Merced Avenue Greenway
What is the Merced Avenue Greenway Project?
The City of South El Monte, Council for Watershed Health, Active San Gabriel Valley, Climate Resolve, Alta Planning and Tetra Tech have teamed up to create a multiple benefit approach to enhance public health and beautify the neighborhood! The Merced Ave project aims to demonstrate how street design can combat rising temperatures, increase pedestrian/bicyclist safety, and improve local water quality. A neighborhood-scale project like Merced Avenue is intended to provide a real-world model of watershed-based design that integrates many ongoing efforts in the region to address flood management, water quality and habitat restoration.
The City of South El Monte, Council for Watershed Health, Active San Gabriel Valley, Climate Resolve, Alta Planning and Tetra Tech have teamed up to create a multiple benefit approach to enhance public health and beautify the neighborhood! The Merced Ave project aims to demonstrate how street design can combat rising temperatures, increase pedestrian/bicyclist safety, and improve local water quality. A neighborhood-scale project like Merced Avenue is intended to provide a real-world model of watershed-based design that integrates many ongoing efforts in the region to address flood management, water quality and habitat restoration.
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Project Timeline
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2020
SUMMER: Design Completed. FALL: Release Construction Bid Package. |
2021
SPRING: Begin Construction. |
2022
WINTER: Ribbon Cutting. |
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Latest Update!The City of South El Monte was awarded $3 million by the California Natural Resources Agency (CNRA) for the construction of the southern section of the Merced Avenue Greenway, from Rush to Lerma. This couldn't be possible without your support and ongoing feedback to ensure a community-driven design.
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South El Monte City Council Presentation
Merced Ave Partners
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