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1 City of Sacramento City Council 915 I Street, Sacramento, CA, Meeting Date: 6/26/2012 Report Type: Consent Title: Re-establishing and Reducing Limits on Various Streets; Changing Zone Boundaries; and Repealing Resolution No Report ID: Location: Various streets in Council Districts 1-8 Recommendation: Pass a Resolution: 1) re-establishing speed limits on 23 speed zones on various streets, 2) reducing speed limits on 8 speed zones on various streets, 3) changing boundaries for 3 speed zones, and 3) repealing City Council Resolution No Contact: Zarah Bringas, Assistant Civil Engineer (916) ; Hector Barron, City Traffic Engineer, (916) , Department of Transportation Presenter: None Department: Transportation Department Division: Traffic Engineering Division Dept ID: Attachments: 1-Description/Analysis 2-Attachment 1 - Background 3-Attachment 2 - Summary of Engineering and Traffic Surveys and Proposed Limits 4-Attachment 3 - Description for Each Proposed Limit 5-Attachment 4 - Adopted Resolution , Citywide Limits with Proposed Changes 6-Resolution 7-Exhibit A - Summary of Engineering and Traffic Surveys and Proposed Limits 8-Exhibit B - Citywide Posted Limits City Attorney Review City Treasurer Review Approved as to Form Reviewed for Impact on Cash and Debt Gerald Hicks Russell Fehr 6/13/ :32:59 AM 6/6/2012 9:49:21 AM Approvals/Acknowledgements Department Director or Designee: Jerry Way - 6/12/2012 2:24:43 PM Sandra Talbott, Interim City Attorney Shirley Concolino, City Clerk 1 of 46 Russell Fehr, City Treasurer John F. Shirey, City Manager

2 Description/Analysis Issue: Under the California Vehicle Code (CVC), a section of a highway or street is a speed trap if the prima facie speed limit is not justified by an Engineering and Traffic Survey (E&TS) performed within a specified time period, and the enforcement of the speed limit involves the use of radar or any other electronic device for measuring the speed of moving objects. The evidence of a speeding violation based on a speed trap is inadmissible in court and may result in the inability to prosecute violators of the speed limit. Additionally, the City is required to reevaluate speed limits on segments of the roadways that have undergone a significant change in roadway characteristics or surrounding land uses. In order to ensure compliance with these requirements, an E&TS has been performed for establishing speed limits on 34 speed zones on various streets. City Council approval through resolution is necessary for re-establishing and reducing speed limits as well as changing speed zone boundaries on the subject 34 speed zones. The previously adopted City Council Resolution No for the Citywide posted speed limits needs to be repealed and superseded with a new Resolution in order to re-establish speed limits. Policy Considerations: The action requested herein is consistent with the City s Strategic Plan goals to improve and expand public safety; and achieve sustainability and enhance livability. Environmental Considerations: California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA): The Community Development Department, Environmental Planning Services Manager has reviewed the proposed action and determined that this project is exempt from the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) under Class 1, Section 151(c) of the CEQA Guidelines. Projects exempted under Class 1, Section 151(c), consist of the operation, repair, or minor alteration of existing highways, streets, sidewalks, gutters, bicycle and pedestrian trails, and similar facilities involving negligible or no expansion of use. Sustainability Considerations: This project is consistent with the City s Sustainability Master Plan. It is aimed at addressing the goals and targets set forth in Transportation Infrastructure and Air Quality Focus Areas by improving and optimizing transportation infrastructure with streets that also encourage pedestrians and bicycles. Other: None. Commission/Committee Action: None. Rationale for Recommendation: This report recommends that the City Council adopt a Resolution: re-establishing speed limits on 23 speed zones on various streets; reducing speed limits on 8 speed zones on various streets; changing 2 of 46

3 boundaries for 3 speed zone; and repealing City Council Resolution No for the Citywide posted speed limits and replacing it with a new Resolution incorporating these 34 speed zones. These recommendations are to ensure compliance with CVC in regards to prima facie speed limits. Furthermore, as required by CVC, these recommendations are made on the basis of an E&TS that were performed in accordance with the established traffic engineering practices. Financial Considerations: No additional funding is requested. The costs associated with performing the speed surveys, and manufacturing and installation of speed limit signs is funded with local transportation funds from the Traffic Signs and Markings Program (S ) and from the Department of Transportation, Traffic Engineering Division s Operating Budget (Fund 2002). There were no general funds allocated for this project. Emerging Small Business Development (ESBD): Any goods and services will be procured in accordance with established City policy. 3 of 46

4 BACKGROUND INFORMATION: Attachment 1 1. limits in California are governed by Sections 32, 627, through 22413, 40802, and of the California Vehicle Code (CVC). According to CVC Section ( Traps ), a section of a highway or street is a speed trap if the prima facie speed limit is not justified by an Engineering and Traffic Survey (E&TS) performed within the specified time period, and enforcement of the speed limit involves the use of radar or other electronic device for measuring the speed of moving objects. Under CVC Section ( Trap Evidence ), the evidence of a speeding violation based on a speed trap is inadmissible in court. This could result in the inability to prosecute violators of the speed limit. In view of this, the prima facie speed limits on various streets of the City must be determined and established on the basis of an E&TS. Conducting an E&TS for establishing speed limits is governed by the CVC, and the California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). When a speed limit is posted on the basis of an E&TS, it should be established using the 85 th percentile speed of free-flowing traffic. Since an E&TS is usually valid for a period of seven years, the City must update the E&TS for each existing speed zone prior to their expiration date. Additionally, the City is required to reevaluate the speed limit on segments of roadways that have undergone a significant change in roadway characteristics or surrounding land uses. 2. In order to ensure compliance with the requirements set forth in the CVC, an E&TS has been performed for 34 speed zones on various streets of the City. These 34 speed zones include: (I) (II) (III) Re-establishing the speed limit for 23 speed zones; Reducing the speed limit for 8 speed zones; and Changing boundaries for 3 speed zones. 3. The E&TS for justifying the proposed speed limits were performed in accordance with the requirements set forth in the CVC, California MUTCD and established traffic engineering practices. Attachment 2 presents the summary of the E&TS for each of the 34 speed zones along with the proposed speed limits. A brief discussion for each of the proposed speed limits is presented in Attachment Based on the background information presented herein, Staff recommends that the City Council adopt a Resolution approving the re-establishment and reduction of speed limits, and the change of boundaries on the above referenced speed zones. Attachment 4 presents the list from previously adopted Council Resolution No for Citywide posted speed limits. The mark-ups reflect changes to the speed limits recommended herein for City Council approval. 4 of 46

