Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project

CLC Quarterly Meeting April 10, 2014

Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project

CLC Quarterly Meeting April 10, 2014

Project Overview

• Advanced Utility Work - MetroBuilders

• Design-Build Contract - Walsh SheaCorridor Constructors

• 8.5 miles of light rail• 8.5 miles of light rail

• 8 new stations

• Southwestern Yard MaintenanceFacility – Separate Contract

• $2.058 billion-Life of project budget

• Planned opening: 2019

• 24,400 daily project trips (2035)

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Advanced Utility Relocation

Current construction activities:

Crenshaw /48th St, 50th St, 54th St, & Slauson Av: Water line relocations

Crenshaw/60th St: Sewer relocation

Crenshaw/67th St: Sewer relocation

Crenshaw at Expo and MLK: DWP power and water line relocation

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Crenshaw at Expo and MLK: DWP power and water line relocation

Upcoming construction activities: Crenshaw/48th St, 54th St, Slauson: Time Warner telecom line relocation

Crenshaw/60th St: Tesoro gas line relocation

• Construction site preparation:- Site clearance and demolition of properties at station area sites

• Potholing:- Identification of utilities along streets

Early Prep Work Activities

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• Geotechnical work:- Examination of underground conditions

• Removal of old railroad track and communication poles in the Cityof Inglewood

• Tree and brush removal for upcoming construction

Outreach Update

Recent Community Project Briefings

• Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw Plaza• Crenshaw Chamber of Commerce• Inglewood Green Fair• Exposition Area businesses

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• Exposition Area businesses• Marlton Elementary School• Crenshaw Church of Christ• Peoples Tabernacle of Faith• United Neighborhoods• St. Bernadette’s Church• Neighborhood Taskforce• West Angeles Church• Project Open House• West Area Neighborhood Development Council

Walsh Shea Corridors

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Walsh Shea CorridorsConstructors

Activity ProjectedDates

Duration AnticipatedImpacts

Implementation of Stage A TrafficControl at MLK Station

May 2, 2014 1 Weekend(Fri night to Sunmorning)

Full street closure

Implementation of Stage A TrafficControl at Expo Station

May 16, 2014 1 Weekend(Fri night to Sun

Full street closure

90 Day Look Ahead Schedule(Los Angeles Area)

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Control at Expo Station (Fri night to Sunmorning)

Installation Support of Excavation(SOE) (Drilling Operation) at MLKStation

May 2, 2014 to LateJune 2014

2 months Reduced lanes

Installation Support of Excavation(SOE) (Drilling Operation) at ExpoStation

May 16, 2014 to July2014

2 months Reduced lanes

Utility Relocation / Instrumentation April 2014 to July2014

2 months Reduced lanes

Century Bridge Demolition Mid-Late July 1 Weekend Full street closure

90 Day Look Ahead Schedule(Inglewood Area)

Activity ProjectedDates

Duration WorkHours

Anticipated Impacts

BNSF CommunicationPole Removal on MetroRight-Of-Way.

Mid April2014

1 Month 7:00am to3:30pm

Flaggers will direct traffic foraccess and egress at publicroads and grade crossings.

Clear and Grub on MetroRight-Of-Way

Mid to LateApril 2014

1 Month 7:00am to3:30pm

Intermittent lane closures

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Right-Of-Way April 2014 3:30pm

Demolition of RemainingBuildings on Metro Right-Of-Way

Late April2014

1 Month 7:00am to3:30pm

Noise and dust will be mitigated

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MLK Station Area Rendering –Conceptual Drawing

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• Work occurs behind K-rail (concrete barriers)and separated from the public

• Vehicular and pedestrian traffic maintained

Expo Station and MLK Station Construction

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• Business access maintained

• Piles installed around the perimeter of thestation box

• Maintains station integrity

Underground Station Construction

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Box Construction

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PLA/CCP Updates

Project Labor Agreement/Construction Careers Policy Update

No. of WorkHours*

Targeted EconomicallyDisadvantaged WorkerUtilization (%)

Goal: 40%

Apprentice Utilization(%)

Goal: 20%

DisadvantagedWorker Utilization(%)

Goal: 10%

12,223.04 71.90% 11.30% 21.32%

Percentage Project Complete: 0.41% (rounded)

