT


September 2012


PROGRAM CODES

CANT8 New Overcross or Undercross with Non-motorized and/or TCM Scope/Facilities: NON-


CAXT8 New Overcross or Undercross with Non-motorized and/or TCM Scope/Facilities:


CAYT8 New Overcross or Undercross with Non-motorized and/or TCM Scope/Facilities: GOODS

MOVEMENT

CART0 Overcross or Undercross Improvements (Lane Add.) w/ Non-motorized and/or TCM

Scope/Facilities: NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAXT0 Overcross or Undercross Improvements (Lane Add.) w/ Non-motorized and/or TCM

Scope/Facilities:


CAYT0 Overcross or Undercross Improvements (Lane Add.) w/ Non-motorized and/or TCM


CAR75 Overcross or Undercross Improvements (Lane Additions): NON-REGIONALLY

SIGNIFICANT

CAX75 Overcross or Undercross Improvements (Lane Additions): REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAY75 Overcross or Undercross Improvements (Lane Additions): GOODS MOVEMENT

CAR59 Restriping for "Mix" Flow Lanes: NON-REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAX59 Restriping for "Mix" Flow Lanes: REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT

CAY59 Restriping for "Mix" Flow Lanes: GOODS MOVEMENT

CAN74 Slow Vehicle Passing Lanes/Truck Climbing Lanes in Urbanized Areas: NON-REGIONALLY

SIGNIFICANT

CAN74 Slow Vehicle Passing Lanes/Truck Climbing Lanes in Urbanized Areas: REGIONALLY

SIGNIFICANT

CAN74 Slow Vehicle Passing Lanes/Truck Climbing Lanes in Urbanized Areas: GOODS

MOVEMENT

Non-Capacity Improvements

NCN21 Auxiliary Lane Not Through Next Intersection

NCN37 Auxiliary Lane Through Interchange

NCN25 Bicycle & Pedestrian Facilities - New

NCR25 Bicycle & Pedestrian Facilities - Upgrade

NCN26 Bicycle Facility - New

NCR26 Bicycle Facility - Upgrade

NCRT1 Bridge Restoration & Replace (No Lane Additions )w/ Non-motorized and/or TCM

Scope/Facilities

NCR36 Bridge Restoration & Replacement (No Lane Additions)

NCR81 Curb and Gutter Improvements


September 2012


PROGRAM CODES

NCRH4 Curve Correction/Improve Alignment

NCN47 Directional/Informational Signs / Sign Removal

NCN31 Grade Separation; Railroad/Highway Crossing - Non Capacity

NCR82 Historic Preservation

NCRT3 Interchange - Modify/Replace (non-capacity) w/ Non-motorized and/or TCM Scope/Facilities

NCRH3 Interchange - Modify/Replace/Reconfiguration

NCRH1 Intersection Improvements/Channelization

NCN84 Land Acquisition

NCN85 Land Acquisition - Abandoned Railway

NCN45 Land Acquisition for Scenic Easement

NCN95 Left Turn Lane(s)

NCN86 Maintenance/Storage Facility - New

NCR86 Maintenance/Storage Facility - Upgrade

NCN34 Median Barrier - New/ Add Median

NCR34 Median/ Median Barrier Upgrade

NCR87 Overcross or Undercross Improvements (No Lane Additions)

NCRT0 Overcross/Undercross Improvements (No Lane Additions) w/ Non-motorized and/or TCM

Scope

NCR10 Passenger Benches & Small Shelters

NCR28 Passenger Loading Areas

NCN27 Pedestrian Facilities - New

NCR27 Pedestrian Facilities - Upgrade

NCN46 Planting/Landscaping

NCR46 Planting/Landscaping Restoration

NCR88 Ramps - Modify

NCR77 Reversible lanes

NCR31 Road Replacement and Rehabilitation (No Lane Additions)

