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<br />Saltworks Proposal- Transportation Group Summary Report (22 January 2010) <br /> <br />7A - ATTACHMENT NO.4 <br />Page 21 <br /> <br />. An upgraded two-lane Maple Street crossing of US 101 to provide improved access for autos and <br />other modes including bicycles and pedestrians <br /> <br />. A two-lane extension of Blomquist Street between Maple Street and Whipple Avenue (as <br />proposed in the existing General Plan) <br /> <br />Conceptual engineering studies are being prepared by DMB consultants for the new gateway intersections, grade <br />separations, and overcrossings. These conceptual studies are being performed to document the physical <br />feasibility of creating these new connections as well as establishing plan lines or construction footprints, which <br />can be used to determine the need for right of way and potential property acquisitions. Fehr & Peers reviewed <br />some of the conceptual designs for the US 101 overcrossing between Marsh Road and Woodside Road and for <br />the Blomquist Street / Seaport Boulevard connection. The conceptual designs include both at-grade and grade <br />separated designs. <br /> <br />These conceptual designs for the US 101 overcrossings demonstrated that the connections are physically <br />feasible between the Saltworks Perimeter Road and Broadway. For these conceptual studies, the connection <br />alternatives between the Saltworks Perimeter Road to Broadway were located at either Douglas Street or Second <br />Avenue. All the conceptual alignments would flyover both Bayshore Road and US 101. While it would be possible <br />to design a single connection with sufficient capacity for the Saltworks traffic, it may be desirable to have two two- <br />lane connections to better distribute the traffic. <br /> <br />Based on the peak-hour traffic volumes from the trip generation and preliminary modeling, and Fehr & Peers' <br />independent estimates that between 6,000 - 7,000 peak hour trips would be generated by the project, it appears <br />that three, four-lane connections serving the development would provide sufficient vehicular capacity into the <br />project site. Additional analysis would be needed to confirm that there is sufficient available capacity at the three <br />existing US 101 interchanges to accommodate project traffic. The operation of the interchanges cannot be tested <br />until a travel demand forecast model has been established for the project in order to account for the changes in <br />travel patterns and provide estimates of the increase in traffic volumes at these locations. <br /> <br />4.1.1 Key Issues <br /> <br />Based on the available data the following issues are unresolved. They are presented in order moving from south <br />to north and no ranking or prioritization is implied by the presentation. Where a given issue requires further <br />technical specifics from DMB to refine the Saltworks proposal in order to perform appropriate CEQA review, that <br />fact is noted. <br /> <br />1. Marsh Road I Bayfront Expressway I Perimeter Road Connection - The intersection of Marsh <br />Road / Bayfront Expressway is a State of California facility. The design of the connection may <br />affect Haven Avenue and properties within an adjacent or applicable jurisdiction. There is the <br />potential for property acquisition in order to make this connection, which could require approvals <br />from multiple agencies. Discussions with these agencies should commence early in the process <br />since the logistics of this connection could have an effect on other major connections in the <br />project. <br /> <br />2. New US 101 Overcrossing - The new US 101 overcrossing would provide an optional means <br />for traffic to move to and from the Saltworks projectwithout using the Woodside Road <br />interchange. Regardless of the final alignment of a new US 101 overcrossing between Marsh and <br />Woodside Roads, the connection or connections will require property acquisitions on both sides <br />of US 101. In addition, all of the potential overcrossing alignments reviewed will likely impact <br />existing buildings on one or both sides of the freeway. On the west side of US 101 - based on <br />the possible alignments studied - there may be access restrictions to the properties immediately <br />adjacent to the overcrossing landing. DMB would need to propose technical specifics for the new <br />overcrossing connection in order to perform an appropriate CEQA analysis. <br /> <br />14 <br />
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