Santa Clara Station

Environmental Process 1. Draft environmental document - Proposed project and potential environmental impacts 2. Public review period of environmental document 3. Final environmental document 4.VTA Board approves final environmental document. Federal agency approvals (if applicable)  Engineering Design* 1. Advance engineering and design for the project 2. Finalize list of properties that need tunnel easement 3. Determine exact boundaries of real estate, prepare maps, and legal description  Tunnel Easements 1


Santa Clara Station, adjacent to the Santa Clara Caltrain Station and the future Gateway Crossings development, will be the end of the line station for VTA’s BART Phase II Extension. Unlike the three other stations, both the concourse and the platform will be at ground level. The station will include vehicle parking, bicycle facilities, and a connection to Caltrain, Capitol Corridor, Altamont Corridor Express, and several VTA bus lines through the existing Santa Clara pedestrian undercrossing.

On the border of Santa Clara and San José, BART passengers will have access to destinations in both cities within walking distance. To the northeast will be Gateway Crossings, a new development with a mix of housing, retail, and open space. To the southeast is PayPal Park (home to the San José Earthquakes), mixed-use development, Coleman Highline, and various restaurants and retail. To the southwest is Santa Clara University, the oldest operating university in California.

Santa Clara is located in the center of Silicon Valley and is home to the headquarters of several high-tech companies. It is also home to Santa Clara University, the oldest institution of higher learning in the state of California, and Levi’s Stadium, home of the NFL’s San Francisco 49ers. Santa Clara is bordered by San José, Sunnyvale, and Cupertino. The Santa Clara Station is planned to be located adjacent to the Santa Clara Transit Center and Caltrain Station, Santa Clara University, and a 15-minute walk to PalPal Park, home of the San Jose Earthquakes. 

Santa Clara Station at a Glance

 

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Environmental Process 1. Draft environmental document - Proposed project and potential environmental impacts 2. Public review period of environmental document 3. Final environmental document 4.VTA Board approves final environmental document. Federal agency approvals (if applicable)  Engineering Design* 1. Advance engineering and design for the project 2. Finalize list of properties that need tunnel easement 3. Determine exact boundaries of real estate, prepare maps, and legal description  Tunnel Easements 1


Santa Clara Station, adjacent to the Santa Clara Caltrain Station and the future Gateway Crossings development, will be the end of the line station for VTA’s BART Phase II Extension. Unlike the three other stations, both the concourse and the platform will be at ground level. The station will include vehicle parking, bicycle facilities, and a connection to Caltrain, Capitol Corridor, Altamont Corridor Express, and several VTA bus lines through the existing Santa Clara pedestrian undercrossing.

On the border of Santa Clara and San José, BART passengers will have access to destinations in both cities within walking distance. To the northeast will be Gateway Crossings, a new development with a mix of housing, retail, and open space. To the southeast is PayPal Park (home to the San José Earthquakes), mixed-use development, Coleman Highline, and various restaurants and retail. To the southwest is Santa Clara University, the oldest operating university in California.

Santa Clara is located in the center of Silicon Valley and is home to the headquarters of several high-tech companies. It is also home to Santa Clara University, the oldest institution of higher learning in the state of California, and Levi’s Stadium, home of the NFL’s San Francisco 49ers. Santa Clara is bordered by San José, Sunnyvale, and Cupertino. The Santa Clara Station is planned to be located adjacent to the Santa Clara Transit Center and Caltrain Station, Santa Clara University, and a 15-minute walk to PalPal Park, home of the San Jose Earthquakes. 

Santa Clara Station at a Glance

 

Image Link to Project Benefits Page Image Link to Santa Clara CWG Page
Image Link to Station Aestetics Page Page Image Link to Santa Clara TOD

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