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75C - PH - BRISTOL EIR FROM WARNER TO ST. ANDREW
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75C - PH - BRISTOL EIR FROM WARNER TO ST. ANDREW
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75C
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4/7/2015
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2020
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Future Intersection Capacity With Widening <br />As previously mentioned, intersection controls have a limiting effect upon the <br />performance of any road network. ICU calculations were therefore performed <br />for future year 2006 with widening and improvements. These results are <br />summarized in Table 5 of Section I (page I -18). <br />All intersections along Bristol Street except Memory Lane and 17th Street are <br />anticipated to operate at intersection Levels of Service of 'D" or better. <br />Projected traffic volumes can generally be accommodated on the proposed six - <br />lane roadway. Good traffic progression is anticipated with some motorists <br />experiencing moderate delays. <br />The anticipated V/C ratios on Bristol Street at its intersection with Memory <br />Lane and 17th Street are expected to exceed the City's desired V/C ratio of <br />0.85. The anticipated V/C ratios of 1.01 at Memory Lane and 0.92 at 17th <br />Street exceed the City's desired V/C ratios and correspond to LOS "E" and <br />"F". To reduce the V/C ratios to an acceptable LOS, the acquisition of <br />additional right -of -way is necessary to accommodate proposed mitigation <br />measures. <br />Y <br />Bristol Street is designated as a major arterial highway in the Orange County <br />General Plan - Master Plan of Arterial Highways Component, County of <br />Orange, Environmental Management Agency, 1982. In the General Plan, a <br />major arterial highway is designated as a six lane divided roadway, with a <br />typical right -of -way width of 120 feet, and a curb -to -curb width of 102 feet. <br />Bristol Street is similarly designated in the City of Santa Ana's Circulation <br />Element with an overall curb -to -curb width of 100 feet. This project therefore <br />proposes widening Bristol Street, from Santiago Creek to Warner Avenue, to -� <br />its full right -of -way width as designated on the City of Santa Ana's Circulation <br />Element. <br />In addition to the 100 -foot wide six lane roadway, the proposed improvements <br />on Bristol Street include continuous sidewalk improvements along each side of <br />the street, improved street lighting that meets current lighting standards, and a — <br />raised landscaped median. <br />A ten -foot wide continuous sidewalk will be provided along each side of <br />Bristol Street. This will provide pedestrians easier and safer access along the <br />corridor. Continuous sidewalks will also help to augment the existing bus <br />service along Bristol Street, making it easier for riders to get to and from bus <br />stop locations. <br />IV -62 <br />75C -197 <br />
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