CORRESPONDENCE
Hallalilllri.Kevin
From: Hallahan, Kevin
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 12:47 PM
To: 'Sandra Lee'
Subject: RE. Emailing: revised mitigation
Sandra,
o . Are the quantities of newly proposed plant materials for the open areas equal to the total
quantities on the previous plan now in review by the City?
. I am concerned that the exotic invasive grasses and weeds will outgrow the large areas of
proposed small native plantings especially through the summer rainy months. You may want
to have the maintenance company review the plan for weekly maintenance after planting.
. You may want to place some (more) of the proposed larger saw palmetto plants near the
outside edge of the preserve to act as a people barrier
.. I would recommend that your proposed plan include signage telling people they cannot go
into the preserve area.
. I would recommend that your plan include temporary (orange) snow fencing to tell the
construction crews they cannot go into the preserve area.
. 1 would recommend your plan include an immediate replacement provision for plantings that
die or are damaged as the general contractor calls for building(s) landscape inspections. 1
will re-inspect the preserve area on each request for a building landscape inspection.
If you have any additional questions., contact me. Thanks. Kevin.
-----Original Message-----
From: Sandra Lee Jmailto:SLeelfilCalvin..aiordano,coml
Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 3:51 PM
To: hallahank@ci.bovnton-beach.fl.us
Subject: Emailing: revised mitigation
<< File: revised mitigation.pdf>> <<revised mitigation.pdf>> Please take a look at the revised
mitigation plan for the Canterbury Preserve. When you get an opportunity
please call me at 954-266-6472 to discuss this. Thanks
Sandra Lee
Calvin,Giordano and Associates, Inc.
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PRESERVE AREA CRITERIA
CANTERBURY
Monitoring and maintenance programs will be implemented upon completion of the
installation of the plant materials within the preserve area. The goal of the monitoring
program is to ensure the establishment and long-term viability of the designed habitat
functions. The goal of the maintenance program is to ensure the successful eradication of
invasive exotic plant species that would disrupt the success of the designed habitat
functions. During year one, 100% of survival of installed species is required,
replacements must be installed as needed. A ~survival of installed species must be
demonstrated by the end of year two. 100
( I II>deF,^,Te)
Routine maintenance to remove and eradicate invasive exotic vegetation will be ongoing
from construction throughout the entire monitoring phase. Maintenance will involve
physical and chemical eradication methods. The maintenance program is designed to
ensure no more than 5% coverage of invasive species. Maintenance will be conducted no
less than quarterly, and may be more frequent, as needed, especially during the rainy
season.
Signage, at least one foot by one foot in size will be placed on each side of the preserve
area which reads "Preserve Area, do not enter, do not disturb or remove vegetation" The
perimeter silt fencing will remain in place until construction of the entire site is
completed.
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. Engin<<rs Surveyors PI"mtTll
k. 1800 Ellfilr Drive, Suite fiOO
. Fort Lallle:rdale, Florida 'lnth
Phone: 9~4911 '1'181 Fax; 954-.921,8807
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL
TO:
BOYNTON BEACH
100 E. Boynton Beach Boulevard
Boynton Beach, Florida 33435
DATE: 4/8/2005
PROJ. NO: 02-2544
ATTN: Kevin Hallerhan
RE:
Canterbury & Quantum Village
WE ARE SENDING YOU ~ Attached 0 Under Separate cover via _courier_the following items:
o Shop drawings 0 Prints 0 Plans 0 Samples
o Copy of letter 0 Change Order 0 Other
o Specifications
COPIES DATE NO. DESCRIPTION
2 4-8-05 Revised Landscape Plans (Sheets L-5 and L-7 thru L-14)
THESE ARE TRANSMITTED as checked below'
o For approval
[Z] For your use
o As requested
o For review and comment
o FOR BIDS DUE 20
o Approved as submitted
o Approved as noted
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o Other'
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REMARKS:
Kevin attached are revised plans depicting modifications made to the landscaping surrounding the ac pads.
Shrub material was reduced in quantity around the pads as the contractor was finding it difficult to fit all the
material in the area provided. As a result the extra shrub material was re-located to the green area around the
recreation area. Please contact me should have any questions or concerns. 561-684-6161
Jamie.
COPY TO:
Jamie A. Gentile
SIGNED:
If enclosures are not as noted, kindly notifY us at once.
m1 C...lvin, Giordano & Associates, Inc.
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. Ensin<<rs Surveyors PI...mtTll
k. 1800 Eller Drive.. Suiw 600
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LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL
TO:
BOYNTON BEACH
100 E. Boynton Beach Boulevard
Boynton Beach, Florida 33435
DATE: 4/8/2005
PROJ. NO: 02-2544
ATTN: Kevin HalIerhan
RE:
Canterbury & Quantum Village
WE ARE SENDING YOU ~ Attached 0 Under Separate cover via _courier_the following items:
o Shop drawings 0 Prints 0 Plans 0 Samples
o Copy of letter 0 Change Order 0 Other
o Specifications
COPIES DATE NO. J)~IliIl"J1ON
2 4-8-05 L-3A Preserve Area Enlargement Plan
I 4-8-05 Preserve Area Criteria
THESE ARE TRANSMITTED as checked below'
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[8J For your use
o As requested
o For review and comment
o FOR BIDS DUE 20
D Approved as submitted
o Approved as noted
o Returned for corrections
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REMARKS.
Kevin,
Per your conversation with Sandra Lee on 4-7-05, the attached plans depict the revisions to the preserve area.
Also attached is a brief summary of the monitoring, maintenance, and signage proposed for the Preserve Area.
This should resolve any outstanding issues still remaining with respect to the preserve area. Please contact me
or Sandra Lee at 561-684-6161
SIGNED:
If enclosures are not as noted, kindly notifY us at ollce.
Jamie A. Gentile Ii 0;:;!! - &, I(,!
COPY TO:
Dee 01 05 12 52p
Nita Knobbe
561-738-4843
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ATLANTIC CONTINENTAL, INC.
9480 SOUTH MILITARY TR., 4A
BOYNTON BEACH, FL 33436
561 738 9308
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
BOYNTON BEACH DISTRIBUTION CENTER MASTER ASSN ,INC IN OWNER OF
COMMON AREA ADJOINING THE NEW TOWNHOUSE DEVELOPMENT KNOW AS
CANTERBURY, WIllCH IS LOCATED ON HIGH RIDGE ROAD IN BOYNTON BEACH,
FLORIDA. THE PROJECT, DEVELOPED AND BUILD BY WESTBROOKE HOMES, IS AT
THE COMPLETION STAGE AND I, AS A DIRECTOR OF SAID ASSOCIA nON AND
OFFICER OF ATLANTIC CONTINENTAL, INC (THE MANAGEMENT COMPANY FOR
SAID ASSOCIATION), HEREBY RELEASE WESTBROOKE HOMES OF FURTHER
OBLIGA nONS FOR REPAIRS, CORRECTIONS,OR OTHERWISE TO SAID PROPERTY
ALL COMMITMENTS TO SAID ASSOCIA nON WERE MET
SINCERELY,
ATLANTIC CONTINENTAL, INC.
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N1T A 1. KNOBBE
DATED THIS 1sT DA Y OF DECEMBER 2005
ED CAREY DESiGN
November 16, 2005
To Whom It ;\fay Concern.
I am the owner of the property adJol11J11g on the north the new townhouse development
know as Canterbury, wh1ch 1S located on High fudge Road In Boynton Beach, Flonda. The
project, developed and built by Westbrooke Homes 1S at the completlOn stage and I hereby
release Westbrooke Homes of any further obbgation for repalts, corrections, or otherwtse, to
my property
SIncerely,
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QUANTUM
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GR.OUP, INC.
