The proposed project in the City of Garden Grove, specifically, a street-improvement project along Harbor Boulevard is located in the City’s master planned International West resort area. The International West resort area is a key corridor of the City that is currently targeted for strategic economic development, tourism, and job creation.

Project Details

Location: The southern resort area from Harbor Blvd and Westminster Avenue to the northern resort area from Harbor Blvd to Chapman Ave.

Estimated Cost: $7,057,837

(Project Element 1) asphalt rehabilitation including grinding/overlay, improve the utility for the entire corridor, life expectancy, and vehicle/pedestrian safety of the roadway. In addition, various street and traffic improvements.

(Project Element 2) degraded median treatments and pavement areas with the removal of red brick pavers at Harbor Blvd. at the SR-22 median treatment area. Involves coordination with Caltrans so work is consistent with state requirements, and will remove existing median improvements and upgrade them for consistency with adjacent roadways. Street furniture, bus stops and covered waiting areas, will be improved to promote safer waiting and accessibility for public transportation, and enhance the pedestrian corridor between transportation hubs.

(Project Element 3) intersection improvements include widening for better operational capacity and safety, improved curb returns for ADA accessibility, traffic signal modifications, extension of storm drain laterals and the addition of new inlets, and updated striping/signing for more efficient vehicle and pedestrian movement.

Exhibits

Exhibit A-1
Exhibit A-2
Exhibit A-3
Exhibit A-4
Exhibit A-5
Exhibit A-6

Support

  • Congressman Lou Correa - U.S. Representative for California's 46th congressional district
  • Congressman Alan Lowenthal - U.S. Representative for California's 47th congressional district
  • Congressman Harley Rouda - U.S. Representative for California's 48th congressional district
  • Assemblyman Tyler Diep - California State Assembly, 72nd District
  • Supervisor Andrew Do - First District Supervisor for the County of Orange

Documents

Preliminary Engineering Report
Environmental Narrative

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