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40 SANTA ANITA AVENUE STATION CONCEPTS Station Area Advantages: Adequate ROW is available for station location Pedestrian access to station is limited to the south, but is easily accessible Traffic impacts are non-existent Good proximity to proposed PNR and KNR facilities Good freeway access to/from proposed PNR structure for vehicular traffic Neighborhood Context Advantages: Good PNR and KNR opportunities Good joint development/TOD opportunities Provides improved public access to the Whittier Narrows Recreation Area Land use and neighborhood impacts are negligible Station Area Limitations: Bus service interface is provided by only one line Requires acquisition of property owned by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and a private person Limited adjacent land uses Neighborhood Context Limitations: Neighborhood population density is very low Pedestrian access to station area is very limited O O OP P PE E E E EN N S S S S S S SP P P PA A A A AC C C C C CE E E E E O O O O OP P P PE E E N N N N S S SP P PA A A A AC C C C CE E E E E I I I N N ND D DU U US S ST T T R R RI I I A A AL L L I I I N N N NS S ST T T T T I I I I T T T T T U U UT T T T T I I O O O O ON N N N N N NA A A A A A AL L L L L L L LEGEND STATION LOCATION COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTIONAL LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL OPEN SPACE _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ SR-60 FREEWAY SANTA ANITA AVE. LEXINGTON GALLATIN RD. LIGHT RAIL 1500 FT RADIUS OR 5-10 MINUTE WALK SOUTH EL MONTE HIGH SCHOOL View Looking toward SR 60 Freeway Existing Land Use Diagram The land use diagram shows that there is an approximately equal amount of commercial and residential uses north of Whittier Boulevard as there is to its south. Station Section FINAL URBAN DESIGN CONCEPT REPORT

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SANTA ANITA AVENUE

STATION CONCEPTSStation Area Advantages:• Adequate ROW is available for station location

• Pedestrian access to station is limited to the south, but is easily accessible

• Traffi c impacts are non-existent

• Good proximity to proposed PNR and KNR facilities

• Good freeway access to/from proposed PNR structure for vehicular traffi c

Neighborhood Context Advantages:• Good PNR and KNR opportunities

• Good joint development/TOD opportunities

• Provides improved public access to the Whittier Narrows Recreation Area

• Land use and neighborhood impacts are negligible

Station Area Limitations:• Bus service interface is provided by only one line

• Requires acquisition of property owned by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and a

private person

• Limited adjacent land uses

Neighborhood Context Limitations:• Neighborhood population density is very low

• Pedestrian access to station area is very limited

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LEGENDSTATION LOCATION

COMMERCIAL

INDUSTRIAL

INSTITUTIONAL

LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL

HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL

OPEN SPACE

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SR-60 FREEWAY

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SOUTH EL MONTEHIGH SCHOOL

View Looking toward SR 60 Freeway

Existing Land Use DiagramThe land use diagram shows that there is an approximately equal amount of commercial and residential uses north of Whittier Boulevard as there is to its south.

Station Section

FINAL URBAN DESIGN CONCEPT REPORT

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“ For Discussion Purposes Only”

SCALE: 1”=150’-0”

0’ 75’ 150’ 225’ 300’OPPORTUNITIES DIAGRAM

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“ For Discussion Purposes Only”

STREET AND BLOCK DIAGRAMSCALE: 1”=150’-0”

0’ 75’ 150’ 225’ 300’

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“ For Discussion Purposes Only”

SCALE: 1”=150’-0”

0’ 75’ 150’ 225’ 300’TRANSIT DIAGRAM

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SR 60 LRT ALTERNATIVEPECK ROAD

SUMMARYAdjacent to the San Gabriel River and close to the Whittier Narrows Park, the landscape

character of the station borrows from the informal and lush materials of the river’s edge

and basin. This creates a strong visual relationship from the station to the recreational

network along the San Gabriel River. It is supported by secure walkways for pedestrians

and bicyclists alike. The station is also situated across Peck Road to creating a unique

“gateway” between the cities of South El Monte and Whittier.