NCN33 Roadside Rest Area - New

NCR30 Safety Improvements

NCR78 Seismic Retrofit

NCR22 Shoulder Widening

NCN29 Sidewalks/Curb Cuts - New

NCR29 Sidewalks/Curb Cuts - Upgrade

NCNH2 Signal(s) - at Intersections (non signal synchronization projects)

NCR79 Slope and Drainage Improvements


September 2012


PROGRAM CODES

NCN35 Slow Vehicle Passing Lanes/Truck Climbing Lanes outside Urbanized Areas

NCR42 Sound Walls

NCR49 Storm Maintenance/Repair/Clearing

NCR35 Street Lights

NCR90 Turnouts

NCR91 Upgraded Facilities (No Lane Additions)

NCRT2 Upgraded Facilities (No Lane Additions) w/ Non-motorized and/or TCM Scope/Facilities

Revenue Operations and Capital

TR Codes that Apply Across Bus and Rail Modes

TRN06 Administrative Equipment - New

TRR06 Administrative Equipment - Upgrade/Rehabilitate

TRN08 Fare Equipment/Ticket Vending Machines

TRN07 Maintenance Equipment - New

TRR07 Maintenance Equipment - Upgrade

NCN86 Maintenance/Storage Facility - New

NCR86 Maintenance/Storage Facility - Upgrade

TRNH6 Passenger Stations/Facilities - New

TRRH6 Passenger Stations/Facilities - Rehabilitation/Improvements

TRN09 Power, Signals and/or Communications

TRN92 Track Extension

TRR15 Track Replacement/Rehabilitation

TRN14 Track Structures - New

TRR14 Track Structures - Rehabilitation/Reconstruction

ITS01 Real Time Rail or Transit Notification System

BU Bus - (Fixed-Route and Intercity/Commuter Bus)

BUO01 Bus - Capital Lease

BUO00 Bus Operations/Operating Assistance

BUN07 Bus Service Equipment/Operating Equipment

BUN94 Buses – Expansion - Alternative Fuel

BUN93 Buses – Expansion - Gas/Diesel

BUR05 Buses – Rehabilitation/Improvements - Alternative Fuel


September 2012


PROGRAM CODES

BUR04 Buses – Rehabilitation/Improvements - Gas/Diesel

BUR17 Buses – Replacement - Alternative Fuel

BUR16 Buses – Replacement - Gas/Diesel

CO Commuter Rail (e.g., Metrolink)

CON94 Commuter Rail Cars and/or Locomotives – Expansion -Alternative Fuel

CON93 Commuter Rail Cars and/or Locomotives – Expansion -Gas/Diesel

COR05 Commuter Rail Cars and/or Locomotives – Rehabilitation/Improvements -Alternative Fuel

COR04 Commuter Rail Cars and/or Locomotives – Rehabilitation/Improvements -Gas/Diesel

COR17 Commuter Rail Cars and/or Locomotives – Replacement -Alternative Fuel

COR16 Commuter Rail Cars and/or Locomotives – Replacement -Gas/Diesel

COO00 Commuter Rail Operations/Operating Assistance

CON07 Commuter Rail Service Equipment/Operating Equipment

FE Ferry Service

FEO00 Ferry Service Operations/Operating Assistance

FEN07 Ferry Service Equipment/Operating Equipment

FEN94 Ferry Service Vessels - Expansion -Alternative Fuel

FEN93 Ferry Service Vessels - Expansion -Gas/Diesel

FER05 Ferry Service Vessels - Rehabilitation/Improvements -Alternative Fuel

FER04 Ferry Service Vessels - Rehabilitation/Improvements -Gas/Diesel

FER17 Ferry Service Vessels - Replacement -Alternative Fuel

FER16 Ferry Service Vessels - Replacement -Gas/Diesel

LR Light Rail

LRN94 Light Rail Cars and/or Locomotives - Expansion -Alternative Fuel

LRN93 Light Rail Cars and/or Locomotives - Expansion -Gas/Diesel

LRR05 Light Rail Cars and/or Locomotives - Rehabilitation/Improvements -Alternative Fuel

