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1 DALZIEL BUILDING. 250 FRANK H. OGAWA PLAZA. SUITE OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA Public Works Agency TEL: (510) Transportation Planning & Funding Division FAX: (510) Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, Monthly Meeting Thursday, March 21, 2013; 5:30-7:30 pm Oakland City Hall, Sgt Daniel Sakai Hearing Room (aka Hearing Room 4), Second Floor AGENDA Time Item # Topic 5:30 1 Introductions, appointment of note taker (5 minutes) Ad Topic Type 5:35 2 5:40 3 6:35 4 7:15 5 Approval of meeting minutes (5 minutes) Seek motion to adopt the February meeting minutes. Broadway, Keith-Brookside Aves, Ped/Bike Improvements (50 minutes) Staff from the Transportation Services Division will share the conceptual plan for traffic calming and ped/bike improvements on Broadway, Keith-Brookside Aves, and take comments from the committee. This is one of several projects funded by the settlement from Caltrans Caldecott Fourth Bore project. Draft design/policy for green pavement in bike lane conflict zones Attachment (40 minutes) Staff will share draft guidelines and project documents developed for the installation of green pavement in bike lane conflict zones. The documents include materials specifications, draft designs, and a cost estimate for six intersections. Staff will take comments from the committee. BPAC Chair and Vice-Chair election (5 minutes) The BPAC will select the Chair and Vice-Chair for the upcoming year. The nominee for Chair is Chris Hwang (current Chair) and the nominee for Vice-Chair is Christopher Kidd. Per the by-laws, eligible voters are: Ann Killebrew, Brian Toy, Carol Levine, Chris Hwang, Chris Kidd, Daniel Schulman, Dave Campbell, Ina Gerhard, Midori Tabata, Rebecca Saltzman, Robert Prinz, Ryan Chan, and Tom Williging. A A A A 7:20 6 Announcements, suggestions for next meeting topics (10 minutes) Ad * Topic Types: I=informational; A=action item; Ad=administrative Agenda online at www2.oaklandnet.com/n/oak This meeting will follow Robert's Rules of Order (see For more information, please call (510) or bikeped@oaklandnet.com.
2 SLIP TURN - UPSTREAM (TYPE 1) GREEN PAVEMENT R4-4 (OPTIONAL) BIKE LANE SYMBOL AND ARROW SLIP TURN OPENING "X" LF APPROACH 50 LF CONFLICT ZONE "X" + 50 LF Policy: Green bike lanes may be used to alert bicyclists and motorists of a conflict zone where a continuous bike lane crosses a slip turn, a turn pocket opening, or an oblique intersection. Striping: The green bike lane should be installed for the length of the conflict zone. The treatment includes two bike lane skip stripes (Detail 39A), green color for the width of the bike lane, and a bike lane symbol/arrow. The conflict zone starts 50 feet in advance of where the curb line diverges from the roadway's centerline. The conflict zone ends at the beginning of the median island that separates the through lanes from the slip turn. The bike lane symbol/arrow is centered in the conflict zone. MUTCD R4-4 Sign Signage: The R4-4 sign (Begin Right Turn Lane Yield to Bikes) may be used in conjunction with the green bike lane. G-1
3 SLIP TURN - DOWNSTREAM (TYPE 2) CONFLICT ZONE - "Z" LF "Z" LF EACH GREEN PAVEMENT BIKE LANE SYMBOL AND ARROW W11-1 (Optional) Policy: Green bike lanes may be used to alert bicyclists and motorists of a conflict zone where a continuous bike lane crosses a slip turn, a turn pocket opening, or an oblique intersection. Striping: The green bike lane should be installed for the length of the conflict zone. The treatment includes two bike lane skip stripes (Detail 39A), green color for the width of the bike lane, and a bike lane symbol/arrow. The conflict zone starts at the end of the median island that separates the through lanes from the slip turn. The conflict zone ends where the curb line becomes parallel to the roadway centerline. The bike lane symbol/arrow is centered in the conflict zone. Signage: The W11-1 sign (Bicycle Traffic) may be used in conjunction with the green bike lane. MUTCD W11-1 Sign G-2
