Dr. M.L. King, Jr. Street North Complete Streets Resurfacing Opportunities HOUSING, LAND USE, AND TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE MARCH 22, 2018
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1 Dr. M.L. King, Jr. Street North Complete Streets Resurfacing Opportunities HOUSING, LAND USE, AND TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE MARCH 22, 2018
2 What s Happening The City plans to mill and resurface Dr. M.L. King, Jr. Street from approximately 5 th Avenue North to 34 th Avenue North this fiscal year. Resurfacing provides an opportunity, through our Complete Streets Program, to implement changes to the roadway striping that enable a street to be safer while continuing to move people across several modes and support business needs along the corridor.
3 Public Engagement since November 2017 Combined and Individual Neighborhood Meetings Crescent Lake Crescent Heights Euclid-St. Paul Greater Woodlawn Historic Uptown Magnolia Heights Trolley Tour with Greater St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee Complete Streets Committee
4 Resurfacing Project Limitations How space is allocated within the curbs (bike lanes, medians, crosswalks, etc.) can change, but the curbs themselves will not be moved curb to curb
5 N 34 th Ave N 30 th Ave N 22 nd Ave N 9 th Ave N 5 th Ave N Current Conditions Project Length: 1.75 miles Roadway Level of Service: B/C Roadway Classification: Minor Arterial Existing Curb to Curb Width: ~60 (5 th Ave N to 30 th Ave N) ~50 (30 th Ave N to 34 th Ave N) Motor Vehicle Speeds: Speed Limit 35 mph Average operating speeds 45 mph 34% of southbound vehicles exceed 45 mph
6 N 34 th Ave N 30 th Ave N 22 nd Ave N 9 th Ave N 5 th Ave N Average Daily Traffic (vehicles per day) 9,600 3,500 9,000 10,000
7 N 34 th Ave N 30 th Ave N 22 nd Ave N 9 th Ave N 5 th Ave N 2030 Projected Average Daily Traffic (vehicles per day) 11,000 10,350 11,500 4,000 Turning Movement Counts indicate that existing dedicated left-turn lanes at signalized intersections should be retained
8 N 34 th Ave N 30 th Ave N 22 nd Ave N 9 th Ave N 5 th Ave N Recent (3-year) Crash History % of crashes occurred along 20% of the corridor length Total Crashes: 108 Crashes with Incapacitating Injuries: 3 Crashes with Fatal Injuries: 0 Crashes involving Motorcyclists: 3 Crashes involving Bicyclists: 2 Crashes involving Pedestrians: 2
9 34 th Ave N 30 th Ave N 22 nd Ave N 17 th Ave N 9 th Ave N 7 th Ave N 5 th Ave N N Existing Crosswalk Locations
10 Complete Streets Implementation Plan Draft Recommendations Street Type: City Connector Context Zone (land use): Mixed Use Anticipated modal priorities: Bicycle, Transit, and Pedestrian Target operating speeds: MPH Parallel Neighborhood Greenways on 7 th Street and 12 th Street
11 N Proposed Crosswalks and Existing Crosswalk Locations
12 Lane Reconfiguration Options Should there be bike lanes along Dr. M.L. King, Jr. Street North, or are bicyclists best accommodated on the proposed, parallel Neighborhood Greenways on 7 th Street and 12 th Street? Alternatives to be discussed for four critical segments: 5 th Ave N to 7 th Ave N 7 th Ave N to 9 th Ave N 9 th Ave N to 11 th Ave N 11 th Ave N to 30 th Ave N
13 34 th Ave N 30 th Ave N 22 nd Ave N 9 th Ave N 5 th Ave N N Segment 1: 5 th Avenue North to 7 th Avenue North
14 5 th Ave to 7 th Ave N Existing Lane Configuration Proposed Alternative 1 Converts one NB lane to landscaped median Retains on-street parking Proposed Alternative 2 Converts one NB lane and reduces inside lane width to provide bike lanes Retains on-street parking
15 34 th Ave N 30 th Ave N 22 nd Ave N 9 th Ave N 5 th Ave N N Segment 2: 7 th Avenue North to 9 th Avenue North
16 7 th Ave to 9 th Ave N Existing Lane Configuration Proposed Alternative 1 Converts one NB lane and the underutilized on-street parking to a landscaped median to continue the proposed bike lanes, though adds a buffer
17 34 th Ave N 30 th Ave N 22 nd Ave N 9 th Ave N 5 th Ave N N Segment 3: 9 th Avenue North to 11 th Avenue North
18 N Segment 3: 9 th Avenue North to 11 th Avenue North
19 34 th Ave N 30 th Ave N 22 nd Ave N 9 th Ave N 5 th Ave N N Segment 4: 11 th Avenue North to 30 th Avenue North
20 11 th Ave to 30 th Ave N Existing Lane Configuration Proposed Alternative 1 Narrow lanes to provide wider, landscaped medians that accommodates left turns Proposed Alternative 2 Narrow all lanes to acceptable minimums to provide continuous bike lane
21 11 th Ave to 30 th Ave N Existing Lane Configuration Proposed Alternative 3 Converts one NB lane to landscaped median which can accommodate left turns and narrows all lanes to provide continuous bike lanes
22 34 th Ave N 30 th Ave N 22 nd Ave N 9 th Ave N 5 th Ave N N Segment 3: 9 th Avenue North to 11 th Avenue North
23 9 th Ave to 11 th Ave Proposed Alternative Highland to 11 th Ave Converts one SB lane and narrows motor vehicle lanes to continue the proposed buffered bike lane 9 th Ave to Highland Converts one SB lane and narrows motor vehicle lanes to continue the proposed buffered bike lane South of 9 th Avenue
24 34 th Ave N 30 th Ave N 22 nd Ave N 9 th Ave N 5 th Ave N N Segment 5: 30 th Avenue North to 34 th Avenue North
25 30 th to 34 th Ave N Existing and Proposed Lane Configuration Curb to curb width narrows in this section, though vehicle volumes are consistent with the wider section to the south. Keeping the existing lane configuration matches the section north of 34 th Ave N that was previously resurfaced. New bicycle lanes currently being constructed along 30 th Ave N makes this a natural transition to end the north/south bike lanes.
