Local Return Report For FY 2016

Table of Contents
LOCAL RETURN OVERVIEW

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What is Local Return?

Source of Funds
Los Angeles County Subregions
Local Return Revenue Allocations by Subregion
Local Return Revenue Allocations by Jurisdiction
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USE OF FUNDS by SUbREgION

> Summary of Expenditures by Subregion
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USE OF FUNDS by JURISDICTION

> Expenditures by Jurisdiction
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PROJECT ELIgIbILITy gUIDELINES

> Project Eligibility
> Eligible Uses
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OVERSIgHT & ACCOUNTAbILITy

> Oversight & Accountability
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Local Return
Overview
What is Local Return?
As an integral part of Los Angeles Countys transportation programs, the Local Return portion
of our transportation funds derived from sales taxes are re-allocated back to the countys
local governments to address specific transportation needs of each individual jurisdiction.
Nearly $500M is allocated annually to the countys 88 cities and unincorporated areas to fund
various transportation programs that jurisdictions need to best serve their own communities.
Over 50% of local return funds are invested in local public transit. More than 40 cities
sponsor their own fixed route transit systems with minimal or free fares that greatly
improve mobility in Los Angeles County. Annually, these local transit systems provide over
800,000 hours of service and nearly 25,000,000 boardings. The Los Angeles Community
Dash, Glendale Beeline, and Pasadena ARTS are just a few examples of fixed route services
offered by individual cities to serve their local transportation needs. In many cases, cities
also offer dial-a-ride services for the elderly and disabled, vanpool, shuttle services and
fare subsidies to their residents.
In addition to funding transit services, cities use their Local Return funds to improve and
maintain local streets. In whole or in part, the Local Return program provides the funding
necessary for jurisdictions to repair and maintain local streets, enhance their capacity
and improve safety. Operating costs associated with centralized traffic signal control
systems, including coordinated timing, multi-jurisdictional or inter-community systems
and signal priority systems are also funded by Local Return. The Local Return Program
also enables local governments to provide other essential local components of our overall
transportation system, such as bus stops, park and ride lots, bicycle access, pedestrian
access and safety and security.
In summary, the Local Return Program is funded from three sales tax measures (Proposition
A, Proposition C and Measure R) and enables jurisdictions to provide and maintain the
fundamentals of transportation at the local level.
York Boulevard Bicycle Corral
Bradley Avenue Plaza
PUbLIC TRANSIT OPERATINg & CAPITAL
Local Return Expenditures
50.61%
(Fy10 - Fy15)
LOCAL FUNDINg
CONTRIbUTIONS
0.02%
ACTIVE
TRANSPORTATION
STREETS & ROADS
16.23%
19.01%
TRANSPORTATION
ADMINISTRATION
TRANSPORTATION
MARkETINg
5.93%
0.43%
NoHo Plaza
OTHER
TRANSPORTATION
PROJECTS
PLANNINg,
ENgINEERINg
AND/OR CMP
3.85%
3.94%
Bus Shelter Improvements, Santa Monica
Source of Funds
Local Return Programs

are funded from three
sales tax ordinances
Proposition A, approved by voters in November 1980, was the first local sales tax of its kind
to bolster Los Angeles Countys ability to respond to gridlock and mobility challenges. This
key funding source was the first to generate revenues that were used to build the Metro Rail
system and a host of other rail and bus projects.
approved in Los Angeles

County, each generating
about $760M annually.
Twenty-five percent (25%) of Proposition A funds is dedicated to the Local Return Program.
The Proposition A Ordinance requires that Local Return funds be used exclusively to benefit
public transit. Eligible uses include expenditures related to fixed route and paratransit
services, Transportation Demand Management, Transportation Systems Management and
fare subsidy programs.
Proposition C was approved by voters in November 1990. This proposition was intended to
provide funding to help improve and expand the rail system started with Proposition A funds.
Twenty percent (20%) of the revenue from the sales tax is dedicated to the Local Return
Program. Similar to Proposition A, the Proposition C Ordinance requires that these funds be
used by the cities and the county to benefit public transit.
The Proposition C Ordinance provides an expanded list of eligible project expenditures
including Congestion Management, bikeways and bike lanes, street improvements and
pavement management system projects. Projects must demonstrate a public transit benefit
or be performed on streets heavily used by public transit.
Measure R was approved by voters in November 2008. Measure R is a sales tax for Los Angeles
County to finance new transportation projects and programs, and accelerate those already in
the pipeline.
Fifteen percent (15%) of Measure R tax is dedicated to the Local Return Program. The
ordinance specifies that Local Return funds are to be used for transportation purposes
including major street resurfacing, rehabilitation and reconstruction, pothole repairs,
left turn signals, bikeways, pedestrian improvements, streetscapes, signal synchronization
and transit.
Jurisdictions are encouraged to apply their Measure R Local Return funds towards multijurisdictional projects that demonstrate coordination efforts or promote sustainability,
specifically projects that support other Measure R rail, bus and highway corridor projects.
DISCRETIONARy
RAIL DEVELOPMENT
40%
35%
Proposition A (PA)
Local Return Share:
$181M
LOCAL RETURN
25%
Proposition C (PC)
DISCRETIONARy
40%
RAIL/bUS SECURITy
Local Return Share:

$150M
5%
FREEWAyS/HIgHWAyS
25%
COMMUTER RAIL
10%
LOCAL RETURN
20%
HIgHWAy CAPITAL
RAIL OPERATIONS
20%
5%
Measure R (MR)
Local Return Share:
$113M
bUS OPERATIONS
(COUNTyWIDE)
TRANSIT CAPITAL
35%
20%
LOCAL RETURN
15%
TRANSIT CAPITAL METRO RAIL
2%
TRANSIT CAPITAL METROLINk
3%
Los Angeles County Subregions (1)

A
Los Angeles County is a large diverse region with more than

10 million residents in 88 cities and unincorporated areas
of the county. Due to its size (4,750 square miles) and
complexity, nine geographic subregions have been identified
for planning purposes.
The subregions vary in form, but all consist of the area's
local government representatives and share the goal of
cooperatively addressing regional priorities and matters of
mutual interest.
Jurisdiction
Castic Lake
State Recreation
Area
City of Los Angeles

Los Angeles County Unincorporated Areas
North County
San Fernando Valley
Arroyo Verdugo
San Gabriel Valley
Gateway Cities
South Bay Cities
Central Los Angeles
Westside Cities
Las Virgenes/Malibu
2
Ventura
County
Hidden
Hills
Agoura
Hills
Westlake
Village
Calabasas
Santa Monica Mountains
Malibu
PACIFIC OCEAN
8
Santa
Catalina Island
Avalon
San
Clemente
Island
Note
(1) Based on Subregional Planning
Areas as of April 2016
10
Islands are not shown in actual sizes & locations
7
D
1
Lancaster
Palmdale
Los Angeles County
Santa Clarita
Angeles National Forest
San
Fernando
Bob Hope
Airport
La Caada
Flintridge
glendale
burbank
3
Griffith
Park
South
Pasadena
Santa
Monica
San
gabriel
Temple
City
Los Angeles
International
Airport
Rosemead
Commerce
Maywood
Huntington
Park
bell
bell
Cudahy gardens
Santa Fe
Springs
gardena
Compton
Manhattan
beach
Artesia
Carson
Long Beach
Air port
Rolling Hills
Estates
Rancho
Palos Verdes
Signal
Hill
Lomita
Los Angeles
Harbor
Rolling
Hills
Cerritos
La Habra
Heights
San
bernardino
County
Orange
County
Riverside
County
Lakewood
Torrance
Redondo
beach
Palos Verdes
Estates
bellflower
Lawndale
Hermosa
beach
La Mirada
Norwalk
Paramount
Diamond
bar
Lynwood
Hawthorne
Walnut
Industry
Whittier
Downey
Pomona
7
La
Puente
Pico
Rivera
South gate
Claremont
San
Dimas
West Covina
South
El Monte
Vernon
Inglewood
El Segundo
Covina
baldwin
Park
El
Monte
Montebello
Azusa
La Verne
Monterey
Park
Culver City
Duarte
glendora
Irwindale
Alhambra
Los Angeles
City
Monrovia
bradbury
Arcadia
San
Marino
West
beverly Hollywood
Hills
Sierra
Madre
Pasadena
Long beach
Hawaiian
gardens
5
10
Local Return Revenue Allocations by Subregion

