OCALA/MARION TPO CITY OF BELLEVIEW CORRIDOR PLAN STUDY PRESENTATION TO THE BELLEVIEW CITY COMMISSION JANUARY 25, :00 PM

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OCALA/MARION TPO CITY OF BELLEVIEW CORRIDOR PLAN STUDY PRESENTATION TO THE BELLEVIEW CITY COMMISSION JANUARY 25, 2016 6:00 PM

STUDY AREA Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 2

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 3 STUDY OBJECTIVES Develop a study vision and principles for improvements and strategies Develop corridor strategies: enhance multimodal environment (accessibility, traffic flow, safety, walkability, and aesthetics) Support infill and economic development

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 4 TASKS COMPLETED Data Collection and Review Land Use Analysis and Policy Review Existing Conditions Analysis Future Conditions Analysis Potential Corridor Strategies

OCALA/MARION TPO CITY OF BELLEVIEW CORRIDOR PLAN STUDY LAND USE AND POLICY ANALYSIS

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 6 LAND USE ANALYSIS AND POLICY City s Future Land Use Element Pedestrian/Bicycle Access to the CBD Ped/Bike Connectivity Landscaping City s LDR Lack of regulation for ped/bike friendly environment City s Community Redevelopment Plan Streetscape Walking and Biking

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 7 LAND USE ANALYSIS AND POLICY Summary of Potential Strategies Develop a form-based code Review and increase densities Update the LDR Parcel assemblage Catalyst sites

OCALA/MARION TPO CITY OF BELLEVIEW CORRIDOR PLAN STUDY EXISTING AND FUTURE TRANSPORTATION CONDITIONS

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 9 EXISTING AND FUTURE TRANSPORTATION CONDITIONS Review Existing and Future Traffic Conditions Future Operational Review and Deficiency Analysis Land Use and Transportation Compatibility Identify Issues and Constraints

STUDY AREA US-441 4-lane divided, 25K AADT (35K Capacity) Posted speed of 40 mph Six signalized intersections US-301 CR-484 Belleview Square Belleview Regional SE 102nd Place Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 10

EXISTING CONDITIONS TYPICAL SECTIONS Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 11

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 12 EXISTING CONDITIONS TYPICAL SECTIONS US-301 to SE 53 rd Court

EXISTING CONDITIONS TYPICAL SECTIONS Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 13

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 14 EXISTING CONDITIONS TYPICAL SECTIONS From 53 rd Court to SE 55 th Avenue

EXISTING CONDITIONS TYPICAL SECTIONS Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 15

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 16 EXISTING CONDITIONS TYPICAL SECTIONS From SE 110 th Street to 102 nd Place

EXISTING AND FUTURE CONDITIONS KEY OBSERVATIONS Existing Conditions Ample Vehicular Capacity Crash Hot Spots Signal Operational Issues at US-301 and at Hames Road Significantly Underutilized On-Street Parking No Transit Service No Bicycle Facilities Future Conditions Minimal Growth Without significant redevelopment, future conditions will mimic the existing conditions. Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 17

OCALA/MARION TPO CITY OF BELLEVIEW CORRIDOR PLAN STUDY EXISTING CONDITIONS: SAFETY ANALYSIS

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 19 SAFETY ANALYSIS CRASH SUMMARY TABLE US-441 from US-301 to 102nd Place Number of Crashes 5 Year Mean 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Total Crashes % Angle 18 23 18 25 19 103 20.6 20% Left-Turn 9 14 10 9 12 54 10.8 11% Fixed Object 7 4 2 5 3 21 4.2 4% Head-on 1 3 2 0 2 8 1.6 2% Front to Rear 38 54 47 44 50 233 46.6 46% Crash Type Motorcycle 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.2 0% Sideswipe, same direction 21 16 11 14 10 72 14.4 14% Pedestrian 0 0 1 2 1 4 0.8 1% Bicycle 2 1 0 1 1 5 1 1% Unknown 0 1 0 0 1 2 0.4 0% Total 96 116 91 100 100 503 100.6 100% Injury Severity Lighting Condition Surface Conditions Ped/Bike Crashes Fatal 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0% Incapacitating 0 1 2 0 1 4 0.8 1% NonIncapacitating 6 4 4 3 7 24 4.8 5% PossibleInjury 19 25 15 18 22 99 19.8 20% None 71 86 70 79 70 376 75.2 75% Total 96 116 91 100 100 503 100.6 100% Daylight 87 99 72 87 85 430 86 85% Dawn 1 2 3 2 3 11 2.2 2% Dusk 1 2 1 2 3 9 1.8 2% Dark-Lighted 6 13 15 9 9 52 10.4 10% Dark-Not Lighted 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.2 0% Total 96 116 91 100 100 503 100.6 100% Dry 76 109 82 91 81 439 87.8 87% Wet 20 7 9 9 19 64 12.8 13% Total 96 116 91 100 100 503 100.6 100% Pedestrian 0 0 1 2 1 4 0.8 1% Bicycle 2 1 0 1 1 5 1 1% Total 2 1 1 3 2 9 1.8 2%

