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1 CITY OF OAKLAND DALZIEL BUILDING. 250 FRANK H. OGAWA PLAZA. SUITE OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA Public Works Agency TEL: (510) Infrastructure Plans and Programming Division FAX: (510) Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, Monthly Meeting Thursday, May 19, 2011; 5:30-7:30 p.m Oakland City Hall, Sgt Daniel Sakai Hearing Room (aka Hearing Room 4), Second Floor AGENDA Time Item # Topic Topic Type * 5:30 1 Introductions, appointment of note taker (5 minutes) Ad 5:35 2 5:40 3 6:20 4 6:45 5 7:05 6 7:15 Approval of meeting minutes (consent item) (5 minutes) Vote on motion to adopt the April meeting minutes. Broadway/Pleasant Valley Safeway Project Attachment (40 minutes) Staff and consultants working on the proposed redevelopment of the Rockridge Shopping Center (anchored by Safeway and CVS) will present the current design proposal, provide an update on the status of the project, and take comments from the committee. Mayor's Pedestrian Access and Safety Task Force (25 minutes) City of Oakland ADA Coordinator Christine Calabrese will brief the committee on the scope and mission of the task force, and next steps for community involvement. Resurfacing-s Overview Attachment (20 minutes) Jason Patton will provide an update on current resurfacing projects and coordination with bikeway implementation. Chair s Annual Report (10 minutes) 2010 BPAC Chair Jonathan Bair will discuss his assessment of BPAC activities in Community response to feedback from the League of American Bicyclists Link (5 minutes) Jason Patton will briefly discuss the community response to the feedback that Oakland received from the League of American Bicyclists upon its designation as a bronze-level Bicycle Friendly Community. A A A I I I 7:20 7 Announcements, suggestions for next meeting topics (10 minutes) Ad * Topic Types: I=informational; A=action item; Ad=administrative This meeting will follow Robert's Rules of Order (see For more information, please call (510) or bikeped@oaklandnet.com.
2 SITE DATA Site Area : ACRES 665,409 S.F. Major 'A' : (Safeway) 65,019 S.F. Bldg. 'B' : (Retail) 5,823 S.F. Bldg. 'C1' : (Retail) 12,853 S.F. Bldg. 'C2' : (Office) 13,311 S.F. Bldg. 'D' : (Bank) 4,213 S.F. Bldg. 'E' : (None Provided) Bldg. 'F' : (Restaurant) 2,913 S.F. Bldg. 'G' : (Major Retail) 10,580 S.F. Bldg. 'G2' : (Major Retail - Upper Level) 10,726 S.F. Bldg. 'H' : (Retail) 6,688 S.F. Bldg. 'I' : (Major Retail) 16,200 S.F. Bldg. 'J' : (Retail) 10,204 S.F. Bldg. 'K' : (Retail - Includes 2,000 S.F. of Restaurant) 13,012 S.F. Bldg. 'L0' : (Retail - Street Level) 29,056 S.F. Bldg. 'L1a' : (Restaurant - includes 1,971 S.F. Patio) 8,367 S.F. Bldg. 'L1b' : (Retail) 10,800 S.F. Bldg. 'L1c' : (Retail) 6,684 S.F. Bldg. 'L2a' : (Retail - Upper Level) 21,650 S.F. Bldg. 'L2b' : (Retail - Upper Level) 14,830 S.F. Bldg. 'N' : (Major Retail) 6,667 S.F. Bldg. 'N2' : (Major Retail - Upper Level) 7,792 S.F. Bldg. 'O' : (Retail) 2,000 S.F. Total Building GLA (Net) : 279,388 S.F. Total Common Area (Includes Receiving 'M'): Total Building GLA (Gross) : Required Parking: Standard Parking Provided : Handicap Parking Provided : Compacts Provided : 19.98% Total Proposed Parking: 16,302 S.F. 295,690 S.F. 886 Spaces 741 SPACES 28 SPACES 192 SPACES 961 SPACES Parking Ratio : 3.44 SPACES/1,000 S.F. Site Coverage: 42.0% Protected Tree Proposed Removal / within 10 Feet of Construction Activity Trees proposed for removal Trees not proposed for removal but located within 10 feet of Construction Activity # Species dbh # Species dbh 581 Ulmus Parvifolia Platanus Racemosa Ulmus Parvifolia Platanus Racemosa Pinus Radiata Olea Europaea Pinus Radiata Platanus Racemosa Pinus Radiata Eriobotrya Deflexa Platanus Racemosa Platanus Racemosa Platanus Racemosa Olea Europaea 14.4
