2. Agenda Reports by Standing Committees Information Bus Operations. (Joyce Rooney) Local Transit Systems. (Ryan Thompson) Streets and Freeways

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1 Wednesday, June 4, :30 AM Agenda Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE William Mulholland Conference Room 1. Call to Order/Roll Call Action (Renee Berlin, Matthew Abbott) 2. Agenda Reports by Standing Committees Information Bus Operations (Joyce Rooney) Local Transit Systems (Ryan Thompson) Streets and Freeways (Dave Roseman) TDM/Air Quality (Mark Yamarone) Attachment 1: Subcommittee Agendas Attachment 2: Subcommittee Actions 5 min 3. Chairperson s Report Information May Board Recap (Handout) (Matt Abbott) 4. Consent Calendar Action Approval of Minutes Attachment 3: Draft May 7, 2014 Minutes 5. TAC Membership Working Group Formation Action 10 min (Renee Berlin) Call for Projects Information Recertification/Deobligation/Extension (Teresa Wong) Attachment 4: Recertification List Attachment 5: Deobligation List Attachment 6: Extension List Attachment 7: TAC Appeals Summary 10 min Call for Projects Information 5 min (Rena Lum) 8. Short Range Transportation Plan Information 5 min (Rena Lum)

2 9. FY 2015 Proposed Transit Fund Allocations Information Attachment 8: FY 2015 Proposed Transit (Carlos Vendiola) Fund Allocations 10 min 10. LACMTA Green Construction Policy Update Information 10 min (Cris Liban) 11. Metrolink Annual Work Program/Budget Information 5 min (Yvette Reeves/Jay Fuhrman) 12. CTC Update Information 5 min (Patricia Chen) 13. Cap and Trade Revenues Information 10 min (Michael Turner) 14. Legislative Update Information Federal (Michael Turner/Marisa Yeager) State 15 min 15. Other Business 16. Adjournment TAC Minutes and Agendas can be accessed at: Please call Matthew Abbott at (213) or abbottm@metro.net with questions regarding the agenda or meeting. The next meeting will be on July 2, 2014 at 9:30 a.m. in the William Mulholland Conference Room. 2

3 Attachment 1 Subcommittee Agendas 3

4 Thursday, May 15, :30 a.m. Agenda Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Streets and Freeways Subcommittee Mulholland Conference Room, 15 th Floor FY 2015 Budget Workshop 30 min Information (Frank Shapiro) 1. Call to Order 1 min 2. Approval of Minutes Attachment 1: April 17, 2014 Minutes Attachment 2: Sign-in Sheet/Attendance Sheet Attachment 3: 90-Day Rolling Agenda 1 min 3. Chair Report 5 min 4. Metro Report TAC Membership Changes 5 min Short Range Transportation Plan 10 min 6. Call for Projects 5 min Action (Bahman Janka) Action (Subcommittee) Information (Bahman Janka) Information (Fulgene Asuncion) Information (Rena Lum) Information (Rena Lum) 4

5 Call for Projects Recertification/Deobligation/Extension 10 min 8. CTC Update 10min 9. Caltrans Report 5 min 10. State and Federal Legislative Update 10 min 11. Metro Complete Streets Policy 10 min 12. First-Last Mile Strategic Plan 10 min 13. Smarter Sustainable Highways 10 min Information (Teresa Wong) Information (Patricia Chen) Information (David Sosa) Information (Raffi Hamparian/ Marisa Yeager/ Michael Turner/Patricia Soto) Information (Steven Mateer) Information (Steven Mateer) Information (Adrian Alvarez) 14. New Business 5 min 15. Adjournment 1 min The next meeting for the Streets and Freeways Subcommittee will be held on June 19 th at 9:30 a.m. on the 15 th floor, Mulholland Conference Room. Please contact Fulgene Asuncion at (213) should you have any questions or comments regarding this or future agendas. Agendas can be accessed online at: 5

6 Attachment 2 Subcommittee Actions 6

7 Disposition of May 2014 Subcommittee Actions Bus Operations Subcommittee: Did not meet in May Local Transit Systems Subcommittee: Did not meet in May Streets and Freeways Subcommittee: No actions were taken TDM/Air Quality Subcommittee: Did not meet in May 7

8 Attachment 3 May 7, 2014 TAC Minutes May 7, 2014 Sign-In Sheets TAC Member Attendance 8

9 Wednesday, May 7, :30 A.M. Meeting Minutes Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE 1. Call to Order/Roll Call Matthew Abbott (Alternate Chair) called the meeting to order at 8:34 a.m., took roll and declared a quorum was present. 2. TAC Membership Changes Renee Berlin (Metro) reported that Director Mike Bonin was unable to attend the TAC meeting due to a scheduling conflict. She introduced Paul Backstrom (Transportation Deputy to Director Bonin) who was present to discuss Director Bonin s views regarding the addition of Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Public Health representatives to the TAC. Mr. Backstrom thanked the TAC members for arriving early and apologized on behalf of Director Bonin for his absence. He reported that Director Bonin values the opinions of the TAC and that his motion to reconsider TAC s earlier recommendation was not an attempt at disrupting the Committee s voting balance. Mr. Backstrom noted that the planning profession is fundamentally changing and evolving. Director Bonin strongly believes that TAC must adapt to those changes. He recognizes that currently there is diverse representation on the TAC, with the omission of bicycle and pedestrian representation. Mr. Backstrom noted that there are unique points of view and skill sets associated with both bicycle and pedestrian planning and that one member cannot serve both the Bicycle and Pedestrian modes as there are often conflicting views amongst the modes. Mr. Backstrom reported that Director Bonin believes that having the unique perspectives of a bicycle and pedestrian representatives is incredibly valuable and consistent with Metro s interest with regard to sustainability, complete streets, and first/last mile planning. Director Bonin strongly believes that having both a Bicycle and a Pedestrian Representative on TAC would enhance the recommendations that come out of this Committee. In terms of the Public Health Representative, Mr. Backstrom noted that Metro s sustainability policies and goals are tied with health outcomes. Director Bonin strongly believes that having a health perspective on TAC would be valuable as well. The goal of the Board motion was to ensure that all points of view are represented on the Committee so that Metro can deliver the best projects that are in the best interest of the public. TAC Minutes, May 7,