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2400 High Ridge Road
Suite 100
Boynton Beach FL 33426
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Phone
561. 733.8800
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fax
561. 733. 7900
November 16, 2005
To Whom It May Concern,
I am the owner of the property adjoInIng the new Canterbury
townhouse development located on High RIdge Road m Boynton
Beach, FL. ThIS proJect, developed and bUllt by Westbrooke
Homes, IS at the completIOn stage and I herby release Westbrooke
Homes of any further oblIgatIOn for repaIrs, correctIOns or otherwIse
to my property
Thank you,
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Scott Blakeslee DIsher
PresIdent
Quantum Holdmg Group
Calvin. Giordano & Associates. Inc.
Engineers Surveyors Planners
560 Village Boulevard
SUIte 340
West Palm Beach, Florida 33409
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL
TO
CIty of Boynton Beach
Plannmg & Zomng DIVISIOn
100 E. Boynton Beach Boulevard, PO Box 310
Boynton Beach, FL 33425
DATE Apnl10,2003
PROJ NO 02-2544.2
RE Quantum Park Lot 89B-Intersecbon Study
A TTN Mr Mike Rumpf
_Samples
the following items.
_SpecIfications
WE ARE SENDING YOU _Attached _Under Separate cover VIa
_Shop drawings _ Pnnts Plans
_Copy of letter _Change Order Other
COPIES DATE NO. DESCRIPTION
3 04/10103 Quantum Park Lot 89B-IntersectIOn Traffic Study
Supplemental InformatIOn
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REMARKS
Please distribute copies to Mr Jeff Livergood and Ms_ Lusia Galav
Cc Dan WeIsberg, P.E (Palm Beach County)
Paul GuanglIa (Calvm, GIOrdano & AssocIates)
Sara Lockhart, AICP (Calvm, GIOrdano & AssocIates)
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Apnl 10, 2003
DEPARlMIN'r. OI\4IU)puENT
Mr Mike Rumpf
DIrector ofPlanmng and Zomng
CIty of Bo.ynton Beach
100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard, PO Box 310
Boynton Beach, FL 33425-0310
RE Quantum Park Lot 89B - Intersection Analysis of Gateway Boulevard at
High Ridge Road - Supplementary Information
CGA Project No. 02-2544.2
Dear Mr Rumpf:
As you are aware, Calvm, GIOrdano & AssocIates recently submItted a traffic study
evaluatmg the traffic operatIons at the mtersectIOn of Gateway Boulevard and HIgh
RIdge Road, as requested per Comments #3 and #14 provIded by the Techmcal RevIew
COlmmttee m a letter dated January 10, 2003 for Quantum Park Lot 89B In partIcular,
concern was expressed that msufficIent capacIty eXIsts to accommodate the
southbound-to-eastbound left turn when the commItted developments adjacent to the
mtersectlOn are constructed and occupIed. The results of the traffic study mdIcated that
wIth SIgnal tImmg modIficatIons, coupled wIth the re-stnpmg of the north approach,
the mtersectIOn would operate at an acceptable level of servIce ThIS recommended
Improvement was revIewed by City staff and the report was forwarded to Palm Beach
County Traffic DIvIsIOn for theIr reVIew Please note that the eXIstmg and proposed
mtersectIon geometry IS depIcted m Figure 1
PrelImmary dIscussIOns wIth County staff after theIr reVIew have mdlcated theIr
concern wIth the overall operatIOn of the mtersectlOn of Gateway Boulevard and HIgh
RIdge Road at a pomt m the future several years beyond the constructIon of the
commItted developments Further, they have requested that the SIgnalIzed mtersectlOn
capacIty analysIs evaluate the mtersectlOn based on ItS current maxImum cycle length
of 140 seconds m order to facIlItate coordmatIOn wIth the SIgnalIzed 1-95 mterchange
ramps at Gateway Boulevard.
It has been generally accepted that the mtersectIOn of Gateway Boulevard and HIgh
RIdge Road WIll operate at an acceptable level of servIce at the bmldout of the SIX (6)
IdentIfied comnlltted developments adjacent to the subject mtersectIon. GIven that, we
have grave concerns that the requested background traffic growth for Gateway
Boulevard, added to the commItted development traffic after buildout, WIll be the baSIS
for addItIonal mtersectIOn Improvements that the commItted developments WIll be
responsible for W ebelIeve that any traffic operatIOnal problems at the mtersectlon
that arIse explIcItly because of background growth traffic, whIch occurs after the
bmldout of a prolect, are not the responsibIlIty of the developer However, It IS clearly
m the cOlmmtted developments' best mterest for the mtersectlOn to operate effiCIently
Mr Mike Rumpf
April] 0 2003
Page 2 of5
Therefore, thIS supplementary analysIs IS provIded to evaluate the future traffic operatIons of the
mtersectIon of Gateway Boulevard and HIgh RIdge Road after the buildout of the SIX (6) projects and
determme when the mtersectlOn wIll fall to operate at an acceptable level of servIce.
Study Methodology
Future Turning Movement Volumes - The standard procedure to estImate background growth for a
roadway segment IS to apply a hlstoncal growth rate, developed from several years of relIable average
daIly traffic volumes, to the eXlstmg daIly volume. ThIS relatIvely sImple method IS not, however, the
generally accepted method to determme future peak hour turnmg movement volumes at an mtersectIon.
The reason IS that applymg a hlstoncal growth rate to mdlvldual turnmg movement volumes may
madvertently overestImate a turnmg movement volume onented towards a roadway that does not exhibIt
strong potentIal for addItIonal growth. In that case, the specIfic movement may realIze background
traffic at a rate less than the overall lInk's average growth, while counterbalanced by an underestImate of
the background growth assocIated for a dIfferent turnmg movement at the same approach. Therefore,
applymg a lInk growth rate to specIfic turnmg movement volumes IS sIgmficantly less accurate than
IdentIfymg the antIcIpated growth for all mtersectlOn approaches and mdlvldual turnmg movements.
However, smce commItted development traffic estImated for the peak hours of operatIOn have been
dIstributed through the mtersectlOn, only the remammg turnmg movements on Gateway Boulevard not
sIgmficantly Impacted by the commItted development must be addressed. In an effort to sImplIfy the
future turnmg movement volume forecast, the hlstoncal growth rate calculated for the Gateway
Boulevard lInk west of 1-95 was dIrectly applIed to the eXlstmg peak hour turnmg movement volumes at
the subject mtersectlOn.
The basIs of the roadway segment growth rate comes from the most recent Palm Beach County data
collected from 1998 through 2001 on Gateway Boulevard east of HIgh RIdge Road. Data from Palm
Beach County StatIOn #4213, located on Gateway Boulevard 150 feet east of High RIdge Road,
mdlcated that traffic has been growmg along thIS segment at a 467 percent rate for the past three (3)
years. However, If traffic data from thIS statIOn were evaluated from 1999 through 2001, a background
growth rate of approxImately 1 0 percent would result. ThIS growth rate fluctuatIOn from one year to the
next IS mdlcatIve of the vanatlOns m traffic volumes that generally occur, as well as the overtly large
growth rate calculated for Gateway Boulevard from 1998 through 2001 that IS likely not sustamable
over a long-term honzon. However. m the mterest of analyzmg the worst case scenano conceIvable for
the future traffic operatIOns at the mtersectlOn of Gateway Boulevard and HIgh RIdge Road. thIS traffic
analysIs utIlIzed a compound growth rate of 4.67 percent (the hIghest growth rate calculated for
Gateway Boulevard m the ImmedIate vlcmlty) to estImate background traffic for the peak hour turnmg
movement volumes on Gateway Boulevard not sH~mficantly Impacted by the commItted development
traffic already accounted.
