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CITY OF COLTON AGENDA REPORT For Council Meeting of June 16, 1992 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: John C. Hutton, Director of Public Works 09 SUBJECT: Approval of Congestion Management Plan System Date: June 4, 1992 Resolution and Approval of Three Additional Arterial Roadways RAC'KC,RO 1Nn The State of California, under Proposition 111 (Gas Tax Program), requires the City to set by resolution approval of the State's Congestion Management Plan system to ensure a cooperative effort towards the improvement of main arterial roadways between communities. nTSC'I ICgTC)N In order for local jurisdictions to quality for State Gas Tax Funds to improve these main arterials. The local agency must commit a list of priority projects in conjunction with the recom-riended San Bernardino County Valley Region CNP Road Systems program (draft plan attached). Staff has reviewed the draft plan and is in concurrence with the plan with the exception that we would request the executive committee's reconsideration on the inclusion of the following three arterial roadways into the CNP: 1. Valley Blvd. within Colton City Limits. 2. Slover Ave. within Colton City Limits. 3. Washington St. extension to La Cadena Dr. Staff feels that all three of these roadways qualify as main arterials under the CMP for future funding as they fall within major developing areas. Valley Blvd. is an obvious main arterial under development and is adjacent to the I-10 Freeway handling Freeway overflows. Slover Ave. is clearly identified as a main arterial within the Aqua Mansa Enterprise Zone and has been agreed upon by the adjacent jurisdictions as a main arterial. Washington St. extension is a vital connection to La Cadena Dr. as a possible future commuter rail destination point. Attachments: 2 Page 1 of 2 Item No.