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CITY CLERK
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STAFF REPORTS
DOCUMENT DATE
10/3/2006
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15 Y
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SR 06:182
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<br />Introduction <br /> <br />Ponderosa Homes is proposing the construction of a 25 unit residential housing project <br />on Cameron Avenue. This project would generate 23 AM peak hour trips and 24 PM <br />peak hour trips. The location of the new development is shown on the map below. <br /> <br />The project's primary access roads include Cameron Avenue, Martin Avenue and Kamp <br />Drive. Cameron Avenue is a two lane residential street with sidewalks on the north and <br />south side of the western segment of the roadway. The concrete sidewalk terminates at <br />Palmer Drive about 50 feet west of the western edge of the project location. This western <br />segment is 36 feet wide and parking is allowed on both sides. There are no driveways on <br />this segment of roadway. The segment of Cameron Avenue in front of the proposed <br />project and to the east of the project is 26 feet wide and parking is prohibited on both <br />sides. Sidewalks do not exist on either side of the roadway on this segment. <br /> <br />Martin Avenue is a residential street with a 26-foot roadway width. Parking is prohibited <br />on the east side of the street. Six homes are located between Mohr Avenue and Cameron <br />Drive, all having direct driveway access to Martin Avenue. Martin A venue does not have <br />sidewalks, but a paved pedestrian trail exists to the east of the roadway and serves <br />pedestrian. <br /> <br />Kamp Drive is a residential collector roadway with several traffic calming elements in <br />place. Sidewalks are present on both sides of the roadway. This roadway collects traffic <br />from several residential streets and connects directly to Stoneridge Drive and Mohr <br />Avenue. <br /> <br />The Project primary feeds traffic onto the City's arterial roadway network from Mohr <br />A venue. Mohr A venue serves as a minor arterial collecting residential traffic from the <br />Mohr-Martin, Mohr Park, Pleasanton Village, Sycamore Place, Rosewood and Heritage <br />Valley Neighborhoods. Mohr Avenue is a 2 lane roadway with sidewalks on both sides. <br />Mohr Avenue has the regional Iron Horse trail crossing about midway through the <br />section. <br /> <br />The majority of project trips pass through the Mohr A venue intersection with Santa Rita <br />Road. Santa Rita Road is a 6 lane roadway with left turn pockets for protected access <br />onto Mohr Avenue. The intersection of Santa Rita Road lmd Mohr A venue is controlled <br />by a 5 phase traffic signal. <br />
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