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San Gabriel Subdivision Bridge and Culvert Rehabilitation Project

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The San Gabriel Subdivision Bridge and Culvert Rehabilitation Project, managed by the Southern California Regional Rail Authority, focuses on maintaining safe and reliable Metrolink passenger rail service through the upgrade of aging infrastructure. The scope of work involves the rehabilitation, reconstruction, or abandonment of existing drainage structures at 12 locations between mileposts 25.7 and 54.2, as well as the replacement of a bridge deck, walkway, and track at milepost 19.79. All activities are designed as in-kind replacements occurring within the existing railroad right-of-way footprint across Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties. The project is classified as a forecast with a posted date of September 29, 2026. Due to the nature of the work involving the operation, repair, and maintenance of existing rail facilities, the project has been granted a statutory exemption under PRC 21080(b)(10) and CEQA Guidelines Section 15275. A Notice of Exemption was filed with Los Angeles County on September 22, 2026, and the project is overseen by Aaron Azevedo, the Director of State of Good Repair.

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SCRRA project to rehabilitate bridges and culverts for Metrolink rail service infrastructure upgrades.

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Southern California Regional Rail Authority

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CA

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AgencySouthern California Regional Rail Authority
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Southern California Regional Rail Authority
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Aaron AzevedoDirector, State of Good Repair

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The Project includes rehabilitation, reconstruction, or abandonment of existing drainage structures at 12 locations on the SCRRA San Gabriel Subdivision (MP 25.7–54.2), as well as replacement of a bridge deck, walkway, and track at MP 19.79. The Project spans Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties, and this Notice of Exemption applies to work within Los Angeles County. The purpose is to maintain safe and reliable Metrolink passenger rail service by upgrading aging infrastructure within the existing railroad right-of-way, with work occurring in-kind within the existing footprint.

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