Because a greater traffic volume travels through the mtersectlOn dunng the PM peak hour than the AM
peak hour, thIS supplementary analYSIS only evaluates traffic operatIons dunng the PM peak hour
Figure 2 summanzes the resultmg future PM peak hour turnmg movement volumes forecasted for the
mtersectlOn of Gateway Boulevard and HIgh RIdge Road. Please note that the background growth rate
of 4 67 percent applIed to the turnmg movements on Gateway Boulevard slgmficantly unaffected by the
commItted developments (eastbound through, eastbound nght turn, westboUnd through, and westbound
Mr Mike Rumpf
April] 0, 2003
Page 30f5
left turn movements) IS only apphed to the eXIstmg traffic volume and not the summatIon of the eXIstmg
traffic volume and commItted development traffic. The traffic generated by the SIX (6) commItted
developments IS layered on top of the eXIstmg plus background traffic volume forecasted for those
movements resultmg m a total future turnmg movement volume forecast.
Future Signal Timings - The sIgnal tImmgs and phasmg currently Implemented at the mtersectIOn of
Gateway Boulevard and High Ridge Road provIde for a sIx-phase operatIOn dunng the AM peak hour wIth
a cycle length of 130 seconds, and a five-phase operatIOn for the PM peak hour WIth a 120-second cycle
length. However, based on extensIve field observatIOns of the mtersectlOn's traffic operatIons, the
mtersectlOn typIcally operates WIth a reduced cycle length and number of phases because of the sIgnal
actuatIon present at the north and south approaches, as well as the eastbound and westbound left-turn lanes.
ThIS actuatIon prOVIdes a more effiCIent operatIon by shortemng the green time asSIgned to a partIcular
phase If no traffic volume IS present. Because of the moderate to hght demand on High Ridge Road, a
SIgnIficantly large percentage of the total green tIme provIded at tills mtersectlOn IS asSIgned to traffic on
Gateway Boulevard at the present tIme. As a result, the cycle length IS typIcally much shorter than 140
seconds and some phases are bypassed completely If vehIcles are not present, even dunng the peak hour
However, the capablhty does eXIst to mterconnect the sIgnahzed 1-95 mterchange ramp mtersectIons
WIth Gateway Boulevard at High Ridge Road usmg a common cycle length of 140 seconds. Therefore,
the future year sIgnahzed mtersectIOn capaCIty analyses contamed herem were performed usmg thIS
cycle length, as requested. Please note that thIS, too, represents an effort to analyze the future traffic
operations of the subject mtersectIon under the worst case scenarIO, smce cycle lengths longer than the
optImum duratIOn denved from traffic volume tend to result m SIgnIficantly greater vehIcular delays.
Future Traffic Operations Analysis
GIven the traffic operatIOnal defiCIencIes IdentIfied preVIOusly for the mtersectIOn of Gateway
Boulevard and High RIdge Road, sIgnal tImmg and lane geometry modIficatIons appear necessary to
accommodate the future traffic demand at the north approach. These Improvements WIll accommodate
the expected travel through the mtersectlOn when the SIX (6) commItted developments are completed to
ensure that the mtersectIon will operate at an acceptable level of servIce by mImmIzmg the Impact the
left-turn queue WIll have upon traffic operatIOns on High RIdge Road upstream of the mtersectIOn.
Based on prevIOUS analYSIS, It IS eVIdent that a smgle left-turn lane at the north approach cannot
accommodate the antIcIpated future traffic volume, where the southbound left-turn alone IS estImated to
be approxImately 450 vehIcles dunng both the AM and PM peak hour Therefore, It was recommended
that the north approach be re-stnped such that It WIll conSIst of an exclUSIve left-turn lane, a shared left-
through lane, and a shared through-nght lane. GIven these geometnc modIficatIons, the current SIgnal
tImmg, willch prOVIdes protected-permItted phasmg for the northbound and southbound left-turnmg
movements, IS no longer VIable. Smce future projected peak hour turmng movement volumes for High
Ridge Road mdIcate a large volume of traffic generally onented southbound, resultmg m southbound and
northbound approach volumes that are SIgnIficantly dIfferent, It was recommended that the traffic SIgnal
tImmg be modIfied to mclude spht phasmg for the north and south approaches.
It was also recommended that actuatIOn be retamed for the north and south approaches to Improve the
overall effiCIency of traffic operatIOns, partIcularly dunng the off-peak penods when traffic volume on
HIgh RIdge Road IS conSIderably less than that observed dunng the peak hours. ThIS WIll ensure that
Mr Mike Rumpf
April 10 7003
Page 4 of5
traffic travelIng on Gateway Boulevard will receIve pnonty and operate wIth reduced delay, partIcularly
when traffic on HIgh RIdge Road dIssIpates.
A sensItIvIty analYSIS was performed to determme the traffic operatIOnal Impact the forecasted background
growth WIll have upon the mtersectlOn of Gateway Boulevard and High RIdge Road assummg the
recommended re-stnpmg and SIgnal tunmg modIficatIOns are Implemented. Further, tIns analYSIS attempts
to ascertam when the adrntIOnal background traffic will cause the mtersectlOn to fail such that It operates at
an unacceptable level of servIce. The SIgnalIzed mtersectIon analYSIS was performed m several mcrements
through 2015 and IS summanzed m detaIl m Table 1, while the senSItIVIty analYSIS IS summanzed m Table
2
A detailed summary of the SIgnalIzed mtersectIon analyses for the PM peak hour forecasted for 2004, 2006,
2008, 2010, 2012, and 2015 IS shown m Table 1 Even gIVen that the cycle length will remaIn at 140
seconds and that the extremely conservatlve 4 67 percent annual compounded background growth IS
sustamed for each IdentIfied tummg movement on Gateway Boulevard, results mdIcate that the mtersectIon
WIll operate overall at an acceptable Level of ServIce D dunng the PM peak hour through 2010, gIVen the
re-stnpmg and SIgnal tImmg Improvements.
AnalYSIS of the 2012 PM peak hour revealed that the operatIon of the mtersectlOn would degrade to Level
of ServIce E+, WIth delays exceedmg 60 seconds per vehIcle. It should be noted, however, that the volume-
to-capacIty ratIo for the overall mtersectlOn was estImated to be 0.90, and no mdlvldual approach volume-
to-capacIty ratIo IS expected to exceed 1 00 Also, all mdIvIdual turnmg movements are expected to operate
at no worse than Level of ServIce E and delays should not exceed 80 seconds per velucle, wluch typIcally
represents the threshold for a SIgnIficant operatIOnal faIlure of a movement.
Because a catastrophIc failure IS not expected to occur dunng the PM peak hour of 2012, a subsequent
analYSIS was performed for the forecasted peak hour traffic volumes dunng 2015 Results of the SIgnalIzed
mtersectlOn capaCIty analYSIS mdIcated that the overall mtersectlOn would also operate at Level of ServIce
E. However, the north and south approaches of the mtersectlon (High RIdge Road) are expected to operate
at Level of ServIce F, WIth velucular delays m excess of 110 seconds per velucle. Further, the westbound
through movement on Gateway Boulevard IS also estImated to operate at Level of ServIce F, WIth velucular
delays of almost 85 seconds. V olume-to-capacIty ratIOs are expected to exceed 1 00, mrncatmg that traffic
volumes forecasted for the peak hour exceed the capaCIty threshold for the movement. Clearly, tlus
analYSIS mrncates that. due to the addItIonal background traffic above and beyond the commItted
development traffic from the SIX (6) prOlects, the mtersectlon wIll fail to operate at an acceptable level of
servIce m 2015 gIVen only the recommended re-stnpmg and SIgnal tImmg modIficatIons.
