Art3_Redlands_FY23_BikePed_OBT IV_AppTDA Article 3 Grant Application: Bicycle & Pedestrian Project
Project Title
Priority if Submitting
Multiple Applications
Project Type
Project Length
Orange Blossom Trail Phase IV
Installation of new facility
.55 miles
Local Match Funding City of Redlands General Fund
Sources
Contact Name Veronica Medina
Agency Redlands
Contact Phone (909)798-7584 ext. 6
Contact Email vmedina@cityofredlands.org
Project Need & Purpose
Clear project
description
Installation of a .55 mile Class I recreational multi-use trail from Interstate 10 to
California Street, resulting in about 8 miles of continuous Orange Blossom
interconnect trail.
Has the agency
delivered past
projects on
schedule? If yes,
what steps will be
Previous projects have been delivered on schedule by the City. Steps taken to
complete the projects on time include composing a team of multiple engineers, a
construction manager, a construction inspector, a construction inspector assistant,
and a project manager for a single project. Combining this with online applications
and project management programs, projects stay on track with schedule and
taken to ensure payments through this system of redundancy. Various Transportation Development
similar results? If no, Act (TOA) Article 3 Grants awarded to the City have been completed including TOA
what steps will be Article 3 -Orange Blossom Trail Phase Ill, various Transit Stop Access projects,
taken to prevent a and the current TOA 2021 Transit Stop Access Program that is in the process of
similar occurrence? completion in a timely manner.
What provisions does The City's Facilities and Community Services Department (FCS) ensures all parks
the agency have in and trails are maintained regularly for residents to enjoy. FCS has kept up with the
place to ensure the maintenance of other trails and bicycle/pedestrian facilities installed using TDA
facility will be funds, such as sidewalk facilities, improved transit stops, and the recently completed
properly maintained? Orange Blossom Trail Phase Ill. FCS will continue to maintain such facilities, and
Describe Project
Readiness
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this Project will be no different. When planning/designing a project, the Municipal
Utilities and Engineering Department (MUED) works closely with FCS to verify that
all components of the final project will be easily maintained.
As mentioned before, the Project is shovel ready. The funds requested through this
application are to complete the environmental study for this project and for
Construction. The City has a completed set of plans for this project. All right-of-way
agreements have been obtained through with the San Bernardino Flood Control
District and there is currently a permit in place to construct and use the property.
Phase IV of the Orange Blossom Trail is the last phase, with previous phases
already constructed. The City is fully committed and financially invested in ensuring
the Project is constructed and completed.
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Preliminary Engineering/Design Cost:
Preliminary
Engineering/Design
Cost
$50,000
Right of Way Cost $0
Project Con Cost $1,232,000
Local Match $184,8000
LTF, Article 3 Funds $1,047,200
Requested
Total Project Cost $1,282,000
Didn't add up;
City submitted corrections upon request:
$192,300
$1,089,700
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