HomeMy WebLinkAbout8.3 I-580 HOV & Traffic Operations Systems
CITY CLERK
File # D~[Q][Q]-~[Q]
AGENDA STATEMENT
CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE: June 20, 2006
SUBJECT:
Approval of 1-580 nOY Transportation Management Plan and
Intelligent TransportatIon SystemlTraffie Operations System (IMP
& lTS!lUS) Cooperative Agreement for Design, Construction and
Admini stratiOll
Report Prepared hy Ray Kuzbari, Senior Traffic EnfJineer
ATT ACIIMENTS:
I)
Resolution approving the 1-580 HOY Cooperative
Agreement, together with Exhibit "A," Agreement
Resolution 20-06 Approving the Memo Of Understanding
(MOTI) [(Ir 1-580 ITS/TOS and Project Charter for "Phase I"
1-580 HOV Lane Project
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1~AdoPt the Resolution approving the proposed 1-580 HOY IMP &
ITS/TOS Cooperative Agreement f(lr Design, ConstructIon and
AdmimstratlOn, and authorize the City Manager to execute the
agreement.
RECOMMENDATION:
FINANCIAL STATEMENT:
As of 20lU the City will be responsible for maintenance of the
improvements withm the City of Dublin consisting of two traffic
monitoring cameras, transit priority devices and signal interconnect
cable. rhe City will benefit from the planned installations of
ad~anced traffic monitoring and control systems in Dublin, as part of
the "Phase I" 1-580 HOV Lane Project. Staff time may be required
to inspect construction of these systems withm Dubhn. The CMA
will cover the filII cost of this project through multiple sources,
including Federal, State and regional funds.
OESCHlPTION: On February 21, 2006, the City Council adopted Resolution 20-06
approving the following joint agreements with the Cities of Livermore and Pleasanton, Alameda County,
Caltrans, Llvennore-Amador Valley Transit Authority (LAVTA), Alameda County Congestion
Management Agency (CMA), and the Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MIC)'
COpy TO: 'Stefan Garcia, CMA
ITEM NO.
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I) Memorandum of Underslanding (MOU) for 1-580 Inlelligenl Transporlalion Syslem
Management/Traffic Operatinns Svslem (TTS/TOS)
2) Projecl Charier for "Phase I .. 1-580 110 V Lane Project
The MOU for 1-580 ITS/TOS was intended to facilitate inter-jurisdichonal coordination and eoopcration
among operating agencies of transportation and transit systems m Alameda County in order to improve
traffic flow along hIghly-congested comdors 111 Alameda County, including I-SO, 1-5S0 and 1-880 The
PrOject Charter for the "Phase I" 1"580 HOV Lane Project established a jomt agreement concern1l1g the
dcsign components of this project among participating agencies as prevIOusly listed. This agreement
represents a multi-jurisdictional approach to intelligent traffic solutions in the Tri-Valley area in a manner
consIstent wIth the overall ohJective of the MQU for 1-580 lTS/TOS to work cooperatively toward
improving the managemcnt and operations of the 1-5S0 comdor
Imnlementation of "Phase I" HOV Lane Project
The "Phase I" HOV Lane Project will lIlstall an 1I1terim High Occupancy Vehicle (BOV) lane on
easthound 1-580 from Haelenda Drive to east of Grecnville Road. This project will provIde addillonal
freeway capacity to handle traffic congestion on eastbound 1-5S0 dunng the evening commute pcriod and
could potentially reduce cut-through traffic on Duhllll Boulevard. The interim HOV lane will be installed
in the median area of 1-580 with thc undcrstauding that the right-of.way for a future BART extension in
the 1-5S0 median will he preserved WIth the next phase of the lull HOV lanc improvements along 1.580
The CMA will cover the full cost of the "Phase 1" HOV Lane Project ($68 million) through multiple
sources mcludlllg Federal, State and regional funds. Thc CMA and Caltrans are jomtly adllllmstenng the
design and environmental asscssment of this project. DeSign completIOn and environmental ecrtification
of the "Phase I" 1I0V Lane Project are expected to occur 111 summer 2006. The project will be
Implemented III two separate phases:
Phase 104: ThIS phase will consist of installing advanced traffic management and 1110Dltonng
devices on 1-580 and adjaccnt local streets for the purpose of improvlllg management of traffic opcrations
and incidents in this corridor dunng the construcllOn period of thc intcrim eastbound 1-580 HOV lane.
