Item 17 - Engineering and Traffic Survey for Speed Limits Updates

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0 E&TS) and the 2020 California Manual for Setting Speed Limits (basis for the 2021 E&TS), if any. It will be submitted to the City for review. As specified in the RFP, at a minimum, the report will include the following: • Radar speed survey operational procedures • Description of the purpose and methodology of Speed Zone establishment, including a discussion of realistic speed zoning, speed traps, CVC requirements, etc. • Description of the statistical analysis factors • Description of the field data used in analyzing related roadway characteristics • Accident history for the street segments • Results and recommendations • Summary of recommendations in narrative and table form per City format • Revision drafts to the City of Santa Ana Municipal Code establishing the new speed limits • Color Speed Survey Map — sample provided in Appendix G. The report will be a legal document to formally adopt or change speed limits at the surveyed locations. Task 7 — Preparation of Final Report AGA will address and incorporate the City's consolidated comments on the draft report into the final report which will be provided to the City in both hardcopy and electronic formats. Task 8 — Presentations AGA will make up to five presentations at public meetings to report on the E&TS study findings and recommendations. Mr. Perales, Engineer of Record, will make the presentation(s) and answer any questions that come up. Task 9 — Sketches for Sign Changes (Optional) If directed by the City, AGA will survey and document the status of existing speed limit sign/posts at up to 90 locations that may require modifications. AGA's tasks will include: • Identify each proposed new sign location at a specific distance from the nearest curb extension, • Indicate if the sign is new, a replacement, and/or removal, • Indicate if a new sign only or new sign and post will be required, and • Prepare sketches depicting the above information. The sketches will be developed by AGA in a manner acceptable to the City and using City formats as described in the RFP, i.e., the sketches will be developed by inserting electronic aerial photos into the Microstation-compatible files and showing the sign posting changes from the nearest curb return extension. AGA has performed this task on several previous speed survey projects, including the ones completed for the City of Santa Ana. Eng[..—, Inc. Page 9