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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSS3 - Mariners Mile - PowerpointAgenda Item No. SS3 September 24, 2013 West Coast Highway Mariner's Mile Review Background on West Coast Highway Owned and Operated by State of California Dedicated as State Highway - December 10, 1923 Serves as a Major East -West Route for Interstate, Regional and Local Traffic Serves as a Major Utility Corridor High Level of Bicycle Traffic Maintenance and Signal Operation by State Background on West Coast Highway 1.35 mile portion from Dover Dr. to Newport Blvd. Currently a 100' Right -of Way since 1932 Currently 2 South Bound Lanes, 2 & 3 North Bound Lanes Scattered On- Street Parking (both metered & non - metered) Designated by the State of California as a 6 Lane Major Arterial on the Orange County Master Plan of Arterial Highways and on the City's General Plan N Villa STATE ROUTE 1 CONCEPT REPORT j w* F. 04 irk SEGMENTATION MAP Orange y Re o Sente \ m107 \ cjp 9 r' Inlae aoulevartl Merge Pacific ific Lake '� '� - 4i+nc, Ocean Forest $M� dHBasiorl` s Tustin yep �• �S� ♦�^S� � m JeronmoRd. 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SECONDARY STREETS 1 axed = OTHER STREETS T TRUCK ROUTES t v v PROPOSED STREETS I_ TRAFFIC DIRECTION, LANES r ` �= V. r l r r� 6 Pwp/Yc OCEAN Master Plan I �I S: r. r r i P� OCEAN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH , CALIFORNIA JANUARY. 1957 N 1963 Master Plan 4'A; = �ii+ I- - - _ �.. ¢ •-�.�'�' Imo- '�r....r ����. �`� ��, xr s ' 'a ".. x. tlA.� fF. - / -•�, � d „ � �sa J�,'$ °�� ^� 1 F��� '\ �\ \ ,-. _ \yu+�"� -- Tai„ e, �_ dr ✓yam. ° � / � I � gam` � ) � � , .�/ � i2�.1c ,. LEGEND \ ` .<• ,> "�%` "�pn �1„ '�1 /'.`G -..k liyr \ S t y a �,i. nanm ors¢ � ?� +$� �q ✓��'��.,�` ¢uo.� � \y' t j`.. 1 FREEWAY (ADOOTED)� I' 02 MPJ ^MY r -rt' A l r �� s>�` MASTER STREET AND I- I1GII����Y PLAT CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, ,CAUFORNIL Jr At x ,• x Eu.uW/C.�' 1��' -iat. _ / 1 y /4 �f.- ,S' , -CO AS =FP.EEyvA1' ONLY1DQPTEn, BY THE STArI E wfi' ', AND NOT APPROVED,,,, BY. TUE CITY, - `� � � r OI V � . 7 i Master Plan of Arterial Highways OC Master Plan of Arterial Highways 101 Arterial Capacity Rating - "Level of Service (LOS)" LOS A - Primarily Free -Flow Operation LOS B - Reasonably Unimpeded Operation LOS C - Stable Operation LOS D - Less Stable Condition in which Small Increases in Flow may Cause Substantial Increases in Delay LOS E - Unstable Operation & Significant Delay LOS F — Extremely Slow Speed Current and Future Traffic Volumes Through Mariner's Mile PCH - Newaort Blvd. to Tustin Avenue Current (2013) - 48,000 ADT Future (2030) - 55,000 ADT 9 % Truck Traffic PCH — Tustin Avenue to Dover Drive Current (2013) - 43,000 ADT Future (2030) - 53,000 ADT 9 % Truck Traffic - 1991 & 2003 Counts were 50,000 ADT - 2009 & 2 0I I Counts were approx. 44, 000 ADT ,R u " 90 in s 308 J ,1 toy N w J\ � COST asS� 9 " , y �, ;, MESA y o Gp4 "i' ;''o , dam, ao rern S 71 N N y jY EWFOR 6 E A C H Current Citywide Traffic Volumes 73 2 012 Counts Facility Level of Service (LOS) Newport BIvd.To Tustin Avenue Current Future No. of Lanes ADT LOS ADT LOS 5 48,000 E 55,000 F 6 48,000 D 55,000 E Tustin Avenue to Dover Drive Intersection Level of Service (LOS) Existing Build -Out * Intersection Intersection LOS LOS (AM /PM) (AM /PM) Riverside @ WCH B/C C/D Tustin @ WCH B/A B/D Dover (@ WCH B/C D/E ** Build -Out is for a 6 Lane Facility General Plan allows an LOS E at both Riverside and Dover 2006 General Plan The G P Vision Statement "Traffic fic f lows smoothly throughout the community. The transportation and circulation system is safe and convenient for automobiles and public transportation, and friendly to pedestrians and bicycles. Public parking facilities are well planned for resident and visitors." 