WHAT WE HEARD:

South El Monte City Comments, Individual City MeetingsHighlights

• The city liked the station ideas that were presented in the conceptual model exercise

• The station location to be moved to straddle Peck Road

• Concerns were raised in regards to the on and off ramp access with Durfee Avenue

Stakeholder Preference Survey and Station Map Group DiscussionsHighlights and Summary

• Great opportunity for shuttle/bus connectivity to Rio Hondo College

• Integrate connectivity to Southwest Nature Center and South El Monte High School

• Concerns were raised in regards to the on and off ramp access with Durfee Avenue

• Opportunity to integrate Emerald Necklace with station planning

• Provide for development near the station location; starbuck/restaurants

• Integrate station for access on both sides of Peck Road

• Redevelop the area around Peck Road and Durfee Avenue

• Coordinate traffi c in and around the intersection of Peck Road and Durfee Avenue

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Public Outreach Meeting with the city’s Stakeholders Public Outreach Meeting with the city’s Stakeholders

Sample station concept through consultation with City Staff Sample station concept through consultation with City Staff

STAKEHOLDER AND INDIVIDUAL CITY WORKSHOPS

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EXISTING RESIDENTIAL

EXISTING COMMERCIAL

EXISTING OPEN SPACE

EXISTING INSTITUTIONAL

PROPOSED PARKWAY CONNECTIVITY

EXISTING RESIDENTIAL CONNECTIVITY

EXISTING COMMERCIAL CONNECTIVITY

PROPOSED ALIGNMENT

DIAGRAM LEGEND

500’ RADIUS FROM PROPOSED STATION SCALE: 1”=400’-0”

0’ 200’ 400’ 600’ 800’NEIGHBORHOOD LAND USE DIAGRAM

EXISTING LAND USE PATTERN EXERCISE

Neighborhood Land Use Diagram was developed in consultation with city staff and stakeholders for observation of existing land use patterns and station location connectivity. The core land uses considered for discussion were: Residential, Commercial, Open Space, Industrial and Institutional.

Existing Land Use PatternRESIDENTIAL

OPEN SPACE

COMMERCIAL

RESIDENTIAL

SOUTH EL MONTE HIGH SCHOOL

WHITTIER NARROWS

NATURE CENTER

SR 60 FREEWAY

DURFEE AVENUE

PECK ROAD

SAN GABRIEL RIVER

NEW TEMPLE

SCHOOL

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LEGENDSTATION LOCATION

COMMERCIAL

INDUSTRIAL

INSTITUTIONAL

LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL

HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL

OPEN SPACE

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View Looking North On Peck Road Towards SR 60

Existing Land Use DiagramThe land use diagram shows low to medium residential density north of the SR 60 freeway. The San Gabriel River is immediately adjacent to the station.

Station Section

PECK ROAD

STATION CONCEPTSCreate Community Identity• The Peck Road station is situated across Peck Road with access from both sides using

the station itself as a “gateway” between the cities of South El Monte and Whittier.

• The landscape character for the station design is unique to its relationship with the San

Gabriel River and Whittier Narrows. The station proposes to integrate and enhance

landscape features found in the river and park.

Integrate Station to Integrate Existing Land Uses and Future Opportunities• The station integrates itself into a unique location and takes advantage of the right of

way along the SR 60.

• It maximizes its staging areas for park-n-ride facilities by balancing the parking load

between the two sites.

• Neighborhood services are proposed to benefi t the station’s users.

• The station could provide for future modifi cation to the park-n-ride facility for direct

access to the SR 60.

Create Accessible “Multi-Modal” Stations• (1) Primary pedestrian fl ow comes from the station, park-n-ride facilities, bus stops and

drop off . Full access is provided on both sides of the station.

• (2) The bicyclist has enhanced access to the San Gabriel River recreational system and

to the local road network. Bicycle rack and storage are provided on both ends of the

platform adjacent to the station entry.

