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Joint
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City Council, Redevelopment Agency and Public Financing Authority
Date
3/26/2007
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p D MONITORING VERIFICATION <br />IDEND IMPACT RELATED MlT1GATiON MEASURE Implementation Monitoring and Timing 5ignatare Date <br />~ Enti Verification Enti Re uirements <br />Impact 6: Project Contribution to Mitigation 9-16. Adding an exclusive City, fair-share City If and when improvements <br />Cumulate Impacts at the Broadwayl northbound left-tum [one on Broadway and reimbursement adopted, City shall conduct <br />Jeffersovenue Intersection. During the converting the existing northbound-shared from future Gnnual traffic monitoring at <br />PM pea our, the addition of project traffic left-through right lane into a shared individual this intersection and <br />would inRaease average delay by more than through/right-tum lane would result in project implement fair-share <br />five (5} seconds at this intersection, which improved LOS F operation with less applicants. requirement when level of <br />would alr~dy be operating at LOS F. This average delay than that experienced under service reaches LOSE „ <br />effect w represent a significanf impact. Cumulative (W ithaut Project) Conditions. (average delay of greatrri~ than <br /> Implementation of this mitigation would 55 seconds}. <br /> therefore reduce the project impact to a <br /> less-than-significant level. <br /> or <br /> Because this mitigation would result in the <br /> loss of sidewalk at corner bulb-outs, <br /> degrading the existng and future <br /> pedestrian environment and sidewalk <br /> dining opportunities, and would be <br /> inconsistent with City policies giving priority <br /> to the Downtown pedestrian environment, <br /> the City may choose to avoid this <br /> intersection modification in the interest of <br /> protecting the pedestrian environment. <br /> This choice would result in a significanf <br /> unavoidable impact based on current <br /> CEO.A and City criteria for "Intersection <br /> Inv acts:' <br />Impact 9-17: Project Contribution to Mitigation 9-17. The intersection of City; fair-share City If and when improvements <br />Cumulative Impacts at the Broadway! Broadway/Middlefield Road is currently a 4- reimbursement adopted, City shalt conduct <br />Middlefield Intersection. During the PM way stop controlled intersection. from future annual traffic monitoring at <br />average delay would increase by <br />peak hour Signalizing the intersection (2-phase individual this intersection and <br />, <br />five (5) seconds or more at this intersectlon, control) would result in LOS C operations project <br />li <br />t implement fair-share <br />requirement when level of <br />which already would be operating at LOS F. under Cumulative (With Project) Conditions app <br />can <br />s. service reaches LOS E <br />This effect would represent a sign cant during the PM peak hour. Implementation <br />of this measure would result in a less-than- (average delay of greater than <br />impact. signifrcant impact 55 seconds}. <br /> or <br /> Because this signalization mitigation would- <br /> (a) tie less supportive of pedestrian <br /> convenience and orientation than the <br /> existing 4-way stop due to delays to <br />~ pedestrians waiting to cross during "walk" <br />= phases and higher vehiGe speeds through <br />~ j the intersection; (b} be inconsistent with <br />~ .A City intentions for this intersection to be <br />p ~ pedestrian-oriented given its location in the <br />~,,~ ~p Downtown core; and (c) be inconsistent <br /> with City policies giving priority to the <br /> Downtown edestrian environment the Ci <br />Page 16 U:1My Documentsli7o~Nntown Prec+se PIaMCC staff reporisiCC 3.12.dcrc43.12.07 ExhrbitslAttachment A mit. monrtori;~g checklist 655.doc <br />
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