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Enhancing 35th Ave: A Project for Safer Pedestrian and Bicycle Access

The HSIP8 project on 35th Ave aims to significantly improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists from East 12th St to I-580. Addressing community requests, especially in high-demand areas with unsafe vehicular speeds, the plan includes the installation of upgraded crosswalks, rectangular rapid flashing beacons, and dedicated Class II bicycle lanes. Target completion is set for May 2021, with a total budget of $2,903,800. This project seeks to enhance traffic flow, reduce accidents, and promote economic growth through better movement of goods and people.

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Enhancing 35th Ave: A Project for Safer Pedestrian and Bicycle Access

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  1. Project Location: 35th Ave HSIP8 Project Name: HSIP8 – 35th Ave (from East 12th St to I-580) Background • Aims to make corridor safer for pedestrians and all users through corridor-wide crossing enhancements • Community requests • Senior safety area, pedestrian high-injury intersection, high pedestrian demand • Class II bicycle lanes • Posted speed 25 MPH, critical speed 32 MPH (85th percentile) • Improve movement of goods and people to spur economic development and growth Location • Land use: residential/commercial • Transportation and access issues: pedestrians/bicyclists • Issues: unsafe vehicular speed, traffic conflicts with pedestrians/bicyclists • Parallel corridor to two major freeways (I-580 and I-880) 2018 Lead Division Name: TRAFFIC CAPITAL PROJECTS StreetMap

  2. Project Location: 35th Ave (Cont.) PED – Improvement for pedestrians BIKE – Improvement for bicyclists VEH – Improvement for Vehicle BUS – Improvement for Transits Work Plan 2018 Lead Division Name: TRAFFIC CAPITAL PROJECTS PED – Improvement for pedestrians BIKE – Improvement for bicyclists VEH – Improvement for Vehicle • Project Timeline • Start date [1/2018] • Phases that have been completed : PE Authorization in progress • Construction Completion planned for [5/2021] Improvements • Install Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons • Install or upgrade crosswalk • Install High Intensity Activated Crosswalk Beacon • Install pedestrian countdown devices • Upgraded traffic signal mast arm and controllers • Left turn signal phase • Reallocation of road space Benefits • Alerts oncoming traffic of pedestrian crossing • Safer pedestrian crossing • Efficient traffic flow through use of upgraded signal arm Traffic Signals • Control speeding, making right of way clearer and reduce ambiguity • Combine collision-reduction benefits of HAWKs and RRFB’s Classification • Protected left turn phase at Foothill Boulevard • Class II bicycle lanes between International and East 12th St Budget • Total Project Cost: $2,903,800.00 Scope • Install new or enhanced crosswalks at 11 locations • Install 3 HAWK signals • Install 7 RRFB’s • Upgrade Signals- Traffic Control • Buffered bicycle lane

  3. Project Location: 35th Ave (Cont.) Existing Conditions Photo – 35th Ave and E 12th St (Foothill Blvd) 2018 Proposed Conditions Photo – 35th Ave and E 12th St (Foothill Blvd) Lead Division Name: TRAFFIC CAPITAL PROJECTS

  4. Project Location: 35th Ave (Cont.) 2018 Lead Division Name: TRAFFIC CAPITAL PROJECTS

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