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 20 SAFETY ANALYSIS KEY CRASH SUMMARY TABLE US-441 from US-301 to 102nd Place Number of Crashes 5 Year Mean 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Total Crashes % Angle 18 23 18 25 19 103 20.6 20% Left-Turn 9 14 10 9 12 54 10.8 11% Crash Type Head-on 1 3 2 0 2 8 1.6 2% Pedestrian 0 0 1 2 1 4 0.8 1% Bicycle 2 1 0 1 1 5 1 1% Total 96 116 91 100 100 503 100.6 100% Injury Severity Lighting Condition Fatal 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0% Incapacitating 0 1 2 0 1 4 0.8 1% Total 96 116 91 100 100 503 100.6 100% Daylight 87 99 72 87 85 430 86 85% Total 96 116 91 100 100 503 100.6 100%

SAFETY ANALYSIS HIGH CRASH SPOT: HAMES ROAD Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 21

SAFETY ANALYSIS HIGH CRASH SPOT: 56 TH AVENUE TO 57 TH AVENUE Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 22

SAFETY ANALYSIS HIGH CRASH SPOT: RACE TRAC DRIVEWAY Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 23

SAFETY ANALYSIS HIGH CRASH SPOT: 110 TH STREET Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 24

SAFETY ANALYSIS HIGH CRASH SPOT: 102 ND PLACE Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 25

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 26 SPEED STUDY Conducted by Marion County, July 2015 S of 102 nd Pl 48.09 mph City Hall 49.25 mph W of CR-484 38.68 mph

SAFETY ANALYSIS KEY POTENTIAL STRATEGIES Speed Reduction Modify lane widths (see ped/bike section) Signalized Intersections Consider mainline protected phasing (by time of day) Review Yellow and All-Red Intervals Modify Access management Section A from US-301 to south of SE 55 th Avenue RaceTrac Driveway SE 56 th Avenue Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 27

SAFETY ANALYSIS BUFFERED PARKING Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 28

SAFETY ANALYSIS ACCESS MANAGEMENT Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 29

SAFETY ANALYSIS RACETRAC DRIVEWAY Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 30

SAFETY ANALYSIS SIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS Review Phasing and Timing Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 31

OCALA/MARION TPO CITY OF BELLEVIEW CORRIDOR PLAN STUDY INTERSECTION OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS

OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS SIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS US-301 Hames Road 110 th Street 102 nd Place Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 33

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 34 OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS US-441 AT US-301/BABB ROAD Protected-permissive phasing Over capacity on US-301 Intersection v/c ratio 0.86

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 35 OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS US-441 AT US-301/BABB ROAD Short Term Evaluate signal timings and phasing Mid Term Modify Babb Road and Magnolia Road (1) (2) Long Term Evaluate the Feasibility of a Roundabout (1) Will reroute approximately 200 vehicles to/from Hames Road (2) Analyzing impacts to Dunkin Donuts

OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS US-441 AT US-301/BABB ROAD Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 36 Dunkin Donuts circulation impact under review

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 37 OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS US-441 AT SE HAMES ROAD US-441 operates in protected only phasing SE Hames Road operates in protected-permissive phasing All legs v/c ratio less than 1.0 Intersection v/c ratio 0.76 Crash 16

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 38 OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS US-441 AT SE HAMES ROAD Short Term Evaluate signal timings and phasing Mid Term Modify Southeast approach for dual left-turns (1) (1) Accommodate and encourage use of Hames

OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS US-441 AT SE HAMES ROAD Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 39

OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS CORRIDOR-WIDE Corridor-wide Signal Retiming and ITS Solutions Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 40

OCALA/MARION TPO CITY OF BELLEVIEW CORRIDOR PLAN STUDY MULTIMODAL REVIEW

MULTIMODAL REVIEW POTENTIAL STRATEGIES Midblock Crossings Pedestrian/Bicycle Facilities On-Street (Bike Lanes) Off-Street (Shared Use Path) Encourage local and regional mobility Transit Strategies Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 42

IMPROVEMENTS CONSIDERATION MIDBLOCK CROSSWALK Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 43

IMPROVEMENTS CONSIDERATION MIDBLOCK CROSSWALK Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 44

PED/BIKE ANALYSIS SHORT TERM: BUFFERED BIKE LANES Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 45

PED/BIKE ANALYSIS JOINT USE PATH MAINTAIN PARKING US-301 to SE 53 rd Ct Joint use path Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 46

PED/BIKE ANALYSIS JOINT USE PATH MAINTAIN PARKING US-301 to SE 53 rd Ct Joint use path Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 47

PED/BIKE ANALYSIS JOINT USE PATH MODIFY CURB LINE SE 53 rd Ct to SE 55 th Ave Joint use path Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 48

PED/BIKE ANALYSIS JOINT USE PATH MODIFY CURB LINE SE 53 rd Ct to SE 55 th Ave Joint use path Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 49

PED/BIKE ANALYSIS JOINT USE PATH MODIFY CURB LINE SE 110 th St to SE 102 nd Pl Joint use path Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 50

