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AGENDA TITLE: Adopt Resolution Selecting Grape Bowl Improvements Phase 4 as Project
Nomination for San Joaquin Council of Governments' One Voice Trip
MEETING DATE: February 4, 2015
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PREPARED BY: Public Works Director
RECOMMENDED ACTION: Adopt resolution selecting Grape Bowl Improvements Phase 4 as
project nomination for San Joaquin Council of Governments'
One Voice trip.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION: The San Joaquin Council of Governments (SJCOG) is again
developing regional priorities in preparation for the annual
"One Voice" lobbying trip to Washington, D.C., in April 2015. The
One Voice trip is an opportunity for all jurisdictions in the county to work cooperatively to secure federal funds.
City staff recommends requesting funds for the fourth phase of this multi -phased project to construct
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) access improvements to the City's main sports facility for local
high school and youth football, soccer, and graduation events. Originally constructed with Work Projects
Administration money in the 1940's, the Grape Bowl has historical significance to Lodi and to many
generations of residents that have either watched or participated in sporting events, or graduated from
high school at this venue.
Since 2009, over $4.1 million dollars has been invested to upgrade ADA access at the Grape Bowl.
Funding sources have included CDBG, HUD Section 108, private donations, and other local dollars. This
project will include ADA ramps to the north side upper and lower concourse, ADA seating at the north
side upper and lower concourse and completing ADA seating and ramp improvements to the south side
lower concourse that were not completed during Phase 3 because of funding restrictions.
The Phase 4 improvement project is estimated to cost approximately $3 million. At this time, there is no
funding available to complete this work requiring the City to request all $3 million through the One Voice
process.
The One Voice program began in 2000. The City has received funding for one project ($400,000 for
wastewater plant upgrades in 2004) out of $64.2 million in awards to San Joaquin County.
FISCAL IMPACT: Award of funding for the Grape Bowl Improvements Phase 4 would
facilitate additional ADA accessibility at this facility while reducing the City's
exposure to future accessibility claims.
FUNDING AVAILABLE: Not applicable.
F. Wally Sqkelin
Public Works Director
FWS/smh
APPROVED:
n Schwabauer, Ciyf Manager
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RESOLUTION NO. 2015-07
A RESOLUTION OF THE LODI CITY COUNCIL
SELECTING THE GRAPE BOWL IMPROVEMENTS
PHASE 4 AS THE PROJECT NOMINATION FOR THE
SAN JOAQUIN COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS'
ONE VOICE TRIP
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Lodi City Council does hereby
select the Grape Bowl Improvements Phase 4 as the project nomination for the
San Joaquin Council of Governments' One Voice trip; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Council does hereby authorize the
City Manager to execute the Local Jurisdiction Endorsement Form.
Dated: February 4, 2015
I hereby certify that Resolution No. 2015-07 was passed and adopted by the City
Council of the City of Lodi in a regular meeting held February 4, 2015, by the following
vote:
AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS — Chandler, Kuehne, Mounce, Nakanishi,
and Mayor Johnson
NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS — None
ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS — None
ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS — None
NIFER FERRAIOLO
City Clerk
2015-07
City of Lathrop
Louise Avenue/Interstate 5 Interchange Improvement Project $ 5,000,000 $ 24,500,000
Funds will be used to complete the final design phase and will fund the majority of the Land Acquisition for this project. This project would widen
Louise Avenue to three through lanes in each direction, accommodating a new left turn onto the northbound on ramp, create a new loop on ramp
to -southbound 1-5, widen all off ramps with new signaled intersections, construct retaining walls, and auxiliary lanes in both directions.
throp Road/Interstate 5 Interchange Improvement Project
nds would cover the Regional Impacts and the portion that the City cannot legally requ
ree lanes in each direction, create new loop onramps to Interstate 5, widen off -ramps,
dening, and will accommodate traffic volumes for a forecast year of 2035. 4
City of Lodi
Grape Bowl Improvements Phase 4
Since 2009, over $4.1 million dollars has been invested to upgrade ADA access at t
the City continues to be exposed to ADA -related claims. This project is i to Co
constructed due to funding restrictions. The Phase 4 improvements is,
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lower concourse that were eliminated from the Phase 3 project to a I rt
lower concourse and installing ADA seating at the north side low - ncourse.
$ 5,000,000 $ 38,300,000
vrth. This project would widen Lathrop Road to
retaining walls to accommodate the roadway
$ 2,420,000 $ 2,4
pe Bowl. Notwithstanding this considerable investment,
e the remaining ADA improvements not yet
ADA seating and ramp improvements to the south side
constructing ADA ramps to the north side upper and
City of Mart
Antene Raymus Expressway/State Route 99 rc TBD TBD
Funding will be used for the replacement ofth Sting NM99 interchange with the new Antone Raymus Expressway/SR99
Interchange between the cities of Manteca and
Family Entertainment Zone (FEZ) TBD TBD
Funding for infrastructure included with or adjacent to the proposed Family Entertainment Zone (FEZ) project.
Further details pending project applications.
