CIP 7720: Kraemer Boulevard Regional Traffic Signal Synchronization

The project CIP 7720: Kraemer Boulevard Regional Traffic Signal Synchronization involves upgrading traffic signal control equipment and implementing synchronized timing plans along the Kraemer Boulevard/Glassell Street/Grand Avenue corridor spanning Anaheim, Orange, Placentia, Santa Ana, and Brea in California. The City of Santa Ana serves as the lead agency under the OCTA M2 Traffic Signal Synchronization Program, with formal approval from the Brea City Council via Resolution 2023-067. The City of Brea is the applicant and administrative lead for environmental compliance and local coordination, with the Public Works Department serving as the primary point of contact. The work aims to improve traffic flow, reduce vehicle delay, and enhance intersection efficiency through coordinated signal operations without expanding the existing infrastructure. The project has been determined eligible for a categorical exemption under CEQA Section 15301(c), confirming that it involves maintenance and upgrades to existing public facilities with negligible environmental impact. Supporting documentation includes a Notice of Exemption and a California Department of Fish and Wildlife No Effect Determination, both filed with Orange County. There is no stated contract value, funding breakdown, or formal procurement process identified in the available records; the document is classified as a forecast and does not include solicitation numbers, contract types, evaluation factors, or contractor selection criteria. Payment processing is handled manually through cash, credit, or check, with no electronic invoicing systems or federal accounting codes referenced. Performance occurs across the multi-jurisdictional corridor, with no formal delivery schedule, FOB terms, or designated contracting officer roles specified. Administrative filings and environmental compliance documentation are submitted physically to the Orange County Clerk-Recorder by the September 4, 2025 deadline, with no digital submission options indicated.