Transportation Program
Build and Enhance Trail Networks
The project includes: Off street Class 1 multi-use path on Al Tahoe Blvd adjacent to middle school, from US 50 to Johnson Blvd, Class 2 bike lanes on both sides Al Tahoe (same length), driveway narrowing and reduction at bus barn and intersection improvements at both ends. Sidewalks constructed by SW Gas in 2017 adjacent to the retail center were leveraged as part of the project by the City. Improvements include City standard streetlights for the full length of the path. Construction of improvements occurred in the summer of 2020 with final touches to complete the Project in the spring of 2021.
Key Accomplishments
Miles of Pedestrian and Bicycle Routes Improved or Constructed: 1.4 miles
Threshold Categories
Air Quality
Recreation
Scenic Resources
Water Quality
Post Construction - Al Tahoe Blvd WB New Class 1 Path
Location
Expenditures
Expenditures by Funding Source to Date: $2,761,301 (Estimated Cost: $3,004,000)
California Active Transpo... (Caltrans): $2,037,394
Congestion Mitigation and Air... (FHWA): $320,311
Surface Transportation Block ... (FHWA): $326,781
City of South Lake Tahoe Gene... (CSLT): $76,815
Photos
Before
Johnson and Al Tahoe re-striping 2017
Existing Bus Stop at Rite Aid/Ross Winter Access and Flooding Issues
During
Al Tahoe Blvd westbound lane Pilot Project Re-striping Class II buffered bike lanes
Upgraded ADA Compliant 6' Sidewalk Completed 2017 at USFS frontage
After
Al Tahoe Blvd Mobility & Safety Project Class 1 Bike Trail Streetlight at Bus Garage Driveway
Al Tahoe Blvd Mobility & Safety Project Class 1 Bike Trail with Bus Stop