4 TURN POCKET (TYPE 3) GREEN PAVEMENT R4-4 (OPTIONAL) BIKE LANE SYMBOL AND ARROW CONFLICT ZONE X' Policy: Green bike lanes may be used to alert bicyclists and motorists of a conflict zone where a continuous bike lane crosses a slip turn, a turn pocket opening, or an oblique intersection. Striping: The green bike lane should be installed for the length of the conflict zone. The treatment includes two bike lane skip stripes (Detail 39A), green color for the width of the bike lane, and a bike lane symbol/arrow. Along the turn pocket, the green bike lane is bounded by a bike lane line (Detail 39) and a channelizing line (Detail 38A). The conflict zone starts at the beginning of the turn pocket taper. The conflict zone ends at the crosswalk or limit line. The bike lane symbol/arrow is centered in the turn pocket opening. MUTCD R4-4 Sign Signage: The R4-4 sign (Begin Right Turn Lane Yield to Bikes) may be used in conjunction with the green bike lane. G-3
5 OBLIQUE INTERSECTION (TYPE 4) GREEN PAVEMENT BIKE LANE SYMBOL AND ARROW W11-1 (OPTIONAL) CONFLICT ZONE BUS STOP BUS STOP Policy: Green bike lanes may be used to alert bicyclists and motorists of a conflict zone where a continuous bike lane crosses a slip turn, a turn pocket opening, or an oblique intersection. Striping: The green bike lane should be installed for the length of the conflict zone. The treatment includes two bike lane skip stripes (Detail 39A), green color for the width of the bike lane, and a bike lane symbol/arrow. The conflict zone connects the upstream bike lane through the intersection to the downstream bike lane. The bike lane symbol/arrow is located 20 feet past the crosswalk or limit line on the upstream side of the intersection. Signage: The W11-1 sign (Bicycle Traffic) may be used in conjunction with the green bike lane. MUTCD W11-1 Sign G-4
6 LEGEND STRIPING CONSTRUCTION NOTE NUMBER DETAIL NUMBER PER CALTRANS STD PLANS Traffic lines as cardinal number Arrows as roman numeral TRAFFIC SIGNAL WHITE LINE) YELLOW LINE) ETR LF SF CR FC 250 FRANK H. OGAWA PLAZA, SUITE 4344 * OAKLAND CA, (510) * FAX (510) FIRE HYDRANT BLUE FIRE HYDRANT MARKER EXISTING TO REMAIN LINEAR FEET SQUARE FEET CURB RETURN FACE OF CURB CONSTRUCTION NOTES GRAPHIC SCALE (IN FEET) 15' 30' 60' 120' BIKE LANE SYMBOL & ARROW Install pre-formed thermoplastic bike lane symbol and bike lane arrow markings on a green backing. GREEN BIKE LANE Install green thermoplastic backing in between the two Detail 39A stripes defining the bike lane. REMOVAL Remove conflicting striping/markings. Grand Avenue & Bay Place SCALE: 1" = 60' DATE: January 2013 PROJECT NO. TBD SHEET NO OF DRAWING NAME: Z:\Divisions_and_Teams\Transportation\Bike-Ped_Program\Projects\Bikeways-striping\Green Pavement\Design\GrandAve_WB_BayPl_NS.dwg PLOT DATE: PLOTTED BY: bikedesigner
7 LEGEND STRIPING CONSTRUCTION NOTE NUMBER DETAIL NUMBER PER CALTRANS STD PLANS Traffic lines as cardinal number Arrows as roman numeral TRAFFIC SIGNAL WHITE LINE) YELLOW LINE) ETR LF SF CR FC 250 FRANK H. OGAWA PLAZA, SUITE 4344 * OAKLAND CA, (510) * FAX (510) FIRE HYDRANT BLUE FIRE HYDRANT MARKER EXISTING TO REMAIN LINEAR FEET SQUARE FEET CURB RETURN FACE OF CURB CONSTRUCTION NOTES GRAPHIC SCALE (IN FEET) 15' 30' 60' 120' BIKE LANE SYMBOL & ARROW Install pre-formed thermoplastic bike lane symbol and bike lane arrow markings on a green backing. GREEN BIKE LANE Install green thermoplastic backing in between the two Detail 39A stripes defining the bike lane. REMOVAL Remove conflicting striping/markings. 27th Street & Northgate Avenue SCALE: 1" = 60' PROJECT NO. TBD DATE: JANUARY 2013 SHEET NO OF DRAWING NAME: Z:\Divisions_and_Teams\Transportation\Bike-Ped_Program\Projects\Bikeways-striping\Green Pavement\Design\27thSt_WB_NorthgateAve_NS.dwg PLOT DATE: PLOTTED BY: bikedesigner