10 John Walker (County of Los Angeles) thanked Mr. Backstrom for sharing Director Bonin s perspective. Dave Roseman (City of Long Beach) asked if the Board had a recommendation to make the Public Health Representative a voting or ex-officio member? Mr. Backstrom replied that an ex-officio member would be appropriate, but a voting representative would be welcomed as well. The Board has no concern as to who serves as the Public Health Representative, but believes that it is important to have the health perspective represented on the TAC. Allen Thompson (League of California Cities North Los Angeles County) asked who would appoint the members? Ms. Berlin replied that TAC would appoint the members. The Streets and Freeways Subcommittee had previously solicited applications countywide for their Bicycle and Pedestrian representative and recommended that a Bicycle and Pedestrian representative be added to TAC as well. It is anticipated that the Bicycle and Pedestrian representative on TAC would be two of the four Bicycle and Pedestrian Representatives from the Streets and Freeways Subcommittee. Mr. Walker reminded the TAC that at the April 2 nd meeting, TAC passed a motion to reconsider their previous decision to add one voting and one ex-officio Active Transportation representative to TAC based on the Metro Board s request. Larry Stevens (League of California Cities San Gabriel Valley COG) asked if the issue of a Health representative was also under discussion, or if that was a separate matter? Ms. Berlin replied that the issue was bifurcated so that two separate discussions could occur. Motion Mr. Roseman made a motion to add two voting members to TAC, one Bicycle and one Pedestrian representative. The two members will be chosen from the existing Bicycle and Pedestrian representatives currently on the Streets and Freeways Subcommittee. James Lefton (City of Los Angeles) seconded the motion. Ms. Berlin opened the floor for discussion. Patrick DeChellis (County of Los Angeles) commented that since TAC is adding members, the Committee has an opportunity to get wider agency representation from throughout the County. He noted that there are 88 cities within the County and only a small percentage are represented on the TAC. He suggested that if two members are being added to TAC, the Committee should do its due diligence to get representation from agencies not already at the table. Mr. Roseman responded that the Streets and Freeways Subcommittee had already conducted an extensive countywide solicitation for their Bicycle and Pedestrian representatives. Mr. Walker noted that he agrees with Mr. DeChellis. He stated that this is a good opportunity for TAC to look for broader, more diverse agency representation on the Committee. Mr. Walker respectfully requested that Mr. Roseman amend his motion so that that the Committee is not beholden to the four members recommended by the Streets and Freeways Subcommittee. TAC Minutes, May 7,

11 Karen Heit (Staff to Metro Board Chair Diane Dubois) reiterated that Chair Dubois recognizes the importance of the input from TAC. She believes that TAC should not change their recommendation solely as a response to the Board. TAC membership should evolve as the members see fit. Ms. Berlin commented that there are two separate issues: 1) approving the addition of a Bicycle and a Pedestrian representative; and 2) how those representatives are selected. She noted that TAC should take a vote now on the actual membership and can discuss how the representatives are selected at a later time. Ms. Berlin explained that a Working Group was formed for the Streets and Freeways solicitation of the Bicycle and Pedestrian representatives. If the addition of the members is approved, TAC can conduct another solicitation Mr. DeChellis clarified that his comment stemmed from the motion specifically stating that the members would be chosen from the existing Streets and Freeways Subcommittee Bicycle and Pedestrian representatives. He noted that the motion needs to be revised to reflect that TAC is not beholden to the Streets and Freeways Subcommittee Bicycle and Pedestrian representatives. Ms. Berlin replied that staff can work with the Subcommittee to determine how those representatives would be selected, if TAC approves the addition to the memberships. Marianne Kim (Automobile Club of California) asked if the TAC members have terms? Ms. Berlin replied no, TAC members serve at the will of their appointing bodies. Mr. Roseman replied that he would revise his motion and withdraw the portion in regard to the selection process. Ellen Blackman (Citizen Representative on ADA) reemphasized that there are some similar perspectives between the bicycle and pedestrian modes, but there are also conflicting perspectives. She noted that there is value in having two voting members perspectives, one focusing on pedestrian issues and one focusing on bicycle issues. Mr. Stevens added that there is at least some level of representation for bicycle and pedestrian modes just by virtue of the variety of the current TAC members. He asked whether the unique specialization of bicycle and pedestrian issues warrants an additional level of representation. Roubik Golanian (League of California Cities Arroyo Verdugo Cities) noted that many of the current TAC members deal with bicycle and pedestrian issues in their day-today duties. Mr. DeChellis replied that if TAC can get a wider representation of agencies on the Committee, there will be a wider perspective of issues and concerns. Mr. Golanian asked if Mr. DeChellis is suggesting that the Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinators cannot be from an agency that is already represented on TAC? Mr. DeChellis replied yes. Mr. Roseman noted that he agrees that this opportunity to provide extra expertise on the Committee is vitally important. He explained that the first few Bicycle and Pedestrian representatives may be from agencies already represented on TAC, but that is because larger agencies have the resources to bring that expertise to the Committee. TAC Minutes, May 7,

