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_ _ __ _ <br /> Subtask 3.2.3-Develop Microsimulation Model <br /> CONSULTANT will develop AM and PM peak hour SimTraffic models for the study area in <br /> order to perform the existing conditions analysis and, ultimately, for the future year analyses. <br /> The SimTraffic model will include approximately seven (7) existing intersections along <br /> Woodside Road / Seaport Avenue between Blomquist Street and Middlefield Avenue. Six (6) of <br /> the intersections are signalized and one location is stop sign controlled (Lyngso access). The <br /> existing condition traffic models will be calibrated based on the existing traffic counts, estimated <br /> demand volume (based on existing queuing), field observations, and travel time runs. <br /> The other five study intersections will be evaluated independently using the Synchro software <br /> since congestion at adjacent intersection is not a significant problem for these locations. <br /> Subtask 3.2.4-Operations Analysis <br /> CONSULTANT will analyze the AM and PM peak hour traffic conditions for all 12 study <br /> intersections. The measures of effectiveness evaluated for the 5 isolated intersections will <br /> include average vehicle delay, level of services and queuing for the isolated intersections. <br /> For the intersections along the Woodside corridor, the measures of effectiveness drawn from the <br /> SimTraffic model for the AM and PM peak hours will include: average vehicle delay, level of <br /> service, percent of vehicles (demand) served, and vehicle queuing. Additional measure may be <br /> reported if requested by the PDT or Caltrans functional units. <br /> CONSULTANT will utilize the FREQ model to present the following measures of effectiveness <br /> for the AM and PM peak hours: vehicle density, level of services, travel time, travel speed, <br /> bottlenecks, and queuing on the mainline and on-ramps. Additional performance measures may <br /> be presented based on any requests made by Caltrans on the methodologies memorandum in <br /> Task 3.1. <br /> Crash data will be used to document the existing conditions at the study intersections. The crash <br /> data analysis will summarize performance measures including: total number of accidents, <br /> accident rates, severity of accidents, and types of accidents. The crash data analysis will include <br /> an assessment of the measures to determine if there are particular accident types that occur <br /> within the interchange that could be reduced as a part of the interchange modifications. <br /> Subtask 3.2.S-Administrative Draft Existing Conditions Memorandum <br /> CONSULTANT will prepare an Administrative Draft Existing Conditions Memorandum that <br /> documents the analysis described in Task 3.2.4. The draft document will be submitted to the <br /> CITY and PDT for review and comment prior to being widely circulated to all the Caltrans <br /> functional units. <br /> Subtask 3.2.6-Draft Existing Conditions Memorandum <br /> CONSULTANT will review comments on the Administrative Draft memorandum and submit a <br /> Draft Existing Conditions memarandum to Caltrans for review and comment. CONSULTANT <br /> will prepare a response to the Caltrans comments and update the existing conditions <br /> memorandum. The information contained in this document will be included in the Traffic <br /> Operations Analysis Report. <br /> A17Y/AGR/2013.164/URS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGR <br /> REV:10-15-13 VR <br /> Page 25 of 78 <br />