5 5. A list of Citywide posted speed limits that are recommended to be adopted as part of a new City Council Resolution is presented in Attachment 5. The subject list incorporates the re-established speed limits for the 23 speed zones, the reduced speed limits for the 8 speed zones and the change in boundaries for 3 speed zone as summarized in Attachment The previously adopted City Council Resolution No for the Citywide posted speed limits will need to be repealed and superseded with a new Resolution in order to incorporate the re-established speed limits for the above referenced 23 speed zones, the reduced speed limit for the above referenced 8 speed zones and the change in boundaries for the above referenced 3 speed zones. 5 of 46

6 Summary of Engineering and Traffic Surveys and Proposed Limits Attachment 2 A. Changing Boundaries for Existing Zones Page # Surveyed Street Segment Bounded by these Streets District Posted Limit 85% Proposed Limit Justification 168 Ehrhardt Avenue 7 Existing Franklin Boulevard / Lockborne Drive Proposed Franklin Boulevard / Center Parkway UUX, RD, SC, PED Lake Forest Drive / Wisseman Drive 297 Existing Notre Dame Drive / Bennington Way Existing Bennington Way / Folsom Boulevard 6 297, 445 Proposed Notre Dame Drive / Folsom Boulevard.6 6 of 46

7 B. Reducing Limits for Existing Zones Page # Surveyed Street Segment Bounded by these Streets District Posted Limit 85% 14, th Avenue Stockton Boulevard / 73 rd Street 5, Proposed Limit Justification 16 UUX, 5 UX, SC, RD, PED 32, th Street Broadway / Sutterville Road , 34, 35, th Street Sutterville Road / Meadowview Road 5, UUX, 1 UX, SC, P, PED rd Avenue Gloria Drive / 14 th Street st Street 14 th Avenue / 21 st Avenue Blair Avenue 14 th Street / Freeport Boulevard , 197 Fair Oaks Boulevard H Street / West of University Avenue 3, Seamas Drive Riverside Boulevard / South Land Park Drive 4, of 46

8 C. Re-establishing Limits for Existing Zones Ave. 85% Segment Bounded by these Streets District Posted Limit Proposed Limit N Street / Broadway 4 32 th MLK Jr. Boulevard / Stockton Boulevard 5 33 th 73 Street / Power Inn Road th 24 Street / Franklin Boulevard 5.8 th Riverside Boulevard / 14 Street 5 33 th 14 Street / Freeport Boulevard rd 5, Page # Surveyed Street 10, Street Avenue Avenue Avenue 47, Avenue Avenue Avenue Riverside Boulevard / Gloria Drive 93 Ascot Avenue Dry Creek Road / 20 Street , 101, 102 Azevedo Drive San Juan Road / W. El Camino Avenue College Town Drive State University Drive (E)/ Howe Avenue 3, Cosumnes River Boulevard Franklin Boulevard / Bruceville Road 7, , 162 Dry Creek Road Ascot Avenue / O Donnell Avenue Evergreen Street Rio Linda Boulevard / Arden Way , 205 Florin Perkins Road Folsom Boulevard / Clovely Lane Franklin Boulevard Cosumnes River Boulevard / Francesca Street 7, th rd th th th th Justification 8 of 46

9 219 Freeport Boulevard 21 st Street to Sutterville Road (S. leg) 4, UUX, 2 UX, SC, P, PED 228 Front Street O Street to Broadway Heritage Lane Arden Way to Exposition Boulevard Hornet Drive 287 Jackson Road College Town Drive to Folsom Boulevard Folsom Boulevard to east of Florin Perkins Road 3, Notre Dame Drive Lake Forest Drive / Folsom Blvd Sorento Road East Levee Road to Del Paso Rd , 407, South Land Park Drive Florin Road to Windbridge Drive 5, of 46

10 JUSTIFICATION KEY AZ = Adjacent Zone NL = Narrow Lanes SC = School HC = Horizontal Curve NR = Narrow Roadways P = Park VC = Vertical Curve NSW= No Sidewalk PD = Pedestrian Safety LR = Light Rail NB = No Bike lanes (Area within Bikeway Master plan) UX = Uncontrolled Crosswalk RD = Residential Density/Driveways SH = No Shoulder / Narrow Shoulder UUX = Uncontrolled, Unmarked Crosswalk Note: Page# on the table refers to speed zone's page number as listed in the City of Sacramento's Resolution Survey Book. 10 of 46

11 Attachment 3 DESCRIPTION FOR EACH PROPOSED SPEED LIMIT: (A)Changing Boundaries for Existing Zones 1) Ehrhardt Avenue (Franklin Boulevard to Center Parkway): The existing boundary for this speed zone currently has a length of 2,003 feet and covers the segment of Ehrhardt Avenue between Franklin Boulevard and Lockborne Drive. Further east of Lockborne Drive, approximately 2,798 feet away, is Center Parkway. This segment currently has no posted speed limit, but has somewhat similar characteristics to the above existing speed zone. In view of the above, it is recommended to extend the boundary of this speed zone as shown on the table below: Surveyed Street Segment Bounded by These Streets Limit 85 th % Proposed Ehrhardt Avenue Existing Franklin Boulevard / Lockborne Dr mph Proposed Franklin Boulevard / Center Parkway 35.1 mph mph The existing posted speed limit for this zone is mph. The average 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 35.1 mph. However, Valley High School is located at the corner of Center Parkway. There are 12 unmarked uncontrolled crosswalks in addition to nine speed humps located intermittently along this segment. Furthermore, there is a high density of single family residential homes fronting this corridor. Therefore, the speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at mph. 2) Lake Forest Drive / Wissemann Drive (Bennington Way to Folsom Avenue): Lake Forest Drive east of Bennington Way becomes Wissemann Drive. Based on the current resolution for speed limits, the roadway segment of Lake Forest Drive/Wissemann Drive between Bennington Way and Folsom Avenue is comprised of two speed zones: a. Lake Forest Drive from Notre Dame Drive to Bennington Way; and 11 of 46

