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Home My WebLink AboutItem O5"' 0/ AGENDA REPORT DATE: May 28, 2002 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council THRU: John B. Bahorski, City Manager FROM: Lee Whittenberg, Director of Development Services SUBJECT: ADOPTION OF ORANGE COUNTY COMMUTER BIKEWAYS STRATEGIC PLAN SUMMARY OF REOUEST: Adopt Resolution Number , A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Seal Beach Adopting the City of Seal Beach Bikeways Strategic Plan. BACKGROUND: The City is preparing plans and specifications for several bicycle improvements projects, including the Seal Beach Regional Trail. As part of this project a regional bicycle trail will be developed on Pacific Coast Highway from Seal Beach Boulevard to Anderson Avenue. The City is requesting $444,000.00 of Bicycle Transportation Account funds for this project from the State Bicycle Transportation Account, administered through the Caltrans Bicycle Facilities Unit. One of the evaluation criteria for the grant application requires the City to have an adopted "bicycle transportation plan" that is consistent with the California Bicycle Transportation Act ( "BTA "), Sections 890 -894.2 of the California Streets and Highways Code. The City of Seal Beach `Bicycle Route Element' of the General Plan, adopted in 1974 and revised in 1997 and 1998 by the City Council, only contains some of the elements required by the BTA. The City has an option to use the recently approved, countywide OCTA "Commuter Bikeways Strategic Plan". This plan meets all of the legislative requirements. Staff is recommending adoption of the OCTA "Commuter Bikeways Strategic Plan" as the City of Seal Beach Bikeways Strategic Plan, and that the plan be amended to delete any and all references within the document to the "Beach Path" between First Street and Seal Beach Boulevard. Agenda Item CWy Docommn \PCH TmLOCfA Stmecic Plan A&ption.CC Stiff Fe AAMv LW\05 -22 -02 (1a P, ' �Ititi Adoption of Sea( Beach Bikeways Strategic Plan City Council Staff Report May 28, 1002 FISCAL IMPACT: If the City does not adopt the OCTA "Commuter Bikeways Strategic Plan" eligibility for BTA funding will be lost and other funding sources will need to be pursued for the appropriate bicycle improvement projects within the City. RECOMMENDATION: Adopt Resolution Number , A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Seal Beach Adopting the City of Seal Beach Bikeways Strategic Plan. The City is requesting $444,000.00 of Bicycle Transportation Account funds for this project from the State Department of Transportation (Caltrans) Bicycle Facilities Unit. It would be very difficult to obtain that funding level through other sources in the desired time -frame. JeeWhittehberg Director of Development Servic Attachments: (3) Attachment 1: Resolution Number A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Seal Beach Adopting the City of Seal Beach Bikeways Strategic Plan Attachment 2: Excerpts of "OCTA Commuter Bikeways Strategic Plan", Orange County Transportation Authority, August 10, 2001 • Table of Contents • Chapter 2, Existing Conditions — Seal Beach ❑ Chapter 4, Proposed Projects — Seal Beach o Table 6: Top Priority Proposed Bikeways — Seal Beach a Table 6: Second Priority Proposed Bikeways — Seal Beach a Table 6: Third Priority Proposed Bikeways — Seal Beach Attachment 3: Proposed 5 -YR Capital Improvement Program, 2002/2003 —2006/2007 OCTA Strategic Plan Adoption.CC Swff Report Adoption of Sea! Beach Bikeways Strategic Plan City Council Staff Report May 28,1002 ATTACHMENT 2 EXCERPTS OF "OCTA COMMUTER BIKEWAYS STRATEGIC PLAN ", ORANGE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY, AUGUST 10, 2001 ❑ TABLE OF CONTENTS ❑ CHAPTER 2, EXISTING CONDITIONS - SEAL BEACH ❑ CHAPTER 4, PROPOSED PROJECTS - SEAL BEACH ❑ TABLE 6: TOP PRIORITY PROPOSED BIKEWAYS - SEAL BEACH ❑ TABLE 6: SECOND PRIORITY PROPOSED BIKEWAYS - SEAL BEACH ❑ TABLE 6: THIRD PRIORITY PROPOSED BIKEWAYS - SEAL BEACH O A Staregic Plan AdoptioaCC Staff Report OCTA Commuter Bikeways Strategic Plan Prepared for: Orange County Transportation Authority August 10, 2001 OCTA Commuter Bikeway Strategic Plan Prepared by Alta Transportation Consulting Table of Contents Chapter1 Introduction ......................................................... ..............................1 Introduction.................................................................. ..............................1 Setting Existing Transportation ............................................... ..............................2 Commuter Bikeways Strategic Plan Needed ................ ..............................3 MajorRecommendations ............................................. ..............................4 PlanningProcess ......................................................... ..............................5 5 PublicProcess ............................................................ ............................... Chapter Consistency with Other Transportation and Air Quality Plans .................... 5 2 Existing Conditions ....................................... ............................... Bikeways..................................................................... ............................... 7 Parkin...... ..............................7 Amenities..................................................................... ..............................8 Multi -Modal Connections .............................................. ..............................8 Existing Conditions in Each Jurisdiction ....................... ..............................9 Anaheim............................................................ ..............................9 Brea.................................................................. .............................10 BuenaPark ....................................................... .............................11 CostaMesa ...................................................... .............................11 Cypress............................................................ .............................12 DanaPoint ........................................................ .............................12 FountainValley ................................................. .............................13 Fullerton........................................................... .............................13 GardenGrove ................................................... .............................14 HuntingtonBeach ............................................. .............................14 Irvine................................. ............................... . .............................14 LaHabra ........................................................... .............................15 LaPalma .......................................................... .............................16 LagunaBeach .................................................. .............................16 LagunaHills ...................................................... .............................16 LagunaNiguel .................................................. .............................17 LagunaWoods ................................................. .............................17 LakeForest ...................................................... .............................18 LosAlamitos ..................................................... .............................18 MissionViejo .................................................... .............................18 NewportBeach ................................................. .............................19 Orange............................................................. .............................20 20 Placentia......................................................... ............................... Rancho Santa Margarita ................................... .............................21 SanClemente ................................................... .............................21 SanJuan Capistrano ........................................ .............................21 11 SantaAna ................................. .... ... ... ........................................... 22 SealBeach ....................................................... .............................22 Stanton............................................................. .............................23 Tustin.......................................................... ..............................:-:.23 Unincorporated Areas ....................................... .............................24 VillaPark .......................................................... .............................24 Westminster..................................................... .............................24 YorbaLinda ...................................................... .............................25 Maps of Existing Bicycle Facilities ..... .................................................. 26 -36 Chapter3 Needs Analysis ................................................... .............................37 Needs of Commuter Bicyclists .................................... .............................37 Needs of Recreational Bicyclists ................................. .............................38 PublicInput ................................................................. .............................39 Ridership Forecast and Air Quality Benefits ................ .............................42 Bicycle Accident Analysis ............................................ .............................49 Bicycle Safety Education and Enforcement Programs .............................51 Chapter4 Proposed Projects .............................................. .............................57 Consistency with Other Transportation and Air Quality Plans ..................57 PlanningCriteria .......................................................... .............................58 Parking and Other Amenities ...................................... .............................58 SafetyEducation ......................................................... .............................59 Proposed Bikeway Projects by Jurisdiction ................. .............................60 Anaheim........................................................... .............................60 Brea.................................................................. .............................60 BuenaPark ....................................................... .............................61 CostaMesa ...................................................... .............................61 Cypress............................................................ .............................61 DanaPoint ........................................................ .............................61 FountainValley ................................................. .............................62 Fullerton........................................................... .............................62 Garden Grove ................................................... .............................62 HuntingtonBeach ............................................. .............................62 Irvine............................................................... ............................... 63 LaHabra ........................................................... .............................63 LaPalma .......................................................... .............................63 LagunaBeach .................................................. .............................64 LagunaHills ...................................................... .............................64 LagunaNiguel .................................................. .............................64 LagunaWoods ................................................. .............................64 LakeForest ........... ............................................ ............................64. LosAlamitos ..................................................... .............................65 MissionViejo .................................................... .............................65 NewportBeach ................................................. .............................65 Orange............................................................. .............................65 Placentia......................................................... ............................... 66 Rancho Santa Margarita ................................... .............................66 SanClemente ................................................... .............................66 San Juan Capistrano ........................................ .............................66 SantaAna ......................................................... ..........................:.:67 SealBeach ....................................................... .............................67 Stanton........................................................... ............................... 67 Tustin.............................................................. ............................... 68 Unincorporated Areas ....................................... ..........................:..68 VillaPark .......................................................... .............................68 Westminster.................................................... .............................69 YorbaLinda ...................................................... .............................69 Maps of Proposed Bicycle Facilities .......................... ..........................70 -80 Chapter5 Implementation ................... ............................... ............................116 Selection of Projects ................... ............................... ............................116 PreviousFunding ........................ ............................... ............................116 Funding Recommendation .......... ............................... ............................118 Funding....................................... ............................... ............................122 TEA- 21 ........................................ ............................... ............................122 State Funding Programs ............. ............................... ............................125 TDA Article 111 (SB 821) .... ............................... ............................125 AB434 .............................. ............................... ............................125 AS2766 ............................ ............................... ............................125 Bicycle Transportation Account ....................... ............................125 Safe Routes to School (AB1475) ..................... ............................125 LocalFunding .............................. ............................... ............................126 New Construction ............. ............................... ............................126 ImpactFees ...................... ............................... ............................126 MelloRoos ....................... ............................... ............................126 Other................................ ............................... ............................126 Financing.................................... ............................... ............................127 Chapter 6 Design and Maintenance ... ............................... ............................128 Existing Design Standards and Classifications .......... ............................128 Class I, 11 and III Bikeway Design Guidelines ............. ............................129 Recommendation 1: Class I Guidelines ........... ............................129 Recommendation 2: Class 11 Guidelines .......... ............................130 Recommendation 3: Class III Design .............. ............................130 Recommendation 4: Other Guidelines to Consider .....................131 Signage ....................................... ............................... ............................131 Striping........................................ ............................... ............................131 Stencils........................................ ............................... ............................131 Parking........................................ ............................... ............................132 Sidewalks.................................... ............................... ............................132 TrafficCalming ............................ ............................... ............................132 BicycleBoulevards ...................... ............................... ............................133 Maintenance................................ ............................... ............................149 Security....................................... ............................... ............................150 Liability........................................ ............................... ............................150 iii Appendices..................................................................................................... 154 Appendix A -Bicycle User Survey ............................... ............................155 Appendix B -Land Use Planning Maps ..................... ............ .. ... ....... 