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4 MI M Y PLN LNIV N L ION 90..., N s indicated on the lternative tandards pplication Form, the pplicant/eveloper of Mirada proposes three () lternative tandards to Land evelopment ode (L) ection 90. wo of the requested lternative tandards are from ection (pavement width) and one is from 90.7., applicability of icycle Facilities. ach is described and justified separately below. LNIV N QU FOM FO YP Y he proposed Master oadway Plan for Mirada has five () ype (minor collector) roadways. Pursuant to Pasco ounty Land evelopment ode ection 90..., a ype roadway without onstreet parking is required to provide travel lanes at a total of feet in width (i.e., lanes at feet each). For all ype streets in Mirada, the applicant requests the use of -foot wide lanes for a total of feet of travel lane pavement for a difference of feet. s part of this lternative tandard, the applicant proposes to increase the bicycle lane widths from feet on each side of the roadway to feet to allow the opportunity for low speed vehicles (LVs) such as golf carts to use the streets, thus making the bicycle lanes into multi-modal lanes. emonstrate ompliance with the Following: Please answer the following criteria for approval as per ection If more than one alternative standard is requested, please address each request. Item or shall be met and all of,, and shall be met.. he alternative standard meets or exceeds the intent and purpose of the ode requirement at issue. he applicant believes, and we concur, that the alternative standard at least meets, if not exceeds, the intent and purpose of the ode requirement at issue. ecently, we have seen a trend in the area toward narrowing street lanes from feet to feet or even 0 feet in some cases to limit the feeling of spaciousness afforded by -foot lanes that can result in encouraging drivers to speed. We have seen this on roadways with design speeds as high as miles per hour. he proposed design/posted speed of these ype roadways is mph. We believe foot lanes will potentially encourage motorists to proceed at safer speeds. In addition, the applicant is proposing to add feet to each of the bicycle lanes on these roadways to create multi-modal lanes that can accommodate low speed vehicles (LVs). he additional lane width and resulting accommodation of LVs should play an important role in reducing automobile trips within the Mirada development. hus, the applicant feels that the alternative standard exceeds the intent of the L.. No feasible engineering or construction solutions can be applied to satisfy the regulation. Not applicable.. he alternative standard does not adversely affect compliance with other ode provisions, development order(s), or permit(s). he requested lternative tandard does not adversely affect compliance with any other ode provision,
5 development order, or permit.. he alternative standard is not in conflict with other mandatory substantive requirements of local, tate, or Federal law. he requested lternative tandard does not conflict with any mandatory substantive requirements of local, tate, or Federal law.. he alternative standard is consistent with the applicable provisions of the omprehensive Plan. he requested alternative standard conflicts with no goals, objectives, or policies of the Pasco ounty omprehensive Plan. LNIV N QU FOM FO YP Y he proposed Master oadway Plan for Mirada has one () ype (major collector) roadway, to be called Mirada oulevard. Pursuant to Pasco ounty Land evelopment ode ection 90..., a ype roadway without on-street parking is required to provide travel lanes at a total of 8 feet in width (i.e., lanes at feet each). For Mirada oulevard, the applicant requests the use of -foot wide lanes for a total of feet of travel lane pavement for a difference of feet. emonstrate ompliance with the Following: Please answer the following criteria for approval as per ection If more than one alternative standard is requested, please address each request. Item or shall be met and all of,, and shall be met.. he alternative standard meets or exceeds the intent and purpose of the ode requirement at issue. he applicant believes, and we concur, that the alternative standard meets the intent and purpose of the ode requirement at issue. ecently, as indicated above, we have seen a trend in the area toward narrowing street lanes from feet to feet or even 0 feet in some cases to limit the feeling of spaciousness afforded by -foot lanes that can result in encouraging drivers to speed. We have seen this on roadways with design speeds as high as miles per hour, including the ounty s approved ypical ection for linton venue as adopted in its oute tudy. linton venue is a proposed -lane divided roadway with a mph design speed. he proposed design/posted speed of Mirada oulevard is mph. We believe -foot lanes will potentially encourage motorists to proceed at safer speeds.. No feasible engineering or construction solutions can be applied to satisfy the regulation. Not applicable.. he alternative standard does not adversely affect compliance with other ode provisions, development order(s), or permit(s). he requested lternative tandard does not adversely affect compliance with any other ode provision, development order, or permit.
6 . he alternative standard is not in conflict with other mandatory substantive requirements of local, tate, or Federal law. he requested lternative tandard does not conflict with any mandatory substantive requirements of local, tate, or Federal law.. he alternative standard is consistent with the applicable provisions of the omprehensive Plan. he requested alternative standard conflicts with no goals, objectives, or policies of the Pasco ounty omprehensive Plan. LNIV N QU FOM FO YP Y he proposed Master oadway Plan for Mirada has one () ype (major collector) roadway, to be called Mirada oulevard. Pursuant to Pasco ounty Land evelopment ode ection 90.7., a ype roadway is required to have bike lanes. For Mirada oulevard, the applicant/developer is proposing the use of a multi-modal path of -feet in width in lieu of bicycle lanes, and also proposes to upsize the required -foot sidewalk on the opposite side of the street from the multi-modal path to feet in width. emonstrate ompliance with the Following: Please answer the following criteria for approval as per ection If more than one alternative standard is requested, please address each request. Item or shall be met and all of,, and shall be met.. he alternative standard meets or exceeds the intent and purpose of the ode requirement at issue. he applicant believes, and we concur, that the alternative standard meets the intent and purpose of the ode requirement at issue. he applicant believes, and we concur, that adequate provision and accommodation for a robust variety of mobility modes, including pedestrian traffic, bicycles, in-line skates, golf carts, and low speed vehicles (LVs) can be made on a -foot wide multi-modal path provided in proximity to a collector roadway. uccess in moving people through a community via a variety of mobility modes on such a trail system has been demonstrated at he Villages, which has trails of varying widths, including feet, and Peachtree ity, Georgia, which has the longest system of golf cart trails in this country, and in which all trails are only 0 feet in width and are shared with bicycles and pedestrians. he developer proposes to upsize the -foot sidewalks on the opposite side of Mirada oulevard from the -foot trail system to feet in width. 7. No feasible engineering or construction solutions can be applied to satisfy the regulation. Not applicable. 8. he alternative standard does not adversely affect compliance with other ode provisions, development order(s), or permit(s). he requested lternative tandard does not adversely affect compliance with any other ode provision,
7 development order, or permit. 9. he alternative standard is not in conflict with other mandatory substantive requirements of local, tate, or Federal law. he requested lternative tandard does not conflict with any mandatory substantive requirements of local, tate, or Federal law. 0. he alternative standard is consistent with the applicable provisions of the omprehensive Plan. he requested alternative standard conflicts with no goals, objectives, or policies of the Pasco ounty omprehensive Plan.
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