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State Route 156 West Corridor Project

Description

It is proposed to widen State Route 156 between Route 101 and Castroville Boulevard and to reconstruct the 101/156 interchange in Monterey County.

Alternative 11Fact Sheet
Phase 1 of Alt. 11 Fact Sheet

Route 156 Final Environmental Impact Report (Jan 2013)
Route 156 Final Environmental Impact Report - Response to Comments

Purpose

The purpose of the project is to improve safety, operations and local road access to Route 156; to relieve congestion; and to accomodate increases in traffic.

Background

State Route 156 is an east/west route beginning at Route 1 in Castroville in Monterey County and ending at Route 152 near Hollister in San Benito County. Within the project limits, Route 156 is a two-lane conventional highway. It serves inter-regional and recreational traffic between the two counties.

Public Meeting Displays

Welcome	Information regarding public comment
Environmental Process	Project Description
Reason for Meeting	Environmental Studies
Property / Right-of-Way	Cost and Schedule
Traffic Analysis	Meeting Agenda
Visual impacts
Looking eastbound from Highway 156 .5 mile east of Castroville Blvd Looking eastbound from Highway 156 .8 mile east of Oak Hills Road Looking south from Prunedale North Rd near the existing park and ride lot	Looking northbound from Highway 101 .2 mile south of Berta Canyon Road Looking east across Highway 101 from Vierra Canyon Road Looking north from Highway 101 .1 mile south of Messick Road
Visual Impact Locator Map

 

For more information contact

Email: Caltrans District 5 Public Affairs
Phone: (805) 549-3003