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Council Memorandum
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From:
Honorable Mayor Hall and Members of the City Council
Paz Gomez, Deputy City Manager, Publ~orks
Via: Geoff Patnoe, Assistant City Manager (B
Re: Fiscal Year 2020-21 Pavement Overlay Update (Districts 2, 3 & 4)
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Carlsbad
Memo ID #2022093
This memorandum provides an update to a previous Council Memorandum dated Feb. 10, 2022
(Attachment A), regarding the 2020-21 Pavement Overlay, Capital Improvement Program (CIP)
Project No. 6001-200L (Project), which will resurface El Camino Real between Cannon Road and
College Boulevard, El Camino Real between Arenal Road and Levante Street, and Batiquitos Drive
between Poinsettia Lane and Camino De Las Ondas.
Background
A Council Memorandum issued on Feb. 10, 2022, provided City Council with information on the
Project and forecast the start of work for summer 2022.
As a matter of practice, staff review traffic collision data in developing pavement overlay projects
and look for opportunities to do different striping or bicycle lane treatments, such as use of
green paint, in high-conflict areas. A similar effort is done for slurry seal projects as well. Recent
projects along El Camino Real have included green bicycle lane treatments. Additionally, some
projects have included narrowing of vehicular lanes to allow for more buffering of bicycle lanes.
Additionally, in developing pavement overlay and slurry seal projects, staff review volume data of
different modes of travel including vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians to balance all needs.
Discussion
City staff and contractor representatives have initiated pre-construction activities for this Project,
which is scheduled to begin in September 2022. Major work activities are expected to be
complete by November 2022. All remaining work, including punch list items, are expected to be
complete by December 2022.
Next Steps .
Staff will continue to coordinate with the contractor and the city's Communications team to
provide residents and commuters with notice before work begins in their neighborhood and
along travel corridors so that they can anticipate and plan for potential delays.
Attachment: A. Council Memorandum dated Feb .. 10, 2022
Public Works Branch
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Council Memo -Fiscal Year 2020-21 Pavement Overlay Update (Districts 2, 3 & 4)
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cc: Scott Chadwick, City Manager
Cindie McMahon, City Attorney
Gary Barberio, Deputy City Manager, Community Services
Laura Rocha, Deputy City Manager, Administrative Services
Robby Contreras, Assistant City Attorney
Tom Frank, Transportation Director/City Engineer
Jeff Murphy, Community Development Director
Kristina Ray, Community & Engagement Director
Hossein Ajideh, Engineering Manager
John Kim, City Traffic Engineer
Nathan Schmidt, Transportation Planning and Mobility Manager
Babaq Taj, Engineering Manager
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Council Memorandum
Feb.10,2022
To:
From:
Honorable Mayor Hall and Members of the City Council
Paz Gomez, Deputy City Manager, Public Works
Geoff Patna~, Assistant City Manager ~ Via:
Re: Fiscal Year 2020-21 Pavement Overlay Update (Districts 2, 3 & 4}
Attachment A
{city of
Carlsbad
Memo ID #2022022
This memorandum provides an update to a previous Council Memorandum dated Dec. 16, 2021,
regarding the El Camino Real Capital Improvement Program, or CIP, projects, provided as
Attachment A, specifically on potential challenges associated with the resurfacing methodology
in the fiscal year (FY) 2020-21 Pavement Overlay project, CIP Project No. 6001-200L, or project.
Background
On Sept. 15, 2020, the City Council adopted Resolution No 2020-186, approving plans and
specifications and authorization to advertise for construction bids for the project. The associated
staff report discussed the city's Pavement Overlay Program, or program, and how it leverages a
set of ongoing activities and practices to maintain the city's roadway pavement conditions.
Depending on the pavement conditions, the program uses various treatment methods to extend
the life of the roadway system. The report also identified that design of the project would use
cold in-place recycling, or CIR, technology. In many applications, projects utilizing CIR may
achieve environmental and economic benefits over projects utilizing conventional hot mix
asphalt. These benefits are primarily achieved through a reduction in material heating and
greenhouse gas, or GHG, emissions associated with trucking of materials.
On Aug. 31, 2021, the City Council adopted ResoJution No. 2021-197, awarding a contract to All
American Asphalt for construction of the project, which includes resurfacing certain streets
utilizing a combination of CIR and conventional hot mix asphalt. These streets include El Camino
Real between Cannon Road and College Boulevard, El Camino Real between Arenal Roacl and
Levante Street, and Batiquitos Drive between Poinsettia Lane and Camino De Las Ondas.