12 b. Wissemann Drive from Bennington Way to Folsom Avenue These two speed zones have similar roadway configurations and land use characteristics. In view of the above, it is recommended to combine the current speed zones and extend the limit of the combined speed zone as shown on the table below: Surveyed Street Segment Bounded by These Streets Limit 85 th % Proposed Lake Forest Drive / Wissemann Drive Existing Notre Dame Drive / Bennington Way mph Bennington Way / Folsom Boulevard mph Proposed Notre Dame Drive / Folsom Boulevard.6 mph mph The existing posted speed limit for both zones is mph. Since the average 85 th percentile speed as indicated by two E&TS is.6 mph, the posted speed limit for this combined speed zone should be re-established at mph. (B) Reducing Limits for Existing Zones 1) 14 th Avenue (Stockton Boulevard to 73 rd Street): The average 85 th percentile speed as indicated by two E&TS is 36.6 mph. This zone has a posted speed limit of 35 mph. Hiram Johnson High School is located at the corner of 65 th Street and John Paul II School is located across 57 th Street. Furthermore, there are numerous residential uses fronting 14 th Avenue. The zone has sixteen unmarked, uncontrolled crosswalks, and five marked uncontrolled crosswalks. Therefore, it is recommended that the speed limit for this speed zone be reduced to mph. 2) 24 th Street (Broadway to Sutterville Road): This speed zone has a posted speed limit of mph. Sierra School Park is located at the corner of 4 th Avenue. There is a high density of residential uses fronting along this segment. Furthermore, there are eleven unmarked uncontrolled crossings, and four marked uncontrolled crosswalks within this corridor. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by two E&TS is 27.6 mph, it is recommended that the posted speed limit for this speed zone be reduced to 25 mph. 3) 24 th Street (Sutterville Road to Meadowview Road): This speed zone has a posted speed limit of 40 mph. The average 85 th percentile speed as indicated by four E&TS is 12 of 46

13 41.6 mph. This speed zone is characterized with a mix of commercial and residential uses. In addition to the numerous residential uses fronting along 24 th Street, there are several schools that are adjacent or at close proximity to this zone. Woodbine Elementary School is located at the corner of 52 nd Avenue. Charles Goethe Middle School and Rosa Parks Middle School are both located at close proximity to the corner of 68 th Avenue. Mary Hopkins Elementary School is located at close proximity to the corner of Matson Drive. This speed zone has thirty-seven unmarked, uncontrolled crosswalks, and one marked uncontrolled crosswalk. Therefore, it is recommended that the speed limit on this speed zone be reduced to 35 mph. 4) 43 rd Avenue (Gloria Drive to 14 th Street): This speed zone has a posted speed limit of 35 mph. Reichmuth Park is located at the corner of South Land Park Drive and while Alice Birney Elementary School is located at the corner of 13 th Street. There are high density residential uses fronting along this segment. Furthermore, this segment has horizontal and vertical curve roadway alignments, in addition to five unmarked uncontrolled crosswalks. The 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 33.7 mph, therefore, it is recommended that the speed limit for this speed zone be reduced to mph. 5) 71 st Street (14 th Avenue to 21 st Avenue): This speed zone has a posted speed limit of mph, and is characterized by high density residential uses fronting along the corridor. There are four street undulations along this segment, in addition to the unmarked uncontrolled crosswalks at 18 th Avenue and the marked uncontrolled crosswalk at 20 th Avenue. The 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 27.8 mph, therefore, it is recommended that the speed limit for this speed zone be reduced to 25 mph. 6) Blair Avenue (14 th Street to Freeport Boulevard): This speed zone has a posted speed limit of 35 mph, and is characterized by a mix of residential and commercial uses. This zone is at close proximity to the Birney School Park, has two unmarked uncontrolled crosswalks and one marked uncontrolled crosswalk. Additionally, Blair Avenue is a bike route where a share the road legend is installed on the street pavement. The 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 34.7 mph, therefore, it is recommended that the speed limit for this speed zone be reduced to mph. 7) Fair Oaks Boulevard (H Street to east of University Avenue): This speed zone has a posted speed limit of 45 mph, and is characterized by a mix of multi-residential and commercial uses. This segment has vertical and horizontal curve alignment, in addition to the three unmarked uncontrolled crosswalks. The segment just east of the bridge (southwest bound lanes) has no shoulder, curb, or sidewalk. Roadways east and west of this segment are posted at 40 mph. The average 85 th percentile speed as indicated by two E&TS is 44.2 mph, therefore, it is recommended that the speed limit for this speed zone be reduced to 40 mph. 8) Seamas Drive (Riverside Boulevard to South Land Park Drive): This speed zone has a posted speed limit of 40 mph. The John Cabrillo Elementary School and Park are located at the corner of Karbet Way, and the Belle Cooledge Park and Library are located at the corner of South Land Park Drive. The Sam Brannan Middle School and 13 of 46