FY16 Estimates
ProPosition
a
ProPosition
C
Measure
r
total
alloCations
1,421,776
2,394,708
2,331,484
3,132,421
9,280,389
$ 1,066,345
1,796,053
1,748,634
2,349,345
6,960,376
62,802
26,452,535
437,392
26,952,729
52,092
21,941,681
362,805
22,356,579
39,070
16,456,461
272,107
16,767,638
153,963
64,850,677
1,072,305
66,076,946
1,905,858
3,535,670
370,814
192,279
2,543,944
469,698
9,018,262
1,580,859
2,932,745
307,580
159,490
2,110,134
389,602
7,480,411
1,185,659
2,199,585
230,688
119,619
1,582,620
292,205
5,610,376
4,672,377
8,668,000
909,082
471,388
6,236,698
1,151,504
22,109,049
1,529,429
1,038,315
873,719
1,385,293
19,538
648,631
877,945
1,018,451
391,273
2,077,785
926,177
7,909
26,473
3,264,046
730,938
581,962
671,058
1,115,547
2,739,580
988,873
615,260
727,958
240,907
200,332
368,846
652,495
543,752
1,947,120
$ 26,209,612
1,268,621
861,255
724,727
1,149,064
16,207
538,022
728,232
844,779
324,551
1,723,468
768,239
6,561
21,958
2,707,440
606,293
482,722
556,625
925,317
2,272,410
820,244
510,342
603,822
199,826
166,170
305,948
541,228
451,028
1,615,085
$ 21,740,183
951,477
645,949
543,552
861,808
12,155
403,522
546,181
633,592
243,416
1,292,617
576,186
4,920
16,469
2,030,605
454,726
362,046
417,474
693,996
1,704,328
615,191
382,761
452,872
149,871
124,629
229,464
405,926
338,275
1,211,328
$ 16,305,336
3,749,527
2,545,519
2,141,999
3,396,165
47,900
1,590,174
2,152,358
2,496,822
959,240
5,093,871
2,270,603
19,390
64,900
8,002,090
1,791,957
1,426,730
1,645,158
2,734,861
6,716,318
2,424,308
1,508,364
1,784,652
590,605
491,130
904,257
1,599,648
1,333,055
4,773,534
$ 64,255,131
North County
Los Angeles County UA (1)
Lancaster
Palmdale
Santa Clarita
North County Grand Total
1,714,070
2,887,021
2,810,800
3,776,396
11,188,286
4,202,190
7,077,781
6,890,918
9,258,162
27,429,051
San Fernando Valley

LA County UA
Los Angeles City
San Fernando
San Fernando Valley Grand Total
Arroyo Verdugo
Burbank
Glendale
La Caada Flintridge
LA County UA
Pasadena
South Pasadena
Arroyo Verdugo Grand Total
San Gabriel Valley
Note
(1) UA: Unincorporated Areas
Alhambra
Arcadia
Azusa
Baldwin Park
Bradbury
Claremont
Covina
Diamond Bar
Duarte
El Monte
Glendora
Industry
Irwindale
LA County UA
La Puente
La Verne
Monrovia
Monterey Park
Pomona
Rosemead
San Dimas
San Gabriel
San Marino
Sierra Madre
South El Monte
Temple City
Walnut
West Covina
San Gabriel Valley Grand Total
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
AlloCAtIons
Gateway Cities
Artesia
Avalon
Bell
Bell Gardens
Bellflower
Cerritos
Commerce
Compton
Cudahy
Downey
Hawaiian Gardens
Huntington Park
LA County UA
La Habra Heights
La Mirada
Lakewood
Long Beach
Los Angeles City
Lynwood
Maywood
Montebello
Norwalk
Paramount
Pico Rivera
Santa Fe Springs
Signal Hill
South Gate
Vernon
Whittier
Gateway Cities Grand Total
302,935
68,980
649,570
770,466
1,403,820
898,206
234,804
1,771,130
435,948
2,047,069
261,041
1,065,997
1,753,329
97,872
888,039
1,466,715
8,492,368
5,021,601
1,281,732
501,244
1,147,148
1,925,487
994,092
1,153,396
313,282
206,056
1,734,564
2,203
1,562,673
38,451,767
251,277
57,217
538,801
639,081
1,164,432
745,038
194,763
1,469,106
361,607
1,697,990
216,527
884,217
1,454,340
81,183
736,605
1,216,601
7,044,196
4,165,286
1,063,163
415,769
951,529
1,597,141
824,573
956,712
259,859
170,918
1,438,775
1,827
1,296,196
31,894,729
188,460
42,913
404,106
479,317
873,334
558,785
146,074
1,101,843
271,209
1,273,508
162,397
663,171
1,090,768
60,888
552,461
912,462
5,283,211
3,124,003
797,382
311,830
713,656
1,197,870
618,437
717,543
194,897
128,190
1,079,094
972,159
23,919,967
742,672
169,111
1,592,476
1,888,863
3,441,585
2,202,029
575,641
4,342,079
1,068,764
5,018,568
639,966
2,613,384
4,298,437
239,943
2,177,105
3,595,778
20,819,775
12,310,890
3,142,277
1,228,844
2,812,333
4,720,498
2,437,102
2,827,651
768,038
505,164
4,252,433
4,030
3,831,028
94,266,463
South Bay Cities

Carson
El Segundo
Gardena
Hawthorne
Hermosa Beach
Inglewood
LA County UA
Lawndale
Lomita
Los Angeles City
Manhattan Beach
Palos Verdes Estates
Rancho Palos Verdes
Redondo Beach
Rolling Hills
Rolling Hills Estates
Torrance
South Bay Cities Grand Total
1,672,788
305,120
1,084,940
1,564,587
356,639
2,018,755
1,047,602
600,020
372,529
7,227,291
643,195
246,758
764,886
1,222,810
34,219
147,784
2,667,223
$ 21,977,146
1,387,534
253,089
899,929
1,297,784
295,822
1,674,504
868,959
497,700
309,003
5,994,848
533,514
204,679
634,453
1,014,289
28,384
122,583
2,212,391
$ 18,229,464
1,040,663
189,819
674,955
973,350
221,869
1,255,893
651,727
373,280
231,755
4,496,190
400,140
153,511
475,845
760,726
21,288
91,938
1,659,314
$ 13,672,264
4,100,986
748,028
2,659,824
3,835,720
874,330
4,949,152
2,568,288
1,471,000
913,288
17,718,329
1,576,849
604,948
1,875,184
2,997,824
83,891
362,305
6,538,928
$ 53,878,875
10
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
AlloCAtIons
8,773,413
20,274,215
29,047,628
$ 6,580,140
15,205,846
21,785,985
$ 25,930,636
59,922,325
85,852,961
626,185
714,704
92,832
7,362,017
1,664,644
633,318
11,093,701
519,404
592,828
77,002
6,106,600
1,380,779
525,321
9,201,933
389,558
444,626
57,752
4,580,005
1,035,597
393,995
6,901,534
1,535,147
1,752,158
227,587
18,048,622
4,081,020
1,552,634
27,197,167
372,439
432,354
34,328
194,317
3,219
232,312
151,431
1,420,399
308,928
358,627
28,474
161,180
2,670
192,696
125,608
1,178,184
231,699
268,973
21,356
120,887
2,002
144,524
94,207
883,649
913,066
1,059,954
84,157
476,384
7,891
569,532
371,247
$ 3,482,232
Central Los Angeles

LA County UA
Los Angeles City
Central Los Angeles Grand Total
$ 10,577,084
24,442,264
35,019,348
Westside Cities
Beverly Hills
Culver City
LA County UA
Los Angeles City
Santa Monica
West Hollywood
Westside Cities Grand Total
Las Virgenes/Malibu
Agoura Hills
Calabasas
Hidden Hills
LA County UA
Los Angeles City
Malibu
Westlake Village
Las Virgenes/Malibu Grand Total
Firestone Bridge, Norwalk
Bike Path, Redondo Beach
11
gATEWAy CITIES
SOUTH bAy CITIES
21%
12%
Percentage of
Population by
Subregion
CENTRAL
LOS ANgELES
19%
SAN gAbRIEL
VALLEy
16%
WESTSIDE CITIES
ARROyO
VERDUgO
6%
5%
SAN FERNANDO
VALLEy
14%
NORTH COUNTy
6%
Indiana Gold Line Station
LAS VIRgENES/
MALIbU
1%
Soto Gold Line Station
12
Local Return Revenue Allocations by Jurisdiction