SE 110 th St to 102 nd Pl Joint use path PED/BIKE ANALYSIS JOINT USE PATH MODIFY CURB LINE Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 51

PED/BIKE ANALYSIS POTENTIAL STRATEGIES Midblock Crossing Improve safety On-Street Bike Facilities Reduce Cross-sections Repurpose On-Street Parking Promote Mobility Shared Use Path Repurpose On-Street Parking Promote Mobility Opportunity for Landscaping Consistent with Downtown vision Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 52

PED/BIKE ANALYSIS POTENTIAL STRATEGIES Short Term Midblock Crossings Repurpose On-Street Parking Buffered Bike Lane Mid/Long Term Repurpose On-Street Parking Shared Use Path Landscaped Buffer Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 53

TRANSIT CONSIDERATION COMMUTER BUS: SHARED PARK AND RIDE Short term to Mid term: Commuter assistance program Carpool or Vanpool Long term: Regional commuter bus Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 54

OCALA/MARION TPO CITY OF BELLEVIEW CORRIDOR PLAN STUDY SUMMARY OF POTENTIAL STRATEGIES

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 56 POTENTIAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CONSIDERATION Location Improvement Focus Timeline Notes/Comments Corridor wide Protected mainline phasing Safety Short term Will require retiming study Corridor wide Review and update yellow and all-red clearances Safety Short term Corridor wide Reduce lane widths Safety Short term Corridor wide 53rd Court/Race Trac Driveway Access management/median closure Directionalize, close, or signalize Safety Mid term Will require retiming study Buffered parking or buffered bike lane Will require public involvement per State law Safety Mid term May require detailed analysis and public involvement SE 56th Ave/SE 57th Ave Directionalize or close median Safety Mid term May require public involvement

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 57 POTENTIAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CONSIDERATION Location Improvement Focus Timeline Notes/Comments US-301 Evaluate signal timing and Operational Short phasing term Hames Road US-301 Evaluate signal timing and phasing Close Babb Road and Magnolia Road Operational Short term Operational Mid term Likely to redistribute traffic to Hames Road Hames Road Southeast dual lefts Operational Mid term Consider with modifications to US-301 US-301 Evaluate roundabout option Operational Long term Will require detailed analysis and design. Likely to require significant ROW

POTENTIAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CONSIDERATION Location Improvement Focus Timeline Notes/Comments Corridor wide Add buffered bike lane Ped/bike Mid term Repurpose on-street parking Corridor wide Shared use path (modify curb) Ped/bike Mid/long term Corridor wide Corridor wide Placement of midblock crossing Shared use path (maintain curb) Repurpose on-street parking Ped/bike Mid term Must meet TEM 3.8 requirements Ped/bike Mid term Maintain on-street parking Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 58

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 59 POTENTIAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CONSIDERATION Location Improvement Focus Timeline Notes/Comments TBD Provide commuter transit service Multi modal Mid/long term Study demand and desire for periodic service to/from Ocala and the Villages Corridor wide Enhance landscaping Landscaping Mid term Landscaping improvements with modifications to sidewalk and median

POTENTIAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CONSIDERATION Location Improvement Focus Timeline Notes/Comments Corridor wide Protected mainline phasing Safety Short term Will require retiming study Corridor wide Review and update yellow and all-red clearances Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 60 Safety Short term Corridor wide Reduce lane widths Safety Short term Corridor wide 53rd Court/Race Trac Driveway SE 56th Ave/SE 57th Ave Access management/median closure Directionalize, close, or signalize Will require retiming study Buffered parking or buffered bike lane Safety Mid term Will require public involvement per State law Safety Mid term May require detailed analysis and public involvement Directionalize or close median Safety Mid term May require public involvement Corridor wide Add buffered bike lane Ped/bike Mid term Repurpose on-street parking Corridor wide Shared use path (modify curb) Ped/bike Mid/long term Corridor wide Corridor wide US-301 Hames Road US-301 Placement of midblock crossing Shared use path (maintain curb) Evaluate signal timing and phasing Evaluate signal timing and phasing Close Babb Road and Magnolia Road Repurpose on-street parking Ped/bike Mid term Must meet TEM 3.8 requirements Ped/bike Mid term Maintain on-street parking Operational Operational Short term Short term Operational Mid term Likely to redistribute traffic to Hames Road Hames Road Southeast dual lefts Operational Mid term Consider with modifications to US-301 US-301 Evaluate roundabout option Operational Long term Will require detailed analysis and design. Likely to require significant ROW TBD Provide commuter transit service Multi modal Mid/long term Study demand and desire for periodic service to/from Ocala and the Villages Corridor wide Enhance landscaping Landscaping Mid term Landscaping improvements with modifications to sidewalk and median

Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 61 CONCLUSION Short Term Strategies improve signal operation and safety Mid Term Strategies promote safety and pedestrian/bicycle mobility and support the future vision and redevelopment Long Term Strategies enhance short and mid terms strategies

DISCUSSION Ocala/Marion TPO US-441 Corridor Study 62