errol heights proposed shared street pilot project community open house - july 17, 2014

Errol Heights Proposed Shared Street Pilot ProjectCommunity Open House - July 17, 2014

Where do you live?

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Project Goals and Objectives

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Improve:– access for pedestrians, bicycles, cars, and emergency vehicles– access to schools, parks, and community centers– safety and livability– drainage problems and water quality

Maintain: – low traffic volumes and speeds– character of the neighborhood

Provide:– lower cost shared street and stormwater improvements– opportunities to enhance the neighborhood

Pursue:– grant or other capital funding to help offset costs of property-owner Local

Improvement District (LID)

Proposed Project Street Segments

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• SE Malden Dr, 45th to 52nd

• SE Tenino Dr, 45th to Malden• SE Tenino Ct, Tenino Dr to 52nd

• SE Nehalem St, 46th to Tenino Dr/48th

• SE 48th, Malden to Tenino Dr• SE 49th, Malden to Tenino Ct• SE 51st, Malden to Tenino Ct• SE Rex Dr, 45th to 52nd (improved but not City maintained)• Unimproved segment of 49th Ave, btw Rex & Malden

Existing Conditions - Street Surfaces

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Existing Conditions - Street Surfaces

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SE Malden Dr SE Tenino Dr SE Tenino Ct SE Nehalem St

SE 48th Ave SE 49th Ave SE 51st Ave SE Rex Dr

Existing Conditions: BES Storm System

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Existing Conditions – Stormwater

PBOT Street Design Standard - Typical

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PBOT Street Design Standard – Separated Street

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PBOT Street Design Standard – Shared Street

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PBOT Shared Streets – Design Enhancements

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• Active street elements: bench, picnic table, basketball hoop, planter boxes

• Asphalt driveway approaches

• Pervious pavement parking area

• Alignment– Serpentine– Chicane

PBOT Shared Streets - Design Criteria

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• Operate as local access street

• Low speed 15 mph

• Low volume <500 vehicles per day

• Designed for use

• Design includes traffic calming and

signs placed on Shared Streets

BES Site Analysis

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BES Stormwater Treatments – Shared Street Examples

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BES Stormwater Treatments – Regional Facility Examples

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Shared and Separated Street DesignsFeedback Board

Please share thoughts, ideas, questions, or concerns regarding the City’s shared and separated street design concepts

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About Local Improvements Districts (LIDs)

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Tell us about your neighborhood!

Problems? Needs? Shared street design ideas? Please let us know by marking the map below.

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