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Measure R, Measure M, and the Green Line in the South Bay Where we are and where we are going By: Rob Beste, SBCCOG Infrastructure Working Group Vice Chair & City of Torrance Public Works Director SBCCOG Programs Measure R Hwy


  1. Measure R, Measure M, and the Green Line in the South Bay “Where we are and where we are going” By: Rob Beste, SBCCOG Infrastructure Working Group Vice Chair & City of Torrance Public Works Director

  2. SBCCOG Programs • Measure R Hwy Program: $906 million (2008-2039) • Measure M • Hwy Program: $500 million (2018-2057) • Transportation/Mobility Program #1: $293.5 million (2018-2032) • Transportation/Mobility Program #2: $350 million (2018-2057) • Sub-regional Equity Program: $130 million • Green Line • To Redondo Beach (Measure R funding): $272 million • To Torrance (Measure M funding): $619 million

  3. Measure R Looking Back: 2008 – Today • $1.5B in projects identified in 2008 • 13 Completed Projects (approx. $22M)* • 53 Active/Committed Projects (approx. $211M)* (Breakdown by agency on next slide) • $61.7M in Measure R funds expended to date. This includes reimbursements for both completed projects and projects still in the works * Figures are as of 2017/2018 Metro Budget Request cycle. Current figures may slightly differ as projects have been completed or withdrawn by the city.

  4. City/Agency Total number of projects Total Measure R SBHP Funds allocated Carson 3 $2.7M El Segundo 3 $3.3M Gardena 5 $11.5M Hawthorne 6 $20.9M Hermosa Beach 3 $3.0M Inglewood 2 $3.9M Lawndale 4 $3.5M Lomita 1 $0.9M Los Angeles (City) & POLA 4 $3.8M Los Angeles (County) 2 $24.5M Manhattan Beach 5 $12.8M Palos Verdes Estates Does not qualify due to distance limits (1 mile from State Hwy/Fwy) Rancho Palos Verdes 1 $0.09M Redondo Beach 7 $8.4M Rolling Hills Does not qualify due to distance limits (1 mile from State Hwy/Fwy) Rolling Hills Estates Does not qualify due to distance limits (1 mile from State Hwy/Fwy) Torrance 8 $60.8M Caltrans/Metro 11 $58.1M

  5. I-110/I-405 Interchange Project: Improvement Locations

  6. I-110/I-405 Interchange Project

  7. Project Timeline & Funding Sources • Measure R: $1.1M • Caltrans SB 1 Gas Tax: $50.2M • Measure R funding allowed the project to be moved up in Caltrans’ queue of projects. Construction contract to be awarded October 2017. Construction to be completed and opened to traffic Winter 2019.

  8. I-405 at 182 nd St/Crenshaw Blvd Operational Improvements

  9. Project Timeline & Funding Sources • Measure R funding for design • $20M to Caltrans, $15.3M to Torrance • Measure R funding for construction: $20M (re-allocated to this project from I-110/I-405 Auxiliary Lane project) • Caltrans SB 1 Gas Tax: $35.7M • Project Total: $91M • Construction expected to begin Fall 2020 and completed in Spring 2022

  10. PCH Operational Improvements

  11. Project Timeline & Funding Sources • Current Measure R Projects on PCH Corridor: $41M • Additional Measure R Projects on PCH Corridor: $ TBD • Caltrans Phase 1 (El Segundo -> Redondo Beach) expected to begin construction in 2021 ($ 30M) • Caltrans Phase 2 (Redondo Beach-> Wilmington) expected to begin construction in 2022 ($ 30M)

  12. Possible Future Projects • On-ramp/Off-ramp improvements along the I-110 and I-405 • 10-15 potential intersection projects at approximately $50M- $100M each

  13. Major Measure M Regional Highway Projects in the South Bay • South Bay Regional Highway Projects • I-105 Express Lane from I-405 to I-605 ($59M; opens 2029) • I-405/I-110 Interchange HOV Ramp & Interchange Improvements ($250M; opens 2024) • I-110 Express Lane Extension from SR91 to I-405 ($280M; opens 2046) • I-405 South Bay Curve Improvements ($400M; opens 2047)

  14. South Bay Sub-regional Programs in Measure M • 4 Sub-regional programs were identified for the South Bay ($ through 2057) • Hwy Program: $500 million • Transportation/Mobility Program #1: $293.5 million • Transportation/Mobility Program #2: $350 million • These are two local street programs for projects that may include Complete Streets and Active Transportation • Sub-regional Equity Program: $130 million

  15. Measure M Will Not Fully Fund the Promised Projects and Programs as Scheduled • $1.079 billion of other funds will be required: South Bay Regional Projects Measure M Other funds Total Green Line South to Torrance $619M $272M (Measure R) $891M I-110 Express Lane Extension to I-405 $52M $228M $280M I-105 Express Lane I-405 to I-605 $175M $0 $175M I-405 South Bay Curve Improvements $150M $251M $401M I-405/I-110 Interchange Improvements $250M $0 $250M South Bay Sub-regional Programs SB Highway Operational Improvements $500M $600M $1,100M SB Trans. System & Mobility Improvements $644M $0 $644M South Bay Subregional Equity Projects $130M $0 $130M Totals: $2.52B $1.351B $3.871B

  16. Green Line: Project Timeline & Funding Sources • Measure R: $272M • Measure M: $619M • Alternatives Analysis currently underway • Construction groundbreaking expected in 2026

  17. The Future of Rail • Connecting the Green Line in Torrance to the Silver Line/Blue Line? • Delegation to a Construction Authority?

  18. SBCCOG Board of Directors Action Items • Authorize letter to Metro Board stating concerns about Metro Staff policy disallowing use of Measure R funds for program development • Hold meetings in 2018 to focus South Bay sub-regional and major Measure R/Measure M programs • Authorize SBCCOG staff to explore the merits of a Construction Authority

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