FY16 Estimates
CIty
Agoura Hills
Alhambra
Arcadia
Artesia
Avalon
Azusa
Baldwin Park
Bell
Bellflower
Bell Gardens
Beverly Hills
Bradbury
Burbank
Calabasas
Carson
Cerritos
Claremont
Commerce
Compton
Covina
Cudahy
Culver City
Diamond Bar
Downey
Duarte
El Monte
El Segundo
Gardena
Glendale
Glendora
Hawaiian Gardens
Hawthorne
Hermosa Beach
Hidden Hills
Huntington Park
Industry
Inglewood
Irwindale
La Caada Flintridge
La Habra Heights
Lakewood
La Mirada
Lancaster
La Puente
La Verne
Lawndale
PoPulAtIon
% oF County
PoPulAtIon
20,625
84,697
57,500
16,776
3,820
48,385
76,715
35,972
77,741
42,667
34,677
1,082
105,543
23,943
92,636
49,741
35,920
13,003
98,082
48,619
24,142
39,579
56,400
113,363
21,668
115,064
16,897
60,082
195,799
51,290
14,456
86,644
19,750
1,901
59,033
438
111,795
1,466
20,535
5,420
81,224
49,178
159,878
40,478
32,228
33,228
0.205
0.843
0.573
0.167
0.038
0.482
0.764
0.358
0.774
0.425
0.345
0.011
1.051
0.238
0.923
0.495
0.358
0.129
0.977
0.484
0.240
0.394
0.562
1.129
0.216
1.146
0.168
0.598
1.950
0.511
0.144
0.863
0.197
0.019
0.588
0.004
1.113
0.015
0.204
0.054
0.809
0.490
1.592
0.403
0.321
0.331
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
372,439 $ 308,928
1,529,429
1,268,621
1,038,315
861,255
302,935
251,277
68,980
57,217
873,719
724,727
1,385,293
1,149,064
649,570
538,801
1,403,820
1,164,432
770,466
639,081
626,185
519,404
19,538
16,207
1,905,858
1,580,859
432,354
358,627
1,672,788
1,387,534
898,206
745,038
648,631
538,022
234,804
194,763
1,771,130
1,469,106
877,945
728,232
435,948
361,607
714,704
592,828
1,018,451
844,779
2,047,069
1,697,990
391,273
324,551
2,077,785
1,723,468
305,120
253,089
1,084,940
899,929
3,535,670
2,932,745
926,177
768,239
261,041
216,527
1,564,587
1,297,784
356,639
295,822
34,328
28,474
1,065,997
884,217
7,909
6,561
2,018,755
1,674,504
26,473
21,958
370,814
307,580
97,872
81,183
1,466,715
1,216,601
888,039
736,605
2,887,021
2,394,708
730,938
606,293
581,962
482,722
600,020
497,700
MEAsurE
r
231,699
951,477
645,949
188,460
42,913
543,552
861,808
404,106
873,334
479,317
389,558
12,155
1,185,659
268,973
1,040,663
558,785
403,522
146,074
1,101,843
546,181
271,209
444,626
633,592
1,273,508
243,416
1,292,617
189,819
674,955
2,199,585
576,186
162,397
973,350
221,869
21,356
663,171
4,920
1,255,893
16,469
230,688
60,888
912,462
552,461
1,796,053
454,726
362,046
373,280
totAl
AlloCAtIons
913,066
3,749,527
2,545,519
742,672
169,111
2,141,999
3,396,165
1,592,476
3,441,585
1,888,863
1,535,147
47,900
4,672,377
1,059,954
4,100,986
2,202,029
1,590,174
575,641
4,342,079
2,152,358
1,068,764
1,752,158
2,496,822
5,018,568
959,240
5,093,871
748,028
2,659,824
8,668,000
2,270,603
639,966
3,835,720
874,330
84,157
2,613,384
19,390
4,949,152
64,900
909,082
239,943
3,595,778
2,177,105
7,077,781
1,791,957
1,426,730
1,471,000
13
PoPulAtIon
% oF County
PoPulAtIon
Lomita
Long Beach
Los Angeles City
Lynwood
Malibu
Manhattan Beach
Maywood
Monrovia
Montebello
Monterey Park
Norwalk
Palmdale
Paramount
Pasadena
Pico Rivera
Pomona
Rancho Palos Verdes
Redondo Beach
Rolling Hills
Rosemead
San Dimas
San Fernando
San Gabriel
San Marino
Santa Clarita
Santa Fe Springs
Santa Monica
Sierra Madre
Signal Hill
South El Monte
South Gate
South Pasadena
Temple City
Torrance
Vernon
Walnut
West Covina
West Hollywood
Westlake Village
Whittier
Unincorporated
Los Angeles County
20,630
470,292
3,904,657
70,980
12,865
35,619
27,758
37,162
63,527
61,777
106,630
155,657
13,665
55,051
140,879
63,873
151,713
42,358
67,717
1,895
8,184
54,762
34,072
24,222
40,313
13,341
209,130
17,349
92,185
11,094
11,411
20,426
96,057
26,011
36,134
147,706
122
30,112
107,828
35,072
8,386
86,538
0.205
4.683
38.884
0.707
0.128
0.355
0.276
0.370
0.633
0.615
1.062
1.550
0.136
0.548
1.403
0.636
1.511
0.422
0.674
0.019
0.081
0.545
0.339
0.241
0.401
0.133
2.083
0.173
0.918
0.110
0.114
0.203
0.957
0.259
0.360
1.471
0.001
0.300
1.074
0.349
0.084
0.862
1,046,557
10.422
Total
10,041,797
CIty
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
372,529 $ 309,003
8,492,368
7,044,196
70,508,927 58,485,300
1,281,732
1,063,163
232,312
192,696
643,195
533,514
501,244
415,769
671,058
556,625
1,147,148
951,529
1,115,547
925,317
1,925,487
1,597,141
2,810,800
2,331,484
246,758
204,679
994,092
824,573
2,543,944
2,110,134
1,153,396
956,712
2,739,580
2,272,410
764,886
634,453
1,222,810
1,014,289
34,219
28,384
147,784
122,583
988,873
820,244
615,260
510,342
437,392
362,805
727,958
603,822
240,907
199,826
3,776,396
3,132,421
313,282
259,859
1,664,644
1,380,779
200,332
166,170
206,056
170,918
368,846
305,948
1,734,564
1,438,775
469,698
389,602
652,495
541,228
2,667,223
2,212,391
2,203
1,827
543,752
451,028
1,947,120
1,615,085
633,318
525,321
151,431
125,608
1,562,673
1,296,196
MEAsurE
r
231,755
5,283,211
43,864,508
797,382
144,524
400,140
311,830
417,474
713,656
693,996
1,197,870
1,748,634
153,511
618,437
1,582,620
717,543
1,704,328
475,845
760,726
21,288
91,938
615,191
382,761
272,107
452,872
149,871
2,349,345
194,897
1,035,597
124,629
128,190
229,464
1,079,094
292,205
405,926
1,659,314
totAl
AlloCAtIons
338,275
1,211,328
393,995
94,207
972,159
913,288
20,819,775
172,858,735
3,142,277
569,532
1,576,849
1,228,844
1,645,158
2,812,333
2,734,861
4,720,498
6,890,918
604,948
2,437,102
6,236,698
2,827,651
6,716,318
1,875,184
2,997,824
83,891
362,305
2,424,308
1,508,364
1,072,305
1,784,652
590,605
9,258,162
768,038
4,081,020
491,130
505,164
904,257
4,252,433
1,151,504
1,599,648
6,538,928
4,030
1,333,055
4,773,533
1,552,634
371,247
3,831,028
18,898,359
15,675,692
11,756,912
46,330,963
$ 181,331,250
$150,409,500
$ 112,807,125
$ 444,547,875
The amount distributed is

based on the projected
population shares as derived
from annual estimates made
by the California State
Department of Finance and
are revised annually.
Use of
Funds by
Subregion
16
Summary of Expenditures by Subregion

FY10 - FY15 ($ in Thousands)
ProPosItIon
A
suBrEGIon
North County has a

population of over 600,000
people and consists of 3
cities and unincorporated
areas of north Los Angeles
County, covering 2,452
square miles.
San Fernando Valley

has a population of over
1.4 million people and
consists of 1 city, parts
of Los Angeles City and
unincorporated areas of
north west Los Angeles
County, covering 268
square miles.
Arroyo/Verdugo has a
people and consists of 3
cities and unincorporated
areas of north east Los
Angeles County, covering
85 square miles.
San Gabriel Valley has

a population of over
1.4 million people and
consists of 29 cities and
east Los Angeles County,
covering 324 square miles.
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
ExPEnDIturEs
North County
Public Transit - Operating & Capital
Streets & Roads
Active Transportation
Planning, Engineering and/or CMP
Transportation Marketing
Other Transportation Projects
Transportation Administration
Total Expenditures
47,373
454
3,107
6
600
846
52,385
18,668
7,009
19,114
4,465
3
119
49,378
3,598
9,047
2,233
8
9
24
14,919
69,639
16,056
21,801
7,580
15
602
989
116,682
San Fernando Valley

Streets & Roads
Local Funding Contributions
Total Expenditures
204,150
487
5,735
2,704
20,217
15,034
19,597
29,031
79,425
15,588
903
3,066
15,465
1,571
42,104
12,309
815
248,327
163,076
6,704
9
63,512
44,602
41,908
1,906
4,391
2,785
129
14,034
2,922
130
19
1
4,228
55,346
190
17,296
55,088
32,330
38,717
5,641
218
914
5,260
7,231
35,162
4,946
1,073
48
225,318
71,136
92,221
22,138
3,607
23,284
37,202
9
474,914
Arroyo Verdugo
Streets & Roads
Total Expenditures
339
5,287
37
185
2,752
53,202
100,543
4,828
4,860
8,092
167
185
7,169
125,844
San Gabriel Valley

Streets & Roads
Total Expenditures
137,896
617
4,271
246
23,117
13,028
$
179,176
138,168
2,722
325
51,507
200,214
67,492
44,281
10,985
513
24,031
21,011
325
368,851
17
ProPosItIon
A
suBrEGIon
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
ExPEnDIturEs
Gateway Cities has a
Gateway Cities
Streets & Roads
Total Expenditures
200,717
2,348
5,863
1,028
15,605
15,513
37,573
76,685
60,785
9,483
196
935
8,663
241,074
194,319
128,642
312
2,803
1,096
8,200
9,632
30,351
34,403
39,378
5,842
247
2,925
5,948
150,685
119,094
245,193
450
9,714
2,499
18,697
14,756
24,913
63,842
114,434
14,404
834
2,833
14,645
291,309
235,905
88,057
11,774
12,355
26,598
4,655
417
853
4,721
3,416
64,431
11,484
1,841
120
3,884
12
85,189
241,706
141,116
74,617
17,187
1,344
16,540
28,060
12
520,583
South Bay Cities
million people and 27

cities, parts of Los Angeles
City and unincorporated
areas of south east Los
Angeles County, covering
227 square miles.
South Bay has a population

