37_-_5025(084)_CDP_Adaptive_Public_Access_Plan.pdf

This document is a letter from the City of Santa Cruz Public Works Department to the California Coastal Commission regarding the Adaptive Public Access Management Plan for the Murray Street Bridge Seismic Retrofit Project. The letter addresses permit special condition 3.3 and provides detailed traffic control plans for the bridge construction project. The project will involve three separate traffic control conditions, including full closure, one lane closure, and both lanes open, with a total estimated closure duration of 69 days. The construction will include traffic detours, signage, and management of harbor and coastal access during different phases of the project.

The document includes additional details about public notifications, project updates, and supplementary public access improvements. The city plans to develop sidewalks, access ramps, and Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs) in the project area, with some improvements planned for late 2024. Two RRFBs are proposed at Murray Street and Mott Avenue, and at Seabright Avenue and Logan Street. The Seabright Logan RRFB is grant-funded and estimated for installation in late 2024. The city will pursue grant applications for remaining improvements as funding opportunities arise, noting that these are not eligible for the current Murray Street Bridge Seismic Retrofit project funding.