14 Park are also at close proximity to this segment. There are seven unmarked uncontrolled crosswalks along this segment, and there are no striped bike lanes on the roadway. The average 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 39.5 mph it is recommended that the speed limit for this speed zone be reduced to 35 mph. (C) Re-establishing Limits for Existing Zones 1) 10 th Street (N Street to Broadway): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of mph. Since the average 85 th percentile speed as indicated by two E&TS is 32 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at mph. 2) 14 th Avenue (MLK Jr. Boulevard to Stockton Boulevard): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 33 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at mph. 3) 14 th Street (73 rd Street to Power Inn Road): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 40 mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 40.5 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at 40 mph. 4) 26 th Avenue (24 th Street to Franklin Boulevard): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is.8 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be reestablished at mph. 5) 35 th Avenue (Riverside Boulevard to 14 th Street): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of mph. Since the average 85 th percentile speed as indicated by two E&TS is 33 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be reestablished at mph. 6) 35 th Avenue (14 th Street to Freeport Boulevard): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 35 mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 38.2 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be reestablished at 35 mph. 7) 43 rd Avenue (Riverside Boulevard to Gloria Drive): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 40 mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 41.6 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be reestablished at 40 mph. 8) Ascot Avenue (Dry Creek Road to 20 th Street): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 40 mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 40.1 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be reestablished at 40 mph. 14 of 46

15 9) Azevedo Drive (San Juan Road to W. El Camino Avenue): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 35 mph. Since the average 85 th percentile speed as indicated by three E&TS is 35.6 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at 35 mph. 10)College Town Drive (State University Drive (E) to Howe Avenue): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 35 mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 38.1 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at 35 mph. 11)Cosumnes River Boulevard (Franklin Boulevard to Bruceville Road): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 50 mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 50.3 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at 50 mph. 12)Dry Creek Road (Ascot Avenue to O Donnell Avenue): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 40 mph. Since the average 85 th percentile speed as indicated by two E&TS is 42.1 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at 40 mph. 13)Evergreen Street (Rio Linda Boulevard to Arden Way): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is.5 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be reestablished at mph. 14)Florin Perkins Road (Folsom Boulevard to Clovely Lane): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 45 mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by two E&TS is 45 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at 45 mph. 15)Franklin Boulevard (Cosumnes River Boulevard to Francesca Street): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 45 mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 47.7 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at 45 mph. 16)Freeport Boulevard (21 st Street to Sutterville Road (south leg): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of mph. The 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 37 mph. However, this speed zone is characterized by heavy pedestrian activity due to a mix of residential and commercial uses. The Sacramento City College is located at the corner of Sutterville Road, and the CK McClatchy High School is located at the corner of Bidwell Way. Furthermore, there are 12 unmarked uncontrolled crosswalks and 2 marked uncontrolled crosswalks along this corridor. Therefore, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at mph. 17)Front Street (O Street to Broadway): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 40 mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 42 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at 40 mph. 15 of 46

16 18)Heritage Lane (Arden Way to Exposition Boulevard): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 35 mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 35.2 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be reestablished at 35 mph. 19)Hornet Drive (College Town Drive to Folsom Boulevard): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 40 mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 41 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at 40 mph. 20)Jackson Road (Folsom Boulevard to east of Florin Perkins Road): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 50 mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 47.5 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at 50 mph. 21)Notre Dame Drive (Lake Forest Drive to Folsom Boulevard): This speed zone has a posted speed limit of mph. Since the average 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 29.7 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at mph. 22)Sorento Road (East Levee Road to Del Paso Road): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of 35 mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by an E&TS is 37.2 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be reestablished at 35 mph. 23)South Land Park Drive (Florin Road to Windbridge Drive): This speed zone currently has a posted speed limit of mph. Since the 85 th percentile speed as indicated by two E&TS is 33.3 mph, the posted speed limit for this speed zone should be re-established at mph. 16 of 46

17 Attachment 4 ADOPTED RESOLUTION No CITYWIDE SPEED LIMITS WITH PROPOSED CHANGES No. STREET SEGMENT MPH 1. Airport Road End to San Juan Rd 2. Alhambra Boulevard C St to Broadway 3. Alpine Avenue Power Inn Rd to End Alta Valley Way Mack Rd to Bruceville Rd 5. Altos Avenue Eleanor Ave to El Camino Ave 6. American River Drive Howe Ave to City Limits Amherst Street Florin Rd to Meadowview Rd 8. Arcade Boulevard Rio Linda Blvd to Marysville Blvd 9. Arcade Boulevard Marysville Blvd to Del Paso Blvd Arden-Garden Connector Northgate Blvd to Colfax St Arden Way Colfax St to Del Paso Blvd Arden Way Del Paso Blvd to I Arden Way I-80 to Ethan Wy Arena Boulevard El Centro Rd to Duckhorn Dr Arena Boulevard Duckhorn Dr to Truxel Rd Arena Boulevard Truxel Rd to Gateway Park Blvd Ascot Avenue Dry Creek Rd to 20th St Astoria Street Grand Ave to Del Paso Blvd 19. Auburn Boulevard Howe Ave to Marconi Ave Auburn Boulevard Connie Dr to Marconi Cir 21. Auburn Boulevard Marconi Cir to Frienza Ave Auburn Blvd / Harvard St Frienza Ave to Silica Ave 23. Azevedo Drive San Juan Rd to West El Camino Ave Bannon Street Bercut Dr to North B St Barandas Drive West River Dr to Orchard Ln Bell Avenue Norwood Ave to Raley Blvd Bell Avenue Raley Blvd to Winters St Belvedere Avenue Power Inn Rd to Florin Perkins Rd Bercut Drive Richards Blvd to Bannon St 17 of 46

18 . Berry Avenue Power Inn Rd to End Blair Avenue 14th St to Freeport Blvd Bridgecross Drive Natomas Blvd to Regency Park Cir 33. Broadway Front St to Riverside Blvd 34. Broadway Riverside Blvd to Alhambra Blvd Broadway Alhambra Blvd to MLK Jr Blvd 36. Broadway MLK Jr Blvd to Stockton Blvd Broadway Stockton Blvd to 65th St 38. Brookfield Drive Meadowview Rd to Franklin Blvd Brookfield Drive Franklin Blvd to Tangerine Ave 40. Bruceville Road Valley Hi Dr to Cosumnes River Blvd Bruceville Road Cosumnes River Blvd to Sheldon Rd Buchman Street San Juan Rd to End C Street 11th St to 29th St 44. C Street th St to 35th St C Street 35th St to Elvas Ave Calvine Road Franklin Blvd to Center Pkwy Calvine Road Center Parkway to Bruceville Rd Capitol Avenue 15th St to Alhambra Blvd 49. Capitol Mall End to 9th St 50. Carlson Drive Sandburg Dr to J St 51. Center Parkway City Limits to Mack Rd Center Parkway Mack Rd to Calvine Rd Center Parkway Calvine Rd to Bruceville Rd Challenge Way Arden Wy to Exposition Blvd 55. Club Center Drive Mabry Dr / Kokomo Dr to Natomas Blvd Club Center Drive Natomas Blvd to End Colfax Street El Camino Ave to Del Paso Blvd College Town Drive State University Drive East to Howe Ave Connie Drive Roseville Rd to Marconi Ave Cosumnes River Boulevard Franklin Blvd to Bruceville Rd Cosumnes River Boulevard Bruceville Rd to Hwy Danbrook Drive Club Center Dr (W) to Club Center Dr (E) Del Paso Boulevard Astoria St to Arcade Blvd Del Paso Boulevard Arcade Blvd to Marysville Blvd of 46