Streets & Roads
Total Expenditures
1,000
31,041
7,897
915
5
159,993
65,444
47,587
9,560
1,348
11,125
17,635
82
312,774
2,054
82
42,994
of over 1.2 million people

and consists of 15 cities,
parts of Los Angeles City
and unincorporated areas
of south west Los Angeles
square miles.
Central Los Angeles has
Central Los Angeles

Streets & Roads
Total Expenditures
271,822
121,579
127,195
24,891
3,386
21,530
35,735
8
606,147
1,717
57,737
12,310
774
53
6,334
8
78,934
a population of over 1.9

million people and consists
central Los Angeles County,
covering 138 square miles.
Westside Cities has a
Westside Cities
Streets & Roads
Total Expenditures
population of over 2.1
262
1,648
896
6,295
6,106
$
103,263
61,374
1,364
14,221
3,435
804
1,865
3
21,692
101,195
26,576
30,295
7,107
1,313
7,148
12,692
3
186,329

people and consists of
4 cities, parts of Los Angeles
City and unincorporated
areas of west Los Angeles
square miles.
18
ProPosItIon
A
suBrEGIon
Las Virgenes/Malibu has
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
ExPEnDIturEs
Las Virgenes/Malibu
Streets & Roads
Total Expenditures
a population of over 78,000

people and 5 cities, parts
north west Los Angeles
square miles.
8,017
113
1
724
816
$
9,672
4,979
3,628
964
2
1
69
695
10,338
988
2,132
38
1
1
13,984
5,760
1,002
116
3
793
1,656
23,316
145
3,306
100%
Use of Funds
by Subregion
(FY10 - FY15)
75%
50%
25%
0%
North County
San Fernando
Valley
Arroyo
Verdugo
San gabriel
Valley
gateway
Cities
South bay
Cities
Central
Los Angeles
Westside
Cities
Streets & Roads
Las Virgenes/
Malibu
Use of
Funds by
Jurisdiction
20
Expenditures by Jurisdiction
CIty
Agoura Hills
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
3,249
11
715
417
1,444
162
68
345
3,975
10,630
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
142
3,667
2,421
162
79
1,201
48.70%
32.15%
2.15%
1.05%
15.95%
2,436
1,119
7,529
100.00%
2,828
1,369
414
3,328
171
13,458
4,697
716
105
425
69.37%
24.21%
3.69%
0.54%
2.19%
B-6

Streets & Roads
Ac tive Transportation
City of Agoura Hills Total
977
Dial-A-Ride Shuttle
Alhambra
G-7

Streets & Roads
City of Alhambra Total
131
105
216
209
11,082
4,820
3,499
19,401
100.00%
7,150
4,052
1,579
1,429
97
1,465
137
549
177
12,666
1,579
1,429
300
15
383
549
74.85%
9.33%
8.44%
1.78%
0.09%
2.26%
3.25%
7,436
7,843
1,643
16,922
100.00%
919
49
593
487
968
819
709
63
504
31.61%
26.74%
23.14%
2.06%
16.45%
3,063
100.00%
New Traffic Signal at New Ave & Shorb Ave
Arcadia
G-6

Streets & Roads
City of Arcadia Total
202
15
69
Gold Line Station
Artesia
G-9

Streets & Roads
City of Artesia Total
Paved Public Downtown Parking Lot
408
83
226
222
63
12
1,328
1,212
523
21
CIty
MAP
GrID
Avalon
Inset
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
4,300
274
603
5,177
100.00%
4,300
274
603
5,177
100.00%

Streets & Roads
City of Azusa Total
4,295
2,697
198
597
163
397
90
4,143
1,061
6,993
563
1,106
253
1,095
1,427
11,437
61.14%
4.93%
9.67%
2.21%
9.57%
12.48%
100.00%

Streets & Roads
6,847
46
840
3,270
861
361
1,325
44
741
529
512
379
93
16
445
10,646
1,373
740
1,417
105
2,026
65.28%
8.42%
4.54%
8.69%
0.64%
12.42%
7,733
6,601
1,974
16,307
100.00%
3,582
16
545
212
421
1,725
89
145
16
104
13
4,003
3,575
89
160
561
330
45.92%
41.01%
1.02%
1.84%
6.44%
3.78%
4,355
2,499
1,863
8,717
100.00%

City of Avalon Total
Avalon Trolley
Azusa
H-6
600
1,337
6,233
366
509
90
97
New Parking Structure
Baldwin Park
H-7
City of Baldwin Park Total

Metrolink Station Maintenance
Bell
F-8

Streets & Roads
City of Bell Total
Fixed Route Bus
1,850
22
CIty
Bellflower
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
5,346
440
1,823
369
3,542
173
274
1,062
1,027
17
94
7,169
1,431
4,569
190
809
50.60%
10.10%
32.25%
1.34%
5.71%
5,786
6,181
2,200
14,168
100.00%
3,367
3,938
480
19
189
1,207
78
42
46
74.04%
16.66%
0.96%
0.48%
0.48%
1.03%
6.35%
G-8

Streets & Roads
City of Bellflower Total
Fixed Route Bus
Bell Gardens
G-8

Streets & Roads
City of Bell Gardens Total
283
104
193
168
7,495
1,687
97
49
49
104
643
3,660
4,734
1,729
10,123
100.00%
4,480
1,417
5,897
32
85.29%
0.00%
0.46%
0.29%
4.21%
9.75%
7
3
Bell Gardens Trolley
Beverly Hills
E-7

Streets & Roads
City of Beverly Hills Total
20
291
662
12
32
20
291
674
5,453
1,461
6,914
100.00%
421
79
52
7
3
89
62
421
82
141
69
59.04%
11.46%
19.83%
9.67%
59
154
500
713
100.00%
Bikeshare Program
Bradbury
H-6
Streets & Roads

City of Bradbury Total
Mount Olive Bike Path
23
CIty
Burbank
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
9,020
7,341
2,380
1,633
18,741
1,633
2,425
2,193
152
1,765
69.65%
6.07%
9.01%
8.15%
0.56%
6.56%
1,704
23
833
2,425
489
129
932
11,580
11,315
4,013
26,908
100.00%
1,327
983
62
3,214
25
1
336
5,525
25
1
397
92.88%
0.42%
0.02%
6.68%
1,389
3,576
983
5,948
100.00%
12,251
7,864
20,115
5,041
101
244
78.88%
19.77%
0.40%
0.96%
25,501
100.00%
191
10,252
2,721
58
191
77.54%
20.58%
0.44%
1.44%
2,912
13,222
100.00%
E-6

Streets & Roads
City of Burbank Total
Burbank Bus
Calabasas
C-6

City of Calabasas Total
Calabasas Shuttle
Carson
F-9

Streets & Roads
City of Carson Total
5,041
101
244
12,596
7,864
5,808
4,444
5,041
Carson Circuit CNG Vehicle
Cerritos
G-9

Streets & Roads
City of Cerritos Total
Cerritos on Wheels (COW)
2,721
47
5,855
11
4,455
24
CIty
Claremont
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
3,253
949
475
534
328
4,677
534
367
385
384
507
68.24%
7.79%
5.35%
5.62%
5.60%
7.40%
71
258
39
385
313
249
3,582
1,935
1,337
6,854
100.00%
7,446
1,022
8,468
100.00%
7,446
1,022
8,468
100.00%
8,627
335
1,215
3,128
587
311
3,780
482
272
871
9,272
4,994
4,003
977
48
684
1,320
43.54%
23.45%
18.80%
4.59%
0.22%
3.21%
6.20%
10,319
5,536
5,443
21,299
100.00%
5,244
3,004
74
150
932
8,248
1,005
234
561
36
975
74.58%
9.09%
2.12%
5.07%
0.33%
8.81%
11,059
100.00%
J-6

Streets & Roads
City of Claremont Total
Streets & Roads Improvements
Commerce
G-8

City of Commerce Total
City Bus
Compton
F-8

Streets & Roads
City of Compton Total
393
390
48
684
177
Compton Renaissance
Covina
I-7

Streets & Roads
City of Covina Total
Metrolink Station Security & Parking Enforcement
84
561
36
806
6,732
169
3,396
932
25
CIty
Cudahy
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
543
655
785
508
52
864
10
1,198
1,649
518
68
2,033
314
20.73%
28.53%
8.96%
1.18%
35.18%
5.43%
163
2,742
2,163
875
5,780
100.00%
4,243
3,067
36
345
1,214
7,655
1,250
85.96%
14.04%
4,243
3,103
1,559
8,905
100.00%
5,076
1,473
163
4,062
111
2,507
31
6,549
2,670
4,154
775
3,612
1,837
33.42%
13.63%
21.20%
3.96%
18.43%
9.37%
F-8

Streets & Roads
City of Cudahy Total
16
2,033
150
Citywide Street Repair & Maintenance
Culver City
E-7

