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i;.-.lET- <br />■>: q With the proposed recommendation, no capacity or sight distance constraints were <br />identilied at the intersection. There will be no increase of tratfic on Orono Orchard Road <br />since the vehicles using the Woodhill Avenue access would normally travel Orono <br />Orchard from OR 15 <br />The third intersection is at CR 15 and Orono Orchard Road, which will experience a <br />slight daily Decrease (approximately 30) in both southbound left turning movements and <br />westbound right turning movements The reduction in cross-movements will ncrease <br />safety for both CR lb and Orono Orchard Road vehicles There will be a slight <br />decrease m traffic on Orono Orchard Road from CR 15 to Woodhnl Avenue it will a so <br />greatly increase sa'ety lor Woodhil' members who currently are required to make left- <br />turns onto CR 15 <br />The fourth intersection is at CR 15 and Woodhill Road, where a similar reduction (30 <br />trips per day) in both eastbound left-tuning movements across CR 15 and southbound <br />right-turning movements onto CR 15 will occur The reduced conflicts will improve <br />safety lor CR 15 vehicles, and significantly improve safety for Woodhill members who <br />are currently required to make the turn on and off CR 15 (50 moh) <br />Omommtrie Design Issues <br />Wnndhill Country Club and Woodhill Avenue <br />The design of the driveway on the Woodhill property and of Woodhill Avenue Irom trie <br />Woodhill Country Club property line to the current asphalt pavement does not present <br />any traffic safety or design problem The roadbed's the same g^ade and width as the <br />road in place and used lor many decades The engineering drawing prepared by Coffin <br />and Gronberg shows a gravel surface from the maintenance builoing to the properly line <br />and from ttie property line to the existing asphalt on Woodhill Avenue <br />Gradients on local streets should be less than 12 percent except in unusual conditions <br />(source Residential Street Ed) The grade on the Woodhill Avenue public right of <br />way from the stop sign tc the property line is approximately 3% The grade from the <br />stop sign to 160 feet oast is approximately 5% On the Woodhill property between the <br />maintenance building and the property lino, there is on 50-60 'oot section of the <br />driveway that has an approximate 11-12% grade Given the posted speed limit (10 <br />mph), gravel paving (wnich slows down traff'C) and approximate 160 foot distance from <br />the western end of this driveway section to the stop sign, this grade section does not <br />create any traffic safety concerns at the Woodhill Ridge private road intersection or on <br />the driveway <br />Woodhill Avenue <br />As presented in the Comparison of Access tabfe below, the Country Club s Woodhill <br />Avenue access provides a wider roadway surface, fewer driveway locations along its <br />length, and connects witn a roadway with lower speeds and traffic volumes than toe <br />present Woodhill Road <br />Ovtra C4>ntufp of <br />Knflno0rinf^ SACtllonvm <br />8 <br />n <br />I
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