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Task 2.1.1 Collect New Data Below is a summary of available data for Roosevelt Avenue from RWCmoves; Consultant may use them for this project: Peak -hour pedestrian volumes at the intersections of Alameda de Las Pulgas, Valota Rd, Fulton Street, and EI Camino Real Peak -hour bicycle volumes at the intersections of Alameda de Las Pulgas, Valota Rd, Fulton Street, and EI Camino Real Existing transit ridership along the corridor (average daily boardings and alightings) for Route 79 at the time of data collection for RWCmoves Daily traffic counts on the corridor Consultant shall collect additional data as follows: Peak Period (4 -Hour) Turning Movement Counts (to include all modes), at up to 4 intersections Daily speeds on the corridor (includes bicycle counts), at up to 2 locations on the corridor A review of aerials, Google street view, or recent as-builts to complement on-site verification and complete an inventory of existing signals, bicycle facilities, crosswalks, bus stop amenities, sidewalks, directional curb ramps, and red curbs SWffRS collision data for the past 10 years Major trip generators along the corridor — to be solicited during the first stage of outreach Right of way and city utility data (water, sewer, storm water) will be provided by the City. Consultant shall create a base map in CAD using high resolution aerials and available as-builts to draw the location of existing curb and gutter, striping, etc. to serve as the foundation for the development of the 10-15% design drawings. This base map may be used to prepare additional maps such as the presentation of existing data and for the first workshop to document input from the community on issues and opportunities. Task 2.1.2 Analyze Data Consultant shall summarize the existing data compiled and collected in previous tasks using clear and concise graphics and maps that can be used during the first community workshop. Specific graphics shall be determined after the data is reviewed, but could include: Maps to illustrate traffic flows and relative levels of bicycle and pedestrian activity A corridor map that illustrates existing pedestrian and bicycle facilities Collision graphics that pivot off the previous work on RWCmoves to summarize key trends or "profiles" on Roosevelt Avenue Page 11 of 20 REV: 03-28-19 PR ATN/AGR.2019.075/Fehr and Peers