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Transportation Projects


Welcome to the Transportation Program's list of active projects.
For detailed information, click
on a project title from the list below.

Project List:

  • Citywide Sidewalk Master Plan
    This study will develop a Citywide Sidewalk Master Plan to improve safe routes to schools, pedestrian safety and walk able communities. The study will identify gaps on arterial and collector streets and consider points of destination on local roads. The study will establish the criteria for prioritizing missing sidewalk improvements.

  • Railroad Grade Separations
    This project will evaluate the existing railroad grade separation study and update the study to determine impacts and cost of building a grade separation between the Caltrain tracks and cross traffic at Ravenswood, Oak Grove, Glenwood and Encinal.


  • Safe Routes to School Project for Laurel Elementary School
    This project involves partnering with the County of San Mateo, Town of Atherton, residents, and the Menlo Park City School District in working toward developing a safe routes to school plan for Laurel Elementary School. Even though the project would not include construction, after the plan is developed, the City could apply for a Safe Routes to School Grant which could fund implementation of the plan.


  • Safe Routes to School Project for Encinal Elementary School
    The Safe Routes to School Project for Encinal School will develop safe routes to school plan for Encinal School to encourage increased walking and bicycling to school among the school children. The plan will propose constructing facilities that will enhance the safety for pedestrians and bicyclists on pathways, trails, sidewalks, and crossings.


  • Miscellaneous Traffic Studies
    This project entails conducting an analysis of vehicle and pedestrian conflicts due to parking at the intersection of Oak Avenue and Oak Knoll Lane and an analysis of the parking on Middle Avenue at Nealon Park. This project is a study only and will not involve construction of any improvements identified in the study.
     

 

 

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