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<br />Transportation Safety Action Plan
<br />CITY OF PLEASANTON
<br />CARLO SENDAYDIEGO, TE | QA/QC
<br />Registration: CA TE 1948
<br />Education: B.S., Civil Engineering, Mapua Institute of Technology, Philippines
<br />Mr. Carlo Sendaydiego has 38 years of experience in transportation engineering, including his role as the Traffic
<br />Engineer for the City of Livermore from 2015 until his retirement from public service in 2021. During this time, he acted
<br />as the liaison to the City Attorney and Risk Manager for traffic-related claims and litigation, collaborated with the Police
<br />Department on safety and enforcement matters, and worked with Public Works on traffic signal operations, lighting,
<br />signing, striping, and overall traffic safety. He also served as the City's point of contact for the Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority and
<br />the School District on transit and school transportation issues. As a consultant, he continues to provide technical expertise in traffic safety and
<br />signal timing, effectively acting as an extension of various City staff.
<br />Crosswalk Enhancement Project on College Avenue, Livermore
<br />Joanna Liu, City of Livermore, (925) 960-4556, xliu@LivermoreCA.gov
<br />Worked collaboratively with the City and oversee the development of the Plans, Specifications, and Estimates for installing crosswalks,
<br />pedestrian ramps and rectangular rapid flashing beacon at the College Avenue/Fifth Street intersection, and crosswalk and pedestrian ramps
<br />at College Ave/Kingsbury intersection. Project had to be Certified Access Specialist (CASp) certified.
<br />Pedestrian and Bicycle Studies at Various Locations, Livermore
<br />Joel Waxdeck, City of Livermore, (925) 960-4521, jwaxdeck@LivermoreCA.gov
<br />City Traffic Engineer. In addition to conducting studies in response to service requests, evaluated pavement markings as part of the annual
<br />pavement rehabilitation projects to determine if modifications are necessary to further enhance bicycle and pedestrian safety. Necessary, data
<br />collection and observations were conducted. If warranted, changes were made. This may have included high visibility crosswalks, curb ramps,
<br />red curbing and bulb-outs. In consultation with the community, bike lanes are also reviewed considering the use of green paint, and other bike
<br />crossing enhancements.
<br />Crosswalk Enhancement Project on Concannon Boulevard, Livermore
<br />Joanna Liu, City of Livermore, (925) 960-4556, xliu@LivermoreCA.gov
<br />Project Manager. Worked collaboratively with the City and oversaw the development of the Plans, Specifications, and Estimates for installing
<br />crosswalks, pedestrian ramps, and rectangular rapid flashing beacon at the Concannon Boulevard/Robertson Park Road intersection, and
<br />crosswalk, bulb-out, flashing beacon and pedestrian ramps at Concannon Boulevard/Epson Street intersection. Project had to be Certified
<br />Access Specialist (CASp) certified.
<br />Additional Projects
<br />•Crosswalk Enhancement Project on Portola Avenue, Livermore. Project Manager. Worked collaboratively with the City and oversee
<br />the development of the Plans, Specifications, and Estimates for installing crosswalks, pedestrian ramps, median island, and rectangular
<br />rapid flashing beacon at the Portola Avenue/Enos Way intersection. Project had to be Certified Access Specialist (CASp) certified.
<br />•Crosswalk Safety Improvement Projects, Livermore. Project Manager. Prepared the Plans, Specifications, and Estimates at five
<br />locations for the City, which includes the construction of American with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant curb ramps, sidewalks, median
<br />island, curb extensions (bulb-out), rectangular rapid flashing beacons system, thermoplastic pavement striping and signing for crosswalks,
<br />and all appurtenant work. Completed te design, assisted in responding to bidding questions, provided construction technical support, and
<br />the project is the construction phase.
<br />•City Traffic Engineer, Livermore. City Traffic Engineer. Responsible for citywide daily traffic operation; provided professional traffic
<br />engineering support to City staff and public officials; conducted traffic studies including establishing speed limits; coordinated with outside
<br />agencies; applied for grants to fund transportation projects; responded to resident’s traffic concerns providing excellent customer service;
<br />liaison to the City Attorney and Risk Manager for traffic related claims and litigation; coordinated closely with the Police Department for
<br />enforcement and safety matters, with Public Works for operations and maintenance of traffic signals, lighting, signing, striping, traffic safety
<br />and served as liaison for Transit Authority on transit issues and School District on school related transportation issues; was the primary
<br />respondent to the Mayor and City Council regarding transportation related issues.
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