These devices will includc traffic monitoring cameras on 1-5S0 and adjacent local streets, transit priority
systems at signalized intersections, advanced vehIcle detection systems, changeable message signs, and
highway adVISOry radIO stallons on 1-580 In Dublin, the Phasc IA project will, at no cost to the City,
install tranic monitoring cameras at thc intersections of Dublin Boulevard/San Ramon Road and Duhlin
BoulevardlTassajara Road, as well as signal interconnect cahle along Duhlin Boulevard. These cameras
will he owned and (lperated exclusively hy the City
The Phase IA project will be implemented at an estnnated C(lst of $8 million using the above funding
sources. The CMA antiCipates startlllg constructIOn of this projcct in fall 2006 and completmg
construclHln hy spnng 2007
Phase IB: This phase will consist ofthc actual installation of the intenm eastbound 1-580 HOV
lane from Hacicnda Drivc to cast of Grcenville Road. Ihe Phase I B prOject IS expected to cost
approxImately $611 million using the ahove fundlllg sources. Ihc CMA anticipates starting constructIOn
of this project in summer 2007 and completing construction by 2009
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Proposed Coopcrative Al!rccment
Thc proposed 1-580 HOV Iransportation Management Plan and Intelligent TransportatIon System/Traffic
Operations System (IMP &. ITS/I OS) CooperatIve Agreement between the City and thc CMA dcfincs
Implementation responsibilIties for the Phase 1 A project wlthm the City of Dublin, including project
design, constructIOn and administratiun. The Cities of Livcnnore and Pleasanton have approved similar
agreements with the CMA to cover project work within respective jurisdictJollS.
Ibe proposed cooperative agreement specIfies that the CMA will be responsible for the full funding,
design, construction and administration of the Phasc IA projcct. Under this agreement, the City wIll be
expected to facilitate design reVle'" and constructIOn of the project, including timcly issuance of all
necessary encroachment pefmits and timely City inspection of improvcments within Dublin, as requested
by thc CMA.
The CMA will cover the full cost of the Phase I A project. In addition, thc CMA will cover the operation
and maintcnancc costs of the traffic managcment and monitoring devices lIlstalled wIthin Duhhn and
other participating Jurisdictions through 2009 Startmg m January 2010, Dublin and the other
particIpating agencIes will become fesponsible fOf operation and maintcnance costs of devices installed by
the Phase IA projcet within their respective jurisdictions.
Staff Review of ProPosed Al!reement
The City Attorney's Office Stafr has revIewed the proposed cuupcrative agreement and approved it for
fornl. The CMA Board has delegated authority to the CMA Executive Dlrector to exeente the agreement.
CM A staff has requested that the City sign the agreement I1rst prior tu its full execution by the CMA.
Recommendation
Staffrecommcnds that thc City Council adopt the Resolution approving the proposed 1-580 HOV TMP &
ITS/TOS Cooperative Agreement for Design, Construction and Admmistration, and authorize the City
Manager to execute the agreement.