26 Complete Streets Committee Review December 2017 and January 2018 Summary of Recommendations General preference for alternative cross-sections that provide continuous bike lane from 5 th Ave N to 30 th Avenue N Recognizes modal priority for corridor Retains on-street parking when necessary Provides for more moderate speeds along the corridor Need traffic analysis to understand impacts, at current and projected traffic volumes, particularly at major intersections, 5 th Avenue N and 22 nd Avenue N that provide access to I-275 Introduce buffered bike lanes where feasible
27 Complete Streets Multimodal Traffic Analysis 2018 and 2030 conditions Level of Traffic Stress (Corridor and Intersection) Intersection Level of Service Difference in Corridor Travel Time
28 Level of Traffic Stress Level of Stress Comfort Example Low (LTS 1) Highest level of comfort Suitable for children and elderly Moderate Low (LTS 2) Moderate High (LTS 3) High (LTS 4) Lower speeds / traffic volumes Suitable for the mainstream adult population Moderate traffic speed / multi-lane traffic Tolerated by cyclists who self-identify as enthused and confident Lowest level of comfort Only tolerated by cyclists who self-identify as strong and fearless
29 Roadway Existing Baseline Conditions MLK from 5 th Avenue N to 34 th Avenue N Segment 2 7 th Avenue to 9 th Avenue Segment 5 30 th Avenue to 34 th Avenue Segment 4 11 th Avenue to 30 th Avenue Segment 3 9 th Avenue to 11 th Avenue Segment 1 5 th Avenue to 7 th Avenue Speed Limit Total Lanes Bike Facility Bike Lane Width Estimated Bicycle Travel Time 35 mph 4 No N/A Nearly 18 minutes LEGEND LTS 1 LTS 2 LTS 3 LTS 4
30 Roadway Future Proposed Conditions MLK from 5 th Avenue N to 34 th Avenue N Segment 2 7 th Avenue to 9 th Avenue Segment 5 30 th Avenue to 34 th Avenue Segment 4 11 th Avenue to 30 th Avenue Segment 3 9 th Avenue to 11 th Avenue Segment 1 5 th Avenue to 7 th Avenue Speed Limit 35 mph Total Lanes 3 Lanes 5 th Ave to 30 th Ave 30 th Ave to 34 th Ave Bike Facility Bicycle Lane No Bike Lane Width 5-7 FT N/A Estimated Bicycle Travel Time 9-11 minutes At crossing with Highland likely will operate at a higher stress (LTS 3 or 4) and will need to be reviewed further with design LEGEND LTS 1 LTS 2 LTS 3 LTS 4
31 Intersections Existing Baseline Conditions Rectangular Maximum Speed Limit Maximum Lanes Signal Rapid Flash Beacon 35 mph 4 Lanes At major intersection s (LTS 1) None currently LEGEND LTS 1 LTS 2 LTS 3 LTS 4
32 Intersections Future Proposed Conditions Rectangular Maximum Speed Limit Maximum Lanes Signal Rapid Flash Beacon 35 mph 3 Lanes 5 th Ave to 30 th Ave At major intersection s (LTS 1) At enhanced crosswalks (LTS 2) LEGEND LTS 1 LTS 2 LTS 3 LTS 4
33 Intersection Level of Service Optimized, no (dedicated) SB right turn lane at 22 nd Avenue
34 Existing (2018) Traffic Volumes Alternatives Comparison # Intersection Existing without Alt (2018) Existing with Alt (2018) AM Peak Hour PM Peak Hour AM Peak Hour PM Peak Hour Delay (sec) LOS Delay (sec) LOS Delay (sec) LOS Delay (sec) LOS 1 34 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St B 15.6 B 12.1 B 15.0 B 2 30 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St B 16.8 B 11.2 B 19.0 B 3 22 nd Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St D 41.3 D 57.7 E 78.4 E 4 9 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St C 21.0 C 19.3 B 19.8 B 5 7 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St. 4.4 A 5.2 A 4.7 A 5.2 A 6 5 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St B 15.4 B 12.2 B 13.3 B With alternative lane configuration: LOS degrades to LOS E at 22 nd Avenue N LOS improves to LOS B at 9 th Avenue N
