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8.A. - Page 3 <br />Intersection #3: Valota Road at Madison Avenue - Diagrams not available <br />In light an August 15, 2018 automobile collision at the intersection of Valota and <br />Madison, neighborhood workshop participants added this intersection to their priority <br />list. The following traffic calming measures are being considered for this intersection: <br />• Traffic circle <br />o Smaller than the one at Hudson/Madison to accommodate Fire <br />Department vehicles (staff have not yet tested turn templates to determine <br />dimensions) <br />o Likely no room for curb extensions due to smaller intersection than <br />Hudson/Madison <br />o Provides design consistency with Vera/Valota and Hudson/Madison <br />o Planninq level cost estimate ranqe: $40,000 - $80,000 <br />• Raised crosswalk <br />o Intersection lacks curb ramps now, which a raised crosswalk would <br />address <br />o Costs can vary dramatically due to drainage, accessibility needs, utility <br />impacts <br />o Planninq level cost estimate range: $30,000 - $110,000 <br />At the last planned community meeting on September 27, the consultant team will <br />present potential traffic calming improvements for the remaining areas of concern along <br />Madison Avenue. Once a consensus is reached by the community on those potential <br />improvements and locations, they will be incorporated into the CEQA analysis and <br />Phase I improvement plans. <br />During the community meetings, some neighborhood residents also expressed an <br />interest in additional improvements on Roosevelt Avenue, at the intersection of <br />Jefferson and Valota, and on Valota, between Vera and Roosevelt. While not included <br />in the current traffic study, concerns regarding these intersections could be addressed <br />through future projects: <br />• Roosevelt Avenue is the top ranked traffic calming project and planning for <br />improvements will begin this fiscal year. <br />• The Citywide Transportation Plan included a "Jefferson Avenue Complete Street <br />Corridor Study" as a Tier 1 (Neighborhood Priority) project, but it has not been <br />funded yet. The intersection of Jefferson and Valota would be addressed in the <br />context of the corridor as a whole. <br />