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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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1/13/2020
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8.B. - Page 43 of 70 <br />Redwood City Broadway Streetcar/Urban Circulator Study <br />Summary Report <br />Existing Conditions <br />An existing conditions analysis evaluated the current transit <br />and traffic operations, surrounding land uses, demographics <br />and other relevant characteristics along the corridor and in <br />the Project Study Area. <br />Traffic Operations and Roadway <br />Characteristics <br />■ The lane widths for most of the streets under <br />consideration are sufficient and compatible with the <br />inclusion of a streetcar or urban circulator, although <br />Broadway in the downtown has only one -lane in each <br />direction. <br />■ In many locations, a small reduction in on -street <br />parking would result from implementation of a <br />streetcar. <br />■ Current conditions along potential corridor <br />intersections generally meet the City's traffic level of <br />service standards, with the exception of the <br />Woodside Road (SR-84)/Broadway intersection, which <br />has a level of service F during peak periods. It was also <br />observed that Broadway in the downtown area <br />becomes congested at times. <br />Smith <br />Transit Service <br />■ The Redwood City Streetcar corridor would connect to <br />Caltrain service at the Transit Center. The station is <br />served by 36 trains in each direction on weekdays and <br />18 per direction on weekends. <br />Figure 3: SarnTrans Routes <br />in Downtown Redwood City <br />Ftedwood Gley <br />As: Transl[CeMer �_. <br />-�nvn meet 0 Q' <br />yuvia �Y q, <br />Popping <br />PA. ' <br />Harbar <br />,.„r,g�d ''�'-t � ■ Village <br />Source: SamTrans System Map <br />■ Six (6) SamTrans bus routes and three (3) free public <br />shuttles travel within or serve the Project Study Area. <br />SamTrans service frequency is between 15 and 60 <br />minutes and shuttles run during the peak commute <br />hours. Private employer shuttles also serve the area <br />including a Kaiser Permanente campus shuttle which <br />will go to the Transit Center on request (per the Kaiser <br />Page 7 <br />586 <br />
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