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County of Santa Clara Parks and Recreation Los Gatos Creek Trail November 7, 2012 Los Gatos Creek Trail November 7, 2012 Presentation Outline 1. Introduction 2. T rail Study Selection 3. Challenges and Constraints 3. Challenges and


  1. County of Santa Clara Parks and Recreation Los Gatos Creek Trail – November 7, 2012 Los Gatos Creek Trail November 7, 2012

  2. Presentation Outline 1. Introduction 2. T rail Study Selection 3. Challenges and Constraints 3. Challenges and Constraints 4. T rail Segments - Alternatives 5 Public Survey Results 5. Public Survey Results 6. T rail Study Selections 7 D i 7. Design Studies/Permits St di /P it 8. Budget/Conceptual Costs 9 N 9. Next Steps S

  3. Trail Alternatives

  4. Challenges and Constraints Outboard Shoulder Issues Outboa d S ou de ssues • Insufficient pavement edge support • Vegetation along shoreline • Storm water runoff • Erosion and creep • Pavement condition • Existing trees • Fill placement options limited  Sl  Slope gradient di t  Shoreline notch

  5. Challenges and Constraints I b Inboard Shoulder Issues: d Sh ld I • Over steepened slopes (2:1 & steeper) • Existing utilities in and along the path Existing utilities in and along the path • Landslides/sloughing • Improvements at top-of-slope p p p • Non-engineered fill on slope • Slope sloughing & erosion • K-rail at base of eroding slope

  6. Challenges and Constraints Existing Conditions • Trees in proximity to path p y p Pi Pictures to insert: i • Storm water runoff • Park furniture • Utilities & manholes • Water & irrigation facilities • Conflict of multi-modal trail users C fli f l i d l il • i.e. Walkers, bicyclists, runners, baby strollers, etc. ,

  7. Trail Segments

  8. Trail Segments – Alternatives 1 & 2

  9. Trail Segments – Alternatives 1 & 2

  10. Trail Segments – Alternatives 1 & 2

  11. Trail Segments – Alternatives 1 & 2

  12. Trail Segments – Alternatives 1 & 2

  13. Trail Segments – Alternatives 1 & 2

  14. Trail Segments – Alternatives 1 & 2

  15. Public Survey Results

  16. Public Meeting Results Eliminate/restrict bicyclists y Send bikes along Garden Hill • Enforce bicycle speed limit • Make bikes walk in tight areas • Bollards or barricades to keep bikes out B ll d b i d k bik • Keep cost down Patch and repair existing trail without widening trail p g g • Raise trail with fill rather than walls or deck • Use funds to build a new trail to the new soccer park • Staff meet with Susan Anawalt to discuss the option of Staff meet with Susan Anawalt to discuss the option of • detouring bicycles onto Garden Hill Drive and restricting their use on the trail.

  17. Trail Selection

  18. Trail Selection

  19. Trail Selection

  20. Trail Selection

  21. Trail Selection

  22. Trail Selection

  23. Trail Selection

  24. Design Studies Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering Design Surveys Design Surveys Ex. Utility Boxes

  25. Design Studies Geotechnical Engineering Geotechnical Engineering Geotechnical Engineering Geotechnical Engineering Site Investigations and Borings Site Investigations and Borings

  26. Design Studies Environmental Surveys Field Survey for Federal and State Listed Species (Surveys dependant on various protocols and timing) • Complete surveys during the preliminary design • Early determination of possible avoidance areas • E l d t • Early determination of particular habitat types i ti f ti l h bit t t • Early design accommodation if necessary

  27. Structural Options: Segment G

  28. Structural Options: Segment E

  29. Structural – Example of Cantilevered Pathway

  30. Methodology & Strategy Natural Resource Permits Section 1600 Streambed Alteration Agreement (California Department of Fish and Game) ( p ) Section 404 Nationwide Permit (Army Corps of Engineers) Section 401 Water Quality Certification (Regional Water Quality Control Board) Incidental Take Authorization impacts to federal Incidental Take Authorization impacts to federal and state listed species

  31. Methodology & Strategy Natural Resources - California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) (CEQA) CEQA process includes consideration of: • Some species listed by the California Endangered Species Act • Species identified in the State Fish and Game Code Compliance with CEQA required for: C pli ith CEQA i d f • Streambed Alteration Agreement from CDF&G • Water Quality Certification from RWQCB W Q li C ifi i f RWQCB

  32. Budget / Conceptual Cost • Selected alignment with walls $1,723,000 • Selected alignment with concrete deck Selected alignment with concrete deck $2,045,000 $2,045,000 • Project Budget $1,694,000

  33. Next Steps

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