156 List of Tables Table 1: Park-and-Ride Lots with Bicycle Parking .................. .................:............9 Table 2: Orange County Bicycle Survey Results ................... .............................40 Table 3: Bicycle Ridership Forecast and Air Quality Benefits .............................43 Table 4: Orange County Bicycle Related Accidents by City ... .............................50 Table 5: Orange County Bicycle Safety Education Programs SurveyResults by City ........................................................................................ 52 Table 6: Top Priority Proposed Bikeways .............................. .............................81 Table 7: Projects Funded by Jurisdiction .............................. ............................117 Table 8: Bikeway System Funding Sources ...................................................... 119 Table 9: Recommended Signing and Marking .................................................. 138 Table 10: Recommended Guidelines for Bicycle Parking Locations and Quantities.......................... ............................................................................... 145 Table 11: Bikeway Maintenance Check List and Schedule ... ............................150 List of Maps Map 1: Existing Bicycle Facilities La Habra, Brea, Buena Park, Fullerton, Anaheim .................. .............................26 Map 2: Existing Bicycle Facilities Brea, Placentia, Yorba Linda, Anaheim and Unincorporated County .................27 Map 3: Existing Bicycle Facilities: La Palma, Buena Park, Anaheim, Cypress, Stanton, Los Alamitos, Seal Beach, Westminster, Garden Grove .............................. .............................28 Map 4: Existing Bicycle Facilities: Anaheim, Villa Park, Orange, Santa Ana, Tustin ................... .............................29 Map 5: Existing Bicycle Facilities: Villa Park, Tustin and Unincorporated County ....................... .............................30 Map 6: Existing Bicycle Facilities, I Seal Beach, Westminster, Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Santa Ana, CostaMesa ........................................................................................................ 31 iv Map 7: Existing Bicycle Facilities: Santa Ana Tustin, Irvine, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach ......... .............................y2 Map 8: Existing Bicycle Facilities: Unincorporated County 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Map 9: Existing Bicycle Facilities: Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Irvine, Laguna Woods, Laguna Niguel .........,'..34 Map 10: Existing Bicycle Facilities: Laguna Woods, Laguna Hills, Lake Forest, Mission Viejo, Rancho Santa Margarita, Unincorporated County ................. .............................35 Map 11: Existing Bicycle Facilities: Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, Dana Point, San Juan Capistrano, San Clemente, Unincorporated County ................................. .............................36 Map 12: Proposed Bicycle Facilities: La Habra, Brea, Buena Park, Fullerton, Anaheim .................. .............................70 Map 13: Proposed Bicycle Facilities: Brea, Placentia, Yorba Linda, Anaheim and Unincorporated County .................71 Map 14: Proposed Bicycle Facilities: La Palma, Cypress, Anaheim, Stanton, Los Alamitos, Garden Grove, SealBeach, Westminster ........................................................ .............................72 Map 15: Proposed Bicycle Facilities: Anaheim, Garden Grove, Orange, Villa Park, Santa Ana, Tustin ........................ 73 Map 16: Proposed Bicycle Facilities: Villa Park, Orange, Tustin, Unincorporated County ............... .............................74 Map 17: Proposed Bicycle Facilities: Seal Beach, Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Costa Mesa, Santa Ana......... 75 Map 18: Proposed Bicycle Facilities: Costa Mesa, Santa Ana, Irvine .............................................. .............................76 Map 19: Proposed Bicycle Facilities: Irvine, Unincorporated County ............................................... .............................77 Map 20: Proposed Bicycle Facilities: Newport Beach, Irvine, Laguna Beach, Irvine, Laguna Woods ...........................78 N Map 21: Proposed Bicycle Facilities: r Laguna Woods, Lake Forest, Laguna Hills, Mission Viejo, Rancho Santa Margarita, Laguna Niguel, Unincorporated County .....................79 Map 22: Proposed Bicycle Facilities: Laguna Niguel, San Juan Capistrano, Dana Point, San Clemente, UnincorporatedCounty .......................................................... .............................80 Land Use Plans for Anaheim, Brea, Buena Park, La Habra, La Palma, Placentia, Yorba Linda and Nearby Unincorporated County . ............................157 Land Use Plans for Cypress, Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Garden Grove, Los Alamitos, Seal Beach, Stanton, Westminster and Nearby Unincorporated County ............. ............................... ............................158 Land Use Plans for Orange, Santa Ana, Tustin, Villa Park and Nearby Unincorporated County ............. ............................... ............................159 Land Use Plans for Costa Mesa, Irvine, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Laguna Hills, Laguna Woods, Lake Forest and Nearby Unincorporated County ............. ............................... ............................160 Land Use Plans for Dana Point, Laguna Niguel, Mission Viejo, Rancho Santa Margarita, San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano and Nearby Unincorporated County ............. ............................... ............................161 a A List of Figures Figure 1: Multi -use Trail Crossing Prototype ......................... ............................134 Figure 2: Classes of Bikeways ................ ..............................: .........................:.134 Figure 3: Class II Bike Lane Cross Section ........................... ............................135 Figure 4: Bike Lane Intersection Design ............................... ............................136 Figure 5: Recommended Right Turn Channelization ........... ............................137 Figure 6a: Standard Bike Route Sign .... ............................... ...........................:140 Figure 6b: Custom Bike Route Sign ............... ............................... ..........................:.140 Figure 7: Schematic of Colored Lane Application ................. ............................141 Figure 8: Schematic of Pavement Stencil in use in San Francisco andDenver ............................... ............................141 ............................................ Figure 9: Signing at Unsignalized Intersections .................... ............................142 Figure 10: Signing at Signalized Intersections ...................... ............................143 Figure 11: Warning Signs ...................... ............................... ............................144 Figure 12: Dimensions of Commonly Used Bicycle Racks ... ............................146 Figure 13: Bicycle Racks ....................... ............................... ............................147 Figure 14: Bicycle Lockers ..................... ............................... ............................148 Vii i Existing Conditions South County region. Most of its development has been residential with some commercial located in the downtown area. The City has a network of bikeways, including some Class III facilities located along streets such as La Zanja Street and Avenida de La Vista. Class III facilities total 0.5 miles in the City. Class II bikeway facilities totaling B miles can be found along portions of streets including San Juan Creek Road, Del Obispo and Alipaz Streets, and Camino Capistrano. Totaling 11 miles in length, Class I facilities can be found along portions of streets such as Rancho Viejo and San Juan Creek Roads, Camino del Avion, Camino Capistrano, and along. San Juan and Trabuco Creeks. Two existing bicycle parking facilities have been identified. These are located at the San Juan Capistrano Amtrak/Metrolink Station and at the San Juan Capistrano Community Center and Sports Park located on Camino del Avion. Two park- and -ride locations exist in the City, including at the Amtrak/Metrolink Station in the downtown area, on Rancho Viejo Road at Junipero Serra Road. One transit center is located in the downtown area: the San Juan Capistrano Amtrak/Metrolink Station. Santa Ana With a year 2000 population of 317,700, Santa Ana is the seat of County government and the largest city in Orange County. County government offices are located in the City's Civic Center downtown. The City is also home to Santa Ana College, the Santa Ana Zoo, and the Main Place and Bristol Marketplace shopping centers. The City is one of the oldest and established cities in Orange County. Most of the City's destinations and services are located along the arterial street network, including streets such as Main and Bristol Streets, Grand, McFadden, and Edinger, and Warner Avenues, and 1s` and 17"' Streets. Santa Ana currently does not have a well- developed network of bikeways. The City has a short 0.25 -mile connecting Class III facility along Orange Avenue and Adams Street. Santa Ana has two short Class II facilities totaling 1 mile, which are located along Susan Street and Sunflower Avenue near the South Coast Metroplex. There are several Class I bikeway facilities in Santa Ana, including those located along Maple, Greenville, and Flower Streets, MacArthur Boulevard, the rail trail parallel to Alton Avenue, and the Santa Ana River Bikeway. These Class I bikeway facilities total 8.75 miles. Several bicycle parking facilities were identified in the Civic Center area of Santa Ana. One park- and -ride facility is located at the Santa Ana Transportation Center. Two transit centers currently exist in the City. One is the OCTA Santa Ana Transit Terminal near the Civic Center, and the other is the Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center located near Santa Ana Boulevard and Santiago Avenue. Amtrak, Metrolink and intercity buses as well as OCTA buses serve the Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center. Seal Beach A small beach community with a year 2000 population of 27,400, Seal Beach is one of many summer beach destinations for people from Los Angeles and Orange Counties. Alta Transportation Consulting 22 '' Existing Conditions Although the United States Naval Weapons Support Facility dominates the City's territory, Seal Beach is also home to a Leisure World retirement community and the Anaheim Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Most of the City's destinations are located in the downtown area or along Seal Beach Boulevard. The City has several bikeways that currently exist. One Class III bikeway facility totaling 0.5 miles is located along the southern portion of Seal Beach Boulevard. Several Class II facilities are located along portions of Seal Beach Boulevard, Lampson, Westminster, Bolsa, and Electric Avenues, Marina Drive, and Beverly Manor Road. Class II facilities total 6.25 miles in length. Two Class I bikeways exist in Seal beach. One is the San Gabriel River Bikeway and the other is a connecting path from Beverly Manor Road to the River path. These total 0.5 miles. Currently, no existing bicycle parking facilities have been identified. Seal Beach also has no park- and -ride facilities nor transit centers. Stanton With a year 2000 population of 34,350, Stanton is an older established city along one of the former Pacific Electric Railway routes between Los Angeles and Santa Ana. Many arterial streets pass