• (3) Bus stops are provided on both sides of the station directly adjacent to the station

entry. Drop-off zones for shuttle busses are provided for service to Rio Hondo College.

• (4) Private Vehicle Drop-off areas are provided on both sides of the station with kiss-n-

ride zones within line of sight of station entry as well.

Create a Safe and Secure Environment• The station design incorporates enhanced pedestrian crossings and intersections at

Peck Road and Durfee Avenue.

• A future modifi cation to the pedestrian bridge may connect directly from the park-n-

ride facility to the station’s mezzanine level above the freeway’s on and off ramps.

• Decorative fencing may be provided at grade level to prevent access across the

freeway on and off ramps encouraging use at the pedestrian crossing.

• The station and plaza to be well lit and programmed to encourage public safety at

night.

Integrate Sustainable Measures• Permeable paving is designed in the surface lots to maximize its relationship to the

natural character of the river.

• The station design to incorporate best practices of sustainable design.

Amenitize the Station• Reinforce the connectivity with Whittier Narrows and the San Gabriel River by

providing a unique link between mass transit and a recreational network.

• A high volume park-n-ride facility is provided with potential development

opportunities for commuter oriented services. FINAL URBAN DESIGN CONCEPT REPORT

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“ For Discussion Purposes Only”

POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

EXISTING McDONALDS

EXISTING BUILDING

EXISTING BUILDING

EXISTING BUILDINGS

SURFACE PARKING(115 SPACES)

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POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

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ENHANCED INTERSECTIONENHANCED

CROSSWALK ENHANCED STREETSCAPE

SCALE: 1”=80’-0”

0’ 40’ 80’ 120’ 160’PECK ROAD STATION CONCEPT PLAN

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VEHICULAR CIRCULATION

DIAGRAM LEGEND

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WASHINGTON BLVD. LRT ALTERNATIVEGARFIELD AVENUE

SUMMARYThis alternative, the station layout creates a “greenway” concept building upon existing

conditions and a landscape enhancement zone north of SR 60. This is integrated with

development opportunities along Garfi eld Avenue centered about a transit plaza.

This creates a rich opportunity for a unique environment using hard and softscape

implementing plenty of art opportunities for community identity.

WHAT WE HEARD:

City of Montebello Comments, Individual City MeetingsHighlights

• Use highway underpass as a gateway between Monterey Park and Montebello

• Exploring Park and Ride (PNR) on North side of SR 60 / drop-off potential for Monterey

Park

• Provide convenient bus/train transfers locations

Stakeholder Preference Survey and Station Map Group DiscussionsHighlights and Summary

• Land Use: liked mixed-use development with commercial and residential patterns

• Station Integration: dislike for the at-grade, open space station design

• Streetscape & Safety: liked streetscapes with ample pedestrian access

• Connectivity: liked tree-lined pathways and access for pedestrians and

bicycles

• Parking: disliked at-grade parking

• Create a potential for mixed use development and park-n-ride structure on southeast

corner of Garfi eld Avenue and Via Campo

• Provide pedestrian bridges for secure access to station

• Maintain the existing commercial strip along Garfi eld Avenue

• Create better access north of the SR 60 by improving the underpass, better lighting,

wider sidewalks, etc.

• Provide good pedestrian links to bus connectivity

• Enhance streetscape along Garfi eld Avenue with improved lighting and curved

walkways

• Provide safe access to station from the street and parking lots

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Public Outreach Meeting with the city’s Stakeholders Public Outreach Meeting with the city’s Stakeholders

Sample station concept through consultation with City Staff Sample station concept through consultation with City Staff

STAKEHOLDER AND INDIVIDUAL CITY WORKSHOPS

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1/4 MILE - 5 TO 10 MIN. WALK

GARFIELD AVENUE

SCALE: 1”=400’-0”