12 Mr. Lefton noted that there is a motion on the table with regard to the addition of both a Bicycle and a Pedestrian representative. The discussion on what agencies those representatives come from is a separate issue and can be discussed later. He suggested that TAC vote on the motion that is on the table. Ms. Berlin replied that a Working Group can be formed with all the Subcommittees to figure out how to solicit for these representatives. Joyce Rooney (Bus Operations Subcommittee) reiterated that most of the agencies in the County do not have a dedicated bicycle or pedestrian coordinator. A second round of solicitation may not produce the diversity that TAC is hoping for. Ms. Berlin responded that when staff first sent out the solicitation letter, it did not ask for a specific dedication to bicycle or pedestrian modes, but rather that the majority of their time had been spent on bicycle or pedestrian issues. Mohammad Mostahakami (League of California Cities Gateway Cities COG) suggested that an amendment be made to the motion to limit the term of the Bicycle and Pedestrian representatives. Ms. Berlin replied that none of the other TAC members have term limits and therefore adding a term limit to the Bicycle and Pedestrian representatives would be inappropriate. Mr. Lefton added that it is more important to get the best person for the position rather than getting held up on trying to get wider agency representation. Mr. Backstrom stated that the Board report specifies that a periodic review of the TAC composition should be conducted every two years. Revised Motion Mr. Roseman revised his motion which was seconded by Mr. Lefton to add two voting members to TAC, one Bicycle Representative and one Pedestrian representative was called to a vote. 17 members voted yes; 4 members voted no. One member abstained. The motion passed. Ms. Berlin reported that consideration for a Public Health Representative was also included in the Board request to TAC. Mr. Roseman commented that the Long Beach Health Department plays a significant role in Active Transportation projects and programs. He believes that it would be beneficial to have a Health representative on TAC. Mr. Mostahakami noted that TAC already has an Air Quality Management District (AQMD) representative. He asked what the Public Health Representative s role on the TAC will be? Mr. Backstrom replied that the Public Health representative s perspective will overlap with the AQMD representative, but the Health representative will also be concerned with physical activity, mobility, safety, etc. Ms. Berlin suggested that a potential option could be to make the AQMD representative a voting member rather than an ex-officio member. Mr. Backstrom replied that there is overlap, but the Public Health representative would focus on much more than air quality. Mr. Mostahkami commented that a Public Health representative s role may also overlap with the new Bicycle and Pedestrian Representatives. He explained that there is a strong emphasis on bicycle and pedestrian modes because they are directly related to healthy lifestyles. Mr. TAC Minutes, May 7,

13 Stevens noted that there may be difficulty finding the appropriate representative who has the right type of health focus. Mr. Roseman agreed that finding the right representative for this environment could be challenging, but that public health is not just about active transportation. He explained that in Long Beach, a plan was developed to ensure that seniors are able to safely move around the City. These are the type of aspects of society in which health professionals are involved. He stated that the advice from a Public Health representative could be valuable. Ms. Kim explained that the Automobile Club has a traffic safety group that works with many public health organizations. She reiterated that public health covers many different areas ranging from safety, mobility, active transportation, air quality, etc. Ryan Thompson (Local Transit Systems Subcommittee) commented that much of the Public Health representative s role is covered by the current TAC members. Motion Mr. Lefton made a motion to add one ex-officio Public Health representative to TAC. The motion was seconded by Mr. Roseman. 23 members voted Yes; 1 member voted No. There were no abstentions. The motion passed. 3. Agenda Reports by Standing Committees Handouts were distributed in lieu of oral reports. 4. Chairperson s Report (Matthew Abbott, Metro) A handout was distributed in lieu of an oral report. 5. Consent Calendar A motion to approve the April 2, 2014 TAC minutes was made by Ms. Rooney and seconded by Mr. Mostahkami. The minutes were approved with no objections. 6. Congestion Management Program (CMP) Local Conformance Finding A handout was distributed in lieu of an oral report. 7. Call for Projects Deobligation Appeals (Teresa Wong/Renee Berlin, Metro) Ms. Wong reviewed the Call for Projects Appeals protocol, which was included as Attachment 4 of the TAC agenda packet. She reminded the TAC that project sponsors have a total of three minutes to appeal their project, followed by two minutes for TAC member s questions and answers. The following matrix summarizes the individual appeals and TAC recommendations: TAC Minutes, May 7,

14 TAC Minutes, May 7, Project ID# Agency/Sponsor Project Title Presenter Summary of Appeals TAC Recommendation 8095 SIGNAL HILL 2 F1198 LAWNDALE CHERRY AVENUE WIDENING PROJECT INGLEWOOD AVE CORRIDOR WIDENING Steve Myrter Nasser Abbaszadeh Mr. Myrter reported that the E-76 has been received and the construction bid was opened in April The City is currently evaluating the proposals for construction management. It is expected that the City Council will award and issue the Notice To Proceed (NTP) in June Construction is anticipated to be completed in December Mr. Abbaszadeh reported that the project was delayed due to right-ofway (ROW) acquisition. Four properties are needed, two of which have been uncooperative. In addition, Caltrans required additional air quality and historic preservation studies. The studies have been completed. Environmental clearance will take three to four months. Formal ROW acquisition offers will occur after environmental clearance. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete construction. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete environmental, 90% of design and confirm that the project is fully funded. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December 2014.

