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• <br />Debra Bloom, P.E. <br />City of Roseville <br />Table 3 <br />Year 2009 Build Conditions <br />Level of Service Results <br />• <br />July 17, 2007 <br />Page 10 <br />Intersection Level of Service <br />A.M. Peak P,M. Peak <br />Cleveland Avenue/Coun Road C C D <br />Cleveland Avenue/I-35W Northbound Ram s B D <br />Cleveland Avenue/Count Road C2 * A/C A/D <br />Cleveland Avenue/Coun Road D B C <br />Cleveland Avenue/Develo ment Drivewa * A/A A/B <br />Cleveland Avenue/U-turn area ** A/A A/C <br />* Indicates an intersection �vith side-street stop control. Overall LOS is shown followed by the worst approach L,OS. <br />** Indicates an area on Cleveland Avenue appro�imately l00 ft. north ofproposed si�e access drive�v�ay, w�ith uncontrolled <br />U-furns. <br />YEAR 2030 BUILD CONDITIONS <br />Year 2030 traffic forecasts were developed as part of the Twin Lakes AUAR Update study. <br />Three distinct redevelopment scenarios were reviewed. The first represents the intent of the <br />comprehensive plan and is inclusive of all major land use redevelopment options, based on a <br />worst-case redevelopment scenario for traffic generation. The second redevelopment scenario is <br />focused on residential development, combined with other complimentary land uses (i.e., office <br />and retail). The third redevelopment scenario represents a non-residential focus. Each of the <br />second two redevelopment alternatives was developed with a conscience effort to balance land <br />use size and trip generation. The proposed hotel and restaurant development was included in the <br />third AUAR Update scenario. Construction of the future Twin Lakes Parkway was also assumed <br />as part of the year 2030 analysis. Therefore, trips entering and exiting the proposed hotel and <br />restaurant development would do so along fiiture Twin Lakes Parkway. <br />An operations analysis was conducted under year 2030 AUAR build conditions to determine <br />what improvements would be needed to support redevelopment of the Twin Lakes area. The <br />p.m. peak hour was analyzed and it was determined that extensive roadway improvements would <br />be needed to support the potential development of the Twin Lakes area. With the recommended <br />improvements listed in the AUAR Update documentation all intersections will operate at an <br />acceptable LOS D or better. Based on these year 2030 recommended improvements, it is <br />recommended that the costs associated with the implementation of these improvements be <br />divided proportionately among the respective developments contributing to the impacts. This <br />contribution will be reassessed at the time tl�e improvements are implemented, and the basis for <br />the proportion is at the City's discretion. <br />