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What is LEED Certification?   For 30 years, the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) LEED Certification rating system has been the gold standard across the building industry. This system was born out of "USGBC’s desire and mission to transform how buildings and communities are designed, built, and operated, enabling an environmentally and socially responsible, healthy, and prosperous environment that improves the quality of life." USGBC determines a project's LEED certification through a 4-tier, point rating system. The tiers are: Platinum (80+ points)…

This project was a 10-block rehabilitation of Miner Avenue that spanned from Center Street to the UPRR underpass. ATP grant-funded, Phase I consisted of the first four blocks of bike and walkway improvements, plus the GMAQ-funded roundabout at the San Joaquin intersection. Improvements on Miner Avenue included: lane reduction from four to two lanes and Class II bicycle lanes; the addition of median islands and the roundabout; traffic signal modifications at the signalized intersections; streetlights; as well as wider sidewalks with pedestrian and…

Earlier this year, we shared some progress photos from the Miner Avenue Complete Streets Project. This project is a 10-block rehabilitation that spans from Center Street to the Union Pacific underpass. On Friday, November 5th, the City of Stockton closed Miner Avenue to utilize the weekend for some construction work to be done. The roundabout pictured will assist with traffic flow and add a beautiful landscape feature to Downtown Stockton. Keep an eye out for more progress photos!