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The Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) is seeking proposals from qualified and experienced professional engineering consultants for the SLV Schools Complex Circulation and Access Study. The Study would gather data, complete preliminary engineering, traffic analysis, and a feasibility and needs assessment for improving multimodal system performance on State Highway 9 (SR9) in Felton and within the SLV Schools Complex (SLV High, Middle, and Elementary Schools), as well as bicycle and walking facilities for students and other users to allow access between Ben Lomond neighborhoods on Glen Arbor Rd in the north, the SLV Schools Complex, and Felton to the south. Currently there are no dedicated facilities for alternative transportation in the project area, and the current circulation design in and around the SLV Schools Complex creates severe congestion around school drop-off and pick-up times, causing delay for commuters and goods movement. This segment of Highway 9 is the primary access route between three towns to the north and the rest of Santa Cruz County, there are no parallel routes. The Study would also analyze major improvements to the Santa Cruz Metro Transit bus stops that serve the SLV Schools Complex. SLVUSD has agreed to partner financially for this study by contributing 30% of funding required, which represents the approximate project area on SLVUSD property. Questions, Requests for Clarification or Questions Due: Wednesday January 26, 2022 at 12PM - send questions to: info@sccrtc.org The method of contractor selection has not been determined at this time.