2006 General Plan irculation Polici CE 1. 1.2 Provide an integrated transportation system that supports the land use plan set forth in the Land Use Element CE2.1.1 Plan the arterial roadway system to accommodate projected traffic at the following level of service standards: A. LOS "D" throughout the City, unless otherwise noted. C. LOS "E" at the following intersections in the pedestrian oriented area of Coast Highway in Mariner's Mile: Riverside Avenue at Coast Highway Dover Drive at Coast Highway 2006 General Plan Circulation Policies and Goals CE 2.3.1 Pursue ownership of Coast Highway throughout Newport Beach, as opportunities arise, so that Coast Highway can be improved to its ultimate width in Mariner's Mile consistent with the City's vision and to provide the City with more opportunities to increase operational efficiencies. Typical Arterial Cross - Section MAJOR 120FT (6 LANES, DIVIDED) VEHICLE EMPHASIS MAJOR 120FT (6 LANES, DIVIDED) TRANSIT EMPHASIS 6L "'. 4• I PRIMARY 100 FT (4 LANES, DIVIDED) VEHICLE EMPHASIS CO I I di PRIMARY 100 FT (4 LANES, DIVIDED) BICYCLE EMPHASIS Mariner's Mil R/W 11—{-11T11—{-12- PARKING I I Two wnr TRAVEL TRAVEL LEPrruary LANE LANE IANE e Cross -Sec f 12- -12- TRAVEL LANE TRAVEL I TRAVEL LANE LANE Current West Coast Hwy 112'ROW South by Holiday Inn RA i 100 —7 Z2 11 11 11 11 12- AOE10A1' Np TRAVEL TWO WAY TRAVEL TRAVEL TRAVEL PARKING LANE LEFT TURN LANE LANE LANE LANE Current West Coast Hwy 100'ROW by Pelican Wall R/W smswALR PARKING TRAVEL TRAVEL TWO WAY TRAVEL TRAVEL IANE LANE LANE LANE LEFT TURN LANE ND PARX LANE Current West CoastHwy 100'ROW byMacOonald's east to Dover tions R/W SIDE ALK north SIDEWALK Mariner's Mile Cross - Sections R/W south 1 PARKING TRAVEL TRAVEL En wnv TRAVEL TRAVEL TRAVEL PARKING nnEwatrc LEFTTURN LANE LANE LANE uxE LANE LANE north Current West Coast Hwy IOOTROW by Hipp Marine BICYCLE TRAVEL TRAVEL TRAVEL I TWO WAY I TRAVEL TRAVEL TRAVEL BICYCLE LANE LANE LANE LANE LEFT TURN LANE LANE LANE LANE LANE Proposed Typica/Section West Coast Hwy @ 112TROW Street Parking Scattered On- Street Parking Throughout the Segment (both metered &non - metered) Removal of Parking on Arterials is Preferred as it Causes Safety Concerns as well as Increases in Congestion Replacement of Public Street Parking will be Required by Coastal Commission Funding of Ultimate Improvements State has Primary Responsibility, however due to known long term budget shortfalls and higher priorities, Major Caltrans Funding is Unlikely OCTA's Combined Transportation Funding Program (Grants) would be the Primary Funding Means for Arterial Widening and Improvements City Gas Tax and Measure M2 Fair Share funding would Provide Necessary Match Funding if needed Recommendation Maintain the Current Roadway Designation for West Coast Highway through Mariner's Mile as a 6 Lane Major Arterial. Abide by General Plan Goal CE 2.3.1 calling for Improving Coast Highway to it's Ultimate Width in Mariners Mile consistent with the City's Vision and to Provide the City with More Opportunities to Increase Operational Efficiencies. Questions &Comments N4 1 ! FO R% Your Public Works Department A Well- Engineered Machine Protecting and Providing Quality Public Improvements and Services Examples of Similar 6 Lane Arterials through Commercial Districts Brookhurst Street through North Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley 42- 53KADT Imperial Highway through Brea, Fullerton, and La Habra 42 -47K ADT Warner Avenue through the middle of Huntington Beach 40K ADT ValleyView through Los Alamitos and Cypress 42 -52K ADT '- ,� ��• '� „ �• a , ,'� bF ��y v e�"i 1`� �• ;�� -} �; `` �J� ��, �, � R4: w w; .� .. ,.. e� � �� �� J �- kA _ i`_ 70 R,� v Ale " mow• �.� • -'•3 -. 4� AA N .•! i �I __` A