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Division of Transportation
Paula J. Trigg, County Engineer
Public Works and Transportation Committee
May 7, 2014
MODERNIZATION PROJECTSEXPANSION PROJECTS
2014-2019 PROPOSED HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
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Division of Transportation
PRESENTATION SCHEDULE:2014-2019 5-YEAR HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
PWTC 2014 Meeting Date Presentation Topic
February 26 • Preview 2014 Construction
April 2 • Overview/Source of Projects
April 30 • Preservation Projects
May 7 • Modernization and Expansion Projects
May 28 • Funding and Revenue
June 4 • Project Listings
June 25 • Draft Program Document
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2014-2019 FIVE YEAR HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
• Management philosophy sets system priorities:
• 1 - Preservation
• 2 - Modernization
• 3 - Expansion
• Last meeting highlighted Preservation
• This presentation focuses on Modernization and Expansion
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PRIORITY TWO: MODERNIZATION
• Project set developed through traffic analysis
• Projects provide improvements to the system, for
example:
• Intersection improvements – turn lanes, signals
• Safety improvements
• ITS elements in Lake County PASSAGE
• Addition of bicycle facilities or pedestrian accommodations
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PROPOSED BIKE FACILITIES
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AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC
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LEVEL OF SERVICE DATA
• 2 way intersections (134 total)Level of Service AM Peak Hour PM Peak Hour
(best) A 23 22B 28 20C 35 29D 10 12E 11 9
(worst) F 27 42
• Multiway intersections (18 total)Level of Service AM Peak Hour PM Peak Hour
(best) A 8 4B 6 6C 3 1D 0 2E 0 2
(worst) F 1 3
• Signalized intersections (252 total)Level of Service AM Peak Hour PM Peak Hour
(best) A 29 27B 43 39C 54 30D 46 28E 20 31
(worst) F 60 97
• Helps traffic engineers evaluate how a given intersection is functioning. Better levels of service mean fewer delays at the intersection. Intersections should perform at a level of “C” or better to meet driver expectations.
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TRAFFIC VOLUMES: INTERSECTIONS
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AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC: THEN & NOW
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2014 CRASH SUMMARY (2012 TCAS DATA)
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HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE: CRASHES*
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LAKE COUNTY TRAFFIC SIGNALS
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FIBER OPTIC NETWORK
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EXPANDING COMPUTER AIDED DISPATCH (CAD) COVERAGE
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PASSAGE: ASSET INVENTORIESTraffic Signals
year added signals2006 1042007 172008 182009 302010 922011 1102012 432013 56
Total 470
Hubs & Switchesyear added Com Hub Wireless Datalink
2006 10 0 252007 1 0 62008 0 0 132009 5 0 762010 4 1 262011 2 1 502012 0 2 382013 3 2 55
Total 25 6 289
PTZ Camerasyear added cameras
2006 242007 72008 142009 822010 332011 432012 352013 55
Total 293
Fiber Optic Cable (miles)Planned 27Existing 254Construction 8
Total 289
HAR TowersTotal 5
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PRIORITY THREE: EXPANSION• Projects in this category address highway capacity issues
• Typical projects:
• Adding lanes to existing system
• Building new roads
• Projects in this category are usually expensive and have longer timeframes for completion
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AVERAGE ROAD LENGTHS
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AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC
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GROWTH IN LANE MILES: COUNTY-OWNED ROADS
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ANNUAL VEHICLE MILES ON COUNTY-OWNED ROADS
2040 ROADWAY PRIORITIES• Peak period trips estimated
to increase by 36% between 2010 and 2040
• 212 miles of roadway Improvements recommended
• 7 interchange
• 9 intersection
• 65 corridor
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HISTORY: DAILY VEHICLE MILES
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EXPANSION PROJECTS(FROM 2013 TO 2018 PROGRAM)
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SUMMARY• Priority Two: Modernization
Reduce delays and increase safety by accommodating short-term traffic growth and the needs of non-motorists.
• Priority Three: ExpansionProvide highway capacity to meet long-term traffic growth needs and provide for economic development.
Division of Transportation
PRESENTATION SCHEDULE:2014-2019 5-YEAR HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
PWTC 2014 Meeting Date Presentation Topic
February 26 • Preview 2014 Construction
April 2 • Overview/Source of Projects
April 30 • Preservation Projects
May 7 • Modernization and Expansion Projects
May 28 • Funding and Revenue
June 4 • Project Listings
June 25 • Draft Program Document
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