CTC Presentation

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• CTC Presentation
• April 15-16, 2009

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Project Purpose

• Improve the seismic, structural, and traffic
  safety of the roadway within the setting and
  context of the Presidio of San Francisco and its
  purpose as a National Park

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Doyle Drive History

• Built 1933-36 to bypass Army Base
• (Under Golden Gate Bridge Highway District)
• 1945 Became a State Route
• 2000 Began new EIS/EIR for replacement
• 2005 Completed Draft EIS/EIR
• 2005 Introduced Parkway Alternative
• 2007 Preferred Alternative selected
• Dec. 18, 08 Record of Decision (ROD) signed

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Doyle Drive Existing Condition

• Structural deterioration
• No median
• No shoulders
• Narrow lane widths
• No direct Presidio access

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Significance of Doyle Drive

• Interregional Route
• Over 100,000 vehicles per day
• Vital to the economic and social well being of
  region.
• Designated as a Post Disaster Recovery Route
• Located in the Presidio, a National Historic
  Landmark District

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Project Consensus and Coordination
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Presidio Parkway (Alternative 5)
Structure
At-Grade Roadway
At-Grade Roadway
At-Grade Roadway
Tunnel
Tunnel
High Viaduct
Halleck St.
Girard Rd.

• Current Structural/Seismic standards
• Meet capacity demands
• Parkway Appearance
• Presidio Access
• Total Project Cost 1,045 Million

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ROD Project Estimate

• The Parkway Alternative option Estimate
  submitted in the FEIS (2008 Estimates)
• Roadway Items 233.3 Million
• Structural Items 474.3 Million
• Sub-total 707.6 Million
• Escalated (to MCP of 2012) 853.7 Million
• Right of Way Items 36.3 Million
• Total Capital cost 890.0 Million
• Support 154.6 Million
• Project Total 1044.6 Million
• Assuming Construction from Dec. 2010
  April 2014
• MCP Mid Construction Point

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Original Project Timeline
Preferred Alt Sept. 2006
Fall 2010
Feb. 2000
Spring 2014
Dec. 2005
Winter 2011
Summer 2000
Dec 2008
Detailed Design Completed
Project Complete
Environmental Studies begin
Draft ESI/EIR Public Comment Begins
Final EIS/EIR
Construction Start
ID Alternatives Begin Prelim Engineering
Draft EIS/EIR For Comment
Final EIS/EIR ROD
Start Construction
Milestones Completed
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• Project Acceleration

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Why Accelerate ?

• To achieve seismic safety earlier
• To reduce risk of cost growth
• To meet Economic Stimulus timetable
• To take advantage of the favorable market
  conditions
• Help create jobs and support the local and
  regional economy

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Split Contracts

• Pre-Construction Contracts
• Contract 1 Environmental mitigation
  (Built-Environmental Treatment Plan) Active
  through roadway contracts
• Contract 2 Utility Plan and Relocation
• Roadway Construction Contracts
• Contract 3 Southbound Presidio Interchange/High
  Viaduct
• Contract 4 Southbound Battery Tunnel and
  At-Grade Detour
• Contract 5 Girard Interchange, Low Viaduct and
  Main Post Tunnels
• Contract 6 Northbound Battery Tunnel
• Contract 7 Northbound Presidio Interchange/High
  Viaduct
• Contract 8 Landscaping

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Draft Schedule
Seismic Safety Achieved Early 2011
Roadway Complete Summer 2012
Original Project Schedule Completion Spring 2014
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Contract No. 3 SB Presidio IC

• Construction Capital 134 Million
• Begin/End Construction
  October 2009 - Early 2011

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Contract No. 4 SB Battery Tunnel

• Construction Capital 110 Million
• Begin/End Construction
  December 2009 Early 2011

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Contract No. 5 Girard IC

• Construction Capital 305 Million
• Begin/End Construction
  Fall 2010 - Fall 2012

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Contract No. 6 NB Battery Tunnel

• Construction Capital 77 Million
• Begin/End Construction
  Fall 2010 - Fall 2012

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Contract No. 7 NB Presidio IC

• Construction Capital 103 Million
• Begin/End Construction
  Fall 2010 - Fall 2012

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Contract No. 8 Landscaping

• Construction Capital 9 Million
• Begin/End April 2012 April 2015
• Total Project Construction Capital 760 Million

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Presidio Parkway Simulation
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• Presidio Parkway
• Multi-modal Enhancements

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Presidio Parkway

• Setting and Context
• Guide Design
• Provide opportunity to support transformation of
  the Presidio from a military base to a National
  Park
• Offer opportunity for integrated, intelligent
  design appropriate to the surroundings

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Presidio Parkway

• Setting and Context
• More than a roadway
• A network of areas and connections within the
  Presidio

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Existing Doyle Drive Connections

• Facility built to restrict access to military
  base
• 2 connections across Doyle Drive

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Presidio Parkway Future Connections

• Enhanced access to/from/within the Presidio
• 9 connections across Doyle Drive
• Increase multi-use trails and pathways within the
  Presidio

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Lincoln Boulevard Enhancements
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Presidio Promenade at Lincoln
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Battery Tunnels Revived Connection
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Battery Bluff Revived Connection
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Main Post Tunnel Revived Connection
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East Parkway Revived Connections
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East Parkway Revived Connections
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Girard Road Enhancements

• Dedicated Bike Lanes
• Accommodate Future Transit/Rail in Median

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Presidio Parkway Corridor
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• Questions?

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The Presidio
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Presidio ParkwayKey Design Goals

• Reduce mass and scale of the facility
• Reduce speeds entering city streets

• Parkway and not freeway standards
• Over 100 design exceptions
• Minimize conversion of park land to highway
• Enhance the multi-modal network within the
  Presidio
• Consistent with land use plans
• Presidio Trust Management Plan
• Presidio Trails and Bikeways Master Plan
• Presidio Vegetation Management Plan

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Existing Battery Bluff

• Current roadway severs connection

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Existing Main Post /Crissy Field Area

• Current roadway reduces connections and is a
  visual barrier

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Presidio Parkway