0’ 200’ 400’ 600’ 800’NEIGHBORHOOD LAND USE DIAGRAM

PROPOSED STATION LOCATION

EXISTING RESIDENTIAL

EXISTING COMMERCIAL

EXISTING OPEN SPACE

EXISTING INSTITUTIONAL

PROPOSED PARKWAY CONNECTIVITY

EXISTING RESIDENTIAL CONNECTIVITY

EXISTING COMMERCIAL CONNECTIVITY

PROPOSED ALIGNMENT

DIAGRAM LEGEND

500’ RADIUS FROM PROPOSED STATION

EXISTING LAND USE PATTERN EXERCISE

Neighborhood Land Use Diagram was developed in consultation with city staff and stakeholders for observation of existing land use patterns and station location connectivity. The core land uses considered for discussion were: Residential, Commercial, Open Space, Industrial and Institutional.

Existing Land Use Pattern

RESIDENTIAL

OPEN SPACE

COMMERCIAL

RESIDENTIAL

MIRACULOUS MEDAL SCHOOL AND CHURCH

BELLA VISTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

AND PARK

SR 60 FREEWAY

VIA CAMPO

GA

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MONTEBELLO MUNICIPALGOLF COURSE

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View Looking North on Garfi eld Avenue Towards Via Campo.

Existing Land Use DiagramThe land use diagram shows that the greatest number of station area residential inhabitants are located north of the SR 60 freeway. The Montebello golf course occupies 25% of the study area.

Station Section

GARFIELD AVENUE

Station Concepts

Create Community Identity• This site proposes a “gateway” plaza at the southeast corner of Garfi eld Avenue and Via

Campo with an enhanced intersection.

• The underpass of the SR 60 to be enhanced and serve as a gateway between Monterey

Park and Montebello.

• Garfi eld Avenue to integrate a “greenway” concept, building upon existing conditions.

Integrate Station to Support Existing Land Uses and Future Opportunities• Integration of future development opportunities with the “greenway” concept of

Garfi eld Avenue.

• Placing neighborhood and commuter services directly adjacent to the station platform

with adjacent park-n-ride facilities.

Create Accessible “Multi-Modal” Stations• (1) Primary pedestrian fl ow comes from the station, park-n-ride facilities, bus stops and

vehicle drop off located centrally to the platform.

• (2) Bicycle access primarily fl ows from Garfi eld Avenue with bicycle racks and storage

located adjacent to the platform entrance.

• (3) Bus stops are oriented about the intersection adjacent to the station. Shuttle bus

access is provided to a transit plaza adjacent to station entry.

• (4) Private vehicles have access to the park-n-ride facilities either from the north via Via

Campo or Garfi eld Avenue to the south.

Create a Safe and Secure Environment• Enhanced intersection and crossings creating a pedestrian friendly environment.

• The station and plaza to be well lit and programmed to encourage public safety at

night.

• Integrate Sustainable Measures

• Maximize the station’s economic benefi ts through potential development providing

neighborhood/community services.

• The station design to incorporate best practices of sustainable design.

Amenitize the Station• The station is amenitized through the enhanced intersection and gateway plaza at the

intersection of Garfi eld Avenue and Via Campo Avenue.

• The “greenway” concept is integrated with potential new development providing for

neighborhood services.

• The station and plaza is proposed to incorporate public art, water features and other

amenities.

FINAL URBAN DESIGN CONCEPT REPORT

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GARFIELD AVENUE

VIA CAMPO

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POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

PLAZA

EXISTING BUILDINGS

EXISTINGGOLF COURSE

DROP OFF

ENHANCED INTERSECTION

VIA CAMPO

POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

EXISTING BUILDINGS

EXISTING BUILDINGS

PLAZA

PLAZA

(2) NEW 3 STORY PARKING

STRUCTURES(523 STALLS REQUIRED)(680 STALLS PROVIDED)

ENHANCED CROSSWALKS

ENTRY PLAZA

MIRACULOUSMEDAL SCHOOL

AND CHURCH

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0’ 40’ 80’ 120’ 160’GARFIELD AVENUE STATION CONCEPT PLAN

