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SR 6006 (Pennsylvania Avenue), SR 1017 (Market Street), and Water Street Intersection Improvement City of Warren, Warren County, PA Project Goals Safety Improvements Reduce crashes The intersection has a history of vehicles hitting


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SR 6006 (Pennsylvania Avenue), SR 1017 (Market Street), and Water Street Intersection Improvement

City of Warren, Warren County, PA

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Project Goals

  • Safety Improvements

– Reduce crashes – The intersection has a history of vehicles hitting fixed objects.

  • Drainage Improvements

– Update inlets and pipes to current standards.

  • Arterial Efficiency and Operations

– Signalized intersections within the city are not currently interconnected. – Improve traffic flow in the system.

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Existing Crash Data

Collision Types Reportable Crashes by Year

4 1 3

1 2 3 4 5 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

38% 25% 25% 13%

Hit Fixed Object Rear-End Angle Pedestrian

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Existing Collision Diagram

Hit Fixed Object Rear-End Angle Pedestrian

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WB-50 WB-67 WB-50 WB-50

Existing Radius Returns and Truck Encroachments

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Alternative 1 – Signal Replacement and Geometric Improvements

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Alternative 1 – Truck Turning Templates

WB-50 WB-50 WB-50 WB-50

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Alternative 1 – Truck Turning Templates

WB-67 WB-67

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Alternative 1 – Loss of Parking

2 spaces (street parking)

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Alternative 1 – Potential Construction Phase 1

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Alternative 1 – Potential Construction Phase 2

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Alternative 1 – Potential Construction Phase 3

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Alternative 1 – Potential Construction Phase 4

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Alternative 2 – Single Lane Roundabout

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Alternative 2 – Truck Turning Templates

WB-50 WB-50 WB-50 WB-50

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Alternative 2 – Truck Turning Templates

WB-67 WB-67

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Alternative 2 – Truck Turning Templates

WB-67

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Alternative 2 – Loss of Parking

2 spaces (street parking) 7 spaces (street parking) 5 spaces (parking lot) 5 spaces (street parking) 2 spaces (street parking) 3 spaces (street parking) 5 spaces (street parking)

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Alternative 2 – Construction Detour

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Alternative 2 – Potential Construction Phase 1

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Alternative 2 – Potential Construction Phase 2

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Alternative 2 – Potential Construction Phase 3

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Intersection Conflict Points

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Lighting/Signal Pole Options

Standard Poles (Galvanized)

– No additional cost to City

Standard Poles Painted Black

– No additional cost to City

Decorative Poles Painted Black

– City responsible for: $12,000 to $16,000/signal pole $2,000 to $4,000/light pole (generally half the cost)

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Project Goals Satisfied?

  • Safety Improvements

– Statistically, roundabouts are safer than traditional signalized intersections. – Both alternatives will improve the geometry of the intersection and accommodate large vehicles.

  • Drainage Improvements

– The existing drainage network will be improved with either alternative; however, the roundabout would require a more complex drainage system.

  • Arterial Efficiency and Operations

– Both alternatives would improve the efficiency and operation of the arterial network.

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Phase Dates

Anticipated Project Timeline

Preliminary Engineering Final Design Utility Clearances/Relocation Agreements Right-of-Way Acquisition Construction 2018 2019 2020 2021

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What’s Next?

  • PennDOT and the City of Warren are evaluating the two

alternatives for the intersection of (SR 6006) Pennsylvania Avenue, (SR 1017) Market Street, and Water Street.

– Signal Replacement and Retiming with Geometric Improvements – Single Lane Roundabout

  • PennDOT and City officials will take public feedback into

consideration.

– Let us know your thoughts and concerns.

  • Questions?