Brooktrails Second Access Project

Mendocino County is preparing to advance the Brooktrails Second Access Project, which will construct a new two-mile rural Major Collector roadway to provide a second public access point linking the Brooktrails community to the regional transportation network. The designated route will connect the existing Brooktrails roadway system to North Main Street and will include two 12-foot travel lanes with 6-foot paved shoulders, designed to improve transportation reliability, support emergency response and evacuation efforts, and enhance mobility for residents. The project is currently in the forecasting phase, with no solicitation number assigned, and is expected to proceed through environmental and planning processes as outlined in the California Environmental Quality Act framework. Point of contact for environmental compliance matters is James Linderman, Senior Environmental Compliance Specialist at Mendocino County, while Caitlin Schroeder of Stantec serves as the principal environmental planner for technical coordination. The project is scoped for performance within the 95490 zip code area in California, with additional details available through the project’s publicly accessible digital portal.