19 65. Del Paso Boulevard Marysville Blvd to El Camino Ave Del Paso Boulevard El Camino Ave to Arden Wy Del Paso Boulevard Arden Wy to 650 Southwest of Globe 35 Ave 68. Del Paso Road West City Limits to I Del Paso Road I-5 to East City Limits Del Rio Road Sutterville Rd to 27th Ave 71. Detroit Boulevard Meadowview Rd to Shrader Cir (S) 72. Dry Creek Road City Limits to O Donnell Ave Dry Creek Road O Donnell Ave to Grand Ave Duckhorn Drive El Centro Rd to Arena Blvd Duckhorn Drive Arena Blvd to San Juan Rd E Street 7th St to Alhambra Blvd 77. East Commerce Way Elkhorn Blvd to Del Paso Rd East Commerce Way Del Paso Rd to Arena Blvd Ehrhardt Avenue Franklin Blvd to Lockborne Dr Franklin Boulevard to Center Parkway 80. El Camino Avenue East Levee Rd to Del Paso Blvd 81. El Camino Avenue Del Paso Blvd to Ethan Wy El Centro Road Northern City Limit to West Drainage 50 Canal 83. El Centro Road City Limit (South of West Drainage 50 Canal) to San Juan Rd 84. El Monte Avenue Dale Ave to Globe Ave 85. El Paraiso Avenue City Limits to Stockton Blvd 86. Elder Creek Road Stockton Blvd to Power Inn Rd Elder Creek Road Power Inn Rd to South Watt Ave Eleanor Avenue Grove Ave to Del Paso Blvd 89. Elkhorn Boulevard Highway 99 to East City Limit Elvas Avenue C St to Primrose Wy Elvas Avenue Primrose Wy to F St Elvas Avenue F St to 56th St Elvas Avenue J St to 62nd St Elvas Avenue 62nd St to 65th St Ethan Way El Camino Ave to Alta Arden Expwy Ethan Way Arden Wy to Hurley Wy Evergreen Street Rio Linda Blvd to Arden Wy 98. Exposition Boulevard Leisure Ln to Tribute Rd of 46

20 99. Exposition Boulevard Tribute Rd to Ethan Wy F Street 7th St to Alhambra Blvd 101. Fair Oaks Boulevard H St to West of University Avenue Florin Road Riverside Blvd to Gloria Dr Florin Road Gloria Dr to I Florin Road I-5 to Franklin Blvd Florin Perkins Road Folsom Blvd to Clovely Lane Folsom Boulevard Alhambra Blvd to Elvas Ave Folsom Boulevard Elvas Ave to Watt Ave Fowler Avenue Stockton Blvd to 63rd St Franklin Boulevard Broadway to Sutterville Rd 110. Franklin Boulevard Sutterville Rd to Fruitridge Rd Franklin Boulevard Fruitridge Rd to City Limits Franklin Boulevard Turnbridge Dr to Mack Rd Franklin Boulevard Mack Rd to Cosumnes River Blvd Franklin Boulevard Cosumnes River Blvd to Francesca 45 Street 115. Freeport Boulevard Broadway to 21st St Freeport Boulevard 21st St to Sutterville Rd (S Leg) 117. Freeport Boulevard Sutterville Rd (S Leg) to Fruitridge Rd Freeport Boulevard Fruitridge Rd to Blair Ave Freeport Boulevard Blair Ave to Belleau Wood Ln Freeport Boulevard Belleau Wood Ln to City Limits Front Street O St to Broadway Fruitridge Road South Land Park Dr to MLK Jr Blvd Fruitridge Road 53rd St to Power Inn Rd Fruitridge Road Power Inn Rd to Florin Perkins Rd Fruitridge Road Florin Perkins Rd to South Watt Ave G Street 7th St to Alhambra Blvd 127. Garden Highway City Limits to W Main Drainage Canal Garden Highway W Main Drainage Canal to Gateway 35 Oaks Dr 129. Garden Highway Gateway Oaks Dr to I Garden Highway I-5 to Truxel Rd Garden Highway Truxel Rd to Northgate Blvd Gateway Oaks Drive Northern End to West El Camino Ave of 46