3 SITE DATA : SITE AREA : ACRES 670,824 S.F. EXISITNG BLDG '1' 3 STORY EXISITNG BLDG '2' EXISITNG BLDG '3' EXISITNG BLDG '4' EXISITNG BLDG '5' EXISITNG BLDG '6' TOTAL BUILDING AREA : 18,000 S.F. 14,906 S.F. 47,975 S.F. 6,605 S.F. 10,756 S.F. 87,220 S.F. 185,462 S.F. STANDARD PARKING PROVIDED : 650 SPACE COMPACT PARKING PROVIDED : 0% 0 SPACE HANDICAP PARKING PROVIDED : 17 SPACE TOTAL PARKING PROVIDED : 667 SPACE PARKING RATIO : 3.60 SPACES / 1000 S.F. SITE COVERAGE : 28%
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5 City of Oakland s/resurfacing Coordination Department of Engineering and Construction [JWP, 10 May 20011] Project C (Proposition 1B funding) Existing Proposed Bike Plan Priority Included 105 AV RUSSET ST INTERNATIONAL BLVD 3 2 X X included as proposed 106 AV FOOTHILL BV PERALTA OAKS DR 0 0 No proposed bikeway ALAMEDA AV FRUITVALE AV E 8 ST 2 2 X Restriping project with minor improvements ARDLEY AV E 31 ST HWY 580 BRIDGE 0 3A X being developed as separate project CLAREMONT AV CITY LIMIT ALVARADO RD Project would require roadway widening COLISEUM WY 66TH AV CREEK BRIDGE 0 0 No proposed bikeway E 33 ST BEAUMONT AV 14 AV 0 2 X X included as proposed EXCELSIOR AV KINGSLEY ST MACARTHUR BV 0 3B X X included as proposed GOLF LINKS RD BURGOS AV MOUNTAIN BV Project would require roadway widening HARRISON ST WB HAMILTON PL 27 ST 0 3A X being developed as separate project INTERNATIONAL BLVD 21 AV 14 AV 0 0 No proposed bikeway LINK ST 104 AV 106 AV 3 2 X X included as proposed MACARTHUR (SB) PARK BV BEAUMONT AV 0 2 X X included as proposed MACARTHUR BV GREENACRE RD HIGH ST 0 2 X included as proposed S COLISEUM WY CREEK BRIDGE HEGENBERGER RD 0 0 No proposed bikeway STANFORD AV S MARKET ST CITY LIMIT 0 0 No proposed bikeway SUNNYMERE AV SEMINARY AV VAN MOURIK AV 3 3B Paving project only 535 feet of roadway W GRAND AV CAMPBELL ST MANDELA PKWY 0 2 Paving project only 416 feet of roadway W MACARTHUR BV BROADWAY MANILA AV 0 2 X being developed as separate project KEY Existing /Proposed : 2.1 = bicycle lane in one direction only 0 = no bikeway 3 = bicycle route 1 = bicycle path 3A = arterial bicycle route 2 = bicycle lane 3B = bicycle boulevard Bike Plan Priority = Priority project as per the Bicycle Master Plan (2007) Included Project = project proposed for inclusion with resurfacing. 1 of 3
6 Project C (Federal Stimulus funding) Priority 98 AV STANLEY AVE THERMAL ST 0 0 No proposed bikeway ADELINE ST W GRAND AV 36 ST 0 2 Low priority: close to Market St, Mandela Pkwy BEAUMONT AV E 38 ST E 31 ST 0 0 No proposed bikeway CLAREMONT AV HUDSON ST CITY LIMIT 0 2 Low priority, would require study for road diet FOOTHILL BV 14 AV LAKESHORE AV 0 2 X Arterial bike route instead of bike lanes (39' ROW) KELLER AV MOUNTAIN BV RILEA WY 0 3 No proposed bikeway striping MACARTHUR BV MILLSVIEW AV ENOS AV 0 2 X Included for Enos Ave to Buell St only SAN LEANDRO ST 53 AV SEMINARY AV 0 1 Pending East Bay Greenway SANTA CLARA AV GRAND AV HARRISON ST 2 2 X Restriping project with minor improvements STANFORD AV S SAN PABLO AV MARKET ST 0 0 No proposed bikeway W GRAND AV MARKET ST SAN PABLO AV 2 2 X Restriping project with minor improvements Project C (Federal Stimulus funding) Priority BROADWAY (EB) EMBARCADERO HWY /3A X included as proposed (above Grand Ave) FOOTHILL BV 23 AVE SEMINARY AVE 0 3A X included as proposed M L KING WAY EMBARCADERO W GRAND AVE 3 2 Low priority, would require study for road diet SAN PABLO AV 16 ST 36 ST 3 3A X included as proposed (16th to 32nd) Project C (Federal Stimulus funding) Priority Adeline St. 19th St. West Grand Ave. 0 2 Two blocks of paving; requires study for road