Study Overview
The precise roadway plan will determine the impacts of the future widening of Grant Line Road to 4 lanes between Bond Road and Calvine Road. The precise plan will prepare a preliminary level design in accordance with the City of Elk Grove General Plan, Rural Roads Improvement Standards, and Southeast Connector JPA Design Guidelines.
Extensive coordination with community members will advise the design, as well as a comprehensive traffic analysis. No construction activity is planned as a part of the Precise Plan preparation.
The design of the 4-lane widening of Grant Line Road will identify necessary access modifications, intersection modifications, and the right-of-way needs for the future widening of Grant Line Road.
At the conclusion of the study period, the City Council will approve a document that can be used by property owners to plan their own site improvements, as well as to guide future design efforts by the City and the Connector JPA.
Previous efforts by the City in conjunction with the Connector JPA have identified several varied configurations of roadway improvements, but with direct input from community members, this study will refine those ideas into one cohesive design direction that can be taken forward by the City and the Connector JPA.
For more information regarding the Capital Southeast Corridor, please see their website.
Schedule
The study will include both public meetings and one on one meetings with local business owners and property owners. These meetings and discussions are crucial to the success of the study to discuss alternatives and refine access needs and impacts.
Upcoming Meetings
The project team is currently initiating the conceptual design of the planned improvements. Public meetings will be held to receive feedback on the conceptual designs under consideration. Local residents will receive notification when those meetings are scheduled, and this webpage will be updated with the meeting information. To receive notifications, please complete the project contract list.
Public Meeting Information and Survey
The first public meeting was held on September 17, 2020. Links to the presentation, project plans and a survey are below.
Contact Information
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Project Manager
John Stayton
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Email or (916) 661-3516 |