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RESOLUTION 94-020 <br /> <br />Facts in Support of Finding <br /> <br />[ <br /> <br />Realtg~ MaFadden Avenue Without Widening <br /> <br />This alternative would realign McFadden Avenue east of Main Street. How- <br />ever, the realigned roadway would be two lanes instead of four lanes, with a <br />40 foot paved area within a 60 foot right-of-way. This alternative was reject- <br />ed for the following reasons: <br /> <br />Without the additional through lanes on McFadden, the Main <br />Street/McFadden Avenue intersection would operate at level of service <br />F at peak hours (intersection failure). <br /> <br />The two lane width is inconsistent with both the City of Santa Ant <br />General Plan and the Orange County Master Plan of Arterial Highways <br />(MPAH). Constructing a new roadway at a width inconsistent with <br />the MPAH would jeopardize the City's receipt of CountTwide roadway <br />improvement funds. Such funds include the Arterial Highway Financ- <br />ing Program (AHFP), and funds derived from Measure M, the County's <br />one-half cent sales tax measure. <br /> <br />Realign and Widen McFadden Bisecting Latbrop Inte~-mediate School <br /> <br />This alternative would realign and widen McFadden Avenue on an alil~nment <br />that would bisect Lathrop Intermediate School. This alterative would meet <br />the existing alignment on the west at Broadway and on the east at Main <br />Street. This alternative was rejected because it would require removal of <br />mo~t of the Lathrop Intermediate School playground, and no replacement <br />playground area has been identified. The Lathrop playground is already <br />undersized. <br /> <br />widen McFadden Avenue Without Realignment <br /> <br />This alternative would widen the east leg of McFadden Avenue to four lanes <br />centered on its existing alignment, from Maple to Main Street and retain the <br />offset intersection at Main Street. This alternative was rejected because: <br /> <br />The two tightly spaced arterial intersections on Main Street would be <br />maintained; <br /> <br />The projected overcapacity condition of the left mm pockets at Main <br />and McFadden would not be resolved. Indeed, the already substan- <br />da.rd left mm pockets would be 24 feet shorter due to the in~ <br />width of McFadden Avenue; and <br /> <br />04~ z t,940:.-.SNA402'.. HNDm Gs.zer) 14 <br /> <br /> <br />