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BOARD OF DIRECTORS <br />Steve Janos <br />Chairman <br />Andrew Do <br />Vice Chairman <br />Lisa A. Willett <br />Director <br />Doug Challee <br />Oledclor <br />Laurie Davies <br />Director <br />Barbera Def9leize <br />Director <br />Michael Hennessey <br />Director <br />Gene Hernandez <br />Director <br />Joseph Muller <br />Director <br />Mad( A. Murphy <br />Director <br />Richard Murphy <br />Director <br />Miguel Rurdo <br />Director <br />Tim Shaw <br />Director <br />Harry S. Srdhu <br />Director <br />Mchoee Steel <br />Dbartor <br />DanaidP 4Vagoor <br />Dineen, <br />Gregory I. vVmlerboeom <br />Director <br />Ryan Chamberlain <br />Ev�Olieie Member <br />CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICE <br />Darrell E. Johnson <br />Chie/ Exacutive Officer <br />May 18, 2020 <br />Mr. Mitchell Weiss <br />Executive Director <br />California Transportation Commission <br />Mail Station 52, Room 2231 <br />1120 N Street <br />Sacramento, CA 95814 <br />RE: Orange County Transportation Authority Solutions for Congested <br />Corridor Program Amendment Request <br />Dear Mr, Weiss: <br />The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) is respectfully requesting <br />that the California Transportation Commission • (CTC) approve a project <br />amendment to replace five projects from OCTA's Orange County Central County <br />Improvement Project (OCCCIP) funded under the SB 1 (Chapter 5, Statutes of <br />2017) Solutions for Congested Corridors Program (SCCP) and direct the <br />programmed funding to two Orange County projects at the June 24-25, 2020 CTC <br />meeting. <br />In May 2018, the CTC adopted the SCCP Program of Projects that included <br />$19.918 million in SCCP funds for OCCCIP including: <br />Traffic signal synchronization on MacArthur Blvd/Talbert Avenue, <br />Warner Avenue, and Edinger Avenue ($12.000 million) <br />Purchase five hydrogen -electric buses for Bravo! rapid bus service <br />($4.331 million) <br />Four active transportation projects in the City of Tustin (Tustin) and one in <br />the City of Santa Ana (Santa Ana [$3.587 million]) <br />The five active transportation projects include: <br />• Tustin — Santa Ana — Santa Fe Flood Control Channel Class I Bikeway <br />($1.021 million) <br />Tustin — Newport Avenue Class II Bikeway ($0.485 million) <br />• . Tustin — Red Hill Avenue Class II Bikeway ($0.383 million) - <br />• Tustin — Main Street Bikeway Improvements ($0.255 million) <br />+ Santa Ana — Warner Avenue Class II Bikeway Project ($1.443 million) <br />Orange County 1"r3rrsportaCron Authority <br />550South Alarn Street/ PO, 80x1,1184/Orange!Cat9omia 92863-158ri!(714)560-OCfA(6282) <br />