HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution 93-38 02/16/1993~Z~SOIUtIO~I NO. 93-38 N.~.~.
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3 A RESOLUTION OF SUPPORT FOR A
4 PROJECTS LIST FOR POTENTIAL FUNDING
5 UNDER THE FEDERAL ISTEA PROGRAM
6 FOR FISCAL YEARS 1995-1997
7 WITHIN THE CITY OF PETALUMA
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10 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PETALUMA AS
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13 WHEREAS the City Council of the City of Petaluma finds that circulation and
14 transportation improvement projects are consistent with the Goals and Objective of the
15 City General Plan; and,
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17 WHEREAS the City Council of the City of Petaluma desires to maximize, to the
18 extent possible, the City's fair share of available funding under the Federal Intermodal
19 Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA) program.
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21 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Petaluma that
22 support is given to the projects listed in EXHIBIT 'A' for potential funding under the
23 Federal ISTEA Program.
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Under the power and authority conferred upon this Council by the Charter of said City.
REFERENCE: I hereby certify the foregoing Resolution was introduced and adopted by the Approved as to
Council of the City of Petaluma at a (Regular) (A3t~~t}~~$~#~ieelting"-,,~- form
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AYES: Nelson, Barlas, Read, Shea, Hamilton, Mayor Hilligoss
NOES: None
ABSENT: Vi e May
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City Clerk Mayor
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EXI~I'BIT 'A'
P1tOJECTS LIST
FEI)ERAI, 1STEA . Plt®GRAA~I~
FISCAL YEA~1tS 1995-1997
Lakeville Street.-~/idening - E. Washington St to East D Street.
This project will widen.. Lakeville Street, to three- .lanes between E.
Washington Street and .East D Street: Widening will occur on the easterly
side. on Lakeville Street .and will not .impact existing .structures,
additional Right-of--Way will be •required. The widening will 'significantly
.improve. capacity and traffic flow ~on the Lakeville Street corridor by
providing .left turn lanes at the intersections. This section is a portion
of the Petaluma Blvd Downtown. By-Pass.
D Street. Widening -Petaluma Blvd.. So. to Fourth Street.
This project will widen. D Street by 6 -feet adjacent to Walnut Park to four
lanes between Petaluma Blvd So. and Fourth Street. Thee widening will- occur
in the walkway area and will not eliminate park lands. The widening. will
significantly improve capacity and' traffic flow on the 'D Street comdor by
providing a separate right turn .lane on D Street: This. project is combined
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D Street ~ Fourth Street Tuff c Signal
This project is combined. with' the. D Street widening project to reduce
engineering and contract admnistrative° costs. .
Petaluma Blvd So. @ Nlt View Trai~c Signal
Projects funded in the Guaranteed.: list. will not. significantly accelerate
construction. G_ uaranteed.: funding will insure that projects are not
delayed.
Copeland Street Transit flub - E. Washington Street to E. I~ Street
This project would :construct a transih.:hub .(Bus Transfer Facility) on
Copeland Street between E.Washington Street, and- D Street. Local and
regional transit services such. as Petaluma Transit, Sonoma County Transit
and Golden Gate Transit would benefit. Thee project will replace the
existing transit. transfer facilities at 4th_ and C Streets. Passenger
shelters and .loading areas will be, included together with a new traffic
signal at Copeland Street and E. W. ,ashington Street. This project was
identified as the superior alternative in the .1989 Central Transit Transfer
Station and Park-n-Ride Study prepared for the City by DKS Associates.
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2` This is. an opportunity .project: Although ais site currently appears
3 °isolated future major transit facilities are. being planned for .this ,area.
4 The NWPRR right-of--way and station are part of the long; range Transit
5 Corridor. -The development of this project will be the first step in the
6. development of: ~a central transfer terminal` as envisioned in the City's
7 General Plan. The project supports mixed use development. of the Downtown
8 urea east of the Petaluma River.
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lU :Park-n-Ride ~,ot -Lakeville Hwy (SR 116) @ US 101
11 This is a Caltrans project which is ,being co-sponsored.. by the City of
12 Petaluma. The matching funding for :this project will be provided by
13 Caltrans. The ~ project as envisioned 'hy Caltrans will double the capacity
14 of the existing Park-n-Ride lot at this location':
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16 I) Street Signal Interconnect -Sixth Street to Lakeville Street
1T Thisproject- will interconnect four traffics ;signals on the D Street
18 Corridor. This project type is highly competitive in the CMAQ category.
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20 Retinling Coordinated Traffic Signals~~ ~-
21 TRAFFIC SIGNALS CITYWIDE _.. _ .. . _
22 This project will retime existing traffic signals to maximize the benefits
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23 of corridor signal coordination. This. type of project is highly
24 competitive in this category. - Signal` retiming ":evaluations 'should be
25 performed periodically. Project funding in this category will reduce the
26 financial demands.. on the City's fiiture operations and maintenance budgets.
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