Eileen Le

Sunnyvale Safe Streets priority project proposals

Proposal includes $1 million annually in dedicated active transportation funding.

Citywide microtransit service launch and long-term funding

The city is putting up about $917,000 for year one, with total five-year costs around $8.36 million split with the state grant — and potentially $1.6-2 million per year after the grant ends.

Grand jury reports on VTA and street maintenance

No direct fiscal impact; the responses commit the city to website updates by December 15.

Traffic Calming Study Backlog

Caltrain Funding Crisis

A half-cent sales tax could generate roughly $300 million a year countywide, with about $264 million returning to VTA.

Homestead Road bike lane defects

Repairs are folded into the $951,353 slurry seal contract's add-on work.

Bike Safety at Mary Avenue and Cascade Drive

Charles Street preferential parking

Traffic safety at Fremont Avenue and Wolfe Road

Sunnyvale bicycle network

Would require new dedicated city funding on top of grants for bike/ped projects.

SB 63 regional transit sales tax and VTA investment plan

A half-cent sales tax could generate roughly $300 million a year countywide, with about $264 million returning to VTA.

Preferential parking ordinance modernization

Caltrain station pedestrian and bicycle access

Unfunded for now — the projects await future budget identification.

East Channel Trail Study

Study funded by VTA Measure B and donations; no construction funding identified yet.

Microtransit service contract

$8,358,000 service order with $5,096,000 in budget modification funding.

North Sunnyvale parking and walkability

Adopt a Resolution to Approve Road Maintenance and Rehabilitation Proposed Projects List for the Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017 - Local Streets and Roads Funding Program