Measure M Projects
Highway 101 Project #1 - Wilfred
Rohnert Park Expressway in Rohnert Park to Santa Rosa Avenue in Santa Rosa.
Project Scope
- • Reduce recurrent congestion
- • Upgrade highway facility to current standards
Project Delivery Strategy
The Initial Study/Environmental Assessment was completed in June 2004. SCTA used $13.1 Million in Measure M – 101 funds to leverage $59.9 Million in other fund sources to complete the roadway portion of the project. A separate landscaping project is needed.
Phase A – Highway 101 High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Lanes (Rohnert Park Expressway to Santa Rosa Avenue)
- • Reduce recurrent congestion on Highway 101 by constructing a northbound and southbound HOV lane
- • Construct a new southbound collector-distributor road between Santa Rosa Avenue and Wilfred Avenue.
- • Construct auxiliary lanes from Rohnert Park Expressway to Wilfred Avenue/Golf Course Drive Interchange and northbound Wilfred Avenue/Golf Course Drive to Santa Rosa Avenue
- • Upgrade existing freeway to current standards by widening shoulders, improve freeway ramps, and correcting the highway profile to improve sight distance
- • Improve local circulation by constructing a new freeway underpass, connecting Wilfred Avenue and Golf Course Drive
- • Rehabilitate existing highway
- • Install intelligent Transportation System devices including closed circuit television cameras, changeable message signs, and traffic monitoring stations
Phase L – Landscaping
• Provide landscaping throughout the State Highway’s right-of-way.
Wilfred Status / Schedule –
Landscaping is not currently programmed. SCTA is seeking funding opportunities for landscaping along the Highway 101 Corridor.
Project Status / Schedule –
The project started construction in May 2009 and was completed in June 2013.
Underlined text indicates completed work.
Funding (in thousands):
Phase | Total |
Measure M |
Other* | Need | ||
A | $73,012 |
$13,119 |
$59,893 | $0 | ||
L | $2,750 |
$0 |
$0 | $2,750 | ||
Totals | $75,762 |
$13,119 |
$59,893 | $2,750 |
*Other funding includes State Bond (CMIA) and STIP (RTIP) funds.