8 LEGEND STRIPING CONSTRUCTION NOTE NUMBER DETAIL NUMBER PER CALTRANS STD PLANS Traffic lines as cardinal number Arrows as roman numeral TRAFFIC SIGNAL WHITE LINE) YELLOW LINE) ETR LF SF CR FC 250 FRANK H. OGAWA PLAZA, SUITE 4344 * OAKLAND CA, (510) * FAX (510) FIRE HYDRANT BLUE FIRE HYDRANT MARKER EXISTING TO REMAIN LINEAR FEET SQUARE FEET CURB RETURN FACE OF CURB CONSTRUCTION NOTES GRAPHIC SCALE (IN FEET) 15' 30' 60' 120' BIKE LANE SYMBOL & ARROW Install pre-formed thermoplastic bike lane symbol and bike lane arrow markings on a green backing. GREEN BIKE LANE Install green thermoplastic backing in between the two Detail 39A stripes defining the bike lane. REMOVAL Remove conflicting striping/markings. 27th Street & Broadway SCALE: 1" = 60' PROJECT NO. TBD DATE: December 2012 SHEET NO OF DRAWING NAME: Z:\Divisions_and_Teams\Transportation\Bike-Ped_Program\Projects\Bikeways-striping\Green Pavement\Design\27thSt_WB_Broadway_NS.dwg PLOT DATE: PLOTTED BY: bikedesigner
9 LEGEND STRIPING CONSTRUCTION NOTE NUMBER DETAIL NUMBER PER CALTRANS STD PLANS Traffic lines as cardinal number Arrows as roman numeral TRAFFIC SIGNAL WHITE LINE) YELLOW LINE) ETR LF SF CR FC FIRE HYDRANT BLUE FIRE HYDRANT MARKER EXISTING TO REMAIN LINEAR FEET SQUARE FEET CURB RETURN 250 FRANK H. OGAWA PLAZA, SUITE 4344 * OAKLAND CA, (510) * FAX (510) FACE OF CURB CONSTRUCTION NOTES GRAPHIC SCALE (IN FEET) 15' 30' 60' 120' BIKE LANE SYMBOL & ARROW Install pre-formed thermoplastic bike lane symbol and bike lane arrow markings on a green backing. GREEN BIKE LANE Install green thermoplastic backing in between the two Detail 39A stripes defining the bike lane. REMOVAL Remove conflicting striping/markings. Lakeshore Avenue & 1st Avenue SCALE: 1" = 60' PROJECT NO. TBD DATE: December 2012 SHEET NO OF DRAWING NAME: Z:\Divisions_and_Teams\Transportation\Bike-Ped_Program\Projects\Bikeways-striping\Green Pavement\Design\Lakeshore_SB_1stAve_NS.dwg PLOT DATE: PLOTTED BY: bikedesigner
10 REMOVAL STRIPING LEGEND STRIPING CONSTRUCTION NOTE NUMBER DETAIL NUMBER PER CALTRANS STD PLANS Traffic lines as cardinal number Arrows as roman numeral TRAFFIC SIGNAL WHITE LINE) YELLOW LINE) ETR LF SF CR FC FIRE HYDRANT BLUE FIRE HYDRANT MARKER EXISTING TO REMAIN LINEAR FEET SQUARE FEET CURB RETURN 250 FRANK H. OGAWA PLAZA, SUITE 4344 * OAKLAND CA, (510) * FAX (510) FACE OF CURB CONSTRUCTION NOTES GRAPHIC SCALE (IN FEET) 15' 30' 60' 120' BIKE LANE SYMBOL & ARROW Install pre-formed thermoplastic bike lane symbol and bike lane arrow markings on a green backing. GREEN BIKE LANE Install green thermoplastic backing in between the two Detail 39A stripes defining the bike lane. REMOVAL Remove conflicting striping/markings. Lakeshore Avenue & E18th Street SCALE: 1" = 60' PROJECT NO. TBD DATE: December 2012 SHEET NO OF DRAWING NAME: Z:\Divisions_and_Teams\Transportation\Bike-Ped_Program\Projects\Bikeways-striping\Green Pavement\Design\Lakeshore_NB_E18thSt_NS.dwg PLOT DATE: PLOTTED BY: bikedesigner
11 LEGEND STRIPING CONSTRUCTION NOTE NUMBER DETAIL NUMBER PER CALTRANS STD PLANS Traffic lines as cardinal number Arrows as roman numeral TRAFFIC SIGNAL WHITE LINE) YELLOW LINE) ETR LF SF CR FC 250 FRANK H. OGAWA PLAZA, SUITE 4344 * OAKLAND CA, (510) * FAX (510) FIRE HYDRANT BLUE FIRE HYDRANT MARKER EXISTING TO REMAIN LINEAR FEET SQUARE FEET CURB RETURN FACE OF CURB CONSTRUCTION NOTES GRAPHIC SCALE (IN FEET) 30' 60' BIKE LANE SYMBOL & ARROW Install pre-formed thermoplastic bike lane symbol and bike lane arrow markings on a green backing. GREEN BIKE LANE Install green thermoplastic backing in between the two Detail 39A stripes defining the bike lane. E 18th Street & Lakeshore Avenue 15' SCALE: 1" = 60' DATE: January 2013 PROJECT NO. TBD 120' SHEET NO OF DRAWING NAME: Z:\Divisions_and_Teams\Transportation\Bike-Ped_Program\Projects\Bikeways-striping\Green Pavement\Design\Lakeshore_NB_E18thSt_FS.dwg PLOT DATE: PLOTTED BY: bikedesigner
12 Green Bike Lane/Conflict Zone Pilot Project Budget Estimate (Six locations) Unit UOM Qty Unit cost Total White stripes LF 2210 $ 1.00 $ 2, Bike lane & arrow pre formed thermo markings EA 8 $ $ Pre formed thermo, green SF 6630 $ $ 66, Remove striping LF 1928 $ 1.00 $ 1, Remove markings SF 98 $ 2.00 $ $ 71, /18/2013
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