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FP <br /> Oy <br /> Pleasanton standard, and there are no reasonable mitigation measures for this <br /> intersection. <br /> • Intersection 27:Santa Rita Road/I-580 EB Ramp/Pimlico Drive—This intersection would <br /> operate at LOS F during the PM peak hour under EPAP baseline and EPAP Plus Project <br /> conditions.The addition of project generated traffic to EPAP baseline conditions would <br /> result in increased average delay at this intersection while in LOS F operations. Under <br /> EPAP Plus Project Plus Extension Conditions, this intersection would improve to LOS E <br /> during the PM peak hour.This is an exempt intersection with LOS below the City of <br /> Pleasanton standard, and there are no reasonable mitigation measures for this <br /> intersection. <br /> • Intersection 24:Santa Rita Road/Valley Avenue—This intersection would operate at LOS F <br /> during the PM peak hour under EPAP baseline and EPAP Plus Project conditions.The <br /> addition of project generated traffic to EPAP baseline conditions would result in increased <br /> average delay at this intersection while in LOS F operations. Under EPAP Plus Project <br /> conditions, operations at this intersection can be improved to an average delay of 78 <br /> seconds per vehicle, decreasing delay from EPAP baseline conditions, by optimizing the <br /> traffic signal timing to adjust for changes in project generated traffic. Under EPAP Plus <br /> Project Plus Extension Conditions,this intersection would improve to LOS E during the <br /> PM peak hour. <br /> Cumulative (Year 2040) Conditions <br /> The Cumulative condition represents conditions in the 2040 horizon year, consistent with the City <br /> of Pleasanton travel demand model.To evaluate the potential effect of traffic generated by the <br /> proposed project on the surrounding street system,volume estimates representing Cumulative <br /> without Project Conditions were prepared. Traffic conditions without the project under this future <br /> scenario reflect traffic increases due to nearby and regional development along with background <br /> roadway network changes and street improvements. The forecasted Cumulative without Project <br /> Conditions traffic volumes were then used as the baseline to identify the project's effects on the <br /> operations of the circulation system.This chapter presents the results of the level of service <br /> calculations under Cumulative Conditions both with and without the Project. <br /> Cumulative (Year 2040) Circulation System Effects <br /> This subsection identifies the cumulative, long-term effects, of the addition of project generated <br /> peak hour trips on the operations of the local circulation system. Traffic volumes for Cumulative <br /> Conditions are comprised of Existing Conditions volumes plus traffic generated by anticipated <br /> local and regional land use growth. Cumulative conditions were forecast using the City of <br /> Pleasanton's travel demand model and reflect buildout of the city's General Plan and the general <br /> plans of surrounding communities. The extension of El Charro Road from Stoneridge Drive to <br />