21 133. Gateway Oaks Drive West El Camino Ave to Garden Hwy Gateway Park Boulevard North Bend Dr to Del Paso Rd 135. Gateway Park Boulevard Del Paso Rd to Arena Blvd Gateway Park Boulevard Arena Blvd to Truxel Rd Glenrose Ave Del Paso Blvd to Lexington St Gloria Drive 35th Ave to Greenhaven Dr 139. Gloria Drive Greenhaven Dr to Las Positas Cir Grand Avenue Norwood Ave to Talent St Grasslands Drive Weald Wy to West El Camino Ave Greenhaven Drive Riverside Blvd to Florin Rd Greenhaven Drive Florin Rd to Pocket Rd Grove Avenue Norwood Bypass to El Monte Ave 145. H Street 5th St to10th St H Street 10th St to 21st St H Street 21st St to Alhambra Blvd H Street Alhambra Blvd to 42nd St 149. H Street 42nd St to 53rd St 150. H Street 53rd St to Carlson Dr 151. H Street Carlson Dr to Fair Oaks Blvd Harvard St / Auburn Blvd Frienza Ave to Silica Ave 153. Harvard Street Silica Ave to Arden Wy Havenside Drive Riverside Blvd to Florin Rd 155. Havenside Drive Florin Rd to Las Positas Cir Heritage Lane Arden Wy to Exposition Blvd Honor Parkway Bridgecross Dr to Regency Park Cir Hornet Drive College Town Dr to Folsom Blvd Howe Avenue Auburn Blvd to Marconi Ave Howe Avenue Cadillac Dr to American River Dr Howe Avenue American River Dr to Hwy Howe Avenue Hwy 50 to Folsom Blvd I Street 3rd St to 21st St I Street 21st St to 29th St Innovator Drive Arena Blvd to Natomas Crossing Dr Irvin Way Freeport Blvd to 24th St J Street 3rd St to 10th St 168. J Street 10th St to Alhambra Blvd 21 of 46

22 169. J Street Alhambra Blvd to 42nd St 170. J Street 42nd St to 56th St J Street 56th St to H St Jacinto Avenue Calvine Rd to Center Pkwy Jacinto Avenue Center Pkwy to Bruceville Rd Jacinto Road Bruceville Rd to West Stockton Blvd Jackson Road Folsom Blvd to east of Florin_Perkins 50 Road 176. Jansen Drive Stockton Blvd to 65th Expwy 177. Jibboom Street Richards Blvd to I St Bridge Julliard Drive Notre Dame Dr to Folsom Blvd 179. Karbet Way 25th Ave to Seamas Ave 180. Kiefer Boulevard Florin Perkins Rd to City Limits L Street 3rd St to 12th St L Street 12th St to Alhambra Blvd 183. La Mancha Way Tangerine Ave to Mack Rd La Riviera Drive College Town Dr to Watt Ave Lake Forest Drive Lake Forest Drive / Wisseman Drive Notre Dame Dr to Bennington Wy Notre Dame Dr to Folsom Blvd 186. Land Park Drive Broadway to 14th Ave 187. Land Park Drive 14th Ave to Sutterville Rd 188. Lawrence Drive Fruitridge Rd to Stockton Blvd 189. Leisure Lane Canterbury Rd to Royal Oaks Dr 190. Lemon Hill Avenue City Limits to Stockton Blvd Lemon Hill Avenue Stockton Blvd to 65th Expwy Lemon Hill Avenue 65th Expwy to Power Inn Rd Lexington Street Glenrose Ave to Calvados Ave 194. Logan Street Lemon Hill Ave to Elder Creek Rd 195. Longview Drive Roseville Rd to Watt Ave Luther Drive 52nd Ave to Florin Rd Mabry Drive Maybrook Dr to Natomas Blvd 198. Mack Road Broookfield Dr to Stockton Blvd Main Avenue East Levee Rd to Kelton Wy Main Avenue Kelton Wy to Rio Linda Blvd Main Avenue Marysville Blvd to Raley Blvd 202. Marconi Avenue Del Paso Rd to Connie Dr of 46

23 203. Marconi Avenue Connie Dr to Howe Ave Marconi Circle Marconi Ave to Roseville Rd 205. Martin Luther King Jr Broadway to 14th Ave Boulevard 206. Martin Luther King Jr 14th Ave to Fruitridge Rd 35 Boulevard 207. Marysville Boulevard Rio Linda Blvd to Bell Ave Marysville Boulevard Doolittle St to Del Paso Blvd McKinley Boulevard Alhambra Blvd to Elvas Ave McMahon Drive Stockton Blvd to 65th Expwy 211. Meadowgate Drive Franklin Blvd to G Pkwy Meadowview Road Freeport Blvd to Brookfield Dr Muir Way Broadway to Vallejo Wy 214. Munroe Street City Limits to American River Dr 215. N Street 3rd St to 21st St N Street 21st St to Folsom Blvd Natomas Boulevard Elkhorn Blvd to Del Paso Rd Natomas Crossing Drive Cashaw Wy to Truxel Rd 219. Natomas Park Drive West El Camino Ave to Garden Hwy 220. North Avenue Marysville Blvd to Winters St 221. North B Street Bannon St to North 16th St North Bend Drive Natomas Blvd to East Drainage Canal 223. North Bend Drive East Drainage Canal to Blackrock Dr 224. North Bend Drive Blackrock Dr to Danbrook Dr 225. North 7th Street Richards Blvd to North B St North 12th Street Richards Blvd to North B St North 16th Street Richards Blvd to North B St North Freeway Boulevard Gateway Park Blvd to City Limit North Park Drive East Commerce Wy to Natomas Blvd Northborough Drive Elkhorn Blvd to North Park Dr 231. Northgate Boulevard City Limits to I-80 WB off-ramp Northgate Boulevard I-80 WB off-ramp to San Juan Rd Northgate Boulevard San Juan Rd to Arden Garden 40 Connector 234. Northgate Boulevard Arden Garden Connector to Hwy Norwood Avenue Main Ave to Grand Ave Norwood Avenue Grand Ave to Fairbanks Ave of 46

