Miramar Transportation Case Study

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Description: The cities of Santa Ana and Irvine, in corporation with California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), propose to build an overcrossing structure over SR‐55, the Costa Mesa Freeway, between the western terminus of Alton Avenue in the City of Santa Ana and the eastern terminus of Alton Parkway in the City of Irvine, Orange County. The proposed project will include the construction of an overcrossing on Alton Avenue/Parkway over SR‐55, the widening Alton Avenue between Main Street to Standard Avenue in the City of Santa Ana, the addition of bike lanes, and the relocation of an existing drainage channel.

During the week of April 9-15, intermittent lane closures will be necessary to facilitate ongoing construction and maintenance projects. Signage and traffic directors will assist with traffic flow. For the safety all, please follow the warning signage and reduce your speed when traveling in the following

The project represents a $12 million investment, which is part of an overall $100 million infrastructure investment in roads and bridges throughout the city over the next ten years. After much initial groundwork securing funding and developing plans, the Evergreen Road Improvement Project officially began in June of 2014. The Project involved the total reconstruction of a one-mile segment of Evergreen Road between 10 and 11 Mile from the previous six and seven lane road into a four-lane boulevard with a roundabout at Evergreen and Civic Center Drive and a roundabout at Evergreen and the north Municipal Campus

Please be advised, the contractor for Segment C (from south of Miramar Parkway to south of Sheridan Street) has advised that the potholes along this portion of the project have been addressed. Please also note, the contractor for Segment D (from south of Sheridan Street to North of Griffin Road) has begun paving operations which have repaired a majority of the potholes within their project limits. Paving operations for Segment D is scheduled to continue throughout the next few weeks.

Representatives of the I-75 Express Lanes Project construction team responded to 17360 NW 91 Court to make contact with resident in regards to the resident’s chain link gated fence installed along the FDOT right-of-way. Gerdy St. Louis (GS) made contact with resident Ivett Lopez (IL) and advised that she and Sixto Labiste (SL) were there from the I-75 Express Lanes project regarding the gated fence in the rear of her property. .

Thank you again for your inquiry. The current westbound roadway configuration is exactly what was prior to construction - the left lane gives motorists the option to get on the SB I-75 ramp lanes or continue westbound. The problem you are referring to is not because of the current roadway configuration. We studied the issue over the past few days and noticed that the reason for the minor backup in the westbound direction, in the vicinity east of the Miramar Bridge, is because the Miramar EB traffic from Dykes Rd to get on the SB I-75 ramp backs up due to the heavy volume of traffic. So a percent of the traffic goes eastbound and makes a U-Turn at the entrance to the NB I-75 ramp and heads west to capture the dual

With innovation and the introduction of corporations to the Bay Area, there has always been a problem of a shortage of housing and property values rapidly increasing, and the introduction of Uber to the Bay would be no different. For Example, in 1849 the discovery of Gold in San Francisco brought many people to the area. With this influx in the population, there was an increase on price based on supply and demand so much so that “prices for everything skyrocketed: eggs were a dollar apiece … Land downtown was so valuable that people bought water lots - plots of land in the bay - and filled them in” (Solnit 6). Consequently, the Bay has always had a multitude of people and not enough land for them, causing real estate prices to skyrocket. The same can be sad if Uber was to be brought to Oakland. Oakland has been previously known as being far more affordable alternative to San Francisco (Document B).

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The project heads in a northeast direction beginning at the intersection with County Highway M (station 1+00) and ending at the designated end of project (station 78+69.31). A new horizontal and vertical alignment were designed based on a design speed of 55 mph and a superelevation rate of 6%. The calculated minimum radius for each of the three curves designed was 1065 feet. The new design for the roadway meets the maximum grade restriction of 5% for a rural arterial. The stopping sight distance requirements calculated

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All Aboard Florida (AAF). AAF would be the nation’s first privately funded high speed rail initiative, centered on a corridor with limited stops. This multi-billion dollar undertaking, coordinated by Florida East Coast Railroad, links Miami to the south with OIA. The facilities contemplated at OIA’s South Terminal comprise one of the two currently planned flagship terminals for the passenger train’s operation. The system expects to serve a broad passenger population with its schedule of trains departing several times daily for the run between downtown Miami and Orlando’s south terminal.

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