Crenshaw/LAX Transit Corridor ProjectPLA Targeted Worker Attainment: Prime: Walsh/Shea

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Executive Order 11246 Demographic SummaryNo. ofWorkHours*

AfricanAmericanUtilization

Asian/PacificIslanderUtilization

CaucasianUtilization

HispanicUtilization

NativeAmericanUtilization

Other/Declinedto state

MinorityUtilization

Goal: 28.3%

(rounded)

Female

Utilization

Goal: 6.9%

12,223.04 31.22% 10.36% 14.53% 42.44% 1.00% 0.46% 85.01% 2.58%

*Cumulative Hours Through End of Noted Reporting Period –as Reported by Prime Contractor. Data subject to change to

reflect updates or audits.

Percentage Project Complete: 0.41% (rounded)

No. of WorkHours*

Targeted EconomicallyDisadvantaged WorkerUtilization (%)

Goal: 40%

Apprentice Utilization(%)

Goal: 20%

Disadvantaged WorkerUtilization (%)

Goal: 10%

42,673.91 58.88% 10.20% 13.87%

Report Data Through February 28, 2014

Crenshaw/LAX Advanced Utilities RelocationPLA Targeted Worker Attainment: Prime: Metro Builders

Project Labor Agreement/Construction Careers Policy Update

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Executive Order 11246 Demographic SummaryNumber ofWorkHours*

AfricanAmericanUtilization

Asian/PacificIslanderUtilization

CaucasianUtilization

HispanicUtilization

NativeAmerican

MinorityUtilization

Goal: 28.3%

Female

Utilization

Goal: 6.9%

42,673.91 13.13% 0.02% 24.53% 62.31% 0.02% 75.47% 0.76%

*Cumulative Hours Through End of Noted Reporting Period –as Reported by Prime Contractor. Data subject to change to

reflect updates or audits.

Percentage Project Complete: 81%

Construction Careers InformationCenter (CCIC)

The mission of the CCIC is to increase community knowledge and understanding of constructionindustry careers and to assist individuals in building the framework to become employed in theconstruction industry.__________________________________________________________________________

> CCIC Kickoff Event: Held on March 22nd , 2014 at the Crenshaw Mall (Bridge)

> In attendance: General Contractors, Metro, Walsh Shea, Turner Construction,Balfour Beatty, PV JOBS, other Public Entities, Los Angeles World Airports, LosAngeles Unified School District, California Employment Development Department,

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Angeles Unified School District, California Employment Development Department,Los Angeles/Orange County Building and Trades, Los Angeles Department ofPublic Works, Second District Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas, The Los AngelesMayor’s Office, White House Representative, and a host of other elected officialsand public agency representatives

> Event attracted several hundred community members

> CCIC Orientations: Mondays and Wednesdays 9:30am at the LAUL WorkSource Center

> Services include but are not limited to the following:

> Universal Access Services (Labor Market Information, Career Counseling,Professional Development Workshops, etc.)

> Case Management Services

> Occupational Evaluation of Skills

> Apprenticeships

> Career Planning

> DBE & Small Business Outreach Event

> May 14th 2014

> Rogers Park – Inglewood, CA

> More information coming soon

> Local 300 Boot Camp

> PV JOBS is pulling 15 individuals from its collaborators to send through a special bootcamp with the Laborers Union (Local 300). The goal is to allow for these individual to

Upcoming Community Inclusion Efforts

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camp with the Laborers Union (Local 300). The goal is to allow for these individual tobecome new apprentices and work on the Crenshaw/LAX Project.

> Tunnel Training August 2014

> Local 300 has agreed to sponsor a special tunnel training for selected journeymen sothat they will be prepared to work in the tunnels on the Crenshaw/LAX project. PV JOBSwill have the opportunity to choose 5 of the 10 individuals from it collaborators toparticipate in the training.

> Coupon Book

> WSCC is creating a coupon book using businesses along that alignment. The goal is toallow companies to market themselves as well a provide an incentive so that peopleworking on the project will be more inclined to patronize the businesses included in thebooklet.

Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project

Contact Us:

> Telephone: 213-922-2736

> Email: crenshawcorridor@metro.net

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> Email: crenshawcorridor@metro.net

> Web site: metro.net/crenshaw

> Facebook.com/crenshawrail

> Twitter.com/crenshawrail