Table 2 presents the companson of the future PM peak hour traffic operatIOns analYSIS of the mtersectIOn of
Gateway Boulevard and High RIdge Road by approach and the overall operatIon of the mtersectIon,
assummg the recommended re-stnpmg and SIgnal tImmg modIficatIOns are Implemented. As shown, the
mtersectlOn wIll contmue to operate at an acceptable level of servIce through 2010, even though comrmtted
development traffic WIll be realIzed well before then.
Please note that all of the sIgnahzed mtersectIOn analyses for the future condItIons analyzed m tIns
supplementary submIttal are attached for your reVIew
Mr Mike Rumpf
April] 0 2003
Page 5 of5
Conclusions and Recommendations
Calvm, GIordano & AssocIates recently submItted a study evaluatmg the traffic operatIOns at the
mtersectIOn of Gateway Boulevard and HIgh RIdge Road. In partIcular, concern was expressed that
msufficIent capacIty eXIsts to accommodate the southbound-to-eastbound left turn when the commItted
developments adjacent to the mtersectlOn are constructed and occupIed. The results of the InItIal traffic
study IndIcated that the IntersectIOn would operate at an acceptable level of servIce, provIded SIgnal
tImIng modIficatIOns and the re-stnpIng of the north approach were Implemented.
The report was forwarded to Palm Beach County Traffic DIvIsIon for theIr reVIew by the CIty of
Boynton Beach at the completIOn of the City's revIew PrelImInary dIscussIOns wIth County staff have
IndIcated theIr concern wIth the overall operatIon of the IntersectIOn of Gateway Boulevard and High
RIdge Road at a pOInt In the future several years beyond the constructIon and occupatIon of the
commItted developments. Therefore, a senSItIVIty analYSIS was performed to assess the Impact to the
IntersectIon that background traffic growth wIll have upon the traffic operatIOns of the IntersectIOn, and
determIne when the addItIonal traffic volume assocIated wIth background growth causes the mtersectIOn
to faIl to operate at an acceptable level of servIce
Based on thIS supplementary traffic analYSIS of the worst-case scenano usmg the most conservatIve
background traffic growth assumptIOns aVaIlable (and dIrectly applymg these growth factors to the
mtersectlOn's peak: hour tummg movement volumes), It IS concluded that the mtersectlOn of Gateway
Boulevard and High RIdge Road WIll operate at an acceptable level of servIce through 2010 gIven the
recommended Improvements. It IS clear that the nitersectlOn will operate at an acceptable level of servIce
by the buildout of the SIX (6) comrmtted developments, and that the antICIPated traffic Impacts that these
developments WIll have upon the mtersectIOn will be mItIgated through the recommended re-stnpmg and
SIgnal modIficatIOns for many years post-buildout.
Thank you m advance for your tImely consIderatIOn of thIS matter We trust that thIS supplementary
analYSIS suffiCIently addresses the IdentIfied concerns, and satIsfies the TechnIcal ReVIew CommIttee's
comments dated January 10,2003 Should you have any questIOns regardmg the mformatIon contamed
herem, please do not heSItate to contact me at (561) 684-6161
Very truly yours,
CALVIN, GIQRDANO & ASSOCIATES, INC.
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Ene Penfield, 1;
Semor TransportatIOn Engmeer
Cc. Dan WeIsberg, P.E. (Palm Beach County Traffic DIVISIon)
Jeff LIvergood, P.E. (CIty of Boynton Beach)
LUSla Galav, AICP (CIty of Boynton Beach)
Mark BIdwell (Westbrooke Compames, Inc )
Paul Guangha (CalVIn, GIOrdano & ASSOCIates)
Sara Lockhart, AICP (Calvm, GIOrdano & ASSOCIates)
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GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2004 BACLGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Capacity Analysis Summary
Intersection Averages for Int # 1-
Degree of Saturation (v/c) 0 78 Vehicle Delay 49 0
Sq 74
**/**
Phase 1 I Phase 2 I Phase 3 I Phase 4 I
-------------------------------------------------
1**+" I 1 I" I
I * * + ++++ I I 1 ++++ I
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-------------------------------------------------
1 G/C=O 220 1 G/C=O 129 G/C=O 135 I G/C=O 343 I
G= 30 9" I G= 18 1n I G= 18 9n I G= 48 1n I
I Y+R= 6 on I Y+R= 6 on I Y+R= 6 on I Y+R= 6 on I
I OFF= 0 0% 1 OFF=26 3% 1 OFF=43 6% I OFF=61 4% 1
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I
-------------------------------------------------
03/28/03
08 49 34
Level of Service D
G=116 0 see = 82 9% Y=24 0 see = 17 1% Ped= 0 0 see = 0 0%
C=140 see
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I Lane IWidth/1 g/C I Service Rate I Adj I
I Group Lanes I Reqd Used I @C (vph) @E I Volume I
I HCM I L I Queue I
v/c I Delay I S IModel 11
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
N Approach
57 2
E+
===============================================================================
IRT+TH+LTI 24/2-10 361 10 220 I
LT I 12/1+10 353 10 220 1
1 I
1 I
561 10 801 I
266 10 682 I
677 I
359 I
58 3 I*E+I 516 ftl
54 9 I D I 436 ftl
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
S Approach
59 0
E+
===============================================================================
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I LT
I 24/2 10 320 10 129 I
I 12/1 10 320 \0 129 I
1 I
1 I
360 I
188 I
226 10 557 I
122 10 533 I
58 9 I E+I 207 ftl
59 4 I*E+I 210 ftl
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
E Approach
46 2
D
===============================================================================
RT
TH
LT
I 12/1 10 456 10 607 1
I 36/3 10 438 /0 343 I
I 12/1 10 104 10 135 I
850 I 961! 489 10 509 I
629 I 1747 1 1647 10 943 I
175 1 274 I 150 10 514 I
17 6 I B I 482 ftl
56 3 I*E+11141 ft!
28 8 I C I 186 ftl
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
W Approach
46 8 D
===============================================================================
RT
TH
LT
I 12/1 10 318 10 343 I
I 36/3 10 413 10 343 I
I 12/1 10 214 10 135 1
162 1 535 I 82 10 151 I
629 I 1747 I 1406 \0 805 1
169 I 273 1 240 10 822 !
32 4 I C I 109 ftl
45 8 I D I 837 ftl
58 1 I*E+I 393 ftl
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
.
