West Sequoia Avenue Multimodal Improvements

The City of Woodlake is preparing to implement multimodal improvements along West Sequoia Avenue, focusing on enhancing safety and accessibility for cyclists and pedestrians. The project will install a Class IV bikeway, which provides a fully separated, protected lane, alongside 15 new ADA-compliant crosswalks and 21 new streetlights to improve visibility and nighttime safety. Signage will be updated to guide users and reinforce traffic rules. Minor extensions of the improvements will occur onto adjacent north-south streets intersecting with West Sequoia Avenue to ensure seamless connectivity. The project is designed to meet federal accessibility standards and promote sustainable transportation options within the community. The initiative is forecasted for release on July 1, 2026, and is being managed by the City of Woodlake in California. Primary point of contact is Emmanuel Llamas, Community Development Director, reachable via email or phone, with additional coordination support from Cherry Zamora of the California Department of Transportation. The project is listed under a public planning portal but does not yet include solicitation details, NAICS code, or set-aside information, indicating it is still in the pre-solicitation phase. All work will be performed entirely within Woodlake, California, with no specified contracting preferences or federal funding mechanisms disclosed at this time.