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RESOLUTION NO. - 06
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN
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APPROVING 1-580 HOV TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT nAN
AND INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMrrRAFFIC
OPERATIONS SYSTEM (TMP & ITSrrOS) COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT
FOR DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND ADMINISTRATION
WIIEREAS, the 1-580 Smart Comdor system enables thc Cities of Dublin, Livermore and
Pleasanton to monitor local traffic flows and manage traffic incidents in a coordmated manner in the Tri-
Vallcy area; and
WHEREAS, on February 21, 2006, the City Council adopted Resolution 20-06 approving a
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for 1-580 Intelligent Transportation System Management/Traffic
Operabons System (ITS/TOS) with Alameda County, Caltrans, Livermore-Amador Valley Transit
Authority (LAVTA), Alamcda County Congestion Management Agency (CMA), the Bay Area
Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), and the Cil1es of Livennore and Plcasanton, in order to
improve traffic flow along highly congested corridors in Alameda County including 1-80, I~580 and 1-880;
and
WHEREAS, adoption of Resolution 20-06 also included approvmg the Project Charter for "Phase
I" 1-580 High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Lane Project conceming the design components of the interim
HOV lane on eastbound 1-580 from HacIenda Dnve to east of Greenville Road, rcpresenting a multi-
Junsdlcl10nal approach to intelligent traffic solutions in the Tri-Valley area in a manner consistent with the
overall objective of the MOU for 1-580 lTSITOS to work cooperatively toward improvlllg the
management and operations ofthe 1-580 corridor; and
WHEREAS, the interim HOV lane will be installed in the median area of 1-580 with the
understanding that the right-of-way for a future BART extension in the 1-580 median will be preserved
with the next phase of the full HOV lane improvements along 1-580; and
WHEREAS, the "Phase I" HOV Lane Project will be implemented in two scparatc phascs, Phase
1 A and Phase I B; and
WHEREAS, the CMA will cover the full cost of the "Phase 1" HOV Lane Project through
multiple sources includmg Federal, State and regional funds; and
WHEREAS, Phasc lA will consist of installing advanced traffic management and momtoring
devices on 1-580 and adjacent local streets for the purpose of improving management of traffic operations
and incidents in this corridor during the construction period of the mterim eastbound 1-580 HOV lane; and
WHEREAS, construction of the Phase I A project is expected to start in fall 2006 and end by
spring 2007, and
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ATTACIDIENT J.
WHEREAS, Phase I B will consist of the actual installation of the interim eastbound 1-580 HOV
lane from Hacienda Drive to east of Greenville Road; and
WHEREAS, construction of the Phasc IB project is expected to start in summer 2007 and end hy
2009; and
WHEREAS, the CMA desires to enter mto a Cooperativc Agreement with other participating
agencies to define implementatiOn responsihilities for the Phase IA project wifhlll each jurisdiction,
including project desIgn, construction and administration; and
WHEREAS, the proposed 1-580 ROV Transportahon Management Plan and Intelligent
Transportation SystemlTraffic Operations System (TMP & ITS/TOS) Cooperative Agreement for Design,
Construction and Administration specifies that the CMA will be responsible for fhe full funding, design,
construchon and administration ofthc Phase lA project; and
WHEREAS, under fhe said Cooperative Agreement, the City of Dublin will facilitate design
review and construction ofthe Phase IA project, including timely issuance of all necessary encroachment
permits and timely City lIlspection of improvements within Dublin, as requested by fhe CMA.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED fhat the City Council of the City of Dublin does
hereby approve the 1-580 ROV Transportation Management Plan and Intelligent Transportation
System/Traffic Operations System (TMP & ITS/TOS) Cooperative Agreement for Design, ConstructlOn
and Admllllstrahon.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that fhe City Manager IS authorized to execute fhe said
Cooperative Agreement, hereto attached as Exhiblt "A,"
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 20fh day of June, 2006.
AYES.
NOES,
ABSENT'
ABSTAIN
Mayor
ATTEST
City Clerk
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1-580 HOV TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT PLAN AND INTELLIGENT
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM/TRAFFIC OPERATIONS SYSTEM (TMP & ITS/TOS)
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FOR DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND
ADMINISTRA nON
THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT ("A!:reement") is entered mto on
, 2006, by and hetween the ALAMEDA COUNTY CONGESTION
MANAGEMENT AGENCY ("CMA") and the CITY OF DUBLJN, a mumcipal corporation
of the State of California ("CITY").
RECITALS
A. CMA and CITY, in cooperation with other agencies, citics and county, and the
State of California, Department of Iransportation ("Caltrans") contemplate the lIlstallation and
implementation of SMART Corridor components including a Traffic Operations Systems (TOS)
and Intelligent Transportation Systems (lIS) Projcct ("PROJECT") within the 1-580 Conidor;
and
C CMA and CITY dcsirc to spceify thc tcrms and conditions under which the
PROJECT is to bc advcrtised, bid, administercd, constructed, and implemented.
