Status
Design, Environmental Review
Components
Cost
Approximately $700 million
*forecasted construction costs
Construction
2020-2027
Funding
Measure A, state & federal gas taxes
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Highway 101: Carpinteria will add a peak-period carpool lane to the freeway in each direction within the City of Carpinteria. The new lanes will tie into recently added third lanes to the south and upcoming projects to the north. New bridges will be built over Franklin and Santa Monica Creeks. There will be freeway on- and off-ramp improvements at Santa Monica Road, Carpinteria Avenue, and Reynolds Avenue. Six new sound walls will be constructed to reduce freeway noise for neighbors. On local streets, there will be improvements to the intersections at Santa Monica Road & Via Real, Reynolds & Carpinteria Avenues, and Bailard Avenue & the freeway ramps.
Highway 101: Padaro will widen Highway 101 to 3 lanes in each direction between the City of Carpinteria and Summerland. The project includes new bridges over Toro and Arroyo Parida Creeks. At the South Padaro Lane Undercrossing, the bridge and on- and off-ramps will be replaced. At the North Padaro Lane Interchange, new on- and off-ramp improvements will be built. There are also three new sound walls.
Highway 101: Summerland will widen Highway 101 to 3 lanes in each direction between Sheffield Drive and North Padaro Lane. At the Evans Avenue Undercrossing, a new bridge will connect the existing freeway bridges and be accompanied by pedestrian, bike lane, and lighting improvements. At the Sheffield Drive Interchange, new freeway bridges will be built along with new righthand on- and off-ramps on southbound Highway 101 and improved northbound on- and off-ramps. The on-ramp at Wallace Avenue will be replaced. Two sound walls will be built.
Highway 101: Montecito & Santa Barbara will widen Highway 101 to 3 lanes in each direction between Sycamore Creek in the City of Santa Barbara up to Romero Creek in Montecito (west of Sheffield Drive). Included are the reconstruction of the Hwy 101 bridges over Cabrillo Boulevard and a new southbound on-ramp (replacing the lefthand ramp removed in Phase 1). Bridges will be replaced at Montecito, San Ysidro, Oak, and Romero Creeks. Four new sound walls are included, and this design phase is also proposing to integrate some operational and safety improvements on Highway 101 and the ramps.