Regional Transportation Improvement Program
Public Transit
Unmet Transit Needs
Relevant Documents and Studies
Assembly Bill 628 Implementation Update
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Relevant Documents and Studies
Here
is a set of links to transportation planning related documents
applicable to Inyo County and its surroundings.
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To view the Inyo County LTC 2012 Triennial Performance Audit, follow the highlighted link
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To view maps showing existing sidewalks in the City of Bishop and the County of Inyo, follow the respective links.
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To view maps showing Safe Routes to School inside the City of Bishop follow the links to the City of Bishop website to view: Bishop Elementary Schools, a message for the students, Home Street Middle School, and Bishop High School.
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To view Caltrans Eastern Sierra Corridor Freight Study 2019, follow the highlighted link.
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Inyo National Forest - Draft Forestwide Alternative Transportation Study. Due to the large size of this document (14,627 KB), only the detailed portions of the plan that is in Inyo County.
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Inyo National Forest - Draft Whitney Portal Alternative Transportation Study (12,862 KB)
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There is now a separate page devoted to the implementation of Assembly Bill 628 that can be viewed by following the corresponding link.
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Appendix A: Searles to Laws Rail Right-of-Way Ownership Study Technical Memorandum (8,015 KB). This Appendix is a part of the Kern County Rail Study and was funded by Kern Council of Governments and the Inyo County LTC. The entire study can be downloaded at the Kern COG website. Note: that both the Rail Study (15 MB) and Appendix A (8 MB) are very large documents and probably can't be downloaded using a dial-up connection. Appendix A starts on page 35 of the Rail Study.
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Eastern Sierra Corridor Enhancement Program - This plan establishes the vision for aesthetic enhancements for the Eastern Sierra Corridor. The vision synthesizes historic, current, and future conditions into a comprehensive guide to improve the visual appearance of US Highway 395 and State Route 14 through communities, rural landscapes, and scenic environments.
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Inyo-Mono Counties 2013 Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan Update
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Eastern Sierra Transit Authority Short-Range Transit Plan Volume 1: Service and Financial Plan and Volume 2: Marketing Plan.
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US 395 Origin and Destination Survey completed by Caltrans District 9 System Planning Branch in 2000.
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Goods Movement Study for US 395 Corridor prepared for Caltrans District 9 by Katz, Okitsu, and Associates in June 2006
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Bishop Area Access and Circulation Feasibility Study prepared by Caltrans District 9 dated July, 2007. In 2003 the Inyo County Local Transportation Commission, with the support of the City of Bishop and Inyo County, requested that Caltrans District 9 conduct the Bishop Area Access and Circulation Study. The study was developed in a collaborative fashion with the project proponents mentioned above, the Bishop Paiute Tribe, local Chamber of Commerce and businesses, local public service entities, local schools, the general public, and others. See also, Appendix with related studies.