24 237. Norwood Avenue Fairbanks Ave to Norwood Bypass 238. Norwood Bypass Norwood Ave to Grove Ave 239. Notre Dame Drive Lake Forest Dr to Folsom Blvd 240. Occidental Drive La Riviera Dr to Julliard Dr Orchard Lane West El Camino Ave to Garden Hwy 242. P Street 2nd St to 10th St P Street 10th St to 16th St 244. P Street 16th St to Alhambra Blvd 245. Park Riviera Way Riverside Blvd (N) to Pocket Rd 246. Park Riviera Way Pocket Rd to Riverside Blvd (S) 247. Pebblewood Drive Azevedo Dr to Truxel Rd Pell Drive Main Ave to Pell Cir (S Leg) 249. Pinell Street Bell Ave to South Ave 250. Pocket Road Park Riviera Wy to Riverside Blvd 251. Pocket Road Riverside Blvd to Freeport Blvd Power Inn Road Folsom Blvd to City Limits Q Street 10th St to Alhambra Blvd 254. Raley Boulevard Ascot Avenue to Santa Ana Ave Raley Boulevard Santa Ana Ave to Doolittle St Ramona Avenue Brighton Ave to Power Inn Rd 257. Redding Avenue Q St to 850 N of San Joaquin St 258. Regency Park Circle Club Center Dr to Club Center Dr Response Road Exposition Blvd to Challenge Wy Richards Boulevard Jibboom St to North 5th St Richards Boulevard North 5th St to North 12th St Rio Linda Boulevard City Limits to Marysville Blvd Rio Linda Boulevard Marysville Blvd to North Ave Rio Linda Boulevard North Ave to Acacia Ave Rio Linda Boulevard Acacia Ave to Lampasas Ave Rio Linda Boulevard Lampasas Ave to El Camino Ave River Plaza Drive Orchard Ln to Coconut Wy 268. River Plaza Drive Main Drainage Canal to Eastern End Riverside Boulevard Broadway to Sutterville Rd 270. Riverside Boulevard Sutterville Rd to 43 rd Ave Riverside Boulevard 43rd Ave to Pocket Rd Roseville Road Longview Dr to Connie Dr of 46

25 273. Roseville Road Connie Dr to Marconi Cir Royal Oaks Drive Arden Wy to Leisure Ln 275. Rush River Drive Gloria Dr to Windbridge Dr Rush River Drive Windbridge Dr to Greenhaven Dr S Street 3rd St to 34th St 278. San Juan Road City Limits to Northgate Blvd San Juan Road Northgate Blvd to Western Av Seamas Avenue Riverside Blvd to South Land Park Dr Silver Eagle Road Western Ave to Norwood Ave Sorento Road East Levee Rd to Del Paso Rd South Avenue Rio Linda Blvd to Astoria St 284. South Land Park Drive Sutterville Rd to Fruitridge Rd 285. South Land Park Drive Fruitridge Rd to Florin Rd 286. South Land Park Drive Florin Rd to Windbridge Dr 287. Stockton Boulevard Alhambra Blvd to 2nd Ave 288. Stockton Boulevard 2nd Ave to Lemon Hill Ave Stockton Boulevard Lemon Hill Ave to City Limits Stockton Boulevard City Limits (N of Massie Ct) to 40 City Limits (Hwy 99 On-Ramp) 291. Sully Street Santa Ana Ave to Main Ave Sutterville Road Riverside Blvd to Freeport Blvd Sutterville Road Freeport Blvd to Franklin Blvd T Street 3rd St to Alhambra Blvd 295. T Street Alhambra Blvd to 59th St 296. Traction Avenue Eleanor Ave to El Camino Ave 297. Truxel Road Del Paso Rd to I Truxel Road I-80 to San Juan Rd Truxel Road San Juan Rd to Garden Hwy University Avenue Fair Oaks Blvd to Howe Ave Overpass University Avenue Howe Ave Overpass to American River Dr 2. Valley Hi Drive Franklin Blvd to Mack Rd W Street 3rd St to 27th St Weald Way Gateway Oaks Dr (W) to Gateway Oaks 35 Dr (E) 5. West El Camino Avenue City Limits to Seamist Dr West El Camino Avenue Seamist Dr to Northgate Blvd of 46

26 7. West El Camino Avenue Northgate Blvd to East Levee Rd 8. West River Drive Shady Arbor Dr to West El Camino Ave 9. West Stockton Boulevard Bruceville Rd to Jacinto Rd West Stockton Boulevard Jacinto Rd to Sheldon Rd Windbridge Drive Greenhaven Dr to Rush River Dr Windbridge Drive Rush River Dr to Pocket Rd Winters Street Bell Ave to North Ave (N) Winters Street North Ave (N) to Grand Ave Wissemann Drive Wisseman Drive / Lake Forest Drive Bennington Wy to Folsom Blvd Notre Dame Dr to Folsom Blvd 316. Woodbine Avenue 47th Ave to Edinger Ave 317. Woodbine Avenue 53rd Ave to Florin Rd 318. Wyndham Drive Valley Hi Dr to Bruceville Rd X Street 3rd St to Alhambra Blvd nd Avenue Riverside Blvd to Stockton Blvd nd Avenue Stockton Blvd to 49th St th Avenue Franklin Blvd to MLK Jr Blvd th Avenue MLK Jr Blvd to Stockton Blvd th Avenue Stockton Blvd to 73rd St th Avenue 73rd St to Power Inn Rd st Avenue Franklin Blvd to MLK Jr Blvd st Avenue Stockton Blvd to 79th St rd Avenue Florin Perkins Rd to Warehouse Wy th Avenue 24th St to Franklin Blvd 3. 35th Avenue Riverside Blvd to 14th St th Avenue 14th St to Freeport Blvd rd Avenue Riverside Blvd to Gloria Dr rd Avenue Gloria Dr to 14th St th Avenue 24th St to City Limits th Avenue West of 54 th St to Stockton Blvd th Expressway 14th Ave to City Limits rd Street N St to S St th Street I St to X St th Street X St to Vallejo Wy th Street N St to Broadway 26 of 46

27 th Street N St to Broadway th Street North B St to F St th Street F St to L St th Street N St to Broadway th Street North B St to F St th Street F St to N St th Street N St to Broadway th Street H St to Broadway st Street I St to N St st Street N St to W St st Street W St to Freeport Blvd st Street Florin Rd to Meadowview Rd th Street Broadway to Sutterville Rd th Street Sutterville Rd to Meadowview Rd th Street Meadowview Rd to Laramore Wy th Street C St to T St th Street C St to 27th St th Street Florin Rd to Meadowview Rd 359. th Street C St to T St 360. th Street 12th Ave to 14th Ave rd Street 5th Ave to 12th Ave th Street Folsom Blvd to 5th Ave th Street Y St to Broadway th Street Folsom Blvd to Stockton Blvd th Street V St to Broadway th Street Elvas Ave to H St th Street Folsom Blvd to Broadway rd Street Elder Creek Rd to Fowler Ave th Street Elvas Ave to S St th Street S St to 14th Ave th Street North B St to F St th Street F St to T St st Street 14th Ave to 21st Ave th Street Fruitridge Rd to End of 46