15 TAC Minutes, May 7, Project ID# Agency/Sponsor Project Title Presenter Summary of Appeals TAC Recommendation MANHATTAN BEACH 4 F1141 LA CITY NASH/DOUGLAS & ROSECRANS AVE INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS VICTORY BL WIDENING FROM TOPANGA CYN BL TO DE SOTO AVE Michael Guerrero Michael Hunt Mr. Guerrero reported that this project is the final part of a larger project that needs to be completed. All other portions have been completed. Delays have been due to pending Southern California Edison (SCE) and Chevron Encroachment Agreements to underground SCE transmission lines. The project sponsor, SCE, and Chevron have been meeting bi-monthly to resolve the agreement. Supervisor Knabe's office and the City Mayor have been made aware of the delay. Mr. Hunt reported that the project has been divided into two phases due to an adjacent Costco development. Phase 1 design will be completed June 2014 with no ROW issues. Construction is anticipated to start in March 2015 and conclude in September Phase 2 includes ROW. Design will not be completed until December 2014 and construction is anticipated to be completed in The Costco cannot open for business until Phase 1 is completed. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete negotiations with Chevron/SCE and to advertise for construction. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to award construction contract for Phase 1. For Phase 2, initiate right-of-way acquisition. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December 2014.

16 TAC Minutes, May 7, Project ID# 5 F1205 LA CITY 6 F1206 LA CITY / F1209 Agency/Sponsor Project Title Presenter Summary of Appeals TAC Recommendation LA CITY SOUTH GATE OLYMPIC BL AND MATEO STREET GOODS MOVEMENT IMPROVEMENT - PHASE II LINCOLN BL WIDENING AT VENICE BL CESAR CHAVEZ AVE/LORENA ST/INDIANA ST INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS (INCLUDING F1209) I-710/FIRESTONE BLVD. INTERCHANGE RECONSTRUCTION Michael Hunt Michael Hunt Michael Hunt Hany Henein Mr. Hunt reported that the project is in the ROW acquisition phase. The City is currently undergoing condemnation proceedings and the trial date is set for June Construction is anticipated to take one year and be completed by June Philbert Wong (Metro) noted that one amendment has been executed. Mr. Hunt reported that the City is requesting the funds to be deobligated at the May 13 th City Council Meeting. Ms. Berlin requested the City let Metro know what the Council decision is. Mr. Hunt reported that the project is currently at 99% design. The City wants to keep the project open until the development of the site traffic control plan is complete. The project is 50% through the ROW process and the City has made offers on three properties. Mr. Henein reported that the City has acquired the necessary ROW and is in the process of receiving Caltrans ROW certification. The project sponsor will apply for the E- 76 this afternoon, but is unsure whether it will be approved before the funding lapse date. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to reaffirm Order for Possession court date and ensure that the project is fully funded. Concur with City of Los Angeles request to deobligate project pending formal notification after City Council action in May. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to reaffirm status of right-of-way acquisition and to ensure that the project is fully funded. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to award construction contract. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December 2014.

17 TAC Minutes, May 7, Project ID# 9 F3306 GARDENA 10 F3405 GARDENA Agency/Sponsor Project Title Presenter Summary of Appeals TAC Recommendation 11 F1121 DIAMOND BAR GARDENA MUNICIPAL BUS LINES LINE 1 TSP THREE ALTERNATIVE FUEL BUSES FOR SERVICE EXPANSION STATE RTE- 60/LEMON AVE PART. INTERCHANGE (ON- & OFF- RAMPS) Jack Gabig Jack Gabig David Liu Mr. Gabig reported that the project has experienced delays due to a scope change and staffing challenges. The signal project has been shifted to a different route and the City hopes to execute a LOA with Metro shortly. Metro staff has approved the scope change. Mr. Gabig reported that the project will fund procurement of three 100% electric fuel buses. There is no change of scope, but delays have been due to execution of the LOA. The gasoline-hybrid bus model originally planned for purchase is no longer available which has caused delay in bus procurement. The City has submitted a revised project schedule and the LOA is being finalized. Further delay is due to timing this bus procurement with a larger replacement of other fleet vehicles. Mr. Liu reported that the project has been delayed due to ROW issues. Acquisitions are underway and the project sponsor is confident that ROW activities will be concluded by the end of Construction is anticipated to begin June 2015 with no additional anticipated delays. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to execute the LOA and to award design contract. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to execute the LOA and to begin bus procurement. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete right-ofway acquisition and advertise for construction.

18 TAC Minutes, May 7, Project ID# 12 F1514 LA COUNTY LA COUNTY LA COUNTY LA COUNTY LA COUNTY Agency/Sponsor Project Title Presenter Summary of Appeals TAC Recommendation EMERALD NECKLACE BIKE TRAIL NORTH COUNTY/ ANTELOPE VALLEY TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENTS EL SEGUNDO AREA ITS SOUTH BAY FORUM TRAFIC SIGNAL CORRIDORS SOUTH BAY FORUM TRAFIC SIGNAL CORRIDORS PROJECT Waqas Rehman / Susan Zarei Dean Lehman Dean Lehman Dean Lehman Dean Lehman Mr. Rehman reported that all issues have been resolved and the project has been environmentally cleared. The encroachment permit has been received and the project is fully designed. The County anticipates receiving the agreement with the Army Corp by late April and Caltrans ROW Certification by late May. The County expects to receive the E-76 by September Mr. Lehman reported that delays are associated with the County currently seeking approval for the latest recommendations on six CMS locations. Further delay was associated with CMS compatibility issues. It is estimated that all grant work will be completed by the end of Mr. Lehman reported that County has agreed to deobligate this project. Mr. Lehman reported that delay has been due to obtaining all the necessary city s approvals and signatures. The project is anticipated to be completed in June Mr. Lehman reported that delay has been due to obtaining LADOT approval and specifications. The project is anticipated to be completed in June One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to receive E-76 and advertise for construction. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to advertise for construction. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December Concur with County of Los Angeles' request to deobligate project. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete the project. Los Angeles County agrees not to request further extensions. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete the project. Los Angeles County agrees not to request further extensions.

