ARLINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA. County Board Agenda Item Meeting of March 16, 2019

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ARLINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA County Board Agenda Item Meeting of March 16, 2019 DATE: February 13, 2019 SUBJECT: Request to authorize Advertisement of a Public Hearing to consider an Amendment to Chapter 14.2 (Motor Vehicles and Traffic), Section 14.2-12(A), of the Code of Arlington County, Virginia, Concerning Maximum and Minimum Speed Limits along South Hayes Street from Army Navy Drive to 15 th Street South. C. M. RECOMMENDATION: Authorize the Advertisement of an April 23, 2019, public hearing to enact an Ordinance to Amend, Reenact and Recodify Chapter 14.2 (Motor Vehicles and Traffic), Section 14.2-12(A), of the Code of Arlington County, Virginia, Concerning Maximum and Minimum Speed Limits by Decreasing the Speed Limit along South Hayes Street from Army Navy Drive to 15 th Street South. ISSUES: As part of the regular process, the County Board is being requested to authorize the advertisement of a public hearing concerning a proposed amendment to the County Code. There are no outstanding issues. SUMMARY: The State Code authorizes local governing bodies to enact and enforce ordinances to increase or decrease the speed limits within its boundaries, provided such increase or decrease is based upon a traffic engineering investigation. The Department of Environmental Services, Division of Transportation has conducted a study on South Hayes Street. The results of this study indicate that the speed limit on this street can be decreased by ten miles per hour, from 35 miles per hour and 30 miles per hour to 25 miles per hour. BACKGROUND: As part of the Streets Element of the Master Transportation Plan, a policy was established to design streets to generally favor lower vehicle speeds without impeding or diverting existing vehicle volumes. One of the implementation actions for that policy is the adoption of lower speed limits for arterial streets on which there are high volumes of pedestrian crossings and higher density land development. South Hayes Street falls within this category of streets. Speed limits are determined by ordinance based upon a traffic engineering investigation, County Manager: ## ### County Attorney: ** *** 21. Staff: Max Miller, DES

in accordance with Section 46.2-1300 A.1 of the Code of Virginia and Section 14.2-12 of the County Code. DISCUSSION: The Department of Environmental Services, Division of Transportation has conducted an engineering study on South Hayes Street, an Other Principle Arterial street in Arlington. This study compiled data on speed, collisions, traffic volumes, pedestrian and bicyclist activity, adjacent land uses and development patterns, and roadway characteristics. The data were then evaluated to determine if the existing speed limit was appropriate, or if it could be changed. This engineering study formed the basis of staff s recommendation to amend the code to lower the speed limit. This evaluation was performed at the request of the Crystal City Business Improvement District (BID) who will be informed of the proposed change. South Hayes Street was evaluated to determine if the current speed limit of 35 mph could be changed. For evaluation purposes, the street was broken into two segments. Speed and volume data were gathered in May, September, and December of 2018. Collisions from January 2013 thru December 2017 were reviewed. Bicycle and pedestrian counts were gathered in May and September 2018. Based on all factors considered, including current and future land use, the study indicated that the speed limit could be decreased from 35 miles per hour to 25 miles per hour along South Hayes Street from Army Navy Drive to 15 th Street South which matches the existing posted speed limit on the rest of the study corridor. New speed limit signs will be placed in accordance with the MUTCD. PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT: The speed limit study was requested by the Crystal City Business Improvement District. Public notices advertising the County Board s consideration of this item at its April 23, 2019 board meeting will be published in the March 26, 2019, and April 2, 2019, editions of the Washington Times newspaper. FISCAL IMPACT: The total cost of installing speed limit signs to reflect these changes will be approximately $1,500. All funds are available in the Fiscal Year 2019 Department of Environmental Services Transportation Engineering and Operations operating budget for the signs. - 2 -

