The following projects have been or are currently being funded with SPRTA fees:
Project
Estimated Total Cost
SPRTA Funding
Placer Parkway
$660M
$655M
Sierra College Boulevard Widening
$45.44M
$45.44M
Lincoln Bypass
$324M
$30M
I-80 / Douglas Boulevard Interchange
$40M
$5.11M
SR65 Widening
$115M
$67M
I-80 / Rocklin Road Interchange
$30M
$10M
Auburn-Folsom Road Widening
$23M
$8M
I-80/SR 65 Interchange
$450M
$10M
Douglas Blvd WB I-80 Ramp
$0.74M
$0.74M
Atlantic Street WB I-80 Ramp
$4.54M
$4.54M
Transit Projects*
$7M
$7M
Administration Costs
$3M
$3M
Total
$1,702.72M
$195.83M
*Transit projects include: HOV lane widening on I-80 through Roseville (“the Bottleneck”) matching funds and Park and Ride lot
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channels of communication to all members of the public. As part of this commitment, Placer County Transportation Planning Agency
has a policy of providing an accessible website compatible with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.1) and
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