Streets & Roads
City of Culver City Total
Streets & Roads Improvement
Diamond Bar
J-7

Streets & Roads
City of Diamond Bar Total
62
665
3,612
1,834
11,248
5,812
2,538
19,598
100.00%
12,597
215
712
2,996
6,270
4,364
11
162
1,040
2,485
476
10
83
16,633
8,755
4,840
236
957
52.93%
27.86%
15.40%
0.75%
3.05%
13,524
13,803
4,094
31,422
100.00%
Street Resurfacing
Downey
G-8

Streets & Roads
City of Downey Total
Bus Stop Maintenance
26
CIty
Duarte
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
2,881
1,403
441
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
78.69%
14.98%
2.52%
0.45%
3.37%
H-6

Streets & Roads
City of Duarte Total
24
111
45
27
4,283
815
137
24
183
3,016
1,889
539
5,443
100.00%
10,000
317
101
119
37
1,637
2,328
27
2,291
1,167
49
29
592
693
12,328
1,111
2,697
1,267
168
65
2,922
59.97%
5.40%
13.12%
6.17%
0.82%
0.32%
14.21%
12,210
6,482
1,866
20,559
100.00%
1,481
958
213
520
845
127
2,001
1,803
340
48.29%
43.51%
8.19%
1,694
1,492
958
4,144
100.00%
4,214
1,349
1,529
6,147
5,563
1,529
114
460
44.50%
40.28%
11.07%
0.82%
3.33%
13,812
100.00%
374
137
Gold Line Station
El Monte
H-7

Streets & Roads
City of El Monte Total
1,083
89
Pedestrian Safety Improvements
El Segundo
E-8

Streets & Roads
City of El Segundo Total
Street Improvements
Gardena
E-8

Streets & Roads
City of Gardena Total
Street & Road Improvements
6,147
424
114
36
6,570
4,364
2,878
27
CIty
Glendale
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
15,288
12,254
550
4,434
31,976
550
112
1,179
789
92.40%
1.59%
0.32%
3.41%
2.28%
112
87
336
1,074
453
18
15,822
14,330
4,452
34,605
100.00%
3,559
109
190
586
1,757
2,597
100
263
293
6
177
5,316
4,887
209
454
885
177
44.57%
40.97%
1.76%
3.81%
7.42%
1.49%
4,336
5,020
2,573
11,929
100.00%

Streets & Roads
2,529
1,639
395
4,167
395
539
81.68%
7.75%
10.57%
281
258
City of Hawaiian Gardens Total
2,810
1,896
395
5,102
100.00%

Streets & Roads
7,864
1,214
375
3,719
2,483
357
442
32
9,078
2,858
4,254
442
416
220
52.57%
16.55%
24.64%
2.56%
2.41%
1.27%
3,314
17,267
100.00%
F-6

Streets & Roads
City of Glendale Total
Beeline Bus
Glendora
I-6

Streets & Roads
City of Glendora Total
2,290
Dial-A-Ride & Gold Line Shuttle Service
Hawaiian Gardens
G-9
Street Improvements
Hawthorne
E-8
City of Hawthorne Total

Street Improvements
179
36
348
220
8,079
5,874
28
CIty
Hermosa Beach
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
689
1,553
577
121
711
529
71
2,242
1,106
192
1,381
792
39.24%
19.37%
3.36%
24.17%
13.87%
2,962
601
5,713
100.00%
17
2
16
105
17
19
3
78
47.40%
7.49%
8.45%
1.34%
35.33%
186
19
16
221
100.00%
7,361
5,162
277
12,708
920
149
777
65
1,607
78.32%
5.67%
0.92%
4.79%
0.40%
9.90%
E-9

Streets & Roads
City of Hermosa Beach Total
669
792
2,150
Street Resurfacing
Hidden Hills
C-6

Streets & Roads
City of Hidden Hills Total
105
3
78
Round Meadow Mureau Corner
Huntington Park
F-8

Streets & Roads
City of Huntington Park Total
1,115
301
185
643
149
572
65
191
8,475
5,945
1,805
16,226
100.00%
l 12,606
16
38
36
12,622
74
99.42%
0.59%
54
36
12,696
100.00%
205
Fixed Route Service
Industry
H-7
Public Transit - Operating & Capita

Streets & Roads
City of Industry Total
Metrolink Station
12,606
29
CIty
Inglewood
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
6,164
4,999
336
6,383
945
881
1,163
11,164
1,218
7,546
945
53.49%
5.83%
36.15%
4.53%
12,663
2,045
20,872
100.00%
14
42
48
39
42
9
15
108
84
56
68
34.08%
26.58%
17.87%
21.47%
122
128
66
316
100.00%

Streets & Roads
2,590
491
68
1,209
200
17
41
187
3,082
268
1,243
6
13
185
428
58.99%
5.12%
23.79%
0.12%
0.26%
3.54%
8.19%
City of La Caada Flintridge Total
3,012
1,809
404
5,225
100.00%

Streets & Roads
90
72
205
393
41
34
163
310
12
393
77
17.06%
32.47%
1.22%
41.16%
8.09%
City of La Habra Heights Total
524
312
118
954
100.00%
E-8

Streets & Roads
City of Inglewood Total
6,164
Florence Avenue Improvement Project
Irwindale
H-6

Streets & Roads
City of Irwindale Total
108
Irwindale Avenue Improvements
La Caada Flintridge
F-6
17
6
13
185
200
Foothill Link Bikeway
La Habra Heights
Dial-A-Ride Bus
H-8
104
12
30
CIty
La Mirada
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
3,388
528
657
2,760
317
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
3,915
975
2,760
303
60
481
46.10%
11.47%
32.49%
3.57%
0.71%
5.66%
8,494
100.00%
39.59%
34.71%
3.84%
1.36%
0.28%
1.41%
18.81%
H-8

Streets & Roads
City of La Mirada Total
303
60
481
4,172
4,004
317
4,191
23
2,324
29
92
1,371
379
12
890
314
4,214
3,695
408
145
30
150
2,002
5,209
3,359
2,076
10,644
100.00%
1,361
1,244
370
129
254
20
2,605
1,958
129
254
20
1,461
286
38.81%
29.17%
1.92%
3.78%
0.29%
21.77%
4.26%
6,713
100.00%
18.51%
47.27%
5.12%
1.67%
2.38%
18.72%
6.33%
100.00%
La Mirada Transit
La Puente
H-7

Streets & Roads
City of La Puente Total
41
30
150
798
Street Resurfacing & Landscaping
La Verne
I-6

Streets & Roads
City of La Verne Total
1,588
1,461
153
133
2,976
2,149
1,588
2,867
712
4,850
918
4
4,289
71
563
214
3,579
9,140
990
323
460
3,618
1,225
7,048
4,575
19,334
Streets & Roads Improvement
Lakewood
G-9

Streets & Roads
City of Lakewood Total
DASH Transportation
318
460
3,618
448
7,712
31
CIty
Lancaster
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
401
3,690
638
12,356
4,209
11,248
21
600
441
42.79%
14.58%
38.95%
0.07%
2.08%
1.53%
F-1

Streets & Roads
City of Lancaster Total
11,955
454
597
441
518
10,155
21
3
13,447
10,697
4,730
28,874
100.00%
2,739
1,135
856
55
66
1,402
420
175
159
3,940
2,258
55
132
763
159
53.93%
30.90%
0.75%
1.80%
10.44%
2.18%
3,160
2,379
7,307
100.00%
1,201
1,556
2,756
712
162
32
378
249
64.25%
16.60%
3.79%
0.75%
8.82%
5.80%
4,290
100.00%
39,963
57,831
6,932
1,262
3,131
114
36.59%
52.94%
6.35%
1.16%
2.87%
0.10%
109,233
100.00%
Bike Lane Improvements
Lawndale
E-9

Streets & Roads
City of Lawndale Total
132
168
1,768
Street Improvement
Lomita
E-9

Streets & Roads
City of Lomita Total
712
162
32
378
210
39
1,789
1,790
39,792
172
36,044
4,864
375
628
712
Street Improvement
Long Beach
F-10

Streets & Roads
City of Long Beach Total
Curb Cut, Signal & Signage Improvements
110
887
2,202
114
43,103
42,083
21,786
1,959
301
24,047
32
CIty
Los Angeles City
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
535,888
1,299
15,215
7,097
53,888
38,821
50,638
74,635
209,953
41,550
2,406
8,174
40,322
4,183
110,962
32,330
2,086
17,845
24
590,708
185,597
243,583
58,852
9,503
62,062
96,988
24
47.36%
14.88%
19.53%
4.72%
0.76%
4.98%
7.78%
0.00%
652,208
427,679
167,430
1,247,317
100.00%
4,122
1,450
2,890
131
456
520
13
16
5,571
3,410
144
472
5
637
54.41%
33.30%
1.41%
4.61%
0.05%
6.23%
4,764
4,926
549
10,239
100.00%
1,119
160
1,467
722
1,279
2,189
28
633
14
30.88%
52.83%
0.68%
15.27%
0.34%
1,794
1,627
722
4,143
100.00%