Attachment 1 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND, REENACT, AND RECODIFY CHAPTER 14.2 (MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC), SECTION 14.1-12(A) OF THE CODE OF ARLINGTON COUNTY, Virginia CONCERNING MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM SPEED LIMITS BY DECREASING THE SPEED LIMIT ON SOUTH HAYES STREET FROM ARMY NAVY DRIVE TO 15 TH STREET SOUTH. I. BE IT ORDAINED Chapter 14.2, Section 14.2-12(a) of the Code of Arlington County, Virginia is hereby amended, reenacted, and recodified to read, in pertinent part, as follows: Chapter 14.2 Motor Vehicles and Traffic 14.2-12. Maximum and Minimum Speed Limits. *** A. No person shall drive any vehicle upon a highway in this County at a speed in excess of twenty-five (25) miles per hour except upon the following highways or portions thereof on which the speed limits shall be as follows: Thirty (30) miles per hour upon: North 10th Street between Arlington Boulevard and North Washington Boulevard. Fairfax Drive between North Monroe Street and North Glebe Road. George Washington Parkway, marked portions either side of Key Bridge. Kirkwood Road from Washington Boulevard to Spout Run Parkway. Lorcom Lane from Old Dominion Drive to Spout Run Parkway. Nellie Custis Drive from Lorcom Lane to Military Road. South Arlington Mill Drive from Shirlington Road to Walter Reed Drive. North Carlin Springs Road from North Glebe Road to Arlington Boulevard. South Carlin Springs Road from Arlington Boulevard to Columbia Pike. Fairfax Drive from Arlington Boulevard to North Barton Street. Little Falls Road from Yorktown Boulevard at North Kensington Street to Williamsburg Boulevard. Quaker Lane from Shirley Highway to King Street. Walter Reed Drive from Columbia Pike to King Street. North Westmoreland Street from Arlington County line to Fairfax Drive. South 15th Street from Jefferson Davis Highway to South Hayes Street. Chain Bridge Road from North Glebe Road to Fairfax County Line. Washington Boulevard from Kirkwood Road to Lee Highway.

Williamsburg Boulevard from North Glebe Road to North 29th Street. Yorktown Boulevard from North 26th Street to North Kensington Street. Old Dominion Drive from Lorcom Lane to North Abingdon Street. Military Road from North Glebe Road to Lee Highway. South George Mason Drive from Arlington Boulevard to Fairfax County line. South Four Mile Run Drive (West Roadway) from Columbia Pike to South Walter Reed Drive. Washington Boulevard from North Pershing Drive to North 10th Street. Columbia Pike from South Oak Street to South Dinwiddie Street. Army Navy Drive from South 25th Street to South Nash Street. South Eads Street from South 15th Street to Army Navy Drive. South Hayes Street from South 15th Street to South 12th Street. Wilson Boulevard from North Glebe Road to Fairfax County Line. South Four Mile Run Drive from South Walter Reed Drive to Shirlington Road. North George Mason Drive from Yorktown Boulevard to Arlington Boulevard. South Eads Street from South 24th Street to South Glebe Road. North Roosevelt Street from North 17th Street to Falls Church City line. North Sycamore Street from Williamsburg Boulevard to 17 th Street North. Fairfax Drive from Little Falls Road to Washington Boulevard. Fort Myer Drive from Key Bridge to westbound Lee Highway. North Glebe Road from Arlington Boulevard to Lee Highway. South Glebe Road from Walter Reed Drive to Arlington Boulevard. Lee Highway from the Federal line at the approach to Key Bridge at Rosslyn to North Nash Street. Lee Highway from North Quincy Street to Falls Church City Line. North Lynn Street from westbound Lee Highway to Key Bridge. Washington Boulevard from Lee Highway to North Westmoreland Street. Thirty-five (35) miles per hour upon: U.S. Route 1. Old Dominion Drive from Military Road to Lorcom Lane.

Columbia Pike from South Dinwiddie Street to Fairfax County line. South Glebe Road from Walter Reed Drive to Jefferson Davis Highway. State Route 233 (Airport Viaduct) from Jefferson Davis Highway to Mount Vernon Parkway right-of-way. South 5th Road from South Carlin Springs Road to Fairfax County line. Washington Boulevard from Arlington Boulevard to North Pershing Drive. Old Dominion Drive from North Abingdon Street to North Glebe Road. Army Navy Drive from South Nash Street to South 12th Street. South Joyce Street from Columbia Pike to Army Navy Drive. South Hayes Street from South 15th Street to Army Navy Drive. Old Dominion Drive from North Glebe Road to Fairfax County line. North Glebe Road from Lee Highway to ramp from Military Road. Lee Highway from North Veitch Street to North Quincy Street. Spout Run Parkway from George Washington Memorial Parkway to Lee Highway. Forty (40) miles per hour upon: George Washington Memorial Parkway from Four Mile Run to Spout Run Parkway. Lee Highway from North Nash Street to North Veitch Street. *** II. The remaining subsections of 14.2-12(a) not hereby amended shall remain as previously enacted.