SECTION I
PROJECT DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND ADMINISTRATION
A. CMA AGREES
I 10 provide all necessary conceptualization, planning, design, engineering, contract
administration, procurement, construction supervision, systems integration and testing,
opcration and maintenance (through 2009), and administration services for the PROJECI
2. To apply for necessary encroachment and other permits for the required work wlthlll CITY's
jurisdiction or rights.of~way, in accordance with such CITY's standard permIt procedures.
3 To apply for necessary encroachment permits for PROJECI work within Caltrans' nghts-of-
way, in accordancc with standard pcrmit procedures.
4 To pay all requIred fees in connectIOn with the PROJECT, mcluding but not limited to utility
connection fecs, communication installation fces, and all other fces associated with the
pernll((lIlg and IIlstallal10n of the equipment III the PROJFCT However, CMA shall not he
obhgated to pay any penmt, inspection or similar fees to CITY
5 To advertisc, bid, award, contract and administer thc procurement of the PROJECT
components and cunstflLction ufthe PROJECT
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EXHIBIT A.
To the Resolution
fl. To pay one hundred pcreent (100%) of the PROJECT construchon, component proeurcment,
bidding, operatIOn and mamtenanee (through 2009), and advertising costs,
7 10 provide project procurement, management and construction administration servIces for
the PROJECT on behalf of the CITY
~. 10 construct the PROJECT m accordance with plans and specificahons approved by the
CITY, to the satisfaction of, and subject to the reasonable approval of CITY, and Caltrans, If
applieablc.
9 To provIde for the integration and implementation ofthe PROJECT
10 10, upon complebon of PROJECT, lurnish CITY a complete set of full-sized reproducible
Record Drawings, and electromc copies as requestcd.
11 To retain or eausc to be retained for audit by State of California or othcr government auditors
for a period ofthrcc (3) years from date of final approval, all records and accounts relating to
construction of PROJECT
12. To, upon completion of all work under this Agrecmcnt, transfer to CITY ownership to all
PROJECT materials, eqUIpment and appurtenances located within the jurisdicbon of CITY
Title will automatically be vested in CITY and no further agreement WIll be necessary to
transfer ownership to CITY upon acqulsltlOn, construction, and installation of such facihbes.
B. CITY AGREES.
In order to minimize dclays in the PROJECT schedule, and subject to CMA providing
adequate lead time, to promptly review and approve the plans and specIfications, permit
applicabons, and requests for inlonnation.
2. To Issue, upon submIssion of complete applications and at no cost, all necessary
encroachment and other pennlts required lor work within the CITY's jurisdicbon or nghts-
of-way
3 To providc, upon seventy-two (72) hours advance nobce and at no cost, all necessary
inspection services for improvcments completed within the CITY's jurisdiction or rights-of-
"ay, and all necessary rcvicw, commentary, and approval of submIttals to minimize delays in
the PROJECT schedule.
4 To provide, upon reasonable notice and at no cost, storage space or facilities as may be
reasonably ncecssary to facilitate the installation of PROJECT components or construction of
the PROJECT wlthm the CITY's Jurisdiction or rights-of-way
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5 10 provide, at no cost, a dcsignatcd rcprcsentative to coordinate the CITY's participation in
the PROJECT and all eonstmction or installation work to be perfonned wIthin the CITY's
JunsdictlOn or nghts-or-way
6. Bcginning on January I, 2010, CITY will be responsihle filr any and all costs assoeiatcd with
operation and maintcnanee of PROJECT elements wlthlll CITY
SECTION II
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
A. THE P ARTTES MUTUALL Y AGREE.
I All ohligations ofCMA under the terms orthis Agrccmcnt are subject to the limits of the
grant funds or such other funds received hy the CMA specifically for the desIgn,
procurement, construction and implementahon of the PROJECT Subjcet to such funding
conditions and limitations, the parties agree that CMA's servIces under this Agrcement
arc intcnded to cncompass all aspects of development and dehvery orthe PROJECT
2. Constructwn by CMA or any improvemcnts referred to herein which he wlthm CITY's
Jurisdiction or nghts-of-v,ay, shall not he eommcnecd until.
