Agenda Item - 2001-10-10 V KITTELSON & ASSOCIATES, INC.
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING/TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
610 SW ALDER,SUITE 700 • PORTLAND,OR 97205 • (503)228-5230 • FAX(503)273-8169
Boones Ferry Road Public Involvement Process
L Corridor Study
■Key to the development of a successful and
community supported plan was an active public
involvement process.
} ,� Public Involvement I In addition to the PAC,elements of the public
� � i Process involvement program included:
I • City Staff Community Contact(Tom Tushner)
s •"' • Community Newsletters and Mailings(4)
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• Public Workshops(3)
' r'P,t`" • Project Web Site
a1, h • One-on-one business/property owner
meetings(more than 10)
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Boones Ferry Road Summary of Existing Conditions
Corridor Study
■4—5 lane cross-section I
!� I 54 private driveways
■7 public access points -
"i i' Summary of ■4 signalized intersections - �',
I' Existing and Future •23,000-26,000 average
�'"'' < vehicles per day
I S�"`�` Conditions Analysis
•30—40 crashes per year(since 1997)
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- 4', hours
- ■47%/53%split between"through"vs."local"trips
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Summary of 2020 Future Conditions Summary of 2020 Future Conditions
■Estimated 34-percent growth In peak hour traffic ■Projected left-turn vehicular storage deficiencies
(approximately 1.7-percent per year) at: i _
III 30,000 to 35,000 average vehicles per day • Mercantile Drive(NB) 1 — ' 1•
•Intersection operational deficiencies forecasted at the • Oakridge Road-Reese Road(SB)
following intersections: -, ,• • Bryant Road(NB and SB) " - •-'
• Red Cedar Way fl '-
• Douglas Way II _ _ II Multi-modal issues:
• Lanewood Street ' ill { • Reduced transit service along corridor
• SW Madrona Street i y`= • Need and desire for continuous pedestrian and
bicycle facilities
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KITTELSON & ASSOCIATES, INC.
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING/TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
N610 SW ALDER,SUITE 700 • PORTLAND,OR 97205 • (503)228-5230 • FAX(503)273-8169
Summary of 2020 Future Conditions Boones Ferry Road
L Corridor Study
■Accessibility Issues;
• Congestion leads to higher delays and longer q for
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driveway and intersection turning movements. l
• Likely increase in number of m'y r.r', , „ _ ,.,,, Summary of
pedestrian,bicycle,and f� rr.
vehicular conflicts. `i 1 1"� 2 � ' Corridor Alternatives
,y Analysis
• Mainline congestion due to , j` - j'>
lack of exclusive left-turn 4.°
lanes. _ ' a i'
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Presentation of Tech Memo #3 Roadway Cross-Section Summary
■Design alternatives were developed and s t.
evaluated for the following roadway and e s - i 3 i
streetscape elements: _
• Vehicular Travel Lanes
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• Median Treatments ' j �' -- .,
•Traffic Signal Improvements ,.`o._
• Bicycle Facilities _ I
• Pedestrian Facilities/Landscaping
• Intersection/Crosswalk Treatments „ ?
• Roadway Illumination
• Parking,circulation,access concepts •--•• -y- , "42 -- +x ,
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SW Boones Ferry Road Vehicular Travel Lanes
Corridor Study
■11-foot vehicular travel lanes
[i Elements of the PAC
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TRANSPORTATION PLANNING/TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
610 SW ALDER,SUITE 700 • PORTLAND,OR 97205 • (503)228-5230 • FAX(503)273-8169
Median Treatments Traffic Signal Improvements
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•12-Foot Two-Way Left-Turn Lane ■Traffic Signal Improvement Alternatives
•Landscaping Treatments wherever possible • Timing
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.•, ''',yi<<•; • Coordination
•, • Interconnect
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Bicycle Facilities Pedestrian Facilities/Landscaping
•5-foot Striped Bicycle Lane ■8-toot Pedestrian Way/Landscaping Strip
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Intersection Crosswalk Treatments Roadway Illumination Options
•Concrete,Textured Crossings II Ornamental Lighting Fixtures
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610 SW ALDER,SUITE 700 • PORTLAND,OR 97205 • (503)228-5230 • FAX(503)273-8169
PAC Recommended Cross-Section Areas for Further Study
/0 •Request to the State Speed
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5� It ; o f k. -; . . ; , K mph posted speed limit.
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