City of Ripon
Ripon Multi -Modal Station TBD TBD
Pending project application cm:�l
Ripon Surface Water Project TBD TBD
Pending project application
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Countv of San Joaauin
ckton Metropolitan Airport Capital Improvement
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unding will be used for improvement projects to enhance airport safety, security, capacity, and environmental concerns. Projects will include
inway improvements, replacing security access controls per TSA, terminal improvements, and equipment replacement.
Route 4 Corridor improvements
Funding will provide highway safety, needed additional capacity and operational impro%
development, commute traffic, and recreational access to the Delta in both San Joaquir
widening of SR4 from a two-lane road to four lanes.
rant Line Corridor Improvement Project
nding will greatly improve the facilitation and movement of goods to and froi
gating economic development in the area as well as enhance roadway safety
mmunity as well as a widening of the existing alignment through the town of
City of Stockton
North Stockton 1-5 Interchange and Widening
Funding for this project will improve the 1-5 freeway and it
population growth and an improving regional economy. Tf
widening of 1-5 from Hammer Lane to Eight Mile Road and
$ 5,000,000 $ 20,000,000
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movement and economic
counties. Funding would allow for
$ 21,600,000 $ 24,000,000
ajor. arehousing'°industrial complex to accommodate job-
ions. A proposed alignment to the south of the Banta
Ere being evaluated.
$ 2,550,000 $ 428,500,000
intermodal connections and serve increased traffic resulting from
for the completion of the engineering design for Phase 2
rchange.
Lower Sacramento Road Corridor $ 20,000,000 $ 20,000,000
Funding would replace two existing two-lane b s on Low aCramenty Road a#'Bear Creek and Pixley Slough with six -lane and four -lane
bridges respectively. The project will remove batt ks #o arsding.the Gapaci#p of the Lower Sacramento Road corridor between Lodi and
diner Avenue Downtown Improvement $ 20,000,000 $ 22,300,000
unding would reduce the number of vehicle lanes from four to two, add landscape medians, and introduce a new separately striped bicycle
ieility on Miner Avenue between Center Street and the Cabral Rail Station. The reduction in lanes will allow for wider sidewalks, curbside planters,
nd designated sidewalk areas for potential cafe seating in the future.
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City of Tracy
1-205 Lammers Road Interchange Improvements $ 5,000,000 $ 63,000,000
Construction of the interchange at Lammers Road and 1-205 is necessary to relieve traffic congestion from 1-205 corridor to the City of Tracy and
Mountain House area including the recently annexed 1,700 acres of industrial, commercial and retail developments in the City of Tracy east of the
Altamont Pass. Completion of this project will open up economic development opportunities in this area. At the regional level, this project will
reduce traffic congestion by ultimately connecting Byron Road and Highway 4 in Contra Costa County to 1-580 and 1-205. Construction is scheduled
for early 2016 after acquisition of right of ways.
ew MacArthur Drive Above Grade Crossing
he project involves construction of a new above grade crossing over the UPRR Mococo Ii
rive alignment to eliminate interruption to vehicular traffic from the Increased use of't, A
lignment of MacArthur Drive from Mt. Diablo to Eleventh Street intersects the UP is
lear the originally proposed at grade crossing. However, with increase in railro. affic
and location will remain unchanged and the recommended above grade cross. ill
icreased freight train traffic.
Port of Stockton
est Complex Access Improvements
e West Complex access improvements will prov
trance. The project consists of widening Navy D
fety and air quality by eliminating an at -grade ra
roughput of Port -bound truck traffic.
art of Stockton Overweight Corridor 4a
nds requested are for construction and constti3►
isting intermodal roadway to facilitate an intern
goods being transported by the MH580 Marine
ssel jobs, and 18 labor jobs.
(Project Name
Pending project application
San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission
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$ 5,000,000 $ 28,000,000
istead of an at -grade crossing at the new MacArthur
line and the switch yard by UPRR. The new
yard which was proposed to be relocated to
to act on of Mococo line by UPRR, the switch
a the vehicular and pedestrian traffic from the
_qW $ 2,092,000 $ 15,736,012
separated facility from State Route 4 to the West Complex
BNSF railway undercrossing to Washington Street will improve
entrance and reconfiguring a key intersection to maximize
$ 1,400,000 $ 4,400,000
rill rebuild five miles of existing roadway to strengthen an
y chain. The project would create an opportunity for the volume
%. The job estimates on this project are 50 new rail/train jobs, 42
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roject Mame
ending project application
San Joaquin Regional Transit District
Ripon Community Athletic Foundation
Ripon High Stadium Project $ $
Pending project application do
Stockton East Water District
armington Dam - Farmington Groundwater Recharge & Seasonal HabNoontannual
� $ 2,500,000 $ 33,333,333
his is a Environmental Infrastructure & Environmental Restoration Project. CoWed a construction start in FY 2002, continual annual
ppropriations through FY 2005; and an Omnibus Bill appropriation in 2 ; A appropriation for the Farmington Program is
quested to be included in 2016 House Energy and Water Bill. The Fa _ I help preserve the local agricultural economy, whose
nnual value is estimated to be over $2.9 billion, and the drinking water - X 00,000 residents, and commercial and industrial
of the Stockton metropolitan area.
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