a. Plans and speclficahons mvolvmg such work have bcen reviewed and approved
by signature of CITY's Rngllleer, or designated rcprcscntative;
b. All required permits are issued by CITY authonzmg such work within CITY's
jurisdiction or rights-of-way
3 CITY shall issue all aforcsaid permits to CMA, or its designated contractors, agents, and
representahves, at no cost, through CITY's Department of Public Works, or other
appropnate departments. The CMA's pcnnit applieation(s) will be accompamed hy five
(5) sets of constnlctwn plans, five (5) sets of specifications, proof of insurance, and proof
that payment and performance surety honds covering constmction of PROJECT have
been issued to CMA's contractor(s). Followlllg CITY's Issuancc of such pemlits CMA
reserves the right to make changes to the constructIOn plans and specifications, in
consultation with CITY, provided that such revIsIons do not materially increase the scope
of work or substantially change the nature of the work to be perfonned under thc pcrmits.
4 Receipt by CMA of the necessary approvals and pennits shall constitute CMA's
authorization from CITY to proceed wIth work to he pcrfonned by CMA or its
designatcd contractors, agents, and representalives under thIS Agreement within the
CITY's JurisdiChon or rights-of-way, or which affects thc CITY's facilities. However,
CMA's authorization to proceed wIth smd work shall be contingent upon CMA's
compliancc with all provisions set forth in this Agreement and saId pennits.
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5. Except as providcd by law, CMA may advertise for bids to procure PROJECT
components or construct the PROJECT prior to the Issuance of any applicable permits,
but shall not commcncc eonstmction until after the issuance of applicable pennits by
CITY CMA may administer thc procurement of the PROJECT components in onc, or
multJple phases, and jointly, or scparatcly from the construction ofthe PROJECT
Ii Tn the construction of said work, CMA will furnish a designated representativc to pcrform
the functIOns of a Resldent Engineer, and CITY may, at no cost to CMA, furll1sh a
representative, ifit so desires, to ensure confornlance of work to CITY's standards.
7 Prior to award of the construction contract for PROJECT, CITY may tcrminate this
Agrecmcnt by prior written notice, provided that CITY pays CMA lor all PROJECT
related costs incurred by CMA resulting from CITY's participation in this Agreement
pnor to tennmation.
8. If any facility installed, used or mamtamed by a pnvate or public utility conflicts with the
PROJECT eonstmetion, or violates a CITY's encroachment policy, CITY shall require,
or work in coopcration with, the owner( s) of such faci h t Y to protcet, rcloeate or remove
such facilities in accordance with the CITY's policies and proeedurcs for such facilities
located within the limits ofthc CITY's jurisdiction. CMA will mitiate and coordinate all
contacts wIth utilities rcgarding such relocations but will not be responsible for any cost
assocIated wIth the required protcetion, relocation or removal. Any relocated or new
facilities shall be Idenh fled on the Record Drawings to be prepared under thIS Agreement.
9 Nothing in thc provisions of this Agreement IS IIltended to crcatc duties or obligations to
or rights in third parties, or affect the legal habihly of either party to the Agreement by
imposing any standard of care with respect to the Improvcmcnt or maintenance of State
highways greater than the standard of care Imposed by law.
10. Ncithcr CITY, nor its officers and employees, shall be responsible for any damage or
liahility occurring by any act or omission by CMA under or III connection with any work,
authority or JUrisdictIOn delegated to CMA under this Agreement. It IS understood and
agreed that, pursuant to Government Code SectIOn 895 4, CMA shall fully defend,
indemnify and save harmless the CITY, and its officers and employees from all claims,
suits or actions of every name, kind and descnptHln brought lor or on account of injury
(as dcfincd in Government Code Section 810.8) occumng hy reason of any act or
omission by CMA under or in cOlUlection with any work, authority or jurisdiction
delegated to CMA under this Agreement.
