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It is equally important, however, not to limit these sections to lengths that are .. <br />too short to allow the efficient progression of work. Breaking the construction <br />work up into too many sections will increase both costs and time to w <br />completion. <br />The number of detours along the project length must also he minimized to <br />maintain the safe and efficient passage of traffic. <br />For these reasons, the work areas should be separated into sections between <br />signalized intersections. Except between the Civic Center Drive, 5th Street, <br />and Santa Ana Boulevard intersections, the distances between signalized <br />intersections should be of sufficient length to allow the efficient progression of <br />work. The construction work can also be phased to alternate sections on <br />which work is performed to further reduce the impact on the adjoining <br />properties. <br />The area wide congestion that will be experienced in the City of Santa Ana <br />will be even further exacerbated by the proposed widening of the Santa Ana -" <br />Freeway (I -5) through the City of Santa Ana. This freeway widening project is <br />anticipated to begin in the 1989 -90 fiscal year with the estimated time to <br />completion being 3 to 4 years. <br />Although the congestion in the City of Santa Ana will increase in the short <br />term period during construction upon completion the added capacity gained by <br />these widening projects will greatly reduce congestion and aid circulation in MR <br />the long term. <br />to <br />To help mitigate congestion during the construction period, the City of Santa <br />Ana should consider various Transportation Systems Management (TSM) and <br />Transportation Demand Management (TDM) techniques. Some TSM <br />techniques that the City should consider are peak hour truck prohibition, �. <br />traffic signal coordination along Bristol Street, and coordination of the transit <br />service with the construction phases. The City should also consider promoting ` <br />TDM techniques to area wide businesses and residents such as staggered work <br />hours, ride-sbaring, and telecommunications. <br />The various TSM techniques mentioned will Help to increase capacity and <br />improve the progression of traffic along Bristol Street. Peak hour track <br />prohibition and the coordination of transit service will minimize the conflicts <br />and congestion these larger vehicles have on the high volume commuter <br />traffic. Traffic signal coordination along Bristol Street will minimize the stops <br />and delays experienced by commuter traffic. <br />By getting area businesses and residents to participate in TDM techniques, the <br />City will experience a reduction in area wide congestion. Ride sharing and <br />IV -84 <br />
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