LRR04 Light Rail Cars and/or Locomotives - Rehabilitation/Improvements -Gas/Diesel

LRR17 Light Rail Cars and/or Locomotives - Replacement -Alternative Fuel

LRR16 Light Rail Cars and/or Locomotives - Replacement -Gas/Diesel

LRN92 Light Rail Extension

LRO00 Light Rail Operations/Operating Assistance

LRN07 Light Rail Service Equipment/Operating Equipment


September 2012


PROGRAM CODES

PA Paratransit

PAO00 Paratransit Operations/Operating Assistance

PAN07 Paratransit Service Equipment/Operating Equipment

PAN94 Paratransit Vehicles - Expansion -Alternative Fuel

PAN93 Paratransit Vehicles - Expansion -Gas/Diesel

PAR05 Paratransit Vehicles - Rehabilitation/Improvements -Alternative Fuel

PAR04 Paratransit Vehicles - Rehabilitation/Improvements -Gas/Diesel

PAR17 Paratransit Vehicles - Replacement -Alternative Fuel

PAR16 Paratransit Vehicles - Replacement -Gas/Diesel

RA Rail (Intercity and Heavy Rail) (Subway)

RAN94 Rail Cars and/or Locomotives - Expansion -Alternative Fuel

RAN93 Rail Cars and/or Locomotives - Expansion -Gas/Diesel

RAR05 Rail Cars and/or Locomotives - Rehabilitation/Improvements -Alternative Fuel

RAR04 Rail Cars and/or Locomotives - Rehabilitation/Improvements -Gas/Diesel

RAR17 Rail Cars and/or Locomotives - Replacement -Alternative Fuel

RAR16 Rail Cars and/or Locomotives - Replacement -Gas/Diesel

RAN92 Rail Extension

RAO00 Rail Operations/Operating Assistance

RAN07 Rail Service Equipment/Operating Equipment

Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)

ITS

ITS01 Real Time Transit or Rail Notification System

ITS02 Signal Synchronization

ITS03 Smart Fare Card and Equipment

ITS04 Traffic Management/Operations Centers

Traffic Operations System Element Projects

ITS05 Changeable Message Signs (CMS)


September 2012


PROGRAM CODES

ITS06 Closed Circuit Televisions (CCTVs)

ITS07 Control Stations (CS) / Weigh in Motion (WIM) station

ITS08 Fiber Optic Communications

ITS09 Ramp Metering Systems

ITS10 Signal Preemption

ITS11 Signal Video Enforcement

ITS12 Traveler/Motorist Information Systems; Highway Advisory Radios

ITS13 Vehicle Detection (VDS) & Automatic Vehicle Classification (AVC) Systems

ITS14 Various Traffic Op. System Elements (ITS05 to ITS13)

Transportation Demand Management (TDM)

TD

TDN64 Park & Ride Lot - New

TDR64 Park & Ride Lot Modifications/Upgrade

TDM20 Ridesharing

TDM24 TDM Programs - non Ridematching & non Park & Ride

Grouped Project Listing Categories

SH Caltrans SHOPP Projects

SHP01 Operations

SHP02 Roadside Rehabilitation

SHP03 Roadway Rehabilitation

SHP04 Safety

LU Conformity Exempt Project Categories

LUM01 Operational Improvements

LUM02 Rehabilitation and Reconstruction

LUM03 Safety

LUM04 Transportation Enhancement Activities (only eligible items)

LUM05 Truck Climbing Lanes (outside urbanized areas)

FINAL 2013 FTIP – PROJECT LISTING CONFORMITY CODES

September 2012

CONFORMITY CATEGORY

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CONFORMITY CATEGORY

EXEMPT - §93.126

EXEMPT - §93.127

EXEMPT - §93.128

NON-EXEMPT

NON-FEDERAL/NON-REGIONAL

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620

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2017

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420

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2015

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620

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2017

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2015

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620

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2017

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2015

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620

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age:

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620

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620

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