State Route 70-99 Comprehensive Multimodal Corridor Plan
What is a Comprehensive Multimodal Corridor Plan?
The State Route 70-99 Comprehensive Multimodal Corridor Plan (SR 70-99 CMCP) is based on the California Transportation Commission’s 2018 Comprehensive Multimodal Corridor Plan Guidelines. This guidance emphasizes a planning approach that strives to achieve a balanced transportation system.
The SR 70-99 CMCP will align with the following priorities:
- Include local, regional and state agencies in the corridor planning process
- Balance infrastructure, livability, economic and sustainability
This effort will develop a comprehensive multimodal corridor plan and concept of operations addressing regional and interregional safety, congestion, accessibility, goods movement, economic development, land use efficiency, public health, air quality, and greenhouse gas emissions for State Routes 70, 99 and 149 (SR 70, SR 99, SR 149) in Butte, Sacramento, Sutter and Yuba counties. The final product will be developed in collaboration with local agency partners and stakeholders. The plan will provide a range of proposed concepts, evaluate and prioritize improvements within the study limits, and set a solid framework for implementing short- and long-term capital improvements supporting the Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017 (SB 1) goals and priorities.
SR 70-99 CMCP Corridor Limits Map
Final CMCP
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SR 70-99 CMCP Virtual Open House Video
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Take the Survey
We thank the public for helping with the development of the SR 70-99 CMCP because your opinions and needs matter. The survey closed on September 30, 2021. Thank you again for your participation.
Caltrans Seeks Community Feedback on Proposed SR 70-99 CMCP Projects. Comment period closed on February 15, 2022. Thank you again for your participation.
Corridor Planning Partners
Caltrans began reaching out to local, state, and federal partners in 2020 to initiate the development of the CMCP, which includes the following entities:
- Butte County Association of Governments
- Sacramento Area Council of Governments
- Butte County
- Sacramento County
- Sutter County
- Yuba County
- B-Line Transit
- Yuba-Sutter Transit
- City of Biggs
- City of Chico
- City of Gridley
- City of Live Oak
- City of Marysville
- City of Oroville
- Town of Paradise
- City of Sacramento
- City of Yuba City
- California Highway Patrol
- CalFire
- California State Parks
- Tribal Representatives
Contact
Dianira Soto, Planning Corridor Manager, Caltrans District 3, Planning, Local Assistance & Sustainability