Discussion
Following award of the contract, staff engaged the contractor to discuss the project schedule as
well as goals and strategies for a successful project delivery. During these pre-construction
discussions, the contractor provided information that raised concerns regarding the application
of CIR on the proposed roadways. Given constraints inherent to the CIR process and specific
attributes of the identified roadways, the CIR process would likely impose significant traffic
impacts on El Camino Real. Potential issues associated with driving on a milled surface for a
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longer duration would also result from the CIR process as compared to the conventional hot mix
asphalt process.
Upon further analysis, including discussions with other public agencies that have recently used
(IR, staff have determined that the application of CIR on the two segments on El Camino Real
and one segment on Batiquitos Drive would not be in the city's best interest at this time.
Working within the existing contract, staff will direct the contractor to replace all CIR services
with a conventional asphalt concrete process that utilizes a warm mix additive. The warm mix
additive will support the long-term performance of the pavement by facilitating an improved
compaction operation while also allowing the asphalt production process and pavement
construction to be performed at reduced temperatures, as compared to a conventional hot mix
asphalt. Consistent with the city's Climate Action Plan objectives, the use of warm mix additive
will require less energy consumption and produce less GHG emissions, resulting in a lower
lifecycle environmental burden as compared to a conventional hot mix asphalt process.
Though it will not be used in this project, CIR technology remains a viable pavement
rehabilitation tool. Staff will continue to evaluate roadways exhibiting characteristics that qualify
them as good candidates for this process in future projects. Qualifying characteristics include
those roadways with lower traffic volumes and lower speeds.
Staff have reviewed the proposed change to the contract scope of work with the City Attorney's
Office, who has concurred that the change is within the parameters of the project bid documents
and executed contract. The contractor has indicated support for this change and suggested
postponing the start of the project until summer 2022 to allow for improved ambient
temperatures and completion of the ongoing El Camino Real and Cannon Road improvement
projects, which are currently or will soon be under construction. Postponing the start of work will
allow for completion of the El Camino Real and Cannon Road Phase 1 and Phase 2 projects prior
to starting an overlay along the same corridor, which will help minimize traffic congestion.
Next Steps
Staff will engage the contractor and revise the contract scope of work in accordance with Section
3 of the contract's general provisions via a contract change order. Additionally, staff will
postpone issuing the notice to proceed and target the start of construction in summer 2022 to
mitigate additional congestion by allowing for completion of improvements currently underway
at the intersection of El Camino Real and Cannon Road.
Attachment: A. Council Memorandum dated Dec. 16, 2021
cc: Scott Chadwick, City Manager
Celia Brewer, City Attorney
Gary Barberio, Deputy City Manager, Community Services
Laura Rocha, Deputy City Manager, Administrative Services
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Robby Contreras, Assistant City Attorney
Tom Frank, Transportation Director/City Engineer
Jeff Murphy, Community Development Director
Kristina Ray, Community & Engagement Director
Hossein Ajideh, Engineering Manager
John Kim, City Traffic Engineer
Nathan Schmidt, Transportation Planning and Mobility Manager
Babaq Taj, Engineering Manager
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ATTACHMENT A
Council Memorandum
To:
·_ From:
Honorable Mayor Hall and Members of the City Council _
Paz Gomez, DepL1ty City Manager, Public Works
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Carlsbad ·
Memo ID #2021229
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Geoff Patnoe, Assista[!tCitY. Manager @
El Camino Real Capital Improvement Pn~gram Projects Status Updates (District 2)
This memorandum provides status updates on existing Capital Improvement Program, or CIP,
projects along El Camino Real that are cµrrently in either design or construction phases.
Background
Staff are currently working on seven trai:isportation-related CIP projects along El Camino Real
that are in either des'ign or construttion phases, as shown on location maps provided as ,
Attachments A and B. Staff provided upd'ates on some of these projects through a Cpurn;il
nqu\ry earlier this month (Council Inquiry of Nov. 15, 2021, Reference# CO0lS00-111521). This
memo(andum provides further detail_ on these projects.
Staff also provided a Council Memorandum dated May 13, 2021 (Attachment C), on the El
Camino Real and Cannon Road Intersection Improvements, CIP Project Nos. 6042 and 6056.