19 TAC Minutes, May 7, Project ID# LA COUNTY LA COUNTY LA COUNTY 20 F1310 LA COUNTY 21 F1311 LA COUNTY Agency/Sponsor Project Title Presenter Summary of Appeals TAC Recommendation GATEWAY CITIES FORUM TRAFFIC SIGNAL CORRIDORS PROJECT - PHASE IV GATEWAY CITIES TRAFFIC SIGNAL CORRIDORS PHASE III SAN GABRIEL VALLEY TRAFFIC SIGNAL CORRIDORS PROJECT INFORMATION EXCHANGE NETWORK PHASE II SOUTH BAY FORUM TRAFFIC SIGNAL CORRIDORS PROJECT Dean Lehman Dean Lehman Dean Lehman Dean Lehman Dean Lehman Mr. Lehman reported that delay has been due to obtaining railroad permits. Project will seek Board approval in August Mr. Lehman reported that delay has been due to obtaining all of the cities' comments and approvals. The project is anticipated to be completed in June Mr. Lehman reported that delay was due to obtaining multiple city concurrence, Traffic Signal Synch Program projects, and consultant staffing changes. Project is anticipated to be completed in June Mr. Lehman reported that delay has been due to traffic signal controller firmware development taking longer than anticipated. Project is anticipated to be completed June Mr. Lehman reported that delays have been associated with consultant deliverables requiring major revisions. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to initiate construction on last project elements. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete the project. Los Angeles County agrees not to request further extensions. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete the project. Los Angeles County agrees not to request further extensions. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete the project. Los Angeles County agrees not to request further extensions. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete design and advertise for construction. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December 2014.

20 TAC Minutes, May 7, Project ID# LA CITY 23 F3148 LA CITY Agency/Sponsor Project Title Presenter Summary of Appeals TAC Recommendation HYPERION AVE UNDER WAVERLY DRIVE BRIDGE REPLACEMENT NORTH MAIN STREET GRADE SEPARATION Wenn Chyn Shirley Lau Mr. Chyn reported that the City has received Caltrans approval to circulate the environmental document. Public review took place from September to November and the City received public comments indicating an interest in a more multi-modal approach. In response to the public comments, the City is conducting additional technical analysis of a multi-modal improvement alternative. This additional analysis has caused delay in the environmental process. The technical study will determine if a change of scope is needed or if it is feasible. Ms. Lau reported that the City is having difficulty identifying and committing to the overmatch and has been working with Caltrans to identify potential funds. The project does not qualify for Highway Bridge Program funds. Potential other funds that will be sought include Highway Railroad Safety and High Speed Rail Authority funds. Metro requires commitment of overmatch before issuing the MOU. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete environmental clearance and submit E-76 to Caltrans for right-of-way acquisition. Sponsor to provide written report to Metro on the financial feasibility of the project and rate of grant expenditure in December One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to identify and commit local match and execute the LOA. TAC recommended that no further extensions be granted.

21 TAC Minutes, May 7, Project ID# 24 F3428 Agency/Sponsor Project Title Presenter Summary of Appeals TAC Recommendation REDONDO BEACH LA CITY LA CITY LA CITY REDONDO BEACH INTERMODAL TRANSIT CENTER MOORPARK AVE WIDENING - WOODMAN AVE TO MURIETTA AVE SAN FERNANDO MISSION BLVD BETWEEN SEPULVEDA BLVD AND I-5 BARHAM/CAHUEN GA CORRIDOR TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENTS PHASE IV Wisam Altowaiji Ramnik Mungra Ramnik Mungra Ramnik Mungra Mr. Altowaiji reported that design is 90% complete and Metro has all necessary paperwork to initiate the LOA. Delay has been attributed to ROW acquisition to build the transit center. LOA is being developed and will be completed by the end of June Mr. Mungra reported that the City has completed ROW acquisition and received the Order of Possession in March. The construction contract will be awarded in June or July with construction anticipated to be completed in September Mr. Mungra reported that the delay was attributed to additional environmental clearance of historical resources. Community meetings have determined that the community does not support the project. The City will seek deobligation of the project from the City Council. Mr. Mungra reported that delay has been associated with scope changes requested by Councilmember LaBonge to avoid impacts to the historic railing. The City is requesting deobligation of this project. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to execute LOA. Deobligate $1.97 million resulting from Metro approved project downscope. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to bid and award construction contract and initiate construction. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December Concur with City of Los Angeles request to deobligate project pending formal notification after City Council action in May. Concur with City of Los Angeles request to deobligate project pending formal notification after City Council action in May.

22 TAC Minutes, May 7, Project ID# 28 F1338 LA CITY Agency/Sponsor Project Title Presenter Summary of Appeals TAC Recommendation SOUTH PASADENA GATEWAY CITIES COG HIGHWAY-RAIL GRADE CROSSING IMPROVEMENT SYSTEM SOUTH PASADENA FAIR OAKS CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS GOODS MOVEMENT NHS ACCESS DESIGN & IMPLEMENTATION - PHASE II Bill Shao Paul Toor Jack Joseph Mr. Shao reported that the City has received multiple Union Pacific Rail Road (UPRR) agreements. Other delays are due to new Metrolink design standards and Federal Railroad crossing guidelines. The City's scope is completed. The next steps are to finalize the legal agreements with the UPRR and begin construction. Mr. Toor reported that the project is mostly on Caltrans ROW and must be reviewed by Caltrans. The City is working with Caltrans to determine the project scope and complete the design. Metro funds are only for design, not construction. Mr. Joseph reported that four intersections remain in this project. Design is completed and the construction bid is ready to go out. It is anticipated that the project will be completed by June One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to execute agreements with Third Parties. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to receive Caltrans approval on the project scope and financial feasibility of the project. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete construction.