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2004 BACLGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR{4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Evaluation of Intersection Performance
Intersection # 1-
-------------------------------------------------
Phase 1 I Phase 2 I Phase 3 I Phase 4 I
-------------------------------------------------
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I I * + + I I v I
-------------------------------------------------
I G/C=O 220 I G/C=O 129 G/C=O 135 I G/C=O 343 I
I G= 30 9" I G= 18 1" G= 18 9" I G= 48 1" I
I Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" Y+R= 6 0" 1 Y+R= 6 0" 1
I OFF= 0 0% I OFF=26 3% OFF=43 6% I OFF=61 4% I
Sq 74
**/**
/ \
North
I
C=140 sec
-------------------------------------------------
03/28/03
08 49 53
G=116 0 sec = 82 9% Y=24 0 sec = 17 1% Ped= 0 0 sec = 0 0%
MVMT TOTALS
Param Units
N Approach
RT TH LT
E Approach
RT TH LT
S Approach
RT TH LT
W Approach Int
RT TH LT Total
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
===========
AdjVol vph
Wid/Ln ft/#
g/C Rqd@C %
g/C Used %
SV @E vph
283 266 489
24/2-12/1+12/1
36 35 46
22 22 61
677 359 961
1647
36/3
44
34
1747
150
12/1
10
14
274
278
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170
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56
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32
13
360
122
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13
188
82
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32
34
535
1406
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41
34
1747
240
12/1
21
14
273
----------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------
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Deg Sat v/c
HCM Del s/v
Tot Del min
# Stops veh
D
o 68
54 9
61
61
B
o 51
17 6
36
70
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o 94
56 3
386
400
C
o 51
28 8
18
25
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o 0
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58 3
136
133
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59 4
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29
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o 15
32 4
11
14
D
o 81
45 8
268
319
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o 82
58 1
58
50
----------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------
Queue 1 veh
Queue 1 ft
o 20 17 19 45 7
o 516 436 482 1141 186
----------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
----------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
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7121
D
o 78
49 0
1059
1154
o 8 8 4 33 16 45
o 207 210 109 837 393 1141
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2004 BACLGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
03/28/03
08 49 53
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Evaluation of Intersection Performance
APPR TOTALS
Param Units
Int
N Approach E Approach S Approach W Approach Total
-----------
-----------
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
AdjVol vph
827
2286
348
1728
5189
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Deg Sat v/c
HCM Del s/v
Tot Del min
# Stops veh
E+
o 76
57 2
197
194
D
o 82
46 2
440
495
E+
o 55
59 0
85
82
D
o 78
46 8
337
383
D
o 78
49 0
1059
1154
Queue 1 veh
Queue 1 ft
20
516
45
1141
8
210
33
837
45
1141
===========
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
-----
-----
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2006 BACLGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Capacity Analysis Summary
Intersection Averages for Int # 1-
Degree of Saturation (v/c) 0 80 Vehicle Delay 49 4
Sq 74
**/**
/1\
I
North
I
Phase 1 I Phase 2 I Phase 3 I Phase 4 I
-------------------------------------------------
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I I 1**** v 1++++ v I
I I <* + +> I I ++++> I
I * + + I 1++++ I
I I * + + I I v 1
-------------------------------------------------
I G/C=O 213 I G/C=O 116 G/C=O 133 I G/C=O 367 I
I G= 29 8" I G= 16 2" I G= 18 6" I G= 51 4n I
I Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" I
I OFF= 0 0% I OFF=25 6% I OFF=41 4% I OFF=59 0% I
C=140 sec
03/28/03
09 10 44
Level of Service D
G=116 0 sec = 82 9% Y=24 0 sec = 17 1% Ped= 0 0 sec = 0 0%
I Lane IWidth/1 g/C
Group I Lanes I Reqd
I Service Rate I Adj I
Used I @C (vph) @E I Volume I
I HCM I L I Queue I
v/c I Delay I S IModel 11
N Approach
60 0
E+
===============================================================================
IRT+TH+LTI 24/2-10 361 10 213 I
LT I 12/1+10 353 10 213 I
1 I 650 I
1 I 344 I
561 10 831 1
266 10 707 1
S Approach
61 4 I*E+I 528 ftl
57 1 I E+I 443 ftl
62 7
E+
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IRT+TH
I LT
I 24/2 10 320 10 116 I
I 12/1 10 320 10 116 I
1 I 315 I
1 I 164 I
226 10 623 I
122 10 595 I
E Approach
62 3 I E+I 214 ftl
63 4 I*E+I 216 ftl
46 9
D
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RT
TH
LT
I 12/1 10 456 10 623 I
I 36/3 10 453 10 367 I
I 12/1 10 123 10 133 I
884 I 986 I 489 10 496 I
902 I 1866 I 1790 10 959 !
170 I 271 I 161 10 557 I
W Approach
16 2 I B I 464 ftl
56 5 I*E+11261 ftl
33 0 I C I 201 ftl
45 6
D
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RT
TH
LT
I 12/1 10 321 10 367 I
I 36/3 10 425 10 367 I
I 12/1 10 221 10 133 I
235 I 578 I 90 10 155 I
902 I 1866 I 1527 10 818 I
162 I 269! 240 10 830 I
30 3 I C I 116 ftl
44 2 I D+I 910 ftl
60 4 I*E+I 393 ft!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
.-
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2006 BACLGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Evaluation of Intersection Performance
Intersection # 1-
Phase 1 I Phase 2 I Phase 3 I Phase 4 I
-------------------------------------------------
I * * + I I I A I
I * * + ++++ I I I ++++ I
<* * +> I I I <**** I
I v I I A ++++ I ++++ I
I I I **** v I ++++ v I
I I <* + +> I I ++++> I
I I * + + I I ++++ I
I I * + + I I v I
-------------------------------------------------
G/C=O 213 I G/C=O 116 G/C=O 133 I G/C=O 367 I
G= 29 8" I G= 16 2" G= 18 6" I G= 51 4" I
Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" I
OFF= 0 0% I OFF=25 6% OFF=41 4% I OFF=59 0% I
Sq 74
**/**
/ \
North
I
C=140 see
MVMT TOTALS
Param Units
===========
AdjVo1 vph
Wid/Ln ft/#
g/C Rqd@C %
g/C Used %
SV @E vph
Svc Lvl LOS
Deg Sat v/c
HCM Del s/v
Tot Del min
# Stops veh
Queue 1 veh
Queue 1 ft
03/28/03
09 02 58
G=116 0 see = 82.9% Y=24 0 see = 17 1% Ped= 0 0 see = 0 0%
N Approach
RT TH LT
E Approach
RT TH LT
S Approach
RT TH LT
W Approach Int
RT TH LT Total
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
278 283 266 489
0/0 24/2-12/1+12/1
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22
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170
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44 2
281
345
240
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269
E+
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60 4
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D
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1125
1219
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33
67
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62 3
59
54