28 RESOLUTION NO. Adopted by the Sacramento City Council RE-ESTABLISHING AND REDUCING SPEED LIMITS ON VARIOUS STREETS; CHANGING ZONE BOUNDARIES; AND REPEALING RESOLUTION NO BACKGROUND A. According to California Vehicle Code (CVC) Section ( Traps ), a section of a highway or street is a speed trap if the prima facie speed limit is not justified by an Engineering and Traffic Survey (E&TS) performed within the specified time period, and the enforcement of the speed limit involves the use of radar or any other electronic device for measuring the speed of moving objects. Furthermore, the evidence of speeding violation based on a speed trap is inadmissible in court (CVC Section 40803, Trap Evidence ). In view of this, the prima facie speed limits on various streets of the City must be determined and established on the basis of an E&TS. Conducting an E&TS for establishing speed limits is governed by the CVC and the California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). Since an E&TS is usually valid for a period of seven years, the City must update the E&TS for each existing speed zones prior to their expiration date. Additionally, the City is required to reevaluate the speed limits on segments of the roadways that have undergone a significant change in roadway characteristics or surrounding land uses. B. In order to ensure compliance with the requirements set forth in the CVC, an E&TS have been performed for 34 speed zones on various streets of the City. These 34 speed zones include: (I) (II) (III) Re-establishing the speed limit for 23 speed zones; Reducing the speed limit for eight speed zones; and Changing boundaries for three speed zone. A summary of the 85 th percentile and proposed speed limits based on an E&TS for each of these 34 speed zones is presented in Exhibit A. C. The E&TS for justifying the proposed speed limits were performed in accordance with the requirements set forth in the CVC, California MUTCD, and established traffic engineering practices. 28 of 46

29 D. Based on the background information presented herein, Staff recommends that the City Council adopt a resolution changing the speed zone boundaries, and reducing and re-establishing on 34 speed zones as summarized in Exhibit A. E. The previously adopted Council Resolution No for the Citywide posted speed limits will need to be rescinded and superseded with a new resolution in order to incorporate the recommended speed limits for the above referenced 34 speed zones. F. A list of citywide speed limits that is recommended to be adopted as part of this City Council Resolution is presented in Exhibit B. BASED ON THE FACTS SET FORTH IN THE BACKGROUND, THE CITY COUNCIL RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Section 2. Section 3. Pursuant to California Vehicle Code Sections 32 ( Actions Local Authorities May Take by Resolution ), 627 ( Engineering and Traffic Survey ), ( Prima Facie Limits ), ( Limit Change: Consultation and Consideration Requirements ), ( Increase of Local Limits to 65 Miles Per Hour ), and ( Decrease of Local speed Limits ), the following declared prima facie speed limits (and maximum speed limits) have been established with Engineering and Traffic Surveys and are established as shown in Exhibit A: Summary of Engineering and Traffic Surveys and Proposed Limits; and Exhibit B: Citywide Posted Limits. Resolution Number is hereby rescinded. Exhibits A and B are hereby incorporated into and are a part of this Resolution. Table of Contents: Exhibit A Exhibit B Summary of Engineering and Traffic Surveys and Proposed Limits Citywide Posted Limits 29 of 46

30 Exhibit A: Summary of Engineering and Traffic Surveys and Proposed Limits A. Changing Boundaries for Existing Zones Page # Surveyed Street Segment Bounded by these Streets District Posted Limit 85% Proposed Limit Justification 168 Ehrhardt Avenue 7 Existing Franklin Boulevard / Lockborne Drive Proposed Franklin Boulevard / Center Parkway UUX, RD, SC, PED Lake Forest Drive / Wisseman Drive 297 Existing Notre Dame Drive / Bennington Way Existing Bennington Way / Folsom Boulevard 6 297, 445 Proposed Notre Dame Drive / Folsom Boulevard.6 of 46

31 B. Reducing Limits for Existing Zones Page # Surveyed Street Segment Bounded by these Streets District Posted Limit 85% 14, th Avenue Stockton Boulevard / 73 rd Street 5, Proposed Limit Justification 16 UUX, 5 UX, SC, RD, PED 32, th Street Broadway / Sutterville Road , 34, 35, th Street Sutterville Road / Meadowview Road 5, UUX, 1 UX, SC, P, PED rd Avenue Gloria Drive / 14 th Street st Street 14 th Avenue / 21 st Avenue Blair Avenue 14 th Street / Freeport Boulevard , 197 Fair Oaks Boulevard H Street / West of University Avenue 3, Seamas Drive Riverside Boulevard / South Land Park Drive 4, of 46

32 C. Re-establishing establishing Limits for Existing Zones Ave. 85% Proposed Limit Segment Bounded by these Streets District Posted Limit N Street / Broadway 4 32 th MLK Jr. Boulevard / Stockton Boulevard 5 33 th 73 Street / Power Inn Road th 24 Street / Franklin Boulevard 5.8 th Riverside Boulevard / 14 Street 5 33 th 14 Street / Freeport Boulevard rd 5, Page # Surveyed Street 10, Street Avenue Avenue Avenue 47, Avenue Avenue Avenue Riverside Boulevard / Gloria Drive 93 Ascot Avenue Dry Creek Road / 20 Street , 101, 102 Azevedo Drive San Juan Road / W. El Camino Avenue College Town Drive State University Drive (E)/ Howe Avenue 3, Cosumnes River Boulevard Franklin Boulevard / Bruceville Road 7, , 162 Dry Creek Road Ascot Avenue / O Donnell Avenue Evergreen Street Rio Linda Boulevard / Arden Way , 205 Florin Perkins Road Folsom Boulevard / Clovely Lane Franklin Boulevard Cosumnes River Boulevard / Francesca Street 7, th rd th th th th Justification 32 of 46

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