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HomeMy Public PortalAboutCommon Street Presentation - May 14, 2015 (PDF)Common Street Project Update M EXISTING CONDITIONS ➢ Triangular Intersection of Common, Marion and Spring Streets ➢ 5-Way Intersection of Common, Church, and Orchard Streets ➢ Common Street and Columbia Street Heavily -Traveled by Pedestrians Due to Watertown High School ➢ Pedestrian Crossing Adjacent to Katherine Road GOALS Provide Better Safety for Vehicles & Pedestrians at the following locations: ➢ Common Street, Marion Road, & Spring Street ➢ Columbia Street & Robbins Road ➢ Common Street & Katherine Road IN AMPA ➢ Common Street, Church Street, & Orchard Street GOALS Traffic Calming Keep vehicle speeds appropriate while accommodating traffic ➢ Bump -outs yi ➢ Signalized Intersections ➢ Geometric Improvements ➢ Radar signage EXISTING - COMMON ST., SPRING ST & MARIONRD. riangL., Q�k # A A Additional Green Space �� Triangle Intersection Removed New Traffic Signal Dedicated Parking Lane r ti Soh *h oo� 11 Intersection Heavily Travelled By Students �►yr� n CONCEPT - COL UMBIA ST & ROBBINS RD. 00i. 4F blest. Bollards for Pedestrian Protection Existing Pedestrian Signal r A � rl h y r ti 1 47 OIL, Kareem's Restaurant /• -,,, Handy Variety .� CONCEPT - COMMON ST. & KA THERINE RD. �• �A6 . A z � t 4 EXISTING - COMMON STY CHURCH s T ORCHARD ST otcl7c CONCEPT #1- COMMON ST., CHURCH ST.' & ORCHARD ST. RL''a L Church St. �L ram+ + da r f CONCEPT #1- COMMON ST., CHURCH ST.' & ORCHARD ST. r.y CONCEPT #1— COMMON ST., CHURCH ST.' & ORCHARD ST. Roundabouts ➢ Circular intersection, typically 100 to 250 ft in diameter ➢ Incoming traffic yields to circulating traffic " ➢ Single lane or multi -lane ➢ Circulating speeds of 15 to 25 mph CONCEPT# Awls" COMMON ST., CHURCH ST. & ORCHARD ST. 0 � hurch St. Tighten Rai Nay Stop Intersection AWW NJ iAll CONCEPT #3 - COMMON ST., CHURCH ST.' & ti r Church St. ORCHARD ST. O r f J New Trafficl' h Next Phase ➢ Preliminary Engineered Design ➢ Construction Funding through Chapter 90 ➢ Final Design and Bid Documents ➢ Project Award and Construction Questions? VVVH 41,