Monterey Park Pass Road Complete Streets Project

The City of Monterey Park is advancing a Complete Streets project along a 1.6-mile corridor of Monterey Pass Road between Floral Drive and Garvey Avenue to enhance multimodal transportation safety and connectivity for pedestrians, cyclists, motorists, and commercial vehicles. The initiative involves restructuring the corridor by removing one vehicle travel lane to create dedicated Class IV protected bike lanes, widened and improved sidewalks, upgraded pedestrian crossings, enhanced traffic signalization, new striping, and landscaping to beautify the streetscape. The project aims to better link residential areas, schools, commercial hubs, and industrial zones while prioritizing equitable access and safety for all users in alignment with Complete Streets principles and California’s environmental regulations. Although the project is listed as a forecast with a posted date of November 17, 2025, and is governed under local authority, no federal acquisition regulations, formal contract clauses, or pricing details are included in the documentation, indicating it is a municipally funded and administered infrastructure effort rather than a federally contracted procurement. The project qualifies for CEQA exemptions under California law due to its focus on safety improvements without increasing vehicle capacity, and the City of Monterey Park remains the lead agency with designated contacts including the Public Works Director and Senior Management Analyst for oversight. No formal period of performance, payment terms, inspection protocols, or offeror certifications have been specified, reflecting a pre-award planning phase focused on environmental compliance and community benefit.