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Environmental Science Associates
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City requires the services of an environmental consulting team to conduct the environmental analysis and documentation for the Transit District Downtown Precise Plan Amendments pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”).
RMP File Number
304
Date
8/4/2021
MO Ref
21-108
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Proposed Work Program <br />June 2021 City of Redwood City / Transit District Subsequent EIR 8 <br />Environmental science associates <br />REV: 06-22-21 MI <br />2040 cumulative conditions, consistent with the City’s Transportation Analysis Manual (TAM). The Transit <br />District will include the Gatekeeper Projects in its cumulative no project scenarios, and will need to account for <br />the ongoing Housing Element Update. Where VMT impacts are identified, appropriate mitigation measures will <br />be identified, and may include land use and transportation network design modifications and/or <br />transportation demand management (TDM) strategies to reduce the number and/or length of vehicle trips. <br />In addition, F&P will qualitatively assess CEQA transportation impacts based on the non-VMT CEQA Guideline <br />criteria (i.e., conflicts with a program, plan, ordinance, or policy addressing the circulation system; increase in <br />hazards due to geometric design, or inadequate emergency access). <br />Local Transportation Analysis. The local transportation analysis will provide analysis for all modes of travel to <br />evaluate pedestrian, bicycle, transit, and vehicle circulation networks. The local transportation analysis is <br />conducted for City requirements outside of CEQA. <br />F&P’s scope assumes that F&P will evaluate the project under Existing and Cumulative conditions without and <br />with the project for the standard a.m. and p.m. commute peak periods. <br />•Trip Generation and Study Area. F&P will establish the study area limits and identify the study <br />intersections, freeway segments, and freeway ramps using the trip generation and trip assignment for the <br />Transit District. F&P will present the trip generation estimates for each project based on the SEIR final <br />project description. <br />To the extent feasible, F&P will rely on the trip generation rates published in RWCmoves for proposed <br />residential and office development. F&P will use ITE trip generation rates (with any appropriate <br />adjustments) for the retail component of the project. As applicable, F&P will use Main Street to estimate <br />potential reductions in vehicle trips that may be appropriate based on the local mix of land uses, <br />demographics of the neighborhood, and proximity to transit. <br />F&P will assign the project vehicle trips to the roadway network based on existing travel patterns in the <br />area. The results of the trip generation and assignment will be used to refine the study intersections, <br />freeway segments, and freeway ramps for each project. F&P will prepare a memorandum summarizing the <br />vehicle trip generation and assignments for the Transit District and submit them to City staff for review. <br />F&P will confirm the study locations with City staff prior to the data collection task described below. <br />F&P assumes the analysis of up to 24 intersections for the Transit District project. In addition, F&P will <br />analyze three U.S. 101 freeway north/southbound segments, and 5 U.S 101 freeway ramps. (Please see <br />Appendix A for the list of intersections, segments and ramps.) <br />•Data Collection. F&P will compile available intersection turning movement counts conducted for other <br />recent studies from City staff and from F&P’s own project files. F&P will collect counts for the freeway <br />segments and ramps during the a.m. and p.m. peak periods using the Caltrans PeMS database and any <br />available data from recent studies. <br />F&P will conduct a site visit during the weekday morning and evening peak periods to observe existing <br />transportation conditions surrounding the project site area. This will include observations of traffic flow <br />(with the understanding that these represent COVID-level traffic conditions), as well as, verification of <br />pedestrian, bicycle, and transit facilities. <br />Existing Conditions. F&P assumes that F&P will conduct a single existing conditions analysis to use as a baseline <br />for both the Transit District and Gatekeeper projects. However, for the Transit District, only the relevant <br />information will be reported for the Transit District study area described above. <br />F&P will calculate the existing a.m. and p.m. peak-hour levels of service for the study intersections and freeway <br />segments using the traffic counts and site observations collected under the Data Collection task, above. F&P <br />proposes to use the Synchro analysis platform for intersection analysis, which is consistent with City of <br />ATTY/AGR.2021.149/ESA (Transit District CEQA) (Page 18 of 26)
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