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Santa Monica Awards 14th Street Protected Bikeway Design Contract to Kimley-Horn

2026-09-08 Approved
At a glance

Santa Monica City Council approved a $1,999,205 five-year design agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates for the approximately 1.3-mile 14th Street Two-Way Protected Bikeway between Washington Avenue and Pico Boulevard. Contemporary reporting records a 7-0 vote. The event has documented Culver City relevance through Kimley-Horn's direct Culver City municipal and Ivy Station project work and Councilmember Ellis Raskin's separate Culver City MOVE appellate-counsel role and Westside Cities COG service.

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Professional services contract award Documented contract award; Culver City bridge supported by separate primary and near-primary sources
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Key facts

Amount
1999205
Financial context
City of Santa Monica design contract with Kimley-Horn
Rfp
SP2805
Consultant
Kimley-Horn and Associates
Agreement Term
five years
Project Length
approximately 1.3 miles / 2.6 lane miles
Limits
Washington Avenue to Pico Boulevard
Existing Facility
Class II bicycle lanes
Planned Facility
two-way Class IV cycle track
Metro Project Id
MM4801.22
Metro Programmed Total
4117798
Evidence

Sources

Detail LegiFile Open source → Meeting 659a5ed9d5 Open source → Santa Monica Council Approves 2m 14th Street Bikeway Design Mtu12qu7 Open source → Santa Monica Awarded Nearly 50 Million For Housing And Transportation Projects Open source → LegislationDetail Open source → City Council Meeting Summary 9 8 Open source → City Council Meeting Summary 6 9 Open source → 11 Ivystationtrafficreport Open source → Unpublishednon Citable Opinions Open source → Incaco20250813017 Open source → Governing Board Open source →
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People
Ellis Raskin
Organizations
Kimley-HornWestside Cities Council of GovernmentsCity of Culver CityHanson Bridgett
Projects
14th Street Two-Way Protected BikewayIvy Station
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person

Ellis F. Raskin

Santa Monica City Councilmember and Hanson Bridgett partner with documented Culver City connections through appellate representation in Friends and Families for MOVE Culv…

Partner - Hanson BridgettSanta Monica City Councilmember - elected 2024Counsel for plaintiff/appellant Friends and Families for MOVE Culver City - 2025 Court of Appeal opinionSanta Monica alternate - Westside Cities Council of Governments, 2026 roster
Directly linked from this record · Shared person: Dan Hall
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Westside Cities Council of Governments

Regional joint powers authority whose member agencies include Culver City and Santa Monica. Its August 2026 governing-board roster documents Culver City Mayor Freddy Puza…

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Directly linked from this record · Shared person: Ellis Raskin
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Context note

This Santa Monica event is retained in CCR because it now has two independently documented Culver City bridges rather than mere geographic or thematic similarity. First, Kimley-Horn has a direct Culver City on-call professional-services relationship: Culver City approved a $119,600 task order for West Washington Signal Fiber Upgrades on 2025-09-08 and a $67,530 fire-station alarm planning task order on 2025-06-09; an older Ivy Station project file also identifies Kimley-Horn and Lowe in traffic-study materials for the Washington/National TOD. Second, Ellis Raskin, a Santa Monica councilmember, is named with Hanson Bridgett as counsel for Friends and Families for MOVE Culver City in the 2025 appellate opinion and is Santa Monica's alternate on the 2026 Westside Cities COG roster alongside Culver City delegate Freddy Puza and alternate Bryan Fish. These facts establish professional and institutional overlap only. They do not establish coordinated procurement, shared decision-making, or that the Culver City litigation influenced Santa Monica's 2026 contract. The underlying 2022 Santa Monica LRSP was prepared by Nelson\Nygaard, not Kimley-Horn.

People
Caroline TorosisJesse ZwickEllis RaskinDan HallBarry SnellLana NegreteNatalya Zernitskaya
Organizations
City of Santa MonicaKimley-HornLos Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation AuthorityCalifornia Strategic Growth CouncilWestside Cities Council of GovernmentsCity of Culver CityHanson Bridgett
Projects
14th Street Two-Way Protected BikewaySanta Monica Vision ZeroIvy StationWest Washington Signal Fiber Upgrades Project
Relationships
City of Santa Monica - Kimley-Horn professional services relationshipCity of Culver City - Kimley-Horn on-call professional services relationshipKimley-Horn / Lowe - Ivy Station traffic-study project materials, 2015Ellis Raskin - Friends and Families for MOVE Culver City appellate counsel, 2025Westside Cities Council of Governments - shared Culver City / Santa Monica regional governance
Money records
$1,999,205 Kimley-Horn design agreement$4,117,798 Metro Measure M programming for MM4801.22$749,205 Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities design funding cited in post-vote reporting$1,150,000 Metro subregional design funding cited in post-vote reporting$100,000 St. John's Hospital development agreement funding cited in post-vote reporting$119,600 Culver City Kimley-Horn West Washington Signal Fiber Upgrades task order approved 2025-09-08$67,530 Culver City Kimley-Horn fire-station alarm planning task order approved 2025-06-09
Categories
TransportationPublic contractingProtected bikeway
Themes
Regional active transportationVision ZeroPublic contractingMeasure MAffordable Housing and Sustainable Communities fundingCross-city institutional relationships
Aliases
Santa Monica RFP SP2805 award