4,308
479
25
159
1,280
356
1
6,066
381
160
91.82%
5.77%
2.41%
City of Manhattan Beach Total
4,466
1,637
504
6,607
100.00%
F-7

Streets & Roads
Los Angeles City Total
NoHo Plaza
Lynwood
ProPosItIon
A
F-8

Streets & Roads
City of Lynwood Total
5
637
The Lynwood Trolley
Malibu
B-7

Streets & Roads
City of Malibu Total
28
633
14
Road Improvements
Manhattan Beach
Dial-A-Ride
E-8
33
CIty
Maywood
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
1,028
1,636
291
30
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
10
2,664
291
30
688
1,475
143
10
50.26%
5.49%
0.56%
12.99%
27.83%
2.69%
0.19%
698
5,301
100.00%
148
5,430
127
2,079
168
1,644
148
56.59%
1.32%
21.67%
1.75%
17.14%
1.54%
9,596
100.00%
23.77%
15.00%
38.08%
2.49%
0.17%
17.19%
3.30%
F-8

Streets & Roads
City of Maywood Total
688
1,475
76
2,579
67
2,024
Street improvements
Monrovia
H-6

Streets & Roads
City of Monrovia Total
5,430
1,605
127
2,079
168
40
7,035
2,413
148
3,146
314
1,126
4,075
82
25
1,057
1,468
252
2,502
82
251
149
3,460
2,183
5,544
362
25
2,502
481
5,757
5,873
2,926
14,557
100.00%
6,131
21
4,164
391
305
430
84
1,281
493
58
10,379
1,672
798
509
77.70%
12.51%
5.98%
3.81%
6,153
5,289
1,916
13,358
100.00%
Transit Depot on Primrose & Pomona
Montebello
G-7

Streets & Roads
City of Montebello Total
27
Metrolink Station
Monterey Park
G-7

Streets & Roads
City of Monterey Park Total
Public Transit
34
CIty
Norwalk
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
9,628
2,630
2,323
174
1,253
25
129
25
1,040
2,303
12
12,282
3,363
2,477
1,265
254
129
62.13%
17.01%
12.53%
6.40%
1.28%
0.65%
9,856
6,533
3,380
19,770
100.00%
8,307
2,525
62
1,809
2,866
2,167
1,416
10,832
2,230
3,225
5,039
195
50.33%
10.36%
14.98%
23.42%
0.91%
10,675
7,262
3,583
21,521
100.00%
90
1,215
1,305
650
33
1,304
39.65%
19.73%
1.01%
39.61%
3,292
100.00%
296
3,676
6,157
1,834
335
1,299
27.63%
46.29%
13.79%
2.52%
9.76%
2,589
13,301
100.00%
G-8

Streets & Roads
City of Norwalk Total
228
NTS Passenger Station
Palmdale
G-2

Streets & Roads
City of Palmdale Total
2,173
195
Streets & Roads Improvements
E-9

Streets & Roads
33
1,304
City of Palos Verdes Estates Total
1,427
1,215

Streets & Roads
3,621
1,753
72
740
55
3,865
81
263
262
6,186
4,526
650
650
Palos Verdes Transit
Paramount
F-8
City of Paramount Total
Alondra Boulevard Street Improvement
2,292
35
CIty
Pasadena
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
15,194
210
3,410
1,102
20,440
7,215
94
42,848
304
4,632
3,700
83.23%
0.59%
9.00%
7.19%
19,916
24,260
7,308
51,484
100.00%
4,047
376
1,002
851
5,040
590
324
125
1,879
308
4,547
1,879
5,349
1,592
1,175
31.27%
12.92%
36.78%
10.95%
8.08%
5,900
6,329
2,312
14,541
100.00%
11,313
5,339
269
8,270
3,303
1,481
377
14,254
288
5,072
16,652
3,572
9,751
3
3,026
1,119
34,123
48.80%
10.47%
28.58%
0.01%
8.87%
3.28%
100.00%
5,606
46
638
3,943
6,244
46
2
30
38.41%
60.83%
0.45%
0.02%
0.30%
5,652
638
10,265
100.00%
G-6

City of Pasadena Total
1,222
2,598
Pasadena Transit
Pico Rivera
G-8

Streets & Roads
City of Pico Rivera Total
Street Improvements
Pomona
J-7

Streets & Roads
City of Pomona Total
3
3,026
454
14,797
Citywide Major Street Rehabilitation
Rancho Palos Verdes
E-10
New Bus Stop on Hawthorne & Highridge

Streets & Roads
3,943
City of Rancho Palos Verdes Total
3,975
2
30
36
CIty
Redondo Beach
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
5,432
1,006
1,320
328
840
1,662
530
122
6,438
2,982
858
962
363
1,400
49.51%
22.94%
6.60%
7.40%
2.79%
10.77%
2,314
13,004
100.00%
10
80
320
10
80
78.05%
2.44%
19.51%
120
90
410
100.00%
175
499
367
678
542
499
129
36.71%
29.34%
26.99%
6.96%
807
674
367
1,848
100.00%
3,703
652
2,673
3,915
4
321
1,530
103
692
166
6,697
6,097
107
1,385
118
652
1,184
42.66%
40.25%
0.68%
8.82%
0.75%
4.15%
6.84%
2,812
16,240
100.00%
E-9

Streets & Roads
363
1,321
79
City of Redondo Beach Total
7,116
3,574

200
120
City of Rolling Hills Total
200
EZ Rider Buses
Rolling Hills
E-10
Rolling Hills City Hall
E-9

Streets & Roads
City of Rolling Hills Estates Total
678
129
Palos Verdes Drive North Bike Lane
Rosemead
G-7

Streets & Roads
City of Rosemead Total
Rosemead Explorer
693
22
652
1,018
6,088
96
6,799
37
CIty
San Dimas
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
3,082
83
1,756
669
1,171
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
42.40%
39.21%
8.96%
0.06%
0.11%
9.27%
I-7

Streets & Roads
City of San Dimas Total
638
8
37
18
3,165
2,927
669
5
8
692
3,725
2,552
1,189
7,467
100.00%
2,750
556
805
410
55.73%
19.66%
9.84%
0.54%
0.70%
13.54%
Street, Signal & Landscaping Improvements
San Fernando
D-5

Streets & Roads
City of San Fernando Total
41
462
334
3,306
1,166
583
32
41
803
3,254
2,105
573
5,932
100.00%
552
35
3,413
40
2,999
4
1,561
34
2
51
3,551
996
1,561
69
3,415
91
36.67%
10.29%
16.12%
0.72%
35.26%
0.94%
4,041
4,651
992
9,683
100.00%
24
59
1,200
447
77
97
1,237
506
1,301
97
39.39%
16.11%
41.41%
3.09%
1,261
1,260
621
3,142
100.00%
361
173
32
Fixed Route Transit Trolley
San Gabriel
G-7

Streets & Roads
City of San Gabriel Total
992
Alameda Corridor East Railroad Trench
San Marino
G-6

Streets & Roads
City of San Marino Total
Huntington Drive Street Improvement
1,237
38
CIty
Santa Clarita
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
17,480
14,951
275
400
1,578
11
3,154
66
35,585
342
400
1,792
11
93.33%
0.90%
1.05%
4.70%
0.03%
17,694
17,215
3,220
38,129
100.00%
625
238
192
831
395
122
596
3
2,053
633
317
68.36%
21.08%
10.55%
1,055
1,349
599
3,002
100.00%
11,366
1,912
2,466
3,306
211
166
48
581
283
50
13,859
2,750
3,482
211
181
143
377
65.99%
13.09%
16.58%
1.00%
0.86%
0.68%
1.79%
11,978
8,110
914
21,002
100.00%
910
342
598
9
858
2
52
42
10
1,252
1,455
9
2
104
44.36%
51.58%
0.33%
0.06%
3.67%
963
990
868
2,822
100.00%
D-4

Streets & Roads
City of Santa Clarita Total
214
Pedestrian Path & Bikeway
Santa Fe Springs
G-8

City of Santa Fe Springs Total
Imperial Hwy Overpass Improvements
Santa Monica
D-7

Streets & Roads
City of Santa Monica Total
126
15
94
377
City-wide Bike Share Program
Sierra Madre
G-6

Streets & Roads
City of Sierra Madre Total
Street Maintenance Projects
39
CIty
Signal Hill
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
303
218
9
18
434
30
701
576
258
64
18
163
39.39%
32.35%
14.49%
3.62%
0.99%
9.16%
920
548
464
1,779
100.00%
1,655
1,384
312
77
549
28
12
3,115
549
352
77.57%
13.66%
8.77%
1,967
653
1,396
4,017
100.00%
7,893
51
1,567
209
223
4,099
1,775
886
8,102
2,996
4,475
1,826
2,453
40.82%
15.09%
22.54%
9.20%
12.36%
9,510
7,192
3,148
19,851
100.00%
1,430
739
258
1,248
598
192
2,677
1,337
450
59.98%
29.95%
10.07%
1,687
2,038
739
4,464
100.00%
F-9

Streets & Roads
City of Signal Hill Total
702
55
163
Bus Shelter Maintenance
South El Monte
G-7

City of South El Monte Total
Street Improvements
South Gate
F-8

Streets & Roads
City of South Gate Total
2,773
376
The Gate Public Transit
South Pasadena
G-6

