Multiple efforts are underway to improve the Miramonte Avenue corridor.             

Water and Sewer Main Replacement

In 2023, the City of Mountain View has replaced City water and sewer mains along Miramonte Avenue. This work has been completed in advance of repaving to ensure that subsequent roadway improvements achieve maximum benefits.

Phase 1: Miramonte Avenue Improvements Project (CIP 20-01) (Segment B)  

The Miramonte Avenue Improvements Project (Capital Improvement Program #20-01) will enhance pedestrian, bicycle and school access while also reconstructing the roadway pavement along Miramonte Avenue between Cuesta Drive and Castro Street. View the Final Plans for Segment B. Improvements include:

• 4-to-3-lane road diet (removal of one car lane in each direction)
• Accessible curb ramps
• High-visibility crosswalks
• Rectangular rapid flashing beacons at Hans Avenue
• Buffered bicycle lanes (class IIB)
• A two-way protected bikeway between Castro Street and Hans Avenue, adjacent to Graham Middle School
• Restriping of all lane markings for cars, bikes and pedestrians

Staff presented to the Council Transportation Committee on Segment B on May 15, 2023. The memorandum and materials are available on Legistar.

Staff presented to the City Council on Segment B on June 27, 2023. The council report and materials are available on Legistar.

Timeline

Spring 2024 - Cal Water infrastructure upgrade project
Summer to Fall 2025 - Community Outreach for Segment A alternative design
Early 2026 - City of Mountain View begins construction for Segment B improvements
TBD 2026-2027 - City of Mountain View begins construction for Segment A improvements

Phase 2: Miramonte Complete Streets Study (CIP 23-31)
(Segments A and C)

After completing repaving and complete streets improvements in Segment B, the City plans to resurface and restripe Segment A, enhance safety and multimodal access and provide a cohesive corridor-wide design that aligns with Miramonte Avenue Phase 1 improvements.  Staff obtained a VTA 2016 Measure B Planning grant to develop preliminary design concepts for Segment A (Castro to El Camino) as well as Segment C (Cuesta to Los Altos City limit). This preliminary design study will commence in Spring 2024. After preliminary design is complete, staff will commence engineering design for repaving and corridor improvements in Segment A.  Construction funding for Segment C will be considered as part of the development of the next Capital Improvement Program (FY 2025-26 CIP).

Community Outreach Events

Community members were invited to take an Online Survey which was open from July 17 to August 29. Residents reviewed the draft design concept for Segment B and provide feedback. Over 40 signs were posted along the corridor from early July to late August 2025 to advertise the survey. Postcards were sent to all addresses with 750' of Miramonte in Segments A, B and C. City staff flyered car windshields on three occasions, and went door to door to businesses between Park Drive and El Camino Real leaving palmcards. The survey was also announced via email and on social media.

Staff presented at the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) meeting on Wednesday, August 27, 2025 and received feedback from the public and the committee. The memorandum and materials from this meeting are available on Legistar.

Staff presented at the Council Transportation Committee on Segment A, on September 9, 2025. The memorandum and materials from this meeting are available on Legistar.

Staff presented at the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) meeting on December 12, 2024 with an update of community feedback received together with key takeaways from data collection on speed, the count of cars through the corridor (ADT), turning movement counts, and on-street parking utilization. The memorandum and materials from this meeting are available on Legistar.

Round 1 Outreach Online Mapping Survey closed December 6, 2024. Thank you for your comments.

Neighborhood Walk on Saturday, November 16, 2024 at 9 a.m.  Meet at Schaefer Park. A November postcard was mailed to 2,567 residents and property owners on and around Miramonte Ave inviting them to the walk and meeting.

Community Meeting on Tuesday, December 3, 2024 at 6:30 p.m.  City Hall Plaza Conference Room (2nd Floor) and via Zoom. Staff shared these image on display boards in person and via PowerPoint slides on Zoom.

Bike Ride on Saturday September 28, 2024 10:00 a.m. Community Members joined city staff to share their ideas for ways we can enhance safety along the corridor. A September postcard was mailed to 2,567 residents and property owners on and around Miramonte Ave inviting them to the ride.

Community Feedback Notes through mid-October, 2024

Funding

Segment B  improvements are partially funded using Transportation Development Act Cycle 3 grant funds.

The Segment A Miramonte Bikeway Preliminary Design Study is funded by VTA 2016 Measure B, and the City of Mountain View.

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