through Stanton, including Beach Boulevard, and Katella, Chapman, and Western Avenues. Currently, the City has two very short segments of bikeway —one Class I and one Class II each 0.25 miles in length. They are both located along Knott Avenue. Stanton currently has identified no existing bicycle parking facilities, and has no park - and -rides or transit centers within the city limits. Tustin With a year 2000 population of 68,300, Tustin is home to some of the oldest and newest developments in Orange County. The downtown area of the City is well established, but the eastern Tustin Ranch area has been developed primarily over the past decade. Tustin Marketplace in Tustin Ranch is a major regional shopping and entertainment destination in the County. The closed Tustin Marine Corps Air Station is currently being studied for redevelopment in the southern portion of Tustin. The City has a network of bikeways, primarily in its newer eastern portion. There currently exist no Class III bikeways. Several Class II bikeway facilities totaling 15 miles can be found on streets such as Irvine Boulevard, Edinger, Bryan, and Walnut Avenues, and Jamboree and Tustin Ranch Roads. Two Class I facilities are located along Newport Avenue and Peters Creek, which runs through the entire city from north to south. These facilities total 5 miles in length. Several bicycle parking facilities have been identified, and they are primarily located at municipal parks throughout Tustin. One will be located at the new Tustin Metrolink Station, scheduled to open in fall 2001 on Edinger Avenue. No park- and -ride facilities Alta Transportation Consulting 23 Proposed Projects San Juan Creek Road and Camino Las Ramblas. San Juan Capistrano has a mix of land uses including industrial near the railway corridor, commercial in the downtown area and along major arterials, low to high - density residential, and open space in the southeast. Future development is slated for low density residential in the eastern hills, and other development will follow existing growth patterns. Santa Ana The City of Santa Ana has top priority Class I projects totaling 5.25 miles and costing $2,250,000. These projects include Santiago Creek, the former Pacific Electric rail corridor, and the Southern Pacific rail corridor between Flower Street and Orange Avenue in the southern part of the City. Top priority Class II projects total 18.75 miles and cost $1,187,500. These projects include Grand and Warner Avenues, Bristol, Flower, Raitt, and Newhope Streets, Memory Lane, and Santa Ana Boulevard. Second and third priority projects in Santa Ana include Euclid, Bristol, 1", and 4'" Streets, Civic Center Drive, Fairhaven, McFadden, Edinger, Segerstrom, and Chestnut Avenues, and MacArthur Boulevard. Santa Ana is a built out city with a mix of land uses, including high and low density residential, commercial along arterial streets, and industrial primarily in the eastern portion of the City. Future development will occur primarily as redevelopment. Seal Beach One top priority Class I project in Seal Beach totals 1.75 miles and cost $875,000. This project is along the coast near Pacific Coast Highway and Anaheim Bay. Top priority Class II bikeway projects total 5 miles and cost $250,000. These include Seal Beach Boulevard, Lampson and Westminster Avenues, and Pacific Coast Highway. Second and third priority bikeway projects in Seal Beach include the western extension of the top priority coastal bikeway. Seal Beach is built out with a large percentage of its land going to the United States Naval Weapons Support Facility in the eastern part of the city. The other sections of the City are primarily medium and high density residential with some low density residential in the north and commercial uses along the arterial streets near the downtown area. Future development is likely to be through redevelopment. Stanton The City of Stanton has top priority Class I projects totaling 3.75 miles and costing $1,875,000. These projects are two Union Pacific rail trails (east -west and north - south). Top priority Class 11 projects include Knott, Orangewood, and Lampson Avenues and Dale Street. These total 2.25 miles with a cost of $112,500. Second and third priority bikeway projects include Cerritos, Chapman, and Western Avenues. Stanton is also a built out city with a mix of land uses, including high and low density residential, commercial, and industrial. 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A d Y m O O a` `o a t F io a 0 U F a - w Z @ > O p m °@ "c a 'm o m W L OUP O N Yq W m o` a G W m E m < N E N i v Y b C C c N ° ° c m m n n n g. n n CL J J J m m O O O U V CE' p V G C U d w W w m U U U U C C C C C C C C O O O � y m L C C m E W F �- w y N N N H Z m U� N N N m > Y F p N U U m q N N N N N N f7 N 1�1 l7 U Adoption of Seal Beach Bikeways Strategic Plan City Council Staff Report May 28,1002 ATTACHMENT 3 PROPOSED 5 -YR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, 2002/2003 - 2006/2007: ❑ SEAL BEACH REGIONAL TRAIL IMPROVEMENTS, PROJECT CODE 49991 =A Stategic Plan Adopuon.CC Staff Report LL a D V Qi O� as c A U C d d d a U p� C U d do d idC � ypj 3 o o p o - L O yl p I ?L a u � � a p - duc or S F I ' w d a o = 3 W 3 y c� 8 S\ o 8 b d C d d3 r N ms °I m d a � 0 Y d pi L i d O _T C F !D N p 0 O L Y LL w O m a N LL a e N ym 5 V 0 0 c `m e a o n ° am H E U 3 a ±V D V Qi O� E R i o c A U C d d d a U p� C U d do d idC � ypj 3 o o p o - L O yl p I ?L a °o a y N a duc or � w d a o = 3 8 �y o 8 b d C d d3 r N J 2 m y 3 d a 8 0 d pi L i d O _T C !D N ZO 0 a i' m O C w O o j U� mU1La U d m 'op Qi r m i N 9 O V d 8 8 8 8 0 U v N O � m= �j O O m U n 0 dr E p y C N y a d C O E a L d o L C H�U N I- (n N 10 e N ym 5 V 0 0 c `m e a o n ° am H E U 3 a ±V °o 8 �y o 8 8g O 8 !D N 0 8 8 8 8 0 N N � E a d E E y $ m � E m N O gag m ° 0 o e N ym 5 V 0 0 c `m e a o n ° am H E U 3 a ±V