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5/13/1999
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58-99-08
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5/13/1999
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Gary L. Ludeke
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<br />. Roadway Capacity is diminished by all closures. However, this particular <br />segment of roadway has not been utilized for neighborhood circulation for many <br />years. The unimproved gravel surface has not been maintained by the City and <br />has served the adjacent industrial uses much more directly than the nearby <br />residential. The street segment does not connect to Chambers or 2nd Avenue, and <br />carries internal traffic only. The turn prohibition from 3rd to Taylor does not <br />affect the capacity of either street and targets large trucks only. <br /> <br />. Intersection capacity: The closure will have minor effects on the capacity of the <br />intersection of Almaden and 4th Avenue by removing most northbound and <br />southbound movements and converting them to westbound to southbound left <br />turns and northbound to eastbound right turns. Likewise, the intersection of 3rd <br />and Taylor will reduce one movement for large vehicles only. Observed volumes <br />through both intersections are low and there will be no change in the LOS. <br /> <br />. Safety: All potential safety impacts, both positive and negative, are minor. <br />There have been no reported accidents on Almaden Street between 3rd and 4th <br />Avenue or the intersection of3rd and Taylor in the five year period from January <br />1, 1993 through December 31, 1997. The probability of accidents will decrease <br />with this closure from reductions in traffic volume and a likely reduction in <br />vehicle speeds. <br /> <br />Closing a street can have negative safety impacts, including: 1) an increase in <br />emergency vehicle response time; 2) the barricade could be hit by a motorist; and <br />3) the increased traffic at other intersections could increase the probability of <br />accidents at those intersections if capacity is significantly affected. <br /> <br />In the case of the Almaden Street closure, and restriction of one movement at 3rd <br />and Taylor, the anticipated effects on safety are slight, as 1) the closure and turn <br />prohibition were reviewed and approved by the Fire Marshall; and 2) the <br />barricade and all associated signing and marking, is in compliance with the <br />Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Device (MUTCD) standards. <br /> <br />. Signs, Signals, Markings: This project will be adding several signs notifying <br />motorists of new regulatory controls and warnings including No Right Turn for <br />Trucks at 3rd and Taylor, End and Object marking signs at the barricade on <br />Almaden. <br /> <br />. Intersection Controls: This project will make no changes to existing controls. <br /> <br />. Roadway Lighting: This project proposes no changes in roadway lighting. <br /> <br />. Access Control: No direct driveway or approach changes are a part of this action, <br />however all access (except for emergency services) between the A&K <br />Development site and 4th Avenue is being eliminated. <br />
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