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63 4
32
29
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2006 BACLGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
03/28/03
09 02 58
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Evaluation of Intersection Performance
APPR TOTALS
Param Units
Int
N Approach E Approach S Approach W Approach Total
-----------
-----------
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
AdjVol vph
827
2440
348
1857
5472
Svc LvI LOS
Deg Sat v/c
HCM Del s/v
Tot Del min
# Stops veh
E+
o 79
60 0
206
196
D
o 84
46 9
476
530
E+
o 61
62 7
91
83
D
o 79
45 6
352
410
D
o 80
49 4
1125
1219
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21
528
50
1261
9
216
36
910
50
1261
-----------
-----------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
-----
-----
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2008 BACKGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Capacity Analysis Summary
Intersection Averages for Int # 1-
Degree of Saturation (v/c) 0 84 Vehicle Delay 53 0
-------------------------------------------------
Sq 74 Phase 1 I Phase 2 1 Phase 3 1 Phase 4 I
**/** -------------------------------------------------
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v
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I 1 1 * + + I 1++++ I
1 I * + + I 1 v I
-------------------------------------------------
I G/C=0.206 I G/C=O 112 G/C=O 129 1 G/C=O 382 1
G= 28 8n 1 G= 15 6n 1 G= 18 1n I G= 53 5n 1
I Y+R= 6 on 1 Y+R= 6 on I Y+R= 6 on I Y+R= 6 on 1
OFF= 0 0% 1 OFF=24 9% I OFF=40 3% I OFF=57 5% I
03/28/03
09 03 19
Level of Service D
C=140 see
G=116 0 see = 82 9% Y=24 0 see = 17 1% Ped= 0 0 see = 0 0%
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Group 1 Lanes 1 Reqd Used 1 @C (vph) @E I Volume I
I HCM ILl Queue I
v/c I Delay I S IModel 11
N Approach
63 0
E+
===============================================================================
1 RT+TH+LT 1 24/2-10 361 10 206 I
1 LT 1 12/1+10 353 10 206 I
625 1
331 1
561 10 859 1
266 10 731 1
1 1
1 I
S Approach
64 8 I*E+I 541 ftl
59 3 I E+I 449 ftl
64 0
E+
===============================================================================
IRT+TH
I LT
226 10 644 I
122 10 616 I
1 24/2 10 320 10 112 1
1 12/1 10 320 10 112 I
1 I 302 I
1 I 157 I
E Approach
63 5 I E+I 216 ftl
65 0 I*E+I 218 ftl
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
53 5 D
RT
TH
LT
1 12/1 10 456 10 630 1 901 1 998 I 489 10 490 1
1 36/3 10 470 10 382 I 1070 I 1942 I 1948 11 003 I
1 12/1 10 143 10 129 I 163 1 263 I 172 10 610 1
W Approach
15 6 I B 1 456 ftl
64 4 I*E+11455 ftl
37 6 I D+I 222 ftl
46 4
D
===============================================================================
RT
TH
LT
I 12/1 10 324 10 382 I 280 I 605 I 99 10.164 I
1 36/3 10 439 10 382 1 1070 1 1942 1 1659 10 854 I
1 12/1 10 228 10 129 I 155 1 262 1 240 10 851 1
29 1 I c I 125 ftl
44 7 1 D+11020 ftl
64 7 I*E+I 403 ftl
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2008 BACKGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Evaluation of Intersection Performance
Intersection # 1-
-------------------------------------------------
Sq 74 Phase 1 I Phase 2 I Phase 3 I Phase 4 I
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I G= 28 8" I G= 15 6" I G= 18 1" I G= 53 5" I
Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" I
I OFF= 0 0% 1 OFF=24 9% 1 OFF=40 3% 1 OFF=57 5% I
-------------------------------------------------
C=140 see
MVMT TOTALS
Param Units
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Wid/Ln ft/#
g/C Rqd@C %
g/C Used %
SV @E vph
Svc LvI LOS
Deg Sat vIe
HCM Del sly
Tot Del min
# Stops veh
Queue 1 veh
Queue 1 ft
03/28/03
09 03 26
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N Approach
RT TH LT
E Approach
RT TH LT
S Approach
RT TH LT
170
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11
302
122
12/1
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157
W Approach Int
RT TH LT Total
99
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38
605
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38
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44 7
309
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240
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59 3
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62
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15 6
32
65
E+
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GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2008 BACKGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
03/28/03
09 03 26
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Evaluation of Intersection Performance
APPR TOTALS
Param Units
Int
N Approach E Approach S Approach W Approach Total
-----------
-----------
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
AdjVol vph
827
2609
348
1998
5782
Svc LvI LOS
Deg Sat v/c
HCM Del s/v
Tot Del min
# Stops veh
E+
o 82
63 0
217
197
D
o 88
53 5
582
581
E+
o 63
64 0
93
83
D
o 82
46 4
386
448
D
o 84
53 0
1278
1309
Queue 1 veh
Queue 1 ft
21
541
58
1455
9
218
40
1020
58
1455
===========
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
-----
-----
J
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2010 BACKGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
03/28/03
08 39 46
SIGNAL2 0 OO/TEAPAC [Ver 2 00 12] - Capacity Analysis Sununary
Intersection Averages for Int # 1 -
Degree of Saturation (v/c) 0 86 Vehicle Delay 54 7 Level of Service D
-------------------------------------------------
Sq 74 Phase 1 I Phase 2 I Phase 3 I Phase 4 I
**/** -------------------------------------------------
I * * + I I I ^ 1
* * + ++++1 I I ++++1
/1' 1<* * +> I I I <****1
I v I I ++++1 ++++1
1 I I ^ 1**** 1++++ I
v v
North I I <* + +>1 1++++> I
I I 1 * + + I 1++++ 1
1 I * + + 1 I v 1
I G/C=O 197 I G/C=O 099 I G/C=O 124 I G/C=O 409 1
G= 27 5" I G= 13 8" I G= 17 4" I G= 57 2" I
I Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" Y+R= 6 0" I
I OFF= 0 0% I OFF=24 0% ! OFF=38 1% I OFF=54 8% I
C=140 sec G=116 0 sec = 82 9% Y=24 0 sec = 17 1% Ped= 0 0 sec = 0 0%
I Lane IWidth/1 g/C 1 Service Ratel Adj I
Group I Lanes I Reqd Used I @C (vph) @E IVolume
I HCM I L I Queue I
v/c I Delay I S IModel 11
N Approach
68 3
E
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IRT+TH+LTI 24/2-10 361 10 197 I
I LT I 12/1+10 353 10 197 I
1 I
1 I
594 I
314 I
561 10 899 1
266 10 764 1
S Approach
70 9 I*E I 561 ftl
62 9 I E+I 459 ftl
70 7
E
===============================================================================
IRT+TH
I LT
I 24/2 10 320 10 099 I
I 12/1 10 320 10 099 I
226 10 729 1
122 10 697 1
1 I 260 I
1 I 135 1
E Approach
69 7 1 E 1 225 ftl
72 6 I*E 1 227 ftl
55 7
E+
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RT
TH
LT
! 12/1 10 456 10 649! 939 I 1027 1 489 10 476 1
I 36/3 10 491 10 409 I 1360 I 2079 1 2121 11 020 1
I 12/1 10 168 10 124 I 154 I 253 1 186 10 681 1
W Approach
14 1 I B+I 436 ftl
66 4 I*E+11609 ftl
44 1 1 D+I 252 ftl
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
45 4 D
RT
TH
LT
112/1 1032710409 I 3591 647 I 10910168 I
I 36/3 10 454 10 409 1 1360 1 2079 1 1803 10 867 I
1 12/1 10 235 10 124 I 146 1 252 1 240 10 879 I
26 8 I C+l 132 ftl
43 1 I D+11113 ft!
