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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
Date
1/24/2011
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MONITORING VERIFICATION <br /> IDENTIFIED 1MPACT RELATED MITIGATION MEASURE Irr�piementation Mo�itoring and Timing Signature Date <br /> Performance Criteria Entit Verification Entit Re uirements <br /> and convenient pedestrian and bicycle <br /> travel by slowing traffic and enhancing <br /> pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. <br /> It is anticipated that, with <br /> implementation of these PED policies <br /> and programs, motor vehicle traffic <br /> flow wili be slowed and motor vehicle <br /> traffic congestion may increase in the <br /> DPP area. It is also recognized that <br /> physical improvements to the City's <br /> DPP circulation network which would <br /> normally be implemented to mitigate <br /> traffic impacts by increasing the <br /> capacity of streets, improving traffic <br /> flow, and reducing traffic congestion, <br /> would conflict wiih ihese PED policies. <br /> Implementation of this Mitigation <br /> Measure 9-16 could conflict with the <br /> PED policies and could be considered <br /> infeasible as a result of this policy <br /> conflict. In that event, this would be <br /> another basis by which this impact <br /> would be deemed to be significant <br /> and unavoidable. <br /> Impact 9-17: Cumulative Impact on Mitigation 9-17. Mitigation of the Ciiy; fair-share City If and when <br /> Broadway/Chestnut Street project contribution to the cumulative reimbursement improvements <br /> Intersection. Under Cumulative With impact would require the southbound from future adopted, City shall <br /> Project Conditions during the PM peak approach to Chestnut Street to have individual project conduct annual <br /> hour, this intersection would continue to one left turn lane, one through lane, applicants. traffic monitoring <br /> operate at unacceptable LOS F. The and one right turn lane. While this at this intersection <br /> additional project traffic would cause the could be accomplished by eliminating and implement <br /> critical delay to increase by more ihan one of the three easlbound receiving improvements and <br /> five (5) seconds. This change would lanes, the railroad track would then be fair-share <br /> represent a significant cumulative in the westbound through lane instead requirement when <br /> impact. of the left turn lane, and the through level of service <br /> lanes would not have access when a reaches LOS E <br /> train is [ravelling through. Also, (average delay of <br /> delays could be lengthy for vehicles greater than 55 � <br /> accessing Chestnut Street during off- seconds). <br /> peak hours. Therefore, this mitigation Individual projects <br /> may be infeasible, in which case this may require <br /> impact would be considered Transportation <br /> significant and unavoidable. Demand <br /> .. <br /> Page 25 C:IDocuments and SeMrngsltpassanisrlLocal SettingslTemporarylntemef Files10LK491mmchi (10671).doc <br />
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