Overview of the Proposed Dockweiler Drive Extension
The proposed Dockweiler Drive Extension Project is a multi-phased capital improvement project being coordinated by the City of Santa Clarita and The Master’s University to improve circulation and access to the Placerita Canyon and Newhall Communities. The proposed connection and extension of Dockweiler Drive is identified in the Circulation Element of the City’s General Plan as one of the primary east-west arterials through the City of Santa Clarita that would provide a through connection from Sierra Highway to Railroad Avenue.
The Proposed Project would extend Dockweiler Drive from the existing terminus to Railroad Avenue at 13th Street. The Dockweiler Drive extension includes the approved alignment of Dockweiler Drive at The Master’s University campus. In coordination with the proposed Railroad Bike Path project, the new Dockweiler Drive extension will result in creating a vital Complete Street link between the communities to the east of the railroad/ Newhall Creek (including The Master’s University) and Old Town Newhall and Metrolink station. A detailed description of the Proposed Project including specific street improvements is presented in Section 6.4 Alternative 2 (Proposed Alignment to Arch Street Without Lyons At Grade Crossing) of the Draft EIR.
The Proposed Project is currently in design and the City is working with stakeholders, including LA County, SCRRA, Utility Companies, Master’s University and other neighboring developments and property owners.
For questions on this project, please contact: Carla Callahan, Senior Engineer, at CCallahan@SantaClarita.gov
Addendum to EIR
Final EIR
Dockweiler Final EIR 2/14/18 (complete copy)
- 1.0 Executive Summary
- 2.0 Addition and Comments to the Draft EIR
- 3.0 Responses to Comments
- 4.0 Mitigation Monitoring Plan
Appendices
- Appendix A: Copies of Comment Letters Received on the Draft EIR
- Appendix B: Addendum Traffic Impact Analysis
Draft EIR
Dockweiler Draft EIR 08/16/2017 (complete copy)
- Table of Contents
- 1.0 Executive Summary
- 2.0 Project Description
- 3.0 Overview of Environmental Setting
- 4.1 Aesthetics
- 4.2 Air Quality
- 4.3 Biological Resources
- 4.4 Cultural Resources
- 4.5 Geology.Soils
- 4.6 Hydrology.Water Quality
- 4.7 Land Use and Planning
- 4.8 Noise
- 4.9 Transportation and Traffic
- 5.1 Impacts Determined to be Less Than Significant
- 5.2 Significant and Unavoidable Impacts
- 5.3 Significant Irreversible Environmental Changes
- 5.4 Growth Inducing Impacts
- 6.1 Project Alternatives Introduction
- 6.2 No Project Alternative
- 6.3 Alternative 1
- 6.4 Alternative 2
- 6.5 Environmentally Superior Alternative
- 7 Preparers and Persons Consulted
- 8 References and Acronyms
Technical Appendices
- Cover_App
- Appendix A_NOP and CEQA Initial Study Checklist
- Appendix B_NOP Comment Letters
- Appendix C_Air Quality Worksheets
- Appendix D_Biological Resources Assessment
- Appendix E_Cultural Resources Records Search
- Appendix F_Geologic and Geotechnical Report
- Appendix G_Hydraulic and Scour Analysis
- Appendix G2_Hydraulic and Scour Analysis_Appendices
- Appendix H_Noise Monitoring Worksheets
- Appendix I_Traffic Impact Study