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News
Metro
Orange Line
The
Metro Orange Line is a $154 million design-build 13-mile
landscaped bus rapid transitway which Tatsumi and Partners
had the pleasure of being awarded the lead landscape architectural
consultants for the project team. When completed, the Metro
Orange Line will run 13 busway stations spaced approximately
one mile apart from the North Hollywood Metro Red Line
Station to the Warner Center in the West Valley. As part
of the project, bike and pedestrian paths have been designed
along the route to give residents more transportation options
as well as a jogging/bicycling recreation area when using
the transitway. Project planners also factored in a transitway
beautification plan which includes a landscaped area of
80 acres on the exclusive transitway consisting of a planting
of 7,000 trees and 900,000 drought-tolerant shrubs. Park-and-Ride
lots will also be built at five stations, providing 3,300
new parking spaces. The Metro Orange Line has gone into
operation in the Fall of 2005.
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SR125 Toll Road
Scheduled to open in Fall 2006, the State Route 125 South Toll Road will complete an important missing link in the San Diego freeway network and relieve traffic congestion and reduce travel time for commuters in the growing South Bay and Otay Mesa regions. Tatsumi and Partners has the honor of
the lead landscape architectural consultant position on the project team, The 12.5-mile highway will run north-south from State Route 54 (SR 54) to State Route 905 (SR 905) (near the international border) and will include a four-lane highway with interchanges at the SR 54, East H Street, Otay Lakes/Telegraph Canyon Road, Olympic Parkway, and Otay Mesa Road at SR 905, as well as the future Mount Miguel Road and Birch Parkway. The project is designed so that it may be expanded with additional interchanges, carpool lanes, and/or transit facilities as future regional growth
as transportation needs dictate. The project will be constructed in two phases with the opening of the full facility being scheduled for Fall 2006.
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