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EXHIBIT 4-2_55A_BRISTOL WIDENING TECHNICAL STUDIES
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EXHIBIT 4-2_55A_BRISTOL WIDENING TECHNICAL STUDIES
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analyzed will be lower with than without the proposed project. <br />Therefore, with the "build" condition, the number of days excee- <br />ding applicable CO standards within the APEI should be reduced. <br />Current CO concentrations without the project exceed the state 1- <br />hour and 8-hour standards and the federal 8 -hour standards. <br />To facilitate comparison between scenarios, Table 3 -4 shows the <br />projected CO concentrations directly attributable to the roadway <br />without adding background (or ambient) CO levels. The ambient CO <br />concentrations shown in Table 3 -4 should be added to the levels <br />generated by the traffic at the intersections analyzed to reflect <br />the expected concentrations at various distances from the inter - <br />1 sections. <br />The carbon monoxide levels at sensitive receptor locations <br />nearest the intersections analyzed are shown in Table 3 -4. With <br />the "build" alternative, 1 -hour. CO levels will decrease by 0.8 to <br />2.8 ppm. Under 8 -hour conditions, CO levels will decrease by 0.3 <br />to 1.0 ppm. <br />Figures 6 and 7 illustrate the four intersections analyzed, the <br />closest residential lots, and the closest sensitive receptor <br />location. As shown therein, the closest residential land uses to <br />the intersection of Bristol Street and Memory Lane are three <br />single family dwellings(SFD) and a;multifamily apartment complex. <br />The first SFD lies 2fl0 feet east.ok the Bristol Street centerline <br />and the second SFD lies 175 feet west of the Bristol. Street <br />centerline. Both residences -lie adjacent to the Memory Lane <br />right -of -way. The third SVD lies 175 feet south of the Memory <br />Lane centerline, adjacent to the Bristol right --of -way. A multi - <br />family attached complex lies on the northwest corner of this <br />intersection with the closest receptor located 200 feet north of <br />the Memory Lane centerline and 225 feet west of the Bristol <br />.Street centerline. <br />The closest residential receptor to the intersection of Bristol <br />at Seventeenth Street is an SFD which lies 650 feet north of the <br />Seventeenth Street centerline and 20 feet east of the Bristol <br />right -of -way. Rangho Santiago Community College is considered a <br />sensitive recepto't and lies on the southwest corner of this <br />intersection. A computer center in Building "A" lies 100 feet <br />south of the Seventeenth Street centerline and 350 feet west of <br />the Bristol Street centerline. The music building lies 100 feet <br />west of the Bristol; Street centerline and 300 feet south of the <br />Seventeenth Street centerline. <br />The land uses surrounding the intersection of First at Bristol <br />Street are generally commercial. However, a multifamily attached <br />four -plex at 114, 116, 116, and 120 Bristol Street lies at the <br />right -of -way. The nearest unit to the intersection lies 150 feet <br />north of the First Street centerline. West of and adjacent to <br />this lot lies the Johnson Chapel AME Church, 100 feet west of the <br />3 -11 <br />
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