23 TAC Minutes, May 7, Project ID# 31 F1307 LA CITY 32 F1308 LA CITY 33 F1309 LA CITY Agency/Sponsor Project Title Presenter Summary of Appeals TAC Recommendation ATCS - CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT ATCS - WEST ADAMS ATCS - ECHO PARK/SILVER LAKE Verej Janoyan Verej Janoyan Verej Janoyan Mr. Janoyan reported that delays have been due to constraints in staff resources. ATCS staff had to be diverted to other Metro projects. Metro funding is for design only, not construction. It is anticipated that design will be complete in March 2016 with construction being completed by Mr. Janoyan reported that delays have been due to constraints in staff resources. ATCS staff had to be diverted to other Metro projects. Metro funding is for design only, not construction. It is anticipated that design will be complete in September 2014 with construction being completed by Mr. Janoyan reported that delays have been due to constraints in staff resources. ATCS staff had to be diverted to other Metro projects. Metro funding is for design only, not construction. It is anticipated that design will be complete in March 2015 with construction being completed by One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete design for the ATSC - West Adams (F1308) and ATCS - Echo Park/Silver Lake (F1309) projects, confirm the project schedule provided in May 2014, and reevaluate if additional Call for Projects funds can be returned to Metro as a result of the City of Los Angeles receiving Proposition 1B dollars. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete design. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete design. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December 2014.

24 TAC Minutes, May 7, Project ID# 34 F1305 LA CITY Agency/Sponsor Project Title Presenter Summary of Appeals TAC Recommendation ATCS - CENTRAL CITY EAST Verej Janoyan Mr. Janoyan reported that delays have been due to constraints in staff resources. ATCS staff had to be diverted to other Metro projects. Metro funding is for design only, not construction. It is anticipated that design will be complete in August 2015 with construction being completed by One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete design for the ATSC - West Adams (F1308) and ATCS - Echo Park/Silver Lake (F1309) projects, confirm the project schedule provided in May 2014, and reevaluate if additional Call for Projects funds can be returned to Metro as a result of the City of Los Angeles receiving Proposition 1B dollars. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December F1345 LA CITY ATCS LOS ANGELES Verej Janoyan Mr. Janoyan reported that delays have been due to constraints in staff resources. ATCS staff had to be diverted to other Metro projects. Metro funding is for design only, not construction. It is anticipated that design will be complete in March 2016 with construction being completed by One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to continue design and reevaluate if additional Call for Projects funds can be returned to Metro as a result of the City of Los Angeles receiving Proposition 1B dollars. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December 2014.

25 TAC Minutes, May 7, Project ID# 36 F1615 LA CITY Agency/Sponsor Project Title Presenter Summary of Appeals TAC Recommendation 37 F1528 LONG BEACH COMPTON EASTSIDE LIGHT RAIL PEDESTRIAN LINKAGE SAN GABRIEL RIVER BIKE PATH GAP CLOSURE AT WILLOW STREET TRAFFIC SIGNAL SYSTEM UPGRADE AND TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT OPERATION CENTER Audrey Netsawang Nathan Baird Glen Kau Ms. Netsawang reported that delay was due to Metro approval of the changes in the project limits. The project limits have been approved and the project is currently in the NEPA process. The City is working with Metro staff to amend the LOA. Construction is anticipated to begin by January Preliminary design is complete. Final design is awaiting NEPA clearance. Mr. Baird reported that the City is working with Metro staff to move design funds into the construction phase. A letter has been submitted to Metro, and an amendment is needed to proceed. The sponsor reported that construction of the Traffic Management Operation Center (TMOC) has been completed. An extension is needed in order to install software to collect traffic data. Project completion is anticipated by December One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete construction. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to award construction contract. One-year extension to June 30, 2015 to complete construction. TAC recommended that no additional extensions be granted. Sponsor to provide a written progress report to Metro in December 2014.

