SMCTA CFP Webtool

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This webtool does not save your data — your work is only kept while this page is open. Click Export to save it to a project file and use Import to load a project file and continue where you left off.

Project Basics

Enter project basics and choose a project type (Bike/Ped or TDM).

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Project Description

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Choose a Project Type in Step 1 above to unlock Project Mapping (Step 2) and Additional Project Information (Step 3).

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Project Mapping

Draw the project area — spatial criteria resolve automatically. Only one project area can be drawn.

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User Inputs

Enter more project information and answer additional questions.

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What transportation facility/access types does your project provide? (Select all that apply)

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1 pt per facility5 pts all 4

Dedicated pedestrian facility Dedicated bicycle facility Improves transit access First/last-mile amenities (e.g., bicycle parking, micromobility)

Does your project close a gap or extend an existing facility in the countywide backbone active transportation network? (Select all that apply)

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Draw the project area in Section 2 to score this criterion.

This question combines the map result for the countywide backbone active transportation network in Section 2 and your answer here to calculate a final score.

5 pts >50% on countywide active transportation backbone network + close gap / extend existing facility3 pts ≤50% on countywide active transportation backbone network + close/extend1 pt on countywide active transportation backbone network without closing gap / extending existing facility, or parallel to existing key corridor/gap

Closes a bicycle or pedestrian network gap Extends existing bicycle or pedestrian facilities Provides a parallel bicycle or pedestrian facility to an existing facility or gap

If you have a more updated dataset on the countywide bike/ped network, please add supporting documentation in the Additional Information section.

Does your project reduce stress level, increase safety, and accommodates people of all ages and abilities?

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Draw the project area in Section 2 to score this criterion.

Which bicycle facility is your project building? (Select all that apply) (0–5 pts)

If you have a more updated dataset on the existing bicycle LTS, please add supporting documentation in the Additional Information section.

5 pts best-fit facility for the context2 pts partial improvementNone no credit in this context

Multi-use path (Class I) or separated bicycle lane (Class IV) Non-separated bicycle lane (Class II) Bicycle boulevard with traffic calming (Class III) Shoulder at least 8 feet wide None of the above

What pedestrian improvements is your project making? (Select all that apply) (0–5 pts)

5 pts 5+ treatments2 pts 1–4 treatmentsNone 0

High-visibility crosswalks Raised crosswalks Pedestrian crossing signage Curb extensions Pedestrian refuge islands Rectangular Rapid-Flashing Beacons (RRFBs) Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons (PHBs) Pedestrian signals Leading pedestrian intervals (LPIs) Improved lighting at crossings New intersection control (stop sign or signal) Road diet New or expanded sidewalk or separated path

Active transportation and environmental benefits

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These benefits are derived from the project location and the bicycle and/or pedestrian facilities you selected above.

Expected pollution reduction

7 pts CalEnviroScreen 5.0 > 75th pct & >0.4%4 pts CalEnviroScreen 5.0 > 75th pct or up to 0.4%None Otherwise

Draw the project area in Section 2 to score this criterion.

Maximum expected increase in Daily Bike or Ped Miles Traveled

6 pts >50%3 pts up to 50%None 0

Draw the project area in Section 2 to score this criterion.

Expected decrease in VMT

5 pts >0.4%3 pts up to 0.4%None 0

Draw the project area in Section 2 to score this criterion.

Expected reduction in GHG emissions

5 pts >0.4%3 pts up to 0.4%None 0

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Does the project serve a transportation purpose (commute, access to jobs/school/services)?

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4 pts serves a transportation needNone recreational purposes only

Yes — serves a transportation need No — serves recreational purposes only

Is your project identified as a "Planned Sustainable Street Project" or "New Sustainable Street Project" in the San Mateo Countywide Sustainable Streets Master Plan (opens in a new tab)?

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Draw the project area in Section 2 to score this criterion.

1 pt "Planned" or "New Sustainable Street Project" (answer below)1 pt located in a flood zone (Section 2)1 pt annual high-heat days ≥ 45 (Section 2)

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Which Transportation Demand Management (TDM) measures would your project qualify for?

VMT Reduction 0 / 5 Environmental justice 0 / 7

For each selected TDM measure, please provide the requested input. The webtool will calculate the estimated VMT reduction associated with each measure. Calculations are based on the 2024 Handbook for Analyzing Greenhouse Gas Emission Reductions, Assessing Climate Vulnerabilities, and Advancing Health and Equity which can be found here — 2024 CAPCOA Handbook (PDF, opens in a new tab).

Promoted sustainable transportation - VMT reduction

5 pts VMT reduction ≥5%3 pts up to 5%None 0

Environmental justice — pollution burden and greenhouse gas reduction

7 pts CalEnviroScreen 5.0 highest countywide quartile & GHG >1%5 pts 2nd highest quartile or above & GHG >0.5%3 pts 2nd lowest quartile or above & GHG ≥0.25%1 pt lowest quartile or GHG <0.25%

Draw the project area in Section 2 to score this criterion.

Three of the TDM criteria depend on your project area rather than on the measures you select below: Provide congestion relief and/or reduce VMT (VMT per service population) and Promote sustainability, health, and/or safety (CalEnviroScreen 5.0 composite percentile), both reported in Section 2, and the CalEnviroScreen half of Environmental justice above. Draw the project area in Section 2 to calculate them.

Additional Information

Optional - If you have any additional information to properly score your project, please provide them here.

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QC Checklist

Below is a checklist identifying which questions have been completed and which questions still need to be filled out.

8 required missing

8 required items still needed before export. 2 optional items would improve the score.

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Once you are ready to submit your project, please export the webtool results. Make sure to export both as a PDF and as a GeoJSON as both files will need to be uploaded onto the Euna application.
If you are not done with the webtool and wish to return to it at a later time, please click the "Export" button in the upper right corner to download a JSON file which saves the project information. To return to your progress, click "Import" to load the JSON file back into the webtool.

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Project Basics

Project Mapping

User Inputs

What transportation facility/access types does your project provide? (Select all that apply)

Does your project close a gap or extend an existing facility in the countywide backbone active transportation network? (Select all that apply)

Does your project reduce stress level, increase safety, and accommodates people of all ages and abilities?

Which bicycle facility is your project building? (Select all that apply) (0–5 pts)

What pedestrian improvements is your project making? (Select all that apply) (0–5 pts)

Active transportation and environmental benefits

Does the project serve a transportation purpose (commute, access to jobs/school/services)?

Is your project identified as a "Planned Sustainable Street Project" or "New Sustainable Street Project" in the San Mateo Countywide Sustainable Streets Master Plan (opens in a new tab)?

Which Transportation Demand Management (TDM) measures would your project qualify for?

Additional Information

QC Checklist

All required items complete

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SMCTA Call for Projects — CFP Assessment Tool

Project Basics

Project Mapping

User Inputs

What transportation facility/access types does your project provide? (Select all that apply)

Does your project close a gap or extend an existing facility in the countywide backbone active transportation network? (Select all that apply)

Does your project reduce stress level, increase safety, and accommodates people of all ages and abilities?

Which bicycle facility is your project building? (Select all that apply) (0–5 pts)

What pedestrian improvements is your project making? (Select all that apply) (0–5 pts)

Active transportation and environmental benefits

Does the project serve a transportation purpose (commute, access to jobs/school/services)?

Is your project identified as a "Planned Sustainable Street Project" or "New Sustainable Street Project" in the San Mateo Countywide Sustainable Streets Master Plan (opens in a new tab)?

Which Transportation Demand Management (TDM) measures would your project qualify for?

Additional Information

QC Checklist

All required items complete