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This is a map image file related to the Sycamore Trail Phase IV and V Feasibility Study project for the City of West Sacramento, California. The map depicts the proposed routes and project areas for Phases IV and V of the Sycamore Trail, a multi-use, low-stress transportation corridor designed to connect the city's northern and southern areas. Phase IV addresses crossing the Union Pacific/Sierra Northern rail tracks, while Phase V addresses crossing the Sacramento Deep Water Ship Channel and Barge Canal. The project builds upon previously completed Phases 1-3, which included construction of a bike and pedestrian bridge over US 50 and were funded through various state, regional, and local sources. The City of West Sacramento is soliciting proposals from qualified consulting firms or individuals to conduct feasibility studies, develop cost estimates, and execute community engagement activities for these two critical remaining connections.

The map visually represents the geographic scope and constraints of the project, illustrating how Phases IV and V will complete the Sycamore Trail network by addressing the two major infrastructure barriers that have prevented full connectivity between the northern and southern portions of the city. The visualization provides bidders with clear understanding of the project's physical context, including the locations of the Union Pacific/Sierra Northern railroad and the Sacramento Deep Water Ship Channel and Barge Canal that must be crossed during project implementation.