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<br /> Chapter III - Circulation, Transportation & Capital Improvements <br /> 3. Storm Drainage and Flood Protection about is preferred by the City to minimize delays, calm traf- <br /> fic, and create an aesthetic gateway to the area. If a round- <br /> a. Local Collection System - On-site storm drain collec- about is not deemed feasible, roadway improvements shall <br /> tion system and, if needed, pump station will be pri- include widening of the northbound approach to include a <br /> vately owned and maintained. dedicated left turn lane and a shared through/right-turn lane. <br /> b. Flood Protection Levee - Development to obtain all per- 3. Blomquist Street/Seaport Boulevard Intersection - Re-stripe <br /> mits and construct a perimeter levee and/or other mea- southbound approach, include a dedicated left turn lane, a <br /> sures for flood protection as part of the Outer Creek shared througMeft-turn lane, and a dedicated right turn lane. <br /> Esplanade, to the satisfaction of the City. <br /> 4. Emergency Vehicle Pre-Emption Systems - shall be added <br /> c. Design, Construction, and Treatment - A stormwater to h'affic signals at the following intersections, per Caltrans <br /> treatment control plan shall be developed to subs tan- approval: <br /> tially remove pollutants prior to discharge to waterways <br /> or off-site. A Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan shall a. El Camino ReaVWhipple <br /> be developed for approval by the City and the Regional b. Alameda/Woodside <br /> Water Quality Control Board. c. Broadway/Woodside <br /> d Veteran/Woodside <br /> 4. Easements - Public service easements (pSE' s) and emergency e. Middlefield/Woodside <br /> access easements (EAE's) shall be provided for all private <br /> streets, and portions of esplanade areas as determined by 5. Pedestrian Countdown Display Signals - Located at Veter- <br /> the City. Right-to-pass easements shall be provided for all ans Blvd./Whipple Ave., El Camino/Whipple, Alameda! <br /> publicly-accessible waterfront esplanades and trails. Woodside, and Blomquist/Seaport. <br /> E Traffic Impact Mitigation Measures Outside the Precise Plan 6. Pedestrian/Bicycle Connection Under 101 Freeway - A US <br /> Area - The circulation-related capital improvements listed be- 101 pedestrian and bicycle undercrossing should be con- <br /> low have been recommended by the Marina Shores Village Project structed to link the Precise Plan Area with downtown along <br /> Draft EIR and/or the City's Traffic Mitigation Fee Study. Redwood Creek. The concept diagram on page 41 illustrates <br /> the possible cross section and US 101 bridge clearance; as <br /> 1. Blomquist Street Extension and Redwood Creek Bridge - A shown, the trail would be contained within aU-shaped chan- <br /> major contribution toward design and construction costs nel to prevent it from being submerged during high tide. <br /> shall be required of Precise Plan Area development. , <br /> 7. East Bayshore Widening - East Bayshore Road shall be wid- <br /> 2. Blomquist Street/Maple Street Intersection - Initially, a four- ened from two to three lanes to accommodate increased traf- <br /> way controlled stop shall be installed, to be upgraded in the fic and left turn movements anticipated in the area. <br /> future to a signalized intersection or a roundabout. A round- <br /> Final Plan - June 2004 - 74 - <br />