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Moraga Road and Canyon Road Complete Streets

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The Contra Costa Transportation Authority, in partnership with the Town of Moraga, is implementing the Moraga Road and Canyon Road Complete Streets Project to enhance bicycle and pedestrian safety. The project focuses on Moraga Road between St. Mary's Road and Moraga Way, and Canyon Road between Moraga Way and Sanders Drive. Key infrastructure improvements include closing sidewalk gaps to improve access to schools and shopping centers, installing ADA-accessible curb ramps, and establishing 4,600 linear feet of enhanced Class II buffered bike lanes. Additional work involves pavement renovation, planting new street trees, deploying speed feedback signs, and adding a bus stop shelter at Moraga Way in coordination with County Connection. Traffic control enhancements are a primary component of the project, featuring a new traffic signal at the intersection of Canyon Road and Country Club Drive, upgrades to existing signals at Moraga Road and Moraga Way and Moraga Road and St. Mary's Road, and the installation of five Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons at Sanders Drive. The project is classified under NAICS code 237310 and is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under Categorical Exemption Section 15301 for existing facilities. Andrew Dillard, Senior Engineer, serves as the primary point of contact for the agency.

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Moraga complete streets project upgrades sidewalks, bike lanes, safety signals, and bus stops for safer pedestrian and cyclist access.

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California → Contra Costa Transportation Authority

Place of Performance

St. Mary's Road, Moraga Way, Sanders Drive, Moraga, CA, 94556

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AgencyCalifornia → Contra Costa Transportation Authority
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California → Contra Costa Transportation Authority
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Andrew DillardSenior Engineer

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The Contra Costa Transportation Authority, in partnership with the Town of Moraga, is proposing the Moraga Road and Canyon Road Complete Streets Project to implement a series of bicycle and pedestrian safety improvements. The project entails closing key gaps in the Town’s sidewalk network, which will improve circulation and access for students and residents walking to schools and shopping centers, installing ADA-accessible curb ramps, implementing Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs), introducing leading pedestrian intervals, installing a new traffic signal, introducing median pedestrian refuge islands, establishing 4,600 linear feet of enhanced Class II buffered bike lanes, pavement renovation, planting new street trees, installing a new bus stop shelter, deploying speed feedback signs, and other essential improvements. A new traffic signal would be installed at the intersection of Canyon Road and Country Club Drive, and existing traffic signals would be upgraded at the intersections of Moraga Road and Moraga Way, and at Moraga Road and St. Mary’s Road. Five RRFBs would be installed at Sanders Drive (three at the crossing and two advance). Bus shelter enhancements will be implemented by County Connection in coordination with the Town. Improvements will likely be limited to adding a shelter to the existing bus stop at Moraga Way.

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