71 0 I*E 1 417 ft!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
i
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2010 BACKGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Evaluation of Intersection Performance
Intersection # 1-
-------------------------------------------------
Sq 74 Phase 1 I Phase 2 I Phase 3 I Phase 4 1
**/** -------------------------------------------------
I * * + I I I A I
* * + ++++1 I 1 ++++1
/1' <* * +> 1 1 I <****1
v I I A ++++1 A ++++1
I I 1**** v 1++++ v I
North I <* + +>\ 1++++> I
I I * + + I 1++++ I
I * + + I 1 v I
------------------------------------------------
G/C=O 197 1 G/C=O 099 G/C=O 124 I G/C=O 409 I
G= 27 5" I G= 13 8" G= 17 4" I G= 57 2" I
Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" I
OFF= 0 0% I OFF=24 0% OFF=38 1% I OFF=54 8% I
------------------------------------------------
03/28/03
08 40 15
C=140 sec
G=116 0 sec = 82 9% Y=24 0 sec = 17 1% Ped= 0 0 sec = 0 0%
MVMT TOTALS
Param Units
N Approach
RT TH LT
E Approach
RT TH LT
-----------
------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
AdjVol vph
Wid/Ln ft/#
g/C Rqd@C %
g/C Used %
SV @E vph
283 266 489
24/2-12/1+12/1
36 35 46
20 20 65
594 314 1027
186
12/1
17
12
253
278
0/0
o
o
o
2121
36/3
49
41
2079
S Approach
RT TH LT
W Approach Int
RT TH LT Total
============== ==============
170
0/0
o
o
o
56
24/2
32
10
260
122 109
12/1 12/1
32 33
10 41
135 647
1803
36/3
45
41
2079
240
12/1
23
12
252
----------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------
Svc LvI LOS
Deg Sat v/c
HCM Del s/v
Tot Del min
# Stops veh
E
o 90
70 9
166
137
B+
o 48
14 1
29
62
D+
o 68
44 1
34
32
o 00
o 0
o
o
E+
o 76
62 9
70
63
E+
1 02
66 4
587
530
o 00
o 0
o
o
E
o 73
69 7
66
55
E
o 70
72 6
37
30
C+
o 17
26 8
12
17
D+
o 87
43 1
324
413
E
o 88
71 0
71
52
----------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------
Queue 1 veh
Queue 1 ft
o 22 18 17 64 10
o 561 459 436 1609 252
----------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
----------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
-----
-----
6123
7640
D
o 86
54 7
1396
1391
o 9 9 5 44 16 64
o 225 227 132 1113 417 1609
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2010 BACKGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
03/28/03
08 40 15
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Evaluation of Intersection Performance
APPR TOTALS
Param Units
Int
N Approach E Approach S Approach W Approach Total
-----------
-----------
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
AdjVol vph
827
2796
348
2152
6123
Svc Lv1 LOS
Deg Sat vlc
HCM Del s/v
Tot Del min
# Stops veh
E
o 86
68 3
236
200
E+
o 90
55 7
650
624
E
o 72
70 7
103
85
D
o 83
45 4
407
482
D
o 86
54 7
1396
1391
Queue 1 veh
Queue 1 ft
22
561
64
1609
9
227
44
1113
64
1609
===========
==============
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
-----
-----
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2012 BACKGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Capacity Analysis Summary
03/28/03
08 42 42
Intersection Averages for Int # 1-
Degree of Saturation (v/c) 0 90 Vehicle Delay 60 3 Level of Service E+
-------------------------------------------------
Sq 74 Phase 1 I Phase 2 I Phase 3 I Phase 4 I
**/** -------------------------------------------------
I * * + I I I I
1<: * + ++++1 I I ++++1
/1\ * +> I I ++++1 <****\
I I I I ^ ^ ++++1
v
I I 1**** v 1++++ v I
North I 1 <* + +>1 1++++> I
I 1 I * + + I 1++++ I
I I * + + I I v I
-------------------------------------------------
I G/C=O 189 I G/C=0.092 I G/C=0.119 I G/C=0.429 I
I G= 26 4n G= 12 9n I G= 16 7" I G= 60 1" I
Y+R= 6 A" I Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 on I Y+R= 6 on I
I OFF= 0 0% I OFF=23 1% I OFF=36 6% I OFF=52 8% I
C=140 sec
G=116 0 sec = 82 9% Y=24 0 sec = 17 1% Ped= 0 0 sec = 0 0%
I Lane IWidth/1 g/C I Service Ratel Adj I
Group I Lanes I Reqd Used I @C (vph) @E I Volume I
I HCM I L I Queue I
y/c I Delay I S IModel 11
N Approach
74 9
E
===============================================================================
\RT+TH+LTI 24/2-10 361 10 189 1
LT I 12/1+10 353 10 189 I
1 I
1 I
565 I
298 I
561 10 938 I
266 10 796 I
S Approach
78 7 I*E I 584 ftl
66 9 I E+I 470 ftl
76 6
E
===============================================================================
IRT+TH
I LT
I 24/2 10 320 10 092 I
I 12/1 10 320 10 092 I
1 I
1 I
239 I
123 I
226 10 782 I
122 10 748 I
E Approach
75 2 I E I 232 ftl
79 3 I*E I 233 ftl
65 2
E+
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RT
TH
LT
1 12/1 10 456 10 660 I 963 I 1045 I 489 10 468 I
I 36/3 10 515 10 429 I 1563 I 2181 I 2311 11 060 I
I 12/1 0 192 10 119 I 145 I 243 I 199 10 754 I
W Approach
13 2 I B+I 423 ftl
77 3 I*E \1826 ftl
52 2 I D I 290 ftl
46 3
D
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RT
TH
LT
I 12/1 10 330 10 429 1 415 I 679 I 119 10 175 I
I 36/3 10 472 10 429 1 1563 I 2181 I 1962 10 900 I
I 12/1 10 241 10 119 I 139 I 242 I 240 10 909 I
25 2 I C+I 139 ftl
43 6 I D+11253 ftl
78 5 /*E I 436 ftl
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
i
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2012 BACKGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
03/28/03
08 44 24
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Evaluation of Intersection Performance
Intersection # 1-
-------------------------------------------------
Sq 74 Phase 1 Phase 2 I Phase 3 I Phase 4 I
**/** -------------------------------------------------
I * * ^ I 1 A I
+
* * + ++++ I I ++++1
/ \ 1<* * +> I 1 <****1
I I ^ ++++1 ^ ++++1
v
I 1**** v 1++++ v I
North I <* + +>1 1++++> I
I I * + + 1 1++++ I
I * + + I I v I
------------ ------------------------------------
I G/C=O 189 G/C=O 092 G/C=O 119 I G/C=O 429 I
I G= 26 4" G= 12 9" G= 16 7" I G= 60 I" I
1 Y+R= 6 0" Y+R= 6 0" Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" 1
I OFF= 0 0% OFF=23 1% OFF=36 6% I OFF=52.8% I
------------ ------------------------------------
C=140 see G=116 0 see = 82 9% Y=24 0 see = 17 1% Ped= 0 0 see = 0 0%
MVMT TOTALS
Param Units
===========
AdjVol vph
Wid/Ln ft/#
g/C Rqd@C %
g/C Used %
SV @E vph
Svc LvI LOS
Deg Sat v/c
HCM Del s/v
Tot Del min
# Stops veh
Queue 1 veh
Queue 1 ft
N Approach
RT TH LT
E Approach
RT TH LT
S Approach
RT TH LT
W Approach Int
RT TH LT Total
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
278
0/0
o
o
o
283 266 489
24/2-12/1+12/1
36 35 46
19 19 66
565 298 1045
2311
36/3
51
43
2181
199
12/1
19
12
243
170
0/0
o
o
o
1962
36/3
47
43
2181
7796
o 00
o 0
o
o
E
o 94
78 7
184
138
E+
o 80
66 9
74
64
D
o 75
52 2
43
37
240
12/1
24
12
242
6495
56
24/2
32
9
239
J,.22
12/1
32
9
123
119
12/1
33
43
679
o 00
o 0
o
o
E
o 78
75 2
71
55
E
o 75
79 3
40
30
B+
o 47
13 2
27
60
E
1 06
77 3
745
577
o 23 19 17 72 11
o 584 470 423 1826 290
C+
o 17
25 2
13
18
D+
o 90
43 6
357
456
E
o 91
78 5
79
53
E+
o 90
60 3
1633
1488
o 9 9 5 50 17 72
o 232 233 139 1253 436 1826
----------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
----------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2012 BACKGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
03/28/03
08 44 24
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Evaluation of Intersection Performance
