Central County Corridor LPS
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Central Orange County is a great place to live, work and play. And planning for its transportation future is very important.

As the county's transportation planning agency, OCTA is currently studying ways to improve the future transportation network in central Orange County, a process known as the Central County Corridor Major Investment Study (CCCMIS). This process includes evaluating a number of street, freeway and transit improvement concepts for:

• cost
• anticipated ability to relieve traffic
• potential impact on the community

As part of the study process, OCTA has been meeting with policy-makers, technical experts and community stakeholers. Ultimately, the OCTA Board of Directors will select what is called a locally-preferred strategy (LPS), which will serve as a blueprint for future transportation projects.

To help develop the LPS, please give us your opinions on potential transportation improvements for central Orange County by answering the brief survey below.

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1. What city do you live in? (type the name of your city)
2. Please rank the following in order of importance to you, with 1 being most important and 3 being least important
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Relieving traffic congestion
Minimizing property and environmental impacts
Maximize efficiency of existing system
3. Please rank the following in order of importance to you, with 1 being most important and 5 being least important.
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Bus
Rail
Streets
Freeways
Multimodal (all forms of transportation)
4. Please indicate your opinion on the following proposed street improvement projects:

Optmizing traffic operations on the following north/south corridors in central Orange County: Beach Boulevard, Brookhurst Street, Fairview Road, Bristol Street and Grand Avenue.

5. Optimizing traffic operations on the following west/east corridors in central Orange County: Westminster Boulevard, Edinger Avenue, Warner Avenue and Adams Avenue.
6. Optimizing traffic operations at 61 different intersections in central Orange County.
7. Improving traffic and interchange operations at the Paularino Avenue and SR-55 interchange.
8. Conduct a feasibility study to determine how traffic operations can be improved on Beach Boulevard.
9. Conduct a feasibility study to determine how traffic operations can be improved on Harbor Boulevard.
10. Conduct a feasibility study to determine how building an overpass, or underpass, at Harbor Boulevard and Ball Road would improve traffic operations and mobility.
11. Please indicate your opinion on the following freeway improvement projects.

Modifying I-5 on-ramps at 1st/4th Street to reduce weaving and improve traffic flow.
12. Improve SR-55 on and off ramps at eastbound MacArthur Boulevard.
13. Extend SR-55 High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes from I-405 to 19th Street.
14. Extend SR-55 from where it currently ends to Industrial Way.
15. Build a new interchange at SR-55 and Meats Avenue.
16. Improve traffic and interchange operations at the SR-22/I-5/SR-57 ("the Orange Crush") interchange.
17. Build new ramps that allow for SR-22 traffic to transition to a new street via the "Pacific Electric Right-of-Way" and directly connect with downtown Santa Ana.
18. Please indicate your opinion on the following transit/non-motorized improvements.

Add new express bus routes on I-5 and SR-57.
19. Make bus service improvements on major north/south streets in central Orange County.
20. Add Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) routes on Beach, Katella and Edinger.
21. Enhance BRT by using the following operational features: bypass lanes at intersections, signal priority for transit, real-time passenger information and other improvements at bus stops.
22. Pedestrian and bicycle improvements at key intersections and arterials in central Orange County.
23. Increase access to and parking capacity at park and rides.
24. For more information on the CCCMIS, please provide your contact information: