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Lot 25 ARC Gateway Transportation Safety Improvements

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The Lot 25 ARC Gateway Transportation Safety Improvements project aims to enhance safety and traffic flow for the University of California, Davis campus community by reconfiguring transportation patterns around Parking Lot 25. Current east-west parking aisle layouts will be supplemented with a new central north-south aisle to better organize vehicle movement and reduce conflict zones where pedestrians, micromobility users, and vehicles intersect near Orchard Road and Segundo Dining Commons. The project includes significant changes to the intersection of Orchard Road, Blue Ridge Road, and La Rue Road through updated traffic signals, and introduces a new pedestrian sidewalk along the north side of Orchard Road. Tabletop crossings will be installed to provide safer, marked pathways for people traveling between Segundo Dining Commons, the ARC, and Lot 25. The scope also encompasses new landscaping, irrigation systems, lighting, pavement, and signage, with minor electrical upgrades such as the installation of five new pedestrian lights and the relocation of four existing ones. All work is designed to improve accessibility, reduce congestion, and create a more orderly and secure environment for campus users. The project is being managed by the University of California, Davis through its Campus and Environmental Planning office, with Heather Davis as the primary point of contact, and the work will be performed in Davis, California, with a posted forecast date of September 2, 2025.

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Redesign Lot 25 traffic flow with new north-south aisle, pedestrian crossings, signals, lighting, and sidewalks near ARC and dining commons.

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University of California, Davis

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La Rue Road and Orchard Road, CA, 95616

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AgencyUniversity of California, Davis
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University of California, Davis
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Heather DavisDirector, Campus and Environmental Planning

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The Lot 25 Gateway Transportation Improvements project will improve safety and circulation for the campus community by separating various transportation modes at Parking Lot 25. The mixing zones between Orchard Road and Segundo Dining Commons will be reconfigured to improve separation for pedestrians, micromobility, and vehicles. Lot 25 currently has parking lot aisles that span in an east-west direction, and the project will provide an aisle at the center, allowing vehicles to travel north and south, perpendicular to the existing traffic direction. Traffic signal modifications will be made at the intersection of Orchard Road, Blue Ridge Road, and La Rue Road. A new pedestrian sidewalk will be paved on the northside of Orchard Road. Tabletop crossing will be paved for pedestrians to cross safely from Segundo Dining Commons to the ARC and from the ARC to Lot 25. The project includes new landscaping, light installation, irrigation, cement, and paint. Minor modifications will be made to the electrical system with the addition of five new pedestrian lights and the relocation of four lights.

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