Discussion
The _El Camino Real corridor generally runs north and south through the city. Seven
transportation projects are currently in tje~ign or construction along this .corridor. The summary
below provides a brief description c1nd status update for each of these projects:
CIP Project Nos. 6042 ahd 6056, Phdse I -El Camino Real Bridge Improvements at Cannon Road
On Feb. 16, 2021, the City-Council adopted Resolution No. 2021-044, awarding a contract to
Hazard Construc:tjon Company for construction of Phase I of the project. Phase I is currently
under construction and provides improvements-to enhance pedestrian mobility on El Camino
Real at Cannoii Road in both directions.
Phase I includes constructio,n of a new separate pedestrian bridge on northbound El Camino
Real over the Agua Hedionda Creek to provide new access for pedestrians. It al_so includes
construction ofa new sidewalk, curb and gutter on both northbound and southbound sic;les of
the road, and a bc1rrier wall on northbound El Camino Real. The contractor anticipates installing
the new pre-manufactured pedestrian bridge on northbound El Camino Real (ec;1stside of the
road) by the enqof January 2022.
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The war!< on northbound El Camino Real ihcluded Jnstall.ation of micropiles1 to depths
exGeedjlig 100 feet to ?upport the new pedestrian bridge. That portion of the work took longer
th,in exRec:ted due to challenges related to installation of rnicropiles. The contractor has since
recovered from those delays and is pa<;.k on.schedule.
New railings have already been installed on both sides of the existing bridgi over the Agua
Hediqncla Creek, A wider sidewal~ has c1lso been installed on southbouncl El <;:c1mino Real (west
· side of the existing bridge). The contractor anticlpates completing the remaining work,
including utility connections; Ian cf scape, irrigation and hardscape by March 2022.
Cl.[' Proiect No. 6042, Phase II -El Camino Real and Cannon Road Intersection Improvements
On Aug. 31, 2021, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 2021-198, approving the plans and
specifications and authorizing advertisement for pids for Phase II of the EIC:amino Real and
CannonRoad Improvements proje·ct. Phase II will realign the median. and re-stripe northbound
El Caminp Real near the Cannon Road intersection. This re-striping wiil provide an additional
northbound vehicle through lane and an enhanced northbound dedicated bike l,Jhe. In
addition, the pro1ect will maintain the existing left-an.d right-turn only la~nes onto Cannon Road .
.Staff have reviewed the bids received and Will return to the City Council in January 2022 with a
retommendation to award a construction contract to the lowest responsible and responsive
bidder. To reduce potential construction conflicts d.ue to overlapping construction activities,
construction of Phase 11 will begin upon completion of Phase I, which is expected to be in
March 2022.
CIP Project No. 6094.,... El Cdmino Real Widening from Sunny Creek Road to Jacks par Drive
This widening project is ih the design ancl land acquisition phase. The project will prov.ide
completestreetTmprovements matching adjacent, multi-modal roadwaysegrnents along
northbound El Camino Rec1I fr9m just south of Sunny Creek Road to Jackspar Drive. It includes
creating a complete street with buffered bike lanes, sidewalk.sand a consistent six-lane arterial
roadway facility for this segment.
Additional project improvements include installation of additional streetiights, storm drain
improvements; retaining Wi:!lls, striping modifications and utility relocations. Staff have been
coordinating. closely with adjacent property owners., including those involved in right~of-way
acq!)isition, and keeping them ,apprised of the project's progress.
Staff plan to present this project to the City Council for approval of plans and specifications and ·
authorization to bid in summer 2022.
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. CIP Project No. 6071,-El Camino Real_and college Boulevard Intersection Improvements
On Oct. 13, 2020, the City Council ado,:ited Resolution No. 2020-201, a\i,,arding a contract to
~lue Pacific Engineering for construction of the project. Construction for this project has
recently been completed.
The project was designed and consfrutted tp improve mobility for ped-estrians and bicyclists
and upgrade existing curb ramp.sand crosswalks to meet current Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA) standards. The improvements included enh,mced bik.e lan~s and pedestrian access, high-
visibility crosswalksfor all legs qf the intersection and traffic signc1I timing modifications to
improve traffic.flow.These improvements upgraded the existing bike lanes and pedestrian
ramps to current design standards .
. The improveme·nts also included. modification to the El Camino Real medi,m to accommodate a
left-turn only lane on southbound El Camino Real onto eastbound College Boulevard, three
southbound vehicle through lanes on El Camino Real, a southbound dedicated bike lane on El
Camino Real with green paint approaching the intersection and a southbound right turn-only
lane on El Camino Real onto westbound College Boulevard.
