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Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Project EA

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The Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Project proposes an electric-powered light rail extension extending the Metro E Line approximately 4.7 miles east from its current terminus at Atlantic Boulevard to a new at-grade terminal station at Greenwood in Montebello. The project includes reconfiguring 0.4 mile of existing track and constructing 4.3 miles of new guideway, with a mix of alignment types: 3.1 miles underground, 0.9 miles elevated, and 0.7 miles at-grade. The plan involves relocating the existing Atlantic/Pomona station underground and adding three new stations along the route. A Maintenance Storage Facility will be established either in Montebello at Site 1 or 2, or in Commerce at Site 3, with final location to be determined. The project is being managed by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority with primary coordination handled by Project Manager Jill Liu and Jaime Guzman of AECOM. The environmental assessment was posted for public review in May 2026, indicating the project is in an advanced planning stage with construction anticipated to follow approval.

General Info

Electric light rail extension 4.7 miles east from Atlantic to Greenwood with three new stations and underground, elevated, and at-grade alignment.

Agency

California → Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(52)

Appendix M Real Estate and Acquisitions Impacts Report May 2026

PDF•environmental-impacts-report

10_ESP2_EA_3 Geology, Soils, Seismic and Paleontological Resources Section

PDF•environmental-assessment-section

14_ESP2_EA_3 Land Use and Development Section

PDF•environmental-assessment

Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Environmental Assessment

PDF•environmental-assessment

38_ESP2_EA_AppP_EngineeringDrawingsPart 1_May2026

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FTA Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Environmental Assessment Executive Summary May 2026

PDF•environmental-assessment

Appendix J Hazardous Materials Impacts Report - Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 May 2026

PDF•environmental-report

09_ESP2_EA_3 Economic Impacts Section

PDF•environmental-assessment-section

15 ESP2_EA_3 Acquisition and Relocation Section

PDF•environmental-assessment-section

Notice of Availability for Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Environmental Assessment

PDF•notice-of-availability

19_ESP2_EA_3 Utilities Impact Assessment Section

PDF•environmental-assessment-section

41_ESP2_EA Appendix S Regulatory Setting Summary May 2026

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Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Project Environmental Summary May 2026

PDF•environmental-summary

37_ESP2_EA_AppO_Transportation_May2026

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38_ESP2_EA_AppP_EngineeringDrawingsPart 2_May2026

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26_ESP2_EA_AppD_Environmental Commitments Record May 2026

PDF•environmental-commitments-record

FTA Metro East Corridor Phase 2 Environmental Assessment Executive Summary May 2026 Spanish

PDF•environmental-assessment-summary

36_ESP2_EA_AppN_4(f)_May2026 Section 4(f) Evaluation for Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2

PDF•section-4f-evaluation

Notice of Availability for East Corridor Phase 2 Environmental Assessment (Spanish)

PDF•special-notice

Appendix L Noise and Vibration Impacts Report May 2026

PDF•environmental-assessment-appendix

Appendix R List of Preparers - Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2

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08_ESP2_EA_3 Historic, Archaeological and Tribal Resources Section

PDF•environmental-assessment-section

23_ESP2_EA_AppA_References_May2026

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28_ESP2_EA_AppF_AirQuality_May2026 Air Quality Impacts Report

PDF•environmental-impact-report

20_ESP2_EA_3 Construction Effects Analysis

PDF•environmental-assessment

05_ESP2_EA_3 Air Quality Section

PDF•environmental-assessment

Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Environmental Assessment May 2026

PDF•environmental-assessment

Appendix H Community Impacts Assessment - Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 May 2026

PDF•community-impacts-assessment

29_ESP2_EA_AppG_BioResourcesDatabase_May2026

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18_ESP2_EA_3 Transportation Section

PDF•environmental-assessment

13_ESP2_EA_3 Water Resources Environmental Assessment Section

PDF•environmental-assessment

Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Project - Preliminary Engineering Drawings Part 3 May 2026

PDF•engineering-drawings

31_ESP2_EA_AppI_Economic_Impacts_May2026

PDF•economic-impacts-report

Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Public Outreach Report May 2026

PDF•public-outreach-report

27_ESP2_EA_AppE_AltsConsidered&PD_May2026 - Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Alternatives and Project Description

PDF•environmental-assessment-appendix

11_ESP2_EA_3 Visual Resources Environmental Assessment

PDF•environmental-assessment

16_ESP2_EA_3 Noise and Vibration Environmental Assessment Section

PDF•environmental-assessment

12_ESP2_EA_3 Hazardous Materials Section

PDF•environmental-assessment

17_ESP2_EA_3 Safety and Security Assessment

PDF•environmental-assessment

07_ESP2_EA_3 Community Impacts Section

PDF•environmental-assessment

22_ESP2_EA_5 Public Involvement and Agency Consultation Summary

PDF•environmental-assessment-section

Environmental Assessment Chapter 3: Affected Environment and Environmental Consequences

PDF•environmental-assessment

24_ESP2_EA_AppB_Acronyms and Abbreviations May 2026

PDF•other

21_ESP2_EA_4 Section 4(f) Environmental Assessment

PDF•environmental-assessment

33_ESP2_EA_AppK_Cultural_May2026 Historic, Archaeological and Tribal Resources Technical Report

PDF•technical-report

42_ESP2_EA_AppT_LandscapeUnitViewpts_May2026

PDF•appendix-landscape-viewpoints

Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Environmental Assessment

PDF•environmental-assessment

Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Tribal Coordination Appendix C May 2026

PDF•tribal-coordination

43_ESP2_EA_AppU_BoringLocations_May2026

PDF•other

Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Environmental Assessment May 2026

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Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 Project Notice of Completion

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06_ESP2_EA_3 Biological Resources Environmental Assessment Section

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AgencyCalifornia → Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Contacts2 people available
OfficeN/A
Organization / Agency
California → Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Jill LiuProject Manager
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+1 (555) 000-0000
Jaime GuzmanProject Manager
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Interested Companies (1)

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Aecom
Southfield, Michigan

Full Description

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The Build Alternative is an electric-powered light rail transit service extension in eastern Los Angeles County. It would include approximately 4.7 miles of reconfigured and new light rail transit guideway, extending the Metro E Line east from its current terminus at Atlantic Boulevard to an at-grade terminal station at the proposed Greenwood station in the City of Montebello. The 4.7 mile alignment would include the reconfiguration of 0.4 mile of existing track to transition to a new 4.3 mile extension. This alternative would have approximately 3.1 miles of underground alignment, 0.9 miles of aerial alignment, and 0.7 miles of at-grade alignment; a relocated underground Atlantic/Pomona station; and three new stations. The Maintenance Storage Facility (MSF) would either be located in the City of Montebello (MSF Site 1 or 2) or in the City of Commerce (MSF Site 3).

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