Streets & Roads
City of South Pasadena Total
Community Transit
40
CIty
Temple City
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
5,325
5,274
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
10,599
825
240
704
285
83.77%
6.52%
1.90%
5.56%
2.25%
12,653
100.00%
16,929
9,773
2,863
1,474
2,339
50.72%
29.28%
8.58%
4.42%
7.01%
33,378
100.00%
G-7

Streets & Roads
City of Temple City Total
825
240
35
285
668
5,645
5,942
1,065
14,841
2,089
8,688
2,064
1,474
1,085
799
17,179
14,315
1,884
10
17
100.00%
10
17
100.00%
2,165
356
684
1,234
16
163
47
2,849
2,546
16
567
47.66%
42.60%
0.26%
9.48%
2,521
2,097
1,359
5,976
100.00%
Bust Shelter Maintenance
Torrance
E-9

Streets & Roads
City of Torrance Total
2,339
Residential Slurry Seal Program
Vernon
F-7

City of Vernon Total
Bus Shelter & Trash Can Maintenance
Walnut
I-7

Streets & Roads
City of Walnut Total
Gartel Road & Fuerte Drive Street Improvement
1,312
41
CIty
West Covina
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG
815
6,008
1,955
1,553
431
11
2,891
2,113
375
9,714
4,068
1,553
637
27
9,239
954
37.09%
15.53%
5.93%
2.43%
0.10%
35.28%
3.64%
579
10,260
10,536
5,395
26,192
100.00%
11,493
26
1,727
972
106
11,519
2,695
972
691
140
1,730
64.90%
15.19%
5.48%
3.90%
0.79%
9.75%
1,554
17,747
100.00%
74
2,150
74
96.66%
3.34%
74
2,225
100.00%
10,316
2,353
4,417
538
1,881
302
52.08%
11.88%
22.30%
2.72%
9.50%
1.53%
19,807
100.00%
H-7

Streets & Roads
City of West Covina Total
206
16
9,239
Go West Dial-A-Ride
West Hollywood
E-7

Streets & Roads
City of West Hollywood Total
140
1,285
445
12,917
3,276
1,100
1,050
968
586
City Line Shuttle Service
Westlake Village
B-6

Streets & Roads
City of Westlake Village Total
1,100
1,050
9,320
399
1,275
172
996
544
4,391
139
606
130
11,166
6,805
Lindero Canyon Bridge Overpass Improvements
Whittier
H-8

Streets & Roads
City of Whittier Total
Greenway Trail
1,809
26
1,835
42
CIty
MAP
GrID
ProJECt
DEsCrIPtIon
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
totAl
% oF totAl
FunDInG

Streets & Roads
106,176
13,148
67,841
74,423
7,932
69
29
2,320
477
34,434
1,970
90
95
265
119,800
102,274
76,393
8,022
164
29
3,777
38.59%
32.94%
24.61%
2.58%
0.05%
0.01%
1.22%
1,192
Unincorporated L.A. County Total
116,526
156,603
37,331
310,460
100.00%

Streets & Roads
1,104,646
244,850
261,079
383,806
62,865
2,945
11,598
59,855
34,918
258,798
54,783
6,250
238
23,923
439
1,384,414
519,877
443,860
107,656
11,696
105,238
162,261
439
50.61%
19.01%
16.23%
3.94%
0.43%
3.85%
5.93%
0.02%
$ 1,329,094 $ 1,026,997 $ 379,348
$ 2,735,441
100.00%
Unincorporated L.A. County
The Link Community Shuttle
Los Angeles County Totals
Grand Total
5,271
38,541
8,513
93,640
78,483
Notes
1) The cities total actual expenditures are allocated to their project budgets and may not agree with actual project expenditures.
Project categories as outlined in the Local Return Guidelines were further grouped in major categories for presentation purposes.
Projects that are likely to contain Active Transportation Policy elements are categorized as Active Transportation.
2) Totals may not add due to rounding.
Metrolink Station, Baldwin Park
Road Improvements, Santa Clarita
Project
Eligibility
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Project Eligibility Guidelines (1)
1. Streets & Roads
Planning, right-of-way acquisition, engineering, administration, construction, improvement,

maintenance, and operation of public streets and roads, highways and exclusive public mass
transit guide ways, and their related public facilities for non-motorized traffic, including the
mitigation of their environmental effects, all costs associated with property acquisition for
such purposes. Streets & Roads improvements may consist of, but not limited to, the following:
> Repair and maintenance of public roadways, pavement maintenance, slurry seals,
chip seals, pot-hole repair, pavement rehabilitation and roadway reconstruction,
curb, gutter, sidewalk, roadway signage and catch basin repair (storm drains) in
connection with any roadway improvements
> Capacity enhancements, street widening, pavement marking and striping or restriping
> Exclusive bike or bus lanes
> Roadway safety improvements such as soundwalls, roadway lighting raised median
or roadway signage, or other
> Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
> Complete streets
2. Traffic Control Measures
Signal Synchronization, Transportation Demand Management (TDM), Transportation

Systems Management (TSM), Intelligent Transportation System (ITS), traffic signal
modification, signalization of turns,, traffic management center, and traffic safety.
TDM projects are defined as strategies/actions intended to influence how people
commute, resulting in minimizing the number of vehicle trips made and vehicle miles
traveled during peak travel periods.
a) Signal Synchronization. The research, planning, design, engineering, administration,
Note
(1) This project eligibility
guidelines provides general
guidance only and are
not the sole determinant
for project approval. The
authority to determine the
eligibility of an expenditure
rests solely with Metro.
Each sales tax measure has
specific guidelines on how
Local Return funds are to be
used, refer to guidelines to
determine project eligibility.
construction, improvement, maintenance, and operation of traffic signals and traffic

signal improvement projects, in particular those improvements required to install
and maintain traffic signal synchronization and coordinated traffic signal timing
across jurisdictions. Signal Synchronization improvements may consist of, but are
not limited to, the following:
> Installation of new traffic signal
> Installation of left-turn phasing
> Maintenance, repair, replacement and/or upgrade of traffic and pedestrian
signal equipment
> Installation, repair, maintenance of vehicle detection system which may
include operation as a fully traffic actuated signal
> Installation of time-based coordination; installation and maintenance of traffic
signal coordination timing
b) TDM-eligible project expenditures may consist of, but are not limited to, the following:
>
>
Vanpool and/or vanpool incentive programs, (as well as carpool and biking
incentive programs) including ride matching programs (must be made
available to all employers and/or residents within the Jurisdiction boundaries)
Community-based shuttles for employees, if such services complement
existing transit service
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>
>
>
>
>
Parking management incentive programs, including parking cash outs or

parking pricing strategies
Employer or citizen ride-matching programs and subsidies
Transportation Management Organization's (TMO) insurance costs or
individual employer's vanpool programs under the umbrella vehicle insurance
policy of the Jurisdiction
Matching funds for LR-eligible projects such as Safe Routes to School
projects and highway safety projects
Car sharing programs
c) TSM-eligible project expenditures for relatively low-cost, non-capacity-enhancing
traffic control measures that improve vehicular flow and/or increase safety
within an existing right-of-way. TSM projects consist of, but are not limited to,
the following:
> Reserved bus lanes (no physical separation) on surface arterials
> Contra-flow lanes (reversible lanes during peak travel periods)
> Ramp meter by-pass (regulated access with bus/carpool unrestricted entry)
> Traffic signal priority for buses (to allow approaching transit vehicles to extend
green phase or change traffic signal from red to green)
> Preferential turning lanes for buses
> Other traffic signal improvements that facilitate traffic movement
Traffic Control Measures - Eligibility Restrictions
LR (1) funds may not be used to alter system/signal timing that was implemented under
a traffic forum project/grant, unless coordinated with all affected Jurisdictions in the
corridor. If a LR-funded project is or has an ITS component, it must be consistent with
the Regional ITS Architecture.
3. Bikeways & Pedestrian Improvements
Bikeway and Pedestrian improvements are for public uses and should follow ADA and
California Title 24 specifications for accessibility requirements. Bikeways and Pedestrian
improvements may consist of, but are not limited to, the following:
> Bike/pedestrian facilities (including bike storage), sidewalks, related lighting,
construction and maintenance,
> Signage, information/safety programs
> Lighting for bike and pedestrian safety
> Bike signal, bike detection, bike valet, bike lane and bicycle parking
> ADA improvements, streetscapes, crossings and curb cuts
> Bike sharing
> Bike Safety and Bike Education
4. Public Transit Service
Proposed new or expanded transit or paratransit services must be coordinated with

