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Community-Based Transportation Plan Process
- This plan is currently undergoing and has been fully funded for the first phase of the overall process. In this phase a community-based concept design plan and corridor study will be developed. The outcome of the corridor study and community engagement will be a concept design plan with 35% construction level design drawings complete.
- In phase two, an environmental review process will be conducted. Every non-exempt development project is required to undergo an environmental review process under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). In this process, the lead agency (the City of Oakland) discloses any potential environmental effects of the project. Funding is still needed for this phase.
- In phase three, construction level drawings (to 100%) will be completed and a cost estimate will be developed. Funding is still needed for this phase.
- Finally, the design gets constructed. Funding is still needed for this phase.
Phase One Milestones
Funding
This project is funded by a Community-Based Transportation Planning Grant from Caltrans, along with a contribution from City Councilmember Jean Quan (District 4). Additional in-kind contributions from the City of Oakland’s Public Works Agency, Neighborhood Planning, Marketing and Cultural Arts Departments come in the form of marketing and outreach. Mills College is a participant in this effort, and has graciously offered to facilitate outreach and community meetings.