diet Pleasant Valley Ave. Broadway City Limit 0 3A Low priority sharrow project Santa Clara Ave. (WB) Grand Ave. Santa Clara Ave. 0 2 X included as proposed Stanford Ave. (NB) San Pablo Ave. Market St. 0 0 No proposed bikeway West MacArthur Blvd. MLK Jr Way 580 Freeway 0 2 Feasibility study results require EIR Project G (Federal block grant funding) Priority Broadway 38th St Broadway Ter 0 2 X X Pending final design and City Council approval E 12th St 12th Ave 40th Ave 0 2 X X Pending final design and City Council approval Lakeshore Ave Lake Park Ave Mandana Blvd 0 3A X Included as proposed, plus bike lanes under I 580 Skyline Blvd Parkridge Dr Joaquin Miller Rd 3 3 No proposed bikeway striping Alcatraz Ave College Ave City Limit 0 2 X included as proposed 2 of 3
7 Project C (Proposition 1B funding) Existing Proposed Bike Plan Priority Included 12th St Broadway Franklin St 0 0 No proposed bikeway 12th St Webster Harrison 0 0 No proposed bikeway 14th St Mandela Pkwy Brush St 0 2 X X included as proposed 26th St Mandela Pkwy Campbell St 0 0 No proposed bikeway 33rd St Market St M. L. King Way 0 0 No proposed bikeway 42nd Ave Foothill Blvd International Blvd (600' w 0 0 No proposed bikeway Brookdale Ave High St Monticello Ave 0 0 No proposed bikeway E.33rd Street Elliot St 13th Ave 0 0 No proposed bikeway Greenwood Rd Norwood Ave Park Blvd 0 0 No proposed bikeway Jackson Street 7th Street 9th Street 0 0 No proposed bikeway Joaquin Miller Rd HWY 13 Overcrossing Monterey Blvd ' paving project Lakeshore Ave MacArthur Blvd Lake Park Ave 0 3A X Bike lanes instead of sharrows Lincoln Ave Palmetto St Monterey Blvd 0 0 No proposed bikeway Moraga Ave Mountain Blvd Thornhill Dr 0 0 No proposed bikeway Mountain Blvd Moraga Ave Snake Rd 3 3A corridor pending development Mountain Blvd Snake Rd Off Ramp 3 3A corridor pending development Mountain Blvd Off Ramp Ascot Dr 0 0 No proposed bikeway Park Blvd Monterey Blvd Mountain Blvd 0 1 Pending Park Blvd path development School St Fruitvale Ave North End 0 0 No proposed bikeway Telegraph Ave 51st St Aileen St 0 2 X X Sharrows included for 55th St to Aileen St Tiffin Rd Lincoln Ave Whittle 0 3B One block paving project Vernon St Bay Place Vernon Terrace 0 0 No proposed bikeway Project C (Proposition 1B funding) Existing Proposed Bike Plan Priority Included 66th Ave Oakport Ave San Leandro St 0 1/2 Requires study for road diet; path development Campus Dr 580' N of Skypoint Ct Campus Dr 0 0 No proposed bikeway E 12th St Fruitvale Ave 46th Ave 0 3A X Included Fruitvale to 40th Ave, plus bike lanes Elmwood Ave Derby St Lancaster St 0 0 No proposed bikeway Foothill Blvd Havenscourt Blvd MacArthur Blvd 0 0 No proposed bikeway Grizzly Peak Blvd Skyline Blvd Marlborough Terrace 3 3 No proposed bikeway striping Grizzly Peak Blvd Marlborough Terrace Fish Ranch Rd 3 3 No proposed bikeway striping Helen St 32nd St Peralta St 0 0 No proposed bikeway Hillmont Dr 73rd Ave Parker 0 0 No proposed bikeway MacArthur Blvd Millsview Ave Camden St 0 2 Requires coordination for LAMMPS implementation MacArthur Blvd Seminary Ave 73rd Ave 0 3A Low priority sharrow project Piedmont Ave West Mac Arthur Pleasant Valley 0 2 X included as proposed St Cloud Ct Viewcrest Dr West End 0 0 No proposed bikeway Twin Oaks Way Fairway Ave I 580 Crossing 0 0 No proposed bikeway Viewcrest Ct Viewcrest Dr East End 0 0 No proposed bikeway 108th Ave Foothill Blvd MacArthur Blvd 0 0 No proposed bikeway 3 of 3
PROJECT SPONSOR: The City of Oakland
Grand Ave, MacArthur Blvd, Market St, and Telegraph Ave. The City s bicycle facilities include those within the jurisdiction of the Port of Oakland. The City s facilities also link to bicycle facilities
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