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Clearlake Road (State Road 501) Clearlake Road (State Road 501) Project Development & Project Development & Environment (PD&E) Study Environment (PD&E) Study F ROM M ICHIGAN A VENUE TO I NDUSTRY R OAD F ROM M ICHIGAN A VENUE TO


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Clearlake Road (State Road 501) Project Development & Environment (PD&E) Study

FROM MICHIGAN AVENUE TO INDUSTRY ROAD BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA

Financial Project ID No: 433605-1-22-01 | Federal Aid Project No: N/A | ETDM No: 13120

Clearlake Road (State Road 501) Project Development & Environment (PD&E) Study

FROM MICHIGAN AVENUE TO INDUSTRY ROAD BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA

Financial Project ID No: 433605-1-22-01 | Federal Aid Project No: N/A | ETDM No: 13120

BICYCLE, PEDESTRIAN, AND TRAILS ADVISORY COMMITTEE PRESENTATION | September 21, 2015

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Agenda

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  • What is a PD&E Study?
  • Background
  • Design Alternatives
  • Conclusion
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What is a PD&E Study?

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  • Project Development & Environment (PD&E) Study
  • A process to analyze a transportation project
  • 1. Engineering
  • Identify potential design solutions
  • 2. Environmental
  • Evaluate potential impacts to the natural,

social, and physical environments

  • 3. Public Involvement
  • Seek public input
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  • From Michigan Avenue

to Industry Road

  • Approximately 1.3 miles

in length

Study Limits

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Industry Road Michigan Avenue

  • E. INDUSTRY RD.

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  • Accommodate future traffic needs based on anticipated

population and employment growth – Certain roadway segments are nearing capacity

  • Enhance safety and mobility

– Gaps exist in sidewalks and bicycle lanes

Purpose and Need

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Existing Roadway Typical Section

  • From Michigan Ave to 720 feet north of Michigan Ave

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12' 12' 12' 12' 12' 10 ' 3' EXISTING R/W 73' 6' Sidewalk NB SB

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12' 12' 11' - 34' EXISTING R/W VARIES 73' - 120' 10' - 12' 10' - 12' 16' - 42' 5' Sidewalk 5' Sidewalk NB SB

Existing Roadway Typical Section

  • From 720 feet north of Michigan Ave to north of Walmart
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EXISTING R/W VARIES 229' - 239' 12' - 33' 12' - 22' 0' - 12' 5' Sidewalk WB EB ±5' Paved Shoulder ±5' Paved Shoulder VARIES (129' – 164') VARIES (75' – 100')

Existing Roadway Typical Section

  • From north of Walmart to Industry Road
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Alternatives Considered

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  • ‘Build’ Alternative

– Widen road to four lanes, two travel lanes in each direction – Realign existing curve at Walmart – Provide continuous 7-ft bicycle lanes and 6-ft sidewalks on both sides – Provide access management − 22-foot grass/concrete median will limit left turns along corridor – Locate potential pond sites

  • ‘No-Build’ or ‘Do Nothing’ Alternative

– No corridor improvements – No continuous sidewalks and designated bicycle lanes – ‘No-Build’ continues as an alternative throughout the PD&E study

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Design Alternatives

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Design Alternatives

  • From Michigan Avenue to Otterbein Avenue (Segment 1)

Otterbein Avenue Michigan Avenue

N

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11' 11' 22' 11' 11' 7' 7' VARIES 12' Min. VARIES 12' Min. 104’ MINIMUM PROPOSED R/W

6' Sidewalk

Proposed Roadway Typical Section

  • From Michigan Avenue to Otterbein Avenue

6' Sidewalk

4-Lane Urban Divided Roadway Typical Section EXISTING R/W VARIES 73' - 120' NB SB

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– The proposed roadway typical section can be built along three different alignments:

− West − Center − East

– Each alignment has different right-of-way impacts

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Design Alternatives

  • From Michigan Ave to Otterbein Ave
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14 Will require additional right-of-way from the west side of Clearlake Road only

West Alignment Design Alternatives

  • From Michigan Ave to Otterbein Ave

N

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15 Will require additional right-of-way from both the west side and east side of Clearlake Road

Center Alignment Design Alternatives

  • From Michigan Ave to Otterbein Ave

N

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16 Will require additional right-of-way from the east side of Clearlake Road Some right-of-way will still be needed on the west side of Clearlake Road, north and south of Mantes Drive

East Alignment Design Alternatives

  • From Michigan Ave to Otterbein Ave

N

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Right-of-Way Impacts Each alignment has a different right-of-way impact and associated cost

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Evaluation Criteria Four-Lane Urban Typical Section West Alignment Center Alignment East Alignment Residential Parcels Impacted 17 17 3 Business Parcels Impacted 4 7 10 Unimproved Parcels Impacted 1 3 2 Total Parcels Impacted 22 27 15 Relocations # of Residences Relocated 17 17 2 # of Businesses Relocated 4 Total Number of Relocations 17 17 6 Right-of-Way Cost $6,400,000 $7,876,000 $11,714,500

Design Alternatives

  • From Michigan Ave to Otterbein Ave
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Design Alternatives

  • From Otterbein Avenue to Industry Road (Segment 2)

Otterbein Avenue Industry Road

  • E. INDUSTRY RD.

