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SMCTA PSE for US 101 Woodside Interchange
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mailto:connelly@watertransit.org
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mailto:Luo@bayareametro.gov
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14 <br /> <br />Commissioners and WETA Board of Directors Redwood City Council, and San Mateo <br />County Transportation Authority in 2020-2021. <br /> <br />The Ferry Terminal project is managed by a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) <br />between Redwood City and WETA that serves as the framework for decision-making. <br />The MOU will be updated as the project progresses to identify roles and responsibilities <br />concerning construction, maintenance, and operations. Although active service is not <br />envisioned until 2026 or later, there may be need for coordination if construction of <br />both projects overlap. <br /> <br />Contact: <br />Kevin Connelly, Director of Planning, WETA <br />connelly@watertransit.org (415) 291-3377 <br /> <br />4.3.5. San Francisco Bay Trail <br />The Project area contains segment of the San Francisco Bay Trail, which circles the bay <br />with more than 350 miles of trails. The Project’s construction phase will require closure <br />of about 150 feet of off-street Bay Trail between Redwood Shores and Ravenswood <br />Slough for several weeks, and about 1,500 feet of on-street Bay Trail access will also be <br />impacted intermittently along Seaport Boulevard. <br />A Trail Closure Plan and a Transportation Management Plan will be developed by the <br />Project Team prior to construction to identify and mitigate specific impacts to all users. <br />Contact: <br />Lee Huo, Senior Planner, ABAG <br />Luo@bayareametro.gov (415) 820-7915 <br /> <br />4.2 Projects Outside the Immediate Project Vicinity <br />In addi�on to the City’s projects, there are several Caltrans projects either already or will be in <br />construc�on that may require coordina�on once the 101/84 I/C project moves into the <br />construc�on phase: <br />4.2.1. US 101 Pavement Maintenance <br />Caltrans is slated to begin a $50.7M pavement rehabilita�on and median barrier <br />upgrade on US 101 from the Santa Clara/San Mateo County line to the Whipple Ave <br />Interchange in early 2024. During an es�mated 1-year construc�on period, Caltrans will <br />require the closure of a single lane over six weekends. Caltrans will coordinate these <br />closures with affected ci�es. <br />Contact: <br />Kelly Ma, Project Manager, Caltrans <br />
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