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| Los Angeles to Anaheim
LOS ANGELES TO ANAHEIM
• Length: Approximately 30 miles
» Complete HSR between Los Angeles & Orange Cos.
» Improve safety along historic rail corridor
• Proposed HSR Stations
» Los Angeles Union Station *
» Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs
» Fullerton
» Anaheim (ARTIC) *
* High-speed rail stations per Proposition 1A
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VERTICAL ALIGNMENT
• Majority of corridor is at-grade
within existing rail corridor to
the extent possible
• New grade separations to
separate rail traffic from road
traffic along corridor
Photos and graphics for illustrative purposes only.
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ALIGNMENT: AT-GRADE
Photos and graphics for illustrative purposes only.
• Majority of corridor is
at-grade within
existing rail corridor
to the extent possible
AT-GRADE EXAMPLE
Raymer Avenue at Gilbert Street, Buena Park
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ALIGNMENT: BELOW-GRADE
Trench
Photos and graphics for illustrative purposes only.
Below-grade proposed to avoid
Fullerton Airport flight path
& to cross corridor to approach
Fullerton Transportation Center
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ALIGNMENT: ELEVATED
Photos and graphics for illustrative purposes only.
Upgrade existing bridge to accommodate HSR Tracks at Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs Station proposed
to be in viaduct (or bridge) to accommodate HSR
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GRADE SEPARATIONS
» Improved safety
» Reduced noise (no train horns)
» Decrease in traffic congestion
» Reduction in greenhouse gas
emissions from idling vehicles
» Improved train operations reliabilityA grade separation is a roadway
that is re-aligned over or under
a railway to eliminate hazards.Photos and graphics for illustrative purposes only.
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GRADE SEPARATIONS
HSR Grade Separation – Overcrossing
Conceptual Illustration Only
Sample Impacts at Grade Separation
• Evaluate potential impacts associated
with grade separation elements, such as:
» Changes to roads & driveways
» Utility relocations
» Property acquisition
» Traffic circulation
» Construction-related (road detours, dust, noise)
• Avoid, minimize & mitigate impacts to
surrounding properties
Photos and graphics for illustrative purposes only.
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• 15 Roads Currently Cross Railroad Tracks At-
Grade
» Metro is currently planning to grade separate Rosecrans/Marquardt
• HSR funding partner
» HSR is planning grade separations in coordination with local cities
• Included in environmental document (NEPA/CEQA)
• Grade Crossing Types
» New grade separations (blue) 11
» Modified existing grade separation (gray) 23
» Remain at-grade crossing (yellow) 2
» Existing crossing closures (purple) 2
GRADE SEPARATIONS
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SAMPLE GRADE SEPARATIONS
Photos and graphics for illustrative purposes only.
Roadway Undercrossing Roadway Overcrossing
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• Overhead Contact Systems» Supplies electric energy to rail vehicles
• Paralleling Station
» Provides voltage stabilization and equalizes current flow
» Located every 5 miles between paralleling stations and Traction Power Substations (TPSS)
• Switching Station» Connects and balances the electrical load between tracks
» Located every 30 miles between the TPSSs
• Communication Tower» Uses a radio-based communications network to provide Positive
Train Control (PTC)
» Located every 2-3 miles
• Early Earthquake Warning System
• Intrusion Protection» e.g. fencing, walls
ADDITIONAL HIGH-SPEED RAIL FEATURES
Overhead Contact System
Paralleling/Switching Station
Communication TowerPhotos and graphics for illustrative purposes only.
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COMMUNICATION TOWERS &
TRACTION POWER SUBSTATIONS
Communication Tower Traction Power Supply
Substation (TPSS)
Photos and graphics for illustrative purposes only.
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SECURED RIGHT OF WAY
Photos and graphics for illustrative purposes only.
Advanced Communications Systems
Early Earthquake Warning System
Positive Train Control
Intrusion Protection Intrusion Detection Systems
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STAY INVOLVED
Southern California Regional Office
California High-Speed Rail Authority
700 N. Alameda St. Room 3-359
Los Angeles, CA 90012
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