N

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11' 11' 22' 11' 11' 7' 7' VARIES 12' Min. VARIES 12' Min. 104’ MINIMUM PROPOSED R/W

6' Sidewalk

Proposed Roadway Typical Section

  • From Otterbein Avenue to Industry Road

6' Sidewalk

4-Lane Urban Divided Roadway Typical Section EXISTING R/W VARIES 120' - 239' NB SB

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– Four alternatives developed to realign the existing curve:

− 45 mph curve − 35 mph curve − Bulb-Out − Roundabout

– Each alternative to realign curve has different right-of-way impacts

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Design Alternatives

  • From Otterbein Avenue to Industry Road

Existing Curve

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Design Alternative to Realign Curve

  • 45 MPH Curve
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Design Alternative to Realign Curve

  • 45 MPH Curve

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Design Alternative to Realign Curve

  • 35 MPH Curve
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Design Alternative to Realign Curve

  • 35 MPH Curve

N

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Design Alternative to Realign Curve

  • Bulb-Out
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Design Alternative to Realign Curve

  • Bulb-Out

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Design Alternative to Realign Curve

  • Roundabout
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Design Alternative to Realign Curve

  • Roundabout

N

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Evaluation Criteria Realign Curve 45 mph curve 35 mph curve Roundabout Bulb-Out Residential Parcels Impacted Business Parcels Impacted 3 3 2 3 Unimproved Parcels Impacted 1 2 Total Parcels Impacted 3 3 3 5 Relocations # of Residences Relocated # of Businesses Relocated 2 Total Number of Relocations 2 Right-of-Way Cost $4,762,500 $2,538,000 $813,000 $3,102,000

Right-of-Way Impacts Each alternative to realign the curve has a different right-of-way impact and associated cost

Design Alternatives

  • From Otterbein Avenue to Industry Road
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Evaluation Criteria Realign Curve 45 mph curve 35 mph curve Roundabout Bulb-Out Phase Cost Construction (Entire Study Limits) $10,100,999 $10,260,818 $10,393,540 $10,509,539 Design (Entire Study Limits) $1,800,000 $1,800,000 $1,800,000 $1,800,000 Right-of-Way (Otterbein Ave to Industry Rd) $4,762,500 $2,538,000 $813,000 $3,102,000 Right-of-Way (Ponds) TBD TBD TBD TBD Construction Engineering and Inspections $1,010,100 $1,026,082 $1,039,354 $1,050,954 Mitigation TBD TBD TBD TBD Total Cost * $17,775,439 $15,749,371 $14,068,525 $16,841,565

Cost Estimate for Entire Study Limit

  • Michigan Avenue to Industry Road

Option chosen to realign curve

Evaluation Criteria Four-Lane Urban Typical Section West Alignment Center Alignment East Alignment Right-of-Way Cost (Michigan Ave to Otterbein Ave) $6,400,000 $7,876,000 $11,714,500

Option chosen to align the typical section Total Estimated Project Cost Bulb-Out West Alignment $23,241,565 *

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Conclusion

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  • Design
  • Funded in 2016
  • Concurrent PD&E & Design phases
  • New process by FDOT to streamline and accelerate

all projects in the pre-construction phases

  • Right-of-Way Purchase
  • Currently not funded
  • Construction
  • Currently not funded

Funding

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  • Further refine and evaluate design alternatives
  • Select a recommended design alternative
  • Complete environmental and engineering reports
  • Public Hearing
  • Anticipated in February of 2016
  • All reports will be available for public review 21 days prior to

the Public Hearing

  • Obtain State Environmental Impact Report (SEIR)

approval from the FDOT District Five Secretary

  • Anticipated in April of 2016

Next Steps

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www.clearlakeroadstudy.com

Study Website

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  • All information

presented at public meetings, including the presentation

  • All draft engineering

and environmental and reports Documents & Publications:

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,P.E.

Contact Us!

Jazlyn Heywood, P.E. FDOT Project Manager FDOT District Five 719 South Woodland Blvd., M.S. 501 Deland, FL 32720 Tel: (386) 943-5388 Email: jazlyn.heywood@dot.state.fl.us Aniruddha (Rudy) Gotmare, P.E. Consultant Project Manager Scalar Consulting Group, Inc. 4152 W. Blue Heron Blvd. Suite 119 Riviera Beach, FL 33404 Tel: (954) 263-3243 Email: agotmare@scalarinc.net

www.clearlakeroadstudy.com

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Thank you for attending!

BICYCLE, PEDESTRIAN, AND TRAILS ADVISORY COMMITTEE PRESENTATION

Clearlake Road PD&E Study