Sunnyvale/California Traffic Signal Project

The City of Sunnyvale is proposing traffic signal and pedestrian enhancements at the intersection of Sunnyvale Avenue and California Avenue to improve safety, accessibility, and flow for all users. The project includes upgrading the existing traffic signal system, revising pavement markings and striping, installing new ADA-compliant ramps, repairing or replacing curbs and gutters, applying slurry seal to the road surface, expanding or improving sidewalks, and enhancing drainage infrastructure to mitigate water accumulation and runoff. These improvements are designed to meet current transportation standards and ensure compliance with accessibility requirements under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The initiative is publicly forecasted with a posting date of June 9, 2026, and is managed by the City of Sunnyvale within the state of California. Primary contact for inquiries is Joe Nguyen, Engineer II, who can be reached via phone at 408-730-7517 or email at jnguyen@sunnyvale.ca.gov. The project is located entirely within Sunnyvale, California, and is part of the city’s broader efforts to modernize urban infrastructure. Further details and documentation are accessible through the project’s official link on the CEQA Net portal.