West Contra Costa Transportation Commission
Every Document
Agendas, plans, studies and agreements — published as pages you can read here, with the original file kept underneath.
Twenty-seven of the thirty documents in this library are pages you can read, search and translate — not files you have to download first. Three are scans with no text layer and are available as the original file only. The original is linked at the top and the foot of every page.
How the Commission is governed 2
- Agreement Joint Powers Agreement The agreement between Richmond, San Pablo, Hercules, Pinole, El Cerrito and Contra Costa County that creates the Commission and sets out what it may do.
- Rules Board of Directors: rules and procedures How the Board is made up, how often it meets, what counts as a quorum, how items reach an agenda and how the public may speak.
Richmond Parkway Transit Plan 13
- Presentation Richmond Parkway Transit Plan — Board briefing 6 The final plan presented to the Board.
- Presentation Richmond Parkway Transit Plan — Board briefing 5 The draft plan presented to the Board.
- Appendix Richmond Parkway Transit Plan — Appendix F: Cost estimates What the concept would cost to build and to run.
- Appendix Richmond Parkway Transit Plan — Appendix E: Funding sources Where the money for the concept could come from.
- Appendix Richmond Parkway Transit Plan — Appendix D: Concept The service concept itself — routes, stops and how it would run.
- Appendix Richmond Parkway Transit Plan — Appendix C: Plan alignment How the plan lines up with the other adopted plans that cover the same ground.
- Appendix Richmond Parkway Transit Plan — Appendix B: Regional influence How the corridor sits within the wider regional transport network.
- Appendix Richmond Parkway Transit Plan — Appendix A: Engagement Who was consulted, how, and what they said.
- Plan Richmond Parkway Transit Plan The final plan for transit on the Richmond Parkway corridor: what was studied, what people said, the concept that came out of it and what it would cost.
- Presentation Richmond Parkway Transit Plan — Board briefing 4 Narrowing the options towards a preferred concept.
- Presentation Richmond Parkway Transit Plan — Board briefing 3 The options under consideration, put to the Board.
- Presentation Richmond Parkway Transit Plan — Board briefing 2 Existing conditions and what the engagement was finding.
- Presentation Richmond Parkway Transit Plan — Board briefing 1 The first of six briefings taking the Board through the study as it progressed.
Express Bus Study 4
- Study Express Bus Study — final plan Whether faster, more direct bus service between West County and regional destinations is worth running, on which routes, and what it would take.
- Appendix Express Bus Study — appendices The supporting analysis behind the final plan: demand, running times, costs and the route-by-route detail.
- Fact sheet Express Bus Study — fact sheet The study in two pages, for anyone who does not need the full report.
- Study County Connection Express Bus Study — final report The county-wide express bus work that the West County study builds on.
High-Capacity Transit Study 4
- Study High-Capacity Transit Study — final report What a step change in transit capacity through the West County corridor would take, what it would deliver, and for whom.
- Fact sheet High-Capacity Transit Study — fact sheet (中文) 研究摘要，中文版。
- Fact sheet High-Capacity Transit Study — fact sheet (Español) El resumen del estudio, en español.
- Fact sheet High-Capacity Transit Study — fact sheet (English) The study summarised in four pages.
Seniors and people with disabilities 3
- Assessment Seniors and People with Disabilities — needs assessment What older people and people with disabilities in West County said they need to get around, what exists today, and where the gaps are.
- Summary Seniors and People with Disabilities — executive summary The findings and the recommendations, without the supporting detail.
- Appendix Seniors and People with Disabilities — appendices The survey instruments, the workshop notes and the data behind the assessment.
Sub-Regional Transportation Mitigation Programme 2
- Guidelines STMP administrative guidelines and quarterly report form How the programme is administered, and what each jurisdiction has to report every quarter. The report itself is now filled in on this site.
- Agreement STMP Master Cooperative Agreement (2019) The signed agreement between the member jurisdictions and the Commission that governs how the mitigation fee is collected, held and spent.
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