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Transportation Impact Study for Hidden Canyon Residences & Preserve <br />March 2023 Page | 40 <br />6.0 CUMULATIVE CONDITIONS <br />This section details provides an assessment of potential cumulative transportation impacts resulting from <br />the project. Cumulative Conditions reflects a long-term horizon with buildout of the City’s General Plan. <br />6.1 CUMULATIVE TRAFFIC VOLUMES WITH GENERAL PLAN BUILDOUT <br />City staff provided the anticipated peak-hour traffic volumes, and planned changes to lane configurations <br />at freeway ramp intersections on Foothill Road/I-580 and Stoneridge Drive/I-680, at study intersections <br />under Cumulative plus Project conditions from the City’s travel demand model. The forecast of Cumulative <br />No Project traffic volumes is based on General Plan buildout that includes the proposed project. TJKM <br />estimated the Cumulative Plus Project traffic volumes based on the trip generation, distribution and <br />assignment applied to the analysis of Existing plus Project Conditions and Near Term plus Project <br />Conditions. The anticipated volume of peak-hour traffic applicable to the project at each study <br />intersection was subtracted from the Cumulative plus Project volumes to provide a forecast of Cumulative <br />No Project. <br />Figure 14 shows projected peak hour turning movement volumes at all of the study intersections for <br />Cumulative No Project Conditions. Figure 15 displays projected turning movement volumes at all the <br />study intersections for Cumulative plus Project Conditions. <br />6.2 CUMULATIVE IMPACT FINDINGS WITH PROPOSED PROJECT <br />The intersection LOS analysis results for Cumulative Conditions are summarized in Table 8. Detailed LOS <br />reports for Cumulative No Project Conditions are contained in Appendix G. Detailed LOS reports for <br />Cumulative plus Project Conditions are contained in Appendix H. <br />The intersection LOS analysis results for Cumulative No Project and Cumulative plus Project Conditions <br />are summarized in Table 15. Based on this analysis: all study intersections are forecasted to continue to <br />operate acceptably at LOS D or better under cumulative conditions, with or without the proposed project. <br />During the a.m. peak hour the stop-sign controlled intersection of Schaefer Ranch Road & Dublin Canyon <br />Road experiences would experience delay consistent with LOS F on the stop-sign controlled approach <br />(southbound Schaefer Ranch Road approaching Dublin Canyon Road) under both Cumulative No Project <br />and Cumulative plus Project Conditions. Side-street approach volumes on Schaefer Ranch Road would <br />exceed the peak-hour signal warrant, as is the case under Existing Conditions, with or without the <br />proposed project. The project is not anticipated to add traffic to the controlled approach. Average delay <br />to the stop-sign controlled approach would increase by less than two second due to the project. <br />Therefore, the project would not increase delay to a minor movement at an unsignalized intersection <br />operating at LOS F by more than 30 seconds. Overall average delay for the intersection would remain <br />consistent with LOS A. <br />With installation of a traffic signal at the intersection of Dublin Canyon Road with Canyon Meadows Drive <br />(which is being coordinated between the developer and the City to enhance traffic operations and safety), <br />the intersection is expected to continue to operate at LOS A during both peak hours.