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33 ATTACHMENT A LOS ANGELES COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY CALL FOR PROJECTS RECERTIFICATION LIST ($000) PROJ AGENCY PROJECT TITLE TOTAL F7406 AVALON AVALON CLEAN FUEL FLEET REPLACEMENT $ 309 F7414 BALDWIN PARK CLEAN FUEL BUSES FOR THE BALDWIN PARK TRANSIT SERVICE 330 F7408 BURBANK BURBANK TRANSIT VEHICLE REPLACEMENT 723 F3313 BURBANK BURBANK-GLENDALE TRAFFIC SYSTEM COORDINATION 1,019 F7413 CALABASAS BUS REPLACEMENT 220 F3318 CULVER CITY TRAFFIC MONITORING AND SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM GAP CLOSURE 2,438 F7303 CULVER CITY NETWORK WIDE SIG SYNCH W/ VIDEO & ARTERIAL PERF. MEASUREMENT SYS 30 F5114 DOWNEY TELEGRAPH ROAD TRAFFIC THROUGHPUT AND SAFETY ENHANCEMENT 419 F3304 DOWNEY WOODRUFF AVE. FIBER-OPTIC TRAFFIC SIGNAL COMMUNICATIONS 738 F5125 EL MONTE RAMONA BOULEVARD & VALLEY BOULEVARD INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENT 96 F7405 GARDENA PURCHASE OF ALTERNATIVE FUEL REPLACEMENT BUSES 309 F5407 GLENDALE PURCHASE OF 10 CNG BUSES FOR GLENDALE BEELINE SERVICES 864 F7430 GLENDALE PURCHASE OF ALTERNATIVE FUEL BUSES FOR GLENDALE BEELINE 309 F5101 HAWTHORNE EL SEGUNDO BOULEVARD IMPROVEMENT 495 F5100 INDUSTRY SR 57/60 CONFLUENCE, GRAND AVENUE AT GOLDEN SPRINGS DRIVE 838 F7407 LA CANADA FLINTRIDGE CITY OF LA CANADA-FLINTRIDGE BUS REPLACEMENT 344 F5121 LA CITY BALBOA BOULEVARD WIDENING AT DEVONSHIRE STREET 109 F7123 LA CITY MAGNOLIA BLVD WIDENING (NORTH SIDE) - CAHUENGA BLVD TO VINELAND 100 F7131 LA CITY CENTURY BOULEVARD EXTENSION BETWEEN GRAPE STREET AND ALAMEDA 4,158 F3419 LA CITY SUNSET JUNCTION PHASE 2 3,786 F5519 LA CITY BICYCLE FRIENDLY STREETS 387 F3132 LA CITY (PORT OF LA) SR-47 EXPRESSWAY:REPLACE HEIM BRDG & NEW ELEVATED EXPRESSWAY 9,184 F5111 LA COUNTY COLIMA ROAD - CITY OF WHITTIER LIMITS TO FULLERTON ROAD 4,224 F5115 LA COUNTY AVENUE L ROADWAY WIDENING 544 F5414 LA COUNTY AVOCADO HEIGHTS AND EAST VALINDA TRANSIT VEHICLES 454 F7410 LA COUNTY FLORENCE-FIRESTONE/WALNUT PARK TRANSIT VEHICLES 330 F5803 LANCASTER AVENUE I CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS, 20TH ST W TO 10TH ST W 145 F7117 LONG BEACH REDONDO AND ANAHEIM INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS 742 F7313 LONG BEACH LONG BEACH S METRO BLUE LINE SIGNAL PRIORITIZATION 293 F7400 MONTEREY PARK CLEAN FUEL BUS REPLACEMENTS 309 F3443 NORWALK NORWALK/SANTA FE SPRINGS/METROLINK PEDESTRIAN PLAZA UPGRADE 116 F3403 PALMDALE PALMDALE TRANSPORTATION CENTER - PLATFORM EXTENSION 432 F5405 PASADENA PASADENA TRANSIT UPGRADE TO CLEAN FUEL CNG BUSES 1,941 F7422 PASADENA PASADENA REPLACEMENT AND ADDED CAPACITY OF CLEAN FUEL BUSES 742 F3301 PASADENA METRO GOLD LINE AT-GRADE CROSSING MOBILITY ENHANCEMENTS 1,356 F3307 SAN DIMAS INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS ON BONITA AVE. AT CATARACT AVE. 1,339 F1168 SANTA CLARITA VIA PRINCESSA EXTENSION-GOLDEN VALLEY ROAD TO RAINBOW GLEN 11,577 F7404 SANTA CLARITA VISTA CANYON REGIONAL TRANSIT CENTER 577 F3300 SANTA CLARITA ITS PHASE IV INTERCONNECT GAP CLOSURE AND SIGNAL SYNCH 3,032 F5502 SANTA CLARITA TOURNEY ROAD BIKE LANE AND ORCHARD VILLAGE ROAD BIKE ROUTE 133 F3312 TORRANCE CITY OF TORRANCE ITS & TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENTS 967 F5401 TORRANCE TRANSIT TORRANCE TRANSIT SYSTEM FLEET MODERNIZATION 1,776 TOTAL $ 58,234 Countywide Call for Projects Attachment A Page 1 of 1 33

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35 ATTACHMENT B LOS ANGELES COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY FY CALL FOR PROJECTS DEOBLIGATION RECOMMENDATIONS ($000) PROJ. ID # F1195 ALHAMBRA 8053 LA CITY AGENCY PROJECT TITLE MODE VALLEY BLVD. ROADWAY CAPACITY IMPROVEMENTS SAWTELLE BLVD. WIDENING AT VENICE BLVD. DOLLARS PROGRAMMED AND FISCAL YEAR $ EXPD Prior FY 13 FY 14 FY 15 TOTAL DEOB REASON RSTI $ 1,114 $ 636 $ 478 AUDIT SAVINGS RSTI AUDIT SAVINGS 8064 LA CITY SAN FERNANDO MISSION BLVD. BETWEEN SEPULVEDA BLVD. AND I-5 RSTI 1, ,532 PROJECT CANCELLED 8089 LA CITY 8242 LA CITY FA145 SANTA FE SPRINGS BARHAM/CAHUENGA CORRIDOR TRANSPORTATION IMPR. PHASE IV BUS STOP IMPROVEMENTS ON SAN FERNANDO ROAD & TC LIGHTING NORWALK / SANTA FE SPRINGS TRANSPORTATION CENTER IMPROVEMENTS RSTI 1, PROJECT CANCELLED TC AUDIT SAVINGS TC 2,050 1, AUDIT SAVINGS 6284 LA COUNTY EL SEGUNDO AREA ITS SS 2,558 2, PROJECT CANCELLED F1206 LA CITY F3129 LANCASTER F5609 LONG BEACH F1700 PALMDALE F3428 REDONDO BEACH F5806 SAN GABRIEL LINCOLN BL WIDENING AT VENICE BLVD. AVENUE L WIDENING: 15TH TO 30TH STREET WEST DOWNTOWN LONG BEACH PINE AVE STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENT PALMDALE TRANSPORTATION CTR - WAYFINDING SIGNAGE PROG REDONDO BEACH INTERMODAL TRANSIT CENTER SAN GABRIEL BLVD GATEWAY CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENT PROJECT RSTI RSTI 631 1,005-1,636 PED TDM TC 1,114 2,052-1,966 TEA TOTAL $ 11,026 $ 2,119 $ 2,623 $ 538 $ 6,181 $ 8,925 PROJECT CANCELLED PROJECT CANCELLED PROJECT CANCELLED PROJECT CANCELLED PROJECT DOWNSCOPE PROJECT CANCELLED Countywide Call for Projects Attachment B Page 1 of 2 35

