Updated SB 79 Stops, Zones, and Tiers Map Now Available

SCAG has released an update to the Senate Bill (SB) 79 Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Stops, Zones, and Tiers Map. 

Changes to the map are based on 1) construction drawings for a select number of Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) transit stations and 2) inclusion of locally preferred alternative projects for planned transit stations. 

Construction Drawings for Metro Transit Stations 

Pedestrian access points for the following stations have been updated to replace center-of-platform locations with more precise access points based on construction diagrams. 

• D Line 
  • Century City 
  • Beverly Dr 
  • Westwood UCLA 
  • Westwood/VA Hospital 
• A and E Lines (Regional Connector) 
  • Grand Ave Arts/Bunker Hill 
  • Historic Broadway 
  • Little Tokyo/Arts District 
• A Line 
  • Glendora 
  • San Dimas 
  • Pomona North
  • La Verne/Fairplex 
• East San Fernando Valley Light Rail Transit Corridor 
  • Van Nuys/Metrolink 
  • Arleta [at Van Nuys] 
  • Laurel Canyon [at Van Nuys] 
  • Nordhoff [at Van Nuys] 
  • Van Nuys/Metro G Line 
  • Roscoe [at Van Nuys] 
  • Van Nuys/San Fernando 
  • Sherman Way [at Van Nuys] 
  • Vanowen [at Van Nuys] 
  • Victory [at Van Nuys] 
  • Woodman [at Van Nuys] 
• G Line 
  • Van Nuys Station 

Locally Preferred Alternative Projects for Planned Transit Stations 

New pedestrian access points have been added to the map for locally preferred alternatives for planned transit corridors, with each planned station represented by a single point consistent with SCAG’s mapping methodology. 

• K Line Northern Extension 
  • Crenshaw/Adams 
  • Midtown Crossing 
  • Wilshire/Fairfax
  • Fairfax/3rd 
  • La Cienega/Beverly 
  • San Vicente/Santa Monica 
  • Fairfax/Santa Monica 
  • Santa Monica/La Brea 
  • Hollywood/Highland 
  • Hollywood Bowl 
• Sepulveda Transit Corridor 
  • Ventura Boulevard 
  • UCLA 
  • Santa Monica Boulevard 
• Eastside Phase 2A and 2B 
  • Atlantic/Pomona 
  • Atlantic/Whittier 
  • Commerce/Citadel 
  • Greenwood/Washington 
  • Rosemead/Washington 
  • Norwalk/Washington 
  • Lambert/Washington 

Background on the SB 79 TOD Stops, Zones, and Tiers Map 

The SCAG Regional Council approved the SB 79 Map Approach and Methodology at its July 2026 meeting. The map identifies qualifying transit stops, transit-oriented development zones, and tier classifications based on service characteristics in qualifying urban transit counties. According to state guidance and the language of SB 79, Los Angeles County is currently the only urban transit county in the SCAG region. Orange County will become an urban transit county when the OC Streetcar opens for revenue service. 

SCAG posted an initial map with verified updates on July 1, 2026, and published an updated map on Oct. 29 after completing additional review and verification of relevant data.