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TICKETING AND INFO

BIKE STORAGE/RACKS

MARQUEE STATION MARKER

HIGH CAPACITY BIKE STORAGE

PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION

STAIRS/ESCALATOR

VERTICAL CIRCULATION

EXISTING CLASS III BIKE ROUTE

FUTURE CLASS III BIKE ROUTE

SUGGESTED FUTURE CLASS III BIKE ROUTE

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EXISTINGBUILDINGS

EXEXISISTITINGNGGOGOLFLF C COUOURSRSE

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SCALE: 1”=80’-0”

0’ 40’ 80’ 120’ 160’PEDESTRIAN and BICYCLE CIRCULATION PLAN

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VEHICULAR CIRCULATION

SHUTTLE DROP OFF

DIAGRAM LEGEND

BUS DROP OFF

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EXISTING BUILDINGS

EXEXISISTITINGNGGOGOLFLF CCOUOURSRSE

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POPOPOTETETENTNTNTIAIAL L LDDEDDDDDD VELOLOLOPMPMPMENENENTTT

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SCALE: 1”=80’-0”

0’ 40’ 80’ 120’ 160’ VEHICULAR CIRCULATION PLAN

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WASHINGTON BLVD. LRT ALTERNATIVEWHITTIER BOULEVARD

SUMMARYCreates a southern terminus to the “greenway” of Garfi eld Avenue and presents the

opportunity for a signature gateway to the Whittier Boulevard Commercial Corridor. As

part of the “greenway” concept, the station and guideway columns should accommodate

for planting materials to break down the scale of the structure and create a softer feel

along Garfi eld Avenue. Highly connected with existing bus lines and surrounding

neighborhoods, the station itself is uniquely integrated into its neighborhood context.

WHAT WE HEARD:

Montebello City Comments, Individual City MeetingsHighlights• Provide adequate plaza space for the station

• Enhance intersection of Whittier Boulevard and Garfi eld Avenue

• Create an entry point into the City of Montebello

Stakeholder Preference Survey and Station Map Group DiscussionsHighlights and Summary• Land Use: liked mixed-use development with commercial and residential

patterns

• Station Integration: dislike for the at-grade, open space station design

• Streetscape & Safety: liked streetscapes with ample pedestrian access

• Connectivity: liked tree-lined pathways and access for pedestrians and bicycles

• Parking: disliked at-grade parking

• Good location for bus connectivity and relationship to neighborhood and commercial

strip

• Improve the area with better lighting, wider sidewalks, pedestrian bridge, bus

connectivity, etc.

• Provide a secure path for students to use to the north

• Provide safe and well lit pathways to discourage loitering

• Provide more trees at station location, integrate nature and keep safety in mind

• Incorporate elements of community pride

• Create a tribute to Jaime Escalante

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Public Outreach Meeting with the city’s Stakeholders Public Outreach Meeting with the city’s Stakeholders

Sample station concept through consultation with City Staff Sample station concept through consultation with City Staff

STAKEHOLDER AND INDIVIDUAL CITY WORKSHOPS

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GARFIELD/WHITTIER

1/4 MILE - 5 TO 10 MIN. WALK

PROPOSED STATION LOCATION

EXISTING RESIDENTIAL

EXISTING COMMERCIAL

EXISTING INSTITUTIONAL

EXISTING RESIDENTIAL CONNECTIVITY

EXISTING COMMERCIAL CONNECTIVITY

PROPOSED ALIGNMENT

DIAGRAM LEGEND

500’ RADIUS FROM PROPOSED STATION

SCALE: 1”=400’-0”

0’ 200’ 400’ 600’ 800’NEIGHBORHOOD LAND USE DIAGRAM

EXISTING LAND USE PATTERN EXERCISE

Neighborhood Land Use Diagram was developed in consultation with city staff and stakeholders for observation of existing land use patterns and station location connectivity. The core land uses considered for discussion were: Residential, Commercial, Open Space, Industrial and Institutional.

Existing Land Use Pattern

RESIDENTIAL

COMMERCIAL

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