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REV: 12-20-23 VR <br />twenty intersections will be conducted for the following scenarios. <br />o Existing (2023) No Project <br />o Existing (2023) Plus Project <br />o Existing (2023) Plus Revised Project Alternative <br />o Cumulative (2040) No Project <br />o Cumulative (2040) Plus Project <br />o Cumulative (2040) Plus Revised Project Alternative <br />The LOS analysis will be conducted using Synchro software. If requested, a micro- <br />simulation of traffic operations in the study area would require additional budget <br />and time. <br />Site Access, On-Site Circulation, and Parking: A site access and circulation review <br />will be conducted to determine the adequacy of the proposed Precise Plan in <br />accordance with accepted traffic engineering standards and City design standards. <br />This will include a quantitative analysis of the estimated trips at the project <br />driveways, as well as a qualitative analysis of the proposed driveway locations and <br />dimensions. The analysis will consider the adequacy of the site for passenger <br />vehicles and trucks (emergency vehicles and garbage collection activities). The <br />project driveways will be evaluated for sight distance and potential queuing issues. <br />The site plan review will also consider pedestrian and bicycle access and <br />circulation. The proposed parking ratio will be evaluated based on the Redwood <br />City Parking Code. <br />Evaluation of Vehicle Queuing: For selected locations where the project would add <br />a significant number of left-turning vehicles, the adequacy of existing/planned <br />storage at turn pockets will be assessed by means of comparison with expected <br />maximum vehicle queues. <br />Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Transit Facilities: A qualitative analysis of the project’s <br />effect on bicycle, pedestrian, and transit facilities in the study area will be prepared. <br />Existing and planned facilities will be evaluated. The traffic study will identify any <br />deficiencies and will recommend improvements if necessary. <br />Freeway and Ramp Analysis: The magnitude of project trips on the freeway ramps <br />and mainline will be determined based on the C/CAG travel demand model. The <br />number of trips on nearby freeway ramps and segments will be compared to the <br />CMP’s threshold for determining adverse effects on freeway facilities. <br />Description of Impacts and Mitigation Measures: Based on the results of the VMT <br />analysis, VMT impacts associated with the buildout of the Redwood Life Precise <br />Plan will be identified and described. The potential to partially or fully mitigate <br />significant impacts through TDM measures will be discussed. Mitigation measures <br />also may include improvements to pedestrian, bicycle, or transit facilities. Also, <br />based on the LOS analysis, roadway improvements will be identified to support the <br />project and the project alternative for locations found to be inconsistent. <br />Administrative Draft Report: Consultant’s findings and recommendations will be <br />summarized in an administrative draft report. <br />Draft and Final Reports: Following review and comment (on the administrative <br />draft) by the environmental consultant, a draft report will be submitted for review <br />by Redwood City. Hexagon will prepare a final report that responds to all the <br />comments received from the environmental consultant and Redwood City staff. <br />ATTY/AGR.2023.318/Raimi + Associates (Redwood Life Precise Plan) (Page 29 of 45)