36 ATTACHMENT B LOS ANGELES COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY FY CALL FOR PROJECTS DEOBLIGATION RECOMMENDATIONS ($000) PROJ. ID # AGENCY PROJECT TITLE MODE DOLLARS PROGRAMMED AND FISCAL YEAR $ EXPD Prior FY 13 FY 14 FY 15 TOTAL DEOB REASON F1704 LA CITY DOWNTOWN LA ALTERNATIVE GREEN TRANSIT MODES TRIAL PROG* TDM PROJECT CANCELLED AT CITY REQUEST AND FUNDS REALLOCATED BY METRO BOARD IN MARCH 2014 F1725 LA CITY WIFI ON THE GOLD LINE* TDM PROJECT CANCELLED AT CITY REQUEST AND FUNDS REALLOCATED BY METRO BOARD IN MARCH 2014 F5710 LA CITY EXPERIENCE LA HISTORIC CULTURAL NEIGHBORHOOD CONNECTIONS* TDM 1,108-1,108 PROJECT CANCELLED AT CITY REQUEST AND FUNDS REALLOCATED BY METRO BOARD IN MARCH 2014 *Not included in deobligation funds to be reprogrammed to County of Los Angeles Signal Call projects. TOTAL DEOBLIGATION RECOMMENDATION BY MODE REGIONAL SURFACE TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENTS (RSTI) $ 5,284 SIGNAL SYNCHRONIZATION & BUS SPEED IMPROVEMENTS (SS) $ 200 TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITIES (TEA) $ 538 PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS (PED) 571 TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT (TDM) 130 TRANSIT CAPITAL (TC) 2,202 TOTAL $ 8,925 Countywide Call for Projects Attachment B Page 2 of 2 36

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38 ATTACHMENT D Reason for Extensions: 1. Project delay due to an unforeseen and extraordinary circumstance beyond the control of the project sponsor (federal or state delay, legal challenge, Act of God, etc.); 2. Project delay due to Metro action that results in a change in project scope, schedule, or sponsorship that is mutually agreed; and 3. Project is contractually obligated, however, a time extension is needed to complete construction that is already underway (capital projects only). LOS ANGELES COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY FY CALL FOR PROJECTS EXTENSION LIST AS OF JUNE 30, 2014 ($000) PROJ ID# AGENCY PROJECT TITLE LAPSING FUNDS LAPSING PROG YR(S) TOTAL PROG $ TO BE LAPSED TOTAL FIS/OBLIG/A LLOC $ AMOUT SUBJECT TO LAPSE REC'D EXT YR(S) REASON FOR EXT #1, 2 OR 3 NEW REVISED LAPSE DATE F1197 ARCADIA HUNTINGTON DR CAPACITY IMPROVEMENTS PC $ 1,345 $ 434 $ /30/2015 F1332 ARCADIA ARCADIA ARTERIAL ITS DEVELOPMENT PC /30/ CALABASAS F1103 CARSON CALABASA REGIONAL TRAFFIC OPERATION CENTER PC /30/2015 WILMINGTON AVENUE INTERCHANGE MODIFICATION AT I-405 PC ,924-1, /30/2016 F1408 F1107/ MR CERRITOS COMMERCE 6297 COMPTON 8223 COMPTON CITY OF CERRITOS TRANSIT AMENITIES CMAQ /30/2015 WASHINGTON BLVD. WIDENING AND RECONSTRUCTION COMPTON TMOC & RETROFIT OF CITY TRAFFIC SIGNAL SYSTEM PC25 PC ,362-13, /30/ /30/2015 COMPTON MLK TRANSIT CTR EXPANSION MULTI-MODAL TRANS BLD. PC ,299 2, /30/2015 F1166 F1717 F CULVER CITY CULVER CITY DIAMOND BAR GATEWAY CITIES COG 8221 GLENDALE F1136 GLENDALE SEPULVEDA BOULEVARD WIDENING PC ,621 1, /30/2015 REAL-TIME MOTORIST PARKING INFORMATION SYSTEM DEMONSTRATION CMAQ /30/2015 STATE RTE-60/LEMON AV PART. INTERCHANGE (ON- &OFF-RAMPS) GOODS MOVEMENT NHS ACCESS DESIGN & IMPLEMENTATION - PHASE II PC25 PC ,294-2, /30/ ,557 5,015 3, /30/2015 COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS FUELING AND MAINTENANCE FACILITY CMAQ ,150-2, /30/2015 GRANDVIEW AV MODIFICATIONS WITHIN THE CITY OF GLENDALE PC , /30/2015 F1106 INGLEWOOD LA BREA AV INTERSECTION REALIGNMENT PC ,067-1, /30/2015 F3128 INGLEWOOD 8036 LA CITY CENTURY BLVD MOBILITY IMPROVEMENT PC /30/2015 HYPERION AVE. UNDER WAVERLY DRIVE BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PC , , /30/2015 Countywide Call for Projects Attachment D Page 1 of 5 38