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Fortini Property Site Plan Project

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ENV25956State & Local

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The Fortini Property Site Plan Project, managed by the Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Department under solicitation ENV25956, involves the development of a recreational multi-use trail system on a 47-acre property in unincorporated Santa Clara County. The project aims to connect Santa Teresa County Park and Calero County Park for hikers, bikers, and equestrians. Key infrastructure includes approximately 1.1 miles of main and seasonal trails, two steel truss bridges up to 55 feet long crossing Santa Teresa Creek and Arroyo Calero, and various amenities such as rest areas, a vista point, and picnic areas. Access will be provided via northern and southern trailheads, supported by new parking lots featuring ADA-compliant spaces. Additional safety and traffic improvements include a signalized crossing at Fortini Road and McKean Road and a raised multi-use crossing on San Vicente Avenue. The project was approved on August 25, 2026, following a California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) review that resulted in a Mitigated Negative Declaration, indicating no significant environmental impacts with the implementation of specific mitigation measures. Construction is planned to begin in April 2027 with an estimated duration of seven months. Contractors must adhere to strict health and safety protocols in accordance with OSHA and CalOSHA, including a site-specific safety plan and dust control measures. Environmental compliance requires the implementation of a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and the use of wildlife-friendly fencing. The project is overseen by Associate Planner Kelly Gibson, with specific requirements for the confidential reporting of any unanticipated archaeological discoveries.

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Santa Clara County will build a multi-use trail system starting April 2027.

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San Vicente Avenue to the north, Fortini Road to the east, and McKean Road to the south, CA, 95120

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AgencyCalifornia → Santa Clara County
Contacts2 people available
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Kelly GibsonAssociate Planner
Whitney BroekingSenior Project Manager

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Panorama EnvironmentalSan Francisco, CA

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The proposed trails would be constructed on an existing 47-acre property and would connect to the existing trail systems of Santa Teresa County Park and Calero County Park. The project involves the construction of a new recreational multi-use trail connection between two Santa Clara County parks for use by hikers, bikers, and equestrians and additional parking lots. The proposed project would include a main trail with connected seasonal trails that would provide visitors with access to rest areas, a vista point, and picnic areas. Two steel truss bridges (up to 55 feet long) with concrete headwalls would be installed along the main multi-use trail where it would cross over Santa Teresa Creek and Arroyo Calero. Trail user access to the trail alignment would be available at the two primary trailhead entry points on the northern and southern end of the project site. A new parking area is proposed directly east of the existing Rancho San Vicente Parking area to the south of McKean Road. A new parking area is proposed along San Vicente Avenue adjacent to the northern trailhead to replace existing, unimproved roadside parking. A signalized crossing would be installed at the intersection of Fortini Road and McKean Road. A raised multi-use crossing would be installed across San Vicente Avenue to allow trail users to cross between Santa Teresa County Park and the proposed project. Existing barbed wire fencing along the project site perimeter would remain in place or would be replaced with wildlife-friendly fencing. Existing fencing within the interior of the project site would be removed.

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