LACMTA and other affected existing regional bus transit systems to determine the
proposed services compatibility with the existing service(s). LACMTA may request that
the proposed service be modified. Proposed services must also meet the criteria outlined
under Non-Exclusive School Service and Specialized Transit. Emergency Medical
Note
(1) LR: Local Return
46
Transportation is not an eligible use of LR funds. Public transit service expenditures may
include, but are not limited to, the following:
> New fixed route, paratransit (Elderly and Disabled and/or General Public) or Flexible
Destination bus service
> Extension or augmentation of an existing bus route(s) and coordination of existing
paratransit service
> Contracting with a transit operator or private provider for transportation services
> Contracting with transit operator in an adjacent county to provide transportation
services within Los Angeles County
> Operating subsidy to existing municipal or regional bus operator
> Service enhancements related to bus/rail interface
> Shuttle service between activity centers
> Fare subsidy, subsidized taxi service for disadvantaged residents
> Taxi coupon programs providing paratransit systems for senior and disabled patrons
> ADA related improvements to fixed route or paratransit operations
> Transit security
> Recreational transit
Public Transit Services - Eligibility Restrictions
a) Non-Exclusive School Service includes fixed-route bus services or demandresponsive services available to the general public, which also provide school trips,
are eligible for LR funding. Exclusive school bus services are not eligible. Projects
must meet the following conditions:
> The bus vehicles utilized cannot be marked "School Bus" or feature graphics
that in any way indicate they are not available to the general public. Yellow
paint schemes should not be for the specific purpose of meeting the vehicle
code definition of a school bus
> The bus head sign is to display its route designation by street intersection,
geographic area, or other landmark/destination description and cannot
denote "School Trip" or "Special." In cases where the service includes
an alternate rush-hour trip to provide service by a school location, the
dashboard sign is to indicate the line termination without indicating the
school name
> Timetables for such services will be made available to the general public and
provide the given schedule and route but must not be labeled school service
> Drivers must be instructed that such service is available to the general public
and board and alight all passengers as required at designated stops
> The same fare payment options must be made available to all users
> The overall transportation service provided in the Jurisdiction must not be for
school service hours only
b) Specialized Public Transit, special-user group service or social service transit may
be eligible where it can be incorporated into the existing local transit or paratransit
program. Jurisdictions must demonstrate that existing services cannot be modified
to meet the identified user need. Projects must meet the following conditions:
> The special user group identified does not discriminate on the basis of race,
religion, sex, disability or ethnicity
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>
>
>
>
>
Service shall be available to all members of the general public having that
specialized need and not be restricted to a specific group or program
Service shall be advertised to the general public
LACMTA may require, as a condition of approval, inter-jurisdictional project
coordination and consolidation
LR funds may only be used for the transportation component of the special
user group program, i.e., direct, clearly identifiable and auditable transportation
costs, excluding salaries for specialized escorts or other program aides
The designated vehicle(s) used must be made available for coordination with
other paratransit programs if space permits
c) Recreational Transit Services are eligible for travel within a 300 mile radius of the
designated point of departure within the Jurisdiction. All eligible trips must be
made within California, and eligibility restricts the use to day trips (no overnight
trips). Trips may be limited to certain general age groups (e.g., children under 18,
senior citizens, persons with disabilities); however, trips must be made available
to all individuals within that designated group. Special events or destinations may
be served; however, all members of the general public including individuals with
disabilities must be allowed to use the service.
LR funds may not be used to pay the salaries of recreation leaders or others involved
in recreational transit projects. All recreational transit trips must be advertised to the
public, such as through newspapers, flyers, posters, and/or websites.
5. Public Transit Capital
Bus/rail improvements maintenance and transit capital. Jurisdictions must coordinate

bus stop improvements with affected transit operators. Jurisdictions that propose
replacing privately owned benches or shelters must notify the affected operator(s) before
requesting Jurisdictional project approval. Public Transit Capital projects may consist of,
but are not limited to, the following:
> Bus stops, stations
> Vehicles (new, replacement, and/or maintenance)
> Transit facilities
> Transportation Enhancements (TE) park-and-ride lots
> Right of way improvements
> Farebox systems
> Transit Access Pass (TAP)
> Universal Fare System (UFS), ITS
> Bus/station amenities
> Transportation technical systems
> Transit security
6. Transportation Marketing
If promotional signage, literature, or other project marketing material is distributed or

displayed as part of a Measure R project outreach or marketing activity, Jurisdictions are
encouraged to include a notation indicating that Measure R funding was used to fund the
project. Marketing projects may consist of, but are not limited to, the following:
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>
>
>
>
>
Transportation kiosks and/or transit pass sales centers

Transportation information amenities such as maps, brochures, transportation signage
Transportation user subsidy programs
Promotions and events
GIS mapping of bikeways & other bikeway information
7. Planning, Engineering and/or Study, Congestion Management Program (CMP)
Planning, coordination, engineering and design costs incurred toward implementing an

eligible LR project are eligible when the following conditions are met:
> The projects being planned (designed, coordinated, etc.) are LR eligible; coordination
includes: Jurisdictions start-up costs or dues for Councils of Governments (COGs)
and Transportation Management Associations (TMAs); advocacy; and funding for
Joint Powers Authorities (JPAs) by Jurisdictions or (COGs). If some activities are LR
eligible and some are not, partial payment of dues must be made proportionally to
the organizations budget for LR eligible projects
> TDM-related activities as required by the CMP. CMP project may consist of, but are
not limited to: preparation of TDM ordinances; administration and implementation
of transit or TDM-related projects pursuant to CMP deficiency plans; and monitoring
of transit standards by transit operators
8. Transportation Administration
Transportation administration expenditures for those administrative costs associated with

and incurred for the aforementioned eligible projects/programs. Direct administration
includes those fully burdened costs that are directly associated with administering LR
program or projects, and includes salaries and benefits, office supplies and equipment,
and other overhead costs. All costs must be associated with developing, maintaining,
monitoring, coordinating, reporting and budgeting specific Local Return project(s).
Expenditures must be reasonable and appropriate to the activities undertaken by the
locality. The administrative expenditures for any year shall not exceed twenty percent
(20%) of the total LR annual expenditures.
Eligible Uses
Note
(1) For dedicated bus lanes only.
ProPosItIon
A
ProPosItIon
C
MEAsurE
r
Public Transit
Streets & Roads
(1)
Traffic Control Measures
Existing Rail
New Rail
bikeways & Pedestrian Improvements
ATP Active Transportation
Oversight
&
Accountability
50
Oversight & Accountability
Propositions A & C
In November of 1998, Los Angeles County voters passed the MTA Reform and Accountability
Act of 1998. This Act required an annual independent audit of Metro's spending of
transportation sales tax revenues, established an independent citizens' oversight committee
that monitors such spending, and prohibited the use of transportation sales tax revenues for
future subway construction.
The committee is comprised of five members:
> One member is appointed by the chair of Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
> One member is appointed by the Chair of the governing board of Metro
> One member is appointed by the Mayor of the City of Los Angeles
> One member is appointed by the Mayor of the City of Long Beach
> One member is appointed by the Mayor of the City of Pasadena
Measure R
On November 4, 2008, Los Angeles County voters approved Measure R, which is also known
as the Traffic Relief and Rail Expansion Ordinance to fund transportation improvements in
the Los Angeles County. Section 8 of the ordinance establishes a Measure R Independent
Taxpayers Oversight Committee of Metro and an oversight process to determine compliance
by Metro with the provisions of the ordinance relating to the receipt and expenditures of sales
tax revenues.
The committee is comprised of three members, each of which will be a retired Federal or
State Judge.
> One member will be appointed by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
> One member will be appointed by the Mayor of the City of Los Angeles
> One member will be appointed by the Los Angeles County City Selection Committee
Bus Shelter Improvements, Lancaster
Leimert Park Village
PROJECT
ELIGIBILITY
Los Angeles County

Metropolitan Transportation Authority
One Gateway Plaza
Los Angeles, CA 90012-2952
213.922.6000
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LOCAL RETURN OVERVIEW

What is Local Return?

USE OF FUNDS by SUbREgION

USE OF FUNDS by JURISDICTION

PROJECT ELIgIbILITy gUIDELINES

OVERSIgHT & ACCOUNTAbILITy

What is Local Return?

York Boulevard Bicycle Corral

Bradley Avenue Plaza

PUbLIC TRANSIT OPERATINg & CAPITAL

Local Return Expenditures

STREETS & ROADS

Bus Shelter Improvements, Santa Monica

Local Return Programs

approved in Los Angeles

Local Return Share:

TRANSIT CAPITAL METROLINk

Los Angeles County Subregions (1)

Los Angeles County is a large diverse region with more than

City of Los Angeles

San Fernando Valley

San Gabriel Valley

South Bay Cities

Central Los Angeles

Santa Monica Mountains

Islands are not shown in actual sizes & locations

Los Angeles County

Angeles National Forest

Local Return Revenue Allocations by Subregion

San Fernando Valley

San Gabriel Valley

South Bay Cities

Central Los Angeles

Firestone Bridge, Norwalk

Bike Path, Redondo Beach

SOUTH bAy CITIES

Indiana Gold Line Station

Soto Gold Line Station

Local Return Revenue Allocations by Jurisdiction

The amount distributed is

Summary of Expenditures by Subregion

North County has a

San Fernando Valley

San Gabriel Valley has

San Fernando Valley

San Gabriel Valley

Gateway Cities has a

South Bay Cities

million people and 27

South Bay has a population

Public Transit - Operating & Capital

of over 1.2 million people

Central Los Angeles has

Central Los Angeles

a population of over 1.9

Westside Cities has a

population of over 2.1

population of over 600,000

Las Virgenes/Malibu has

a population of over 78,000

Public Transit - Operating & Capital

Streets & Roads