II Neither CMA, nor ItS officers and employees, sball bc rcsponsible for any damage or
habihty occurring by rcason of act or omission by CITY under Or III connection with any
work, authority or JunsdictHln delegated to CMA undcr this Agreement. It is understood
and agreed that, pursuant to Government Code Section 895 4, CITY shall fully defend,
indcmnify and save harmless the CMA, and ItS officers and employees from all claims,
SUItS or actions of evcry namc, kind and description brought for or on account of injury
(as defined m Government Code Section 810.8) occurring by reason of act or omission
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by CITY under or in connection with any work, authonty or Junsdiction delegated to
CITY under thIs Agreement.
12. CITY acknowledge~ and agrees that part, or all, of thc PROJECT conceptualizahon,
planning, design, engmeering, contract administration, procurement, construchon,
construction supervIsIOn, systems mtegrahon and te~ting, and administrative support
servICes may bc perfoffiled by CMA's designated contractors, agcnts, and
representatlve~.
13. All contractors selected by CMA to perfonn construchon of the PROJECT shall include
CITY as an additional insurcd on all insurance policies related to the perfonnanee of
work on the PROJECT within the CITY's jurisdiction or rights~of-"'ay
14. CITY herehy grants CMA and its authorizcd contractors, agents and representahves the
non-exclusive right to enter upon CITY's jurisdiction and rights-of-way, subject to the
terms and conditions of thIs Agreement and applicahle pcnnits, for the purpose of
performing CMA's obligations under thiS Agreement.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY CONGESTION
MANAGEMENT AGENCY
Dated:
By'
Dennis Fay, Execuhve Director
RECOMMENDED BY
Approved as to form and legality
(Name/Title)
Wendel, Rosen, Black & Dean, LLP
Legal Counsel to CMA
Dated.
CITY OF DUBLIN,
a Cali forma municipal corporation
By'
Richard Ambrose, City Manager
ATTEST
Approved as to fom1 and legality
Fawn Holman, City Clerk
Ehzabeth Silver, City Attorney
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RESOLUTION NO. 20 . 06
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCR.
OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN
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APPROVING MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
FOR 1-580 INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
MANAGEMENTffRAFFIC OPERATIONS SYSTEM (lTSrroS)
AND PROJECT CHARTER FOR "PHASE I" 1-580 HOV LANE PROJECT
WHEREAS, the 1-580 Smart Corridor system enables the Cities of Dublin, Livermore and
Pleasanton to monitor local traffic flows and manage traffic incidents in a coordinated manner in the Tri-
Valley area, and
WHEREAS, it is proposed to participate in a Memorandum of Understanding with Alameda
County, Caltrans, Livennore-Amador Valley Transit Authority (LA VT A), Alameda County Congestion
Management Agency (CMA), the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MfC), and the Cities of
Livennore and Pleasanton., in order to improve traffic operations along highly traveled corridors, including
1-580; and
WHEREAS, the City also desires to enter into a multi-jurisdictional agreement in the fonn of a
Project Charter for the "Phase 1" 1-580 High Occupancy Vehicle (HOY) Lane Project in order to establish
an agreement regarding the design components of the "Phase I" 1-580 ROV Lane Project among the
CMA, Caltrans, Alameda County, LA VT A, and the Cities of Dublin, Livermore and Pleasanton; and
WHEREAS, the "Phase I" ROV Lane Project is consistent with the above referenced MOU to
work cooperatively toward improving the management and operations of the 1~580 corridor; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Dublin does
hereby approve the Memorandum of Understanding for 1-580 Intelligent Transportation System
ManagementlTraffic Operations System (ITS/TOS), and the Project Charter for "Phase }" 1-580 ROV
Lane Project.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Public Works Director is authorized to execute the said
Memorandum QfUnderstanding, hereto attached as Exhibit "A," and the Project Charter, hereto attached
as Exhibit "B."
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 21st day of February, 2006, by the following vote:
AYES' COUlicilmembers Hildenbrand, McCormick and Oravetz, and Mayor Lockhart
NOES None
ABSENT. Councilmember Zika
ABSTAIN None
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