C/P Proiect No. 6072 -El Camino Real Widening from Poinsettia Lane to Camino Vida Roble
this project is ih th_e final design and right-of-way acquisition phase. The project is partially.
funded by a federal earmarked repurposed fund program. The project will provide an additional
northbound veJ,ic:le threugh lane frohi Poinsetfia Lane to Camino Vida Roble.
In addition, th~ project will construct a sidewalk along northbound El Cam'irio Real to address a
sidewalk gap north of Cinnabar Way. AdditionaJ project improvements will include installation
of streetlights, storm drain improvements; retaining walls, striping modifications, median
langscaping and ut[lity relocations. The final design and right-of-way acqµisition are expected to
be completed in summer 2022.
Cle Project No. 6051 -El Camino Real Widening from-Arena/ Road to La Costa_Avenue
This project is in the design .and environmental phase and addresses operational segments
along El Camino Real from Arenal Road to La Costa Avenue .. Th:is project includes widening
southbound El Camino Real to a six-lane arterial with buffered bike lanes and separated
pedestrian bridges over San Marcos Creek. The project also involves utility relocat.ions and
right-of-way acquisition. Staff have c1lso been coordinating closely with the Batiquitos Lagoon ·
Foundation to include two new observation desks oh the west side of El Camino Reai.
Staff anticipate completing final design and environmental doc.uments in fall 2023.
C/P Pr:oiect No. 6001-20OL-2020-21 Pavement Overlay
On Aug. Bl, 202.i, the City Council adopted Resol~t1on f\Jo, 2021~191, authorizing award of this
construction project to All American Asphalt. this project includes resurfacing the followiog
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streets: El Camln_o Real between Ca.nnon Rpad and College Boulevard, El Carnine Real between
Arenal Road and LevanteStreet, and Batiquitos Drive between PoJn_settia Lane and Camino De
Las Ondas.
Challenges have arisen regar9ing tlie resurfacing methodology, so staff intend to revisit this
project in_ early 202_2 and wiUsubsequently prnvide an update to the City Council.
Next Steps
Staff plan to continue making progress on the projects as listed ~eJow:
CIP Proiect Nos. 6(}42 and 6056, Phase I -El Camino Real Bridge Improvements at Cannon Road
The contractor anticipates completing the remaining work, including-utility connections,
landscape, irrigation and hardscape in March 2022.
CiP Pro[ect No. 6042. Phase II -El Camino Real and Cannon Road Intersection Improvements
Staff are scheduled to present this project to the City Council for award of a construction
contract to the lowest responsible and responsive bidder in January 2022. Construction of
Phase II will begin upon completion of Phase I, which is expected to be in !Vlarch 2022.
CIP Pioieet No. 6094 -El Camino Real Widening from Sunny Creek Road to Jacks par Drive
Staff are currently working on acquiring additio~al.right-of-way and eoordinating utility .
relocation. Staff plan to prese-nt this project to the City Counc_il for appro\lal of plans and
specifications and authorizatidl.1 to bid in summer 2022.
CIP ProieatNo. 6071-El Camino Real and College BC?ulevard Intersection.Improvements
This proje~t has been completed.
CIP Proiect No. 6072 -El Camino Real Widening from Poinsettia Lane to Camino Vida Roble
Staff ;:ire· currently working on acquiring additional right-of-way and !:Qor.dinating utility
relo~~tion. Pending federal a·pproval, staff plan to present this project to the City Council for
approval of plans and specifications .and authorization to bid in summer·2022.
CIP Protect Nb. 6051 -El Camino Real Widening from Arena/ Road to La Costa Avenue
Staff expect completion of the final des'ign and environmental documents for this project iri fall
2023.
CIPProiect No. 6001-20OL-2020-21 Pavement Overlay
Staff plan to revisit this project in early 2022 and subsequently will provide an update to the
City Council.