35 Future (2030) Traffic Volumes Alternatives Comparison # Intersection Future without Alt (2030) Future with Alt (2030) AM Peak Hour PM Peak Hour AM Peak Hour PM Peak Hour Delay (sec) LOS Delay (sec) LOS Delay (sec) LOS Delay (sec) LOS 1 34 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St B 16.5 B 12.6 B 16.2 B 2 30 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St B 17.3 B 11.5 B 25.8 C 3 22 nd Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St D 45.1 D 67.3 E 94.3 F 4 9 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St C 21.7 C 21.6 C 21.1 C 5 7 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St. 4.5 A 5.3 A 5.4 A 5.3 A 6 5 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St B 16.1 B 15.5 B 13.5 B With alternative lane configuration: LOS degrades to LOS C at 30 th Avenue N (for PM peak only) LOS degrades to LOS E/F at 22 nd Avenue N
36 Intersection Level of Service Optimized timings with proposed alternative - combined bike lane/rightturn lane at 22 nd Avenue
37 Existing (2018) Traffic Volumes Alternatives Comparison with 22 nd Ave N Optimization # Intersection Existing without Alt (2018) Existing with Alt (2018) AM Peak Hour PM Peak Hour AM Peak Hour PM Peak Hour Delay (sec) LOS Delay (sec) LOS Delay (sec) LOS Delay (sec) LOS 1 34 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. Dr B 15.6 B 12.1 B 15.0 B 2 30 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. Dr B 16.8 B 11.2 B 19.0 B 3 22 nd Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. Dr D 41.3 D 44.5 D 53.4 D 4 9 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. Dr C 21.0 C 19.1 B 19.8 B 5 7 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. Dr. 4.4 A 5.2 A 4.6 A 5.2 A 6 5 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. Dr B 15.4 B 12.3 B 13.3 B With alternative lane configuration and combination lane at 22 nd Avenue N: LOS improves to LOS B at 9 th Avenue N LOS remains the same at LOS D at 22 nd Avenue N
38 Future (2030) Traffic Volumes Alternatives Comparison Future without Alt (2030) Future with Alt (2030) AM Peak Hour PM Peak Hour AM Peak Hour PM Peak Hour # Intersection Delay (sec) LOS Delay (sec) LOS Delay (sec) LOS Delay (sec) LOS 1 34 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St B 16.5 B 12.6 B 16.2 B 2 30 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St B 17.3 B 11.5 B 25.8 C 3 22 nd Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St D 45.1 D 57.5 E 75.1 E 4 9 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St C 21.7 C 21.6 C 21.1 C 5 7 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St. 4.5 A 5.3 A 5.4 A 5.3 A 6 5 th Avenue N. / Dr. M.L. King Jr. St B 16.1 B 15.5 B 13.5 B With alternative lane configuration and combination lane at 22 nd Avenue N: LOS degrades to LOS C at 30 th Avenue N (for PM peak only) LOS degrades to LOS E at 22 nd Avenue N
39 Corridor Travel Time No appreciable difference in travel times along the corridor for pedestrians or transit users, though additional crosswalks and reduced numbers of lanes should improve crossing safety and comfortability Travel Time (minutes) 2018 Traffic Volumes 2030 Traffic Volumes Existing Lane Configuration Proposed Alternative Existing Lane Configuration Proposed Alternative Motorists (NB AM) Motorists (NB PM) Motorists (SB AM) Motorists (SB PM) Bicyclists (All) Greatest differences in Travel Times: Bicyclists at all times of day during in both existing and future traffic conditions will require 7-9 fewer minutes For motorists, instead of taking a little over 5 minutes to travel the corridor at the very busiest time of the day, it is anticipated to take 6½ minutes
40 Next Steps Development of detailed design plans for construction Communication reconnection with neighborhood associations, business community, and general public as to preferred alternative Coordination with FDOT for intersection at 5 th Avenue N Construction anticipated this Spring Restriping between the curbs that adds bike lanes - with buffers where feasible, painted medians, and limited crosswalks Additional enhanced crosswalks and concrete medians with landscaping to be constructed at a later date Pavement markings can remain in paint rather than thermoplastic material until a complementary capital project to build the enhanced crosswalks and medians is constructed through the Complete Streets capital program budget
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