Attachments: A, El Camino f{eal CIP Improvements location map
B. CIP Project No~ 6001-20OL, 2020-21 Pavement OverlayJ location map
C. Council Memorandum elated May 13; 2021
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cc: -Scott Chadwi~k, City Manager
Celia Brewer, City Attorney _ _ __
Gary Barberio, D~puty City Manager, Community Servlces
Laura Rocha, Oeputy City Manager, Admiriistri;ltive Servi_ce~
Robby Contrerc1s, Assistant city Attorney
Torn Frank, Transportation Director/City Engineer
Jeff [Vlurphy1 · Community Development Dir_e9tor
Kristina Ray, Community & Engagement Director
Hossein Ajideh, Engineering Manager
· fohn Kim, City Traffic Engineer
Nathan Schmidt Transportation Planning and Mobility Manager
B_abaq Taj, Engineering Manager ·
Scott Lyle, Senior Engineer
Brandon Miles, Associate Engineer
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ATTACHMENTC
Council Mernorandum '
To: Honora~le Mi:lyor Hall and Members pfthe City Council
From: Paz Gomez;-Deputy City Manager, -Pu bJ(c Works
Via: Geoff Patnoe, Assistant City Mana·ger "(il
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Carlsbad
M~mo ID #2Q21-1Q1
Re: ~I Camino Real a'rfd Cannon Road Intersection lmprovemenh Project Update
(District 2)
This mem9r.an_dwm provides an ul:idate on.the El Camino Real and Cann_oo Road Intersection
Improvements; Capital Improvement P_rogram (CIP) Prpject Nos. 6042 and 6056 (Project).
Background
The El Camino Real and Cannon R-oad Intersection Improvements Project (Project) involves two
phases, Phase I of the Pro)ect, which is ct1,rrently under construction, will provide improvements
to enhance pe~estrian mobility ,:it the intersection 0_( El (amino Real and Cannon Road. Phase I
will construct a ~ep,arate pedestr'iari bridge over the Agu,! Hedt(:inda Creekt~ provide hew
access for ped_estr i~_ns and bringsi.gewalk.s up to the.current de?ign standarq_s. On
Feb, 16, 2021, t~e (ity Co_undl adopted .Resoluti.on No. 2021-044awar diriga contract to Hazard
Construction eernpanyfor consti'uctj9n of Phase I.
Phase II of the PrOJfttt wil_l realign the rnediqn arid re-stripe f].orthbound El Camino Real near the
Cannon Roqd inte(s~ction to provide an additional through l<1n_~ to meet t.he st9ndard
requirement for thiS'arterial roadway. In addition, it will provide an enhanced dedicated bike
lane in the northb6und di·r~ction and rii'aihtain the exjsting left and rightturn[anes onto
. Cannon Road .
Phases I and II of the Project were presented to the Traffic arid,.Mobility Commission on
April 6, 2020 and Se,1;:1t ~, 2.040, respect,ively.
Oi~cussion __
Two EIP prc:ijects are eurrer;i~ly urider construction along El Camrn-o Real between College
Boulevard and Cannon Road. One project is the El Camino Real and College Boulevard
Intersection lmprove.m~nts (CIP ,Project Nq. 6071), and. the other qne is Phase I of the El Camino
Real and Cannon Road Intersection Improvements (CIP Project Nos. 6042 and 60:i6). These . . . -.
proJec.ts are expected to be completed ih August 2021 and December 2021, respectively.
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. -Tb reduce pbteriti~l too.,struction conflkts due to oyerlappihg construc::tign _activities, .
Gdnstructio.li of Phas_e 11.ofthe project will be postponed until late 2021, c1nd after construction
of Ph.;::ise I is stJbstaJ\tia_l)y compl~ted. " · -·
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Staff have ptepare-9 the final plans, specifications and cost estimate for Phase II of the _Project.
lJpgh _substantial completion cif the p,rojects curren_tly Lf,11.~erconstruction, staff antidpate
,scheduling the folt~wing City Courrtil ·a·genda items: •.
• August 2021 . .;,. Approval of Ph_ase II plans and spe¢ifications and authorization t9 bid
• October 2021-Award of a Pha~e II constn-1ctiQn £OJ1tract
. ConsJruction of Phase II qf the Proje~t is anticipated to begin in late 2021 and i:S exp~cted to l:te
eompl1:ted in summer 2022.
cc; Seott Chadwick, .City Manager
· C_e[ia Brewer, City Attorney
_Gary Barberio, DeptJty City. Manager, Community Serviees
Laura Rocha, Deputy City Manager;Administrative Services
Ne.ii Gallucci, Polic1; Chief
Michael Calderwood, Fire Chief
Robby Contreras, Assi~tant City Attorney
. To,in Frank; Transportation Director
Jeff Murphy,. Comr:n_\,!_D_ity Development Director
~ristina Ray, Community & Engag~ment Director
Babaq Taj, Engineering-Manager
H_cis~ein Ajideh, Engi'r1ee_rjng Manager
Joh.ii Kim, City Traffic Epgineer
Nat_hQn Schmidt, Transportatio,n Plan_liil'.!g aocl Mobility Manager
-Jonathan Schauble, Senior Engineer ..
Brandon Miles, Associate Engineer
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