APPR TOTALS
Param Units
Int
N Approach E Approach S Approach W Approach Total
-----------
-----------
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
AdjVol vph
827
2999
348
2321
6495
Svc Lvi LOS
Deg Sat v/c
HCM Del s/v
Tot Del min
# Stops veh
E
o 89
74 9
258
202
E+
o 94
65 2
815
674
E
o 77
76 6
111
85
D
o 86
46 3
449
527
E+
o 90
60 3
1633
1488
Queue 1 veh
Queue 1 ft
23
584
72
1826
9
233
50
1253
72
1826
-----------
-----------
==============
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
-----
-----
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2015 BACKGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
03/28/03
09 03 39
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Capacity Analysis Summary
Intersection Averages for Int # 1-
Degree of Saturation (v/c) 0 95 Vehicle Delay 70 5
Level of Service E
-------------------------------------------------
Sq 74 Phase 1 I Phase 2 I Phase 3 I Phase 4 I
**/** -------------------------------------------------
I * * + I I I I
* * + ++++1 I I ++++1
/1\ 1<* * +> I I I <****1
I v I 1 ^ ++++1 ^ ++++1
I I I 1**** v 1++++ v I
North I I <+ * *>1 1++++> I
I I I + * * I 1++++ 1
I I + * * I I v I
-------------------------------------------------
I G/C=0.162 I G/C=O 066 G/C=O 125 I G/C=O 475 I
I G= 22 7" 1 G= 9 3" I G= 17 5" 1 G= 66 5" I
1 Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" I Y+R= 6 0" 1
I OFF= 0 0% I OFF=20 5% I OFF=31 4% I OFF=48 2% I
C=140 sec
G=116 0 sec = 82 9% Y=24 0 sec = 17 1% Ped= 0 0 sec = 0 0%
I Lane IWidth/1 g/C I Service Rate I Adj I
Group I Lanes I Reqd Used I @C (vph) @E I Volume I
I HCM I L I Queue I
y/c I Delay I S IModel 11
N Approach
113 8
F
===============================================================================
IRT+TH+LTI 24/2-10 361 10 162 I
I LT I 12/1+10 353 10 162 I
1 I 476 I
1 I 249 I
561 11 087 I 124 0 I*F 1 685 ftl
266 10 927 I 92 2 I F I 524 ftl
S Approach
155 5
F
===============================================================================
IRT+TH
1 LT
I 24/2 10 320 10 066 I
I 12/1 10 320 10 066 I
1 I
1 I
160 I
81 I
226 11 087 I 152 7 I*F I 306 ftl
122 11 043 I 160 5 I F I 299 ftl
E Approach
72 0
E
===============================================================================
RT
TH
LT
I 12/1 10 456 10 681 I 1007 I 1078 I 489 10 454 I
I 36/3 10 558 10 475 I 1991 I 2417 I 2630 11 088 I
I 12/1 10 233 10 125 I 138 1 251 I 222 10 810 I
11 7 I B+I 401 ftl
84 1 I*F 12138 ftl
60 9 I E+I 333 ftl
W Approach
43 4
D+
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RT
TH
LT
I 12/1 10 336 10 475 I 540 1 753 I 137 10 182 I
I 36/3 10 504 10 475 I 1991 1 2417 I 2230 10 923 I
I 12/1 10 256 10 125 1 131 I 250 I 240 10 876 I
21 6 I c+1 149 ftl
41 7 I D+11451 ftj
72 4 I*E I 401 ftl
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
.
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2015 BACKGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Evaluation of Intersection Performance
Intersection # 1-
-------------------------------------------------
Sq 74 Phase 1 I Phase 2 I Phase 3 1 Phase 4 1
**/** -------------------------------------------------
* * A I 1 1 1
+
* * + ++++1 1 1 ++++1
/1\ <* * +> 1 I I <****1
1 1 I 1 A ++++1 ++++1
v
I I 1 A 1**** 1++++ 1
v v
North I I <+ * *>1 1++++> I
I I + * * 1 1++++ I
I I + * * I I v I
-------------------------------------------------
I G/C=O 162 I G/C=O 066 G/C=O 125 1 G/C=O 475 1
G= 22 7" 1 G= 9 3" G= 17 5n I G= 66 5n 1
Y+R= 6.0n I Y+R= 6 on Y+R= 6 on I Y+R= 6 Olt I
OFF= 0 0% 1 OFF=20 5% OFF=31 4% 1 OFF=48 2% 1
-------------------------------------------------
C=140 see
MVMT TOTALS
Param Units
====c======
AdjVol vph
Wid/Ln ft/#
g/C Rqd@C %
g/C Used %
SV @E vph
03/28/03
09 03 46
G=116 0 see = 82 9% Y=24 0 see = 17 1% Ped= 0 0 see = 0 0%
N Approach
RT TH LT
E Approach
RT TH LT
S Approach
RT TH LT
--------------
--------------
170
0/0
o
o
o
56
24/2
32
7
160
l-22
12/1
32
7
81
W Approach Int
RT TH LT Total
==============
137
12/1
34
48
753
2230
36/3
50
48
2417
240
12/1
26
12
250
----------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------
Svc LvI LOS
Deg Sat v/c
HCM Del s/v
Tot Del min
# Stops veh
-------------- --------------
-------------- --------------
278
0/0
o
o
o
283 266 489
24/2-12/1+12/1
36 35 46
16 16 68
476 249 1078
222
12/1
23
12
251
F F
o 00 1 09 1 04
o 0152 7160 5
o 144 82
o 56 30
C+
o 18
21 6
12
20
D+
o 92
41 7
387
521
E
o 88
72 4
72
49
----------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------
Queue 1 veh
Queue 1 ft
2630
36/3
56
48
2417
F
o 00 1 09
o 0124 0
o 290
o 140
F
o 93
92 2
102
66
F
1 09
84 1
921
657
E+
o 81
60 9
56
41
-----
-----
7123
8132
E
o 95
70 5
2090
1636
o 12 12 6 57 16 85
o 306 299 149 1451 401 2138
----------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
----------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
B+
o 45
11 7
24
56
o 27 21 16 85 13
o 685 524 401 2138 333
GATEWAY BLVD @ HIGH RIDGE ROAD
2015 BACKGROUND TRAFFIC (4 67%) + COMMITTED DEVELOPMENT
PM PEAK HOUR(4 30 PM-5 30 PM) CYCLE = 140 SEC
03/28/03
09 03 46
SIGNAL2000/TEAPAC[Ver 2 00 12] - Evaluation of Intersection Performance
APPR TOTALS
Param Units
Int
N Approach E Approach S Approach W Approach Total
-----------
-----------
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -----
AdjVol vph
827
3341
348
2607
7123
Svc LvI LOS
Deg Sat v/c
HCM Del s/v
Tot Del min
# Stops veh
F
1 04
113 8
392
206
E
o 98
72 0
1001
754
F
1 07
155 5
226
86
D+
o 88
43 4
471
590
E
o 95
70 5
2090
1636
Queue 1 veh
Queue 1 ft
27
685
85
2138
12
306
57
1451
85
2138
-----------
-----------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
--------------
-----
-----
DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT
Memorandum
TO
Pete Mazzella
FROM
Lusia Galav
DATE
3/3/03
RE
Quantum Village at Quantum Park - Lot 898 (NWSP 02-025)
Attached, as requested Conditions of Approval
Att: Letter 2/26/03 with Dev Ord
Department of Engineering
and Public Works
PO. Box 21229
WeSI Palm Beach. FL 33416-1229
(561) 684-4000
www.pbcgovcom
.
Palm Beach County
Board of County
Commissioners
Karen T. Marcus, Chair
Tony Masilotti. Vice Chairman
Jeff Koons
Warren H. Newell
Mary McCarty
Burl Aaronson
Addie L. Greene
County Administrator
Robert Weisman
An Equal Opportunity
Affirmative Action Employer"
@ printed on recycled paper
February 14 2003
Mr Michael W Rumpf
Director of Planning & Zoning
Department of Development
City of Boynton Beach
POBox 310
Boynton Beach, FL 34425-0310
RE Quantum Park - Parcel 89B
TRAFFIC PERFORMANCE STANDARDS REVIEW
Dear Mr Rumpf"
The Palm Beach County Traffic Division has reviewed the traffic statement for the
residential project, pursuant to the Traffic Performance Standards in Article 15 of the
Palm Beach County Land Development Code The project is summarized as follows:
Location
Municipality'
Proposed Uses
New Daily Trips.
Build-out Year"
Quantum Park - East of High Ridge Road North of Gateway
Boulevard
Boynton Beach
36 MF Residential Units.
252
n/a
Based on our review the Traffic Division has determined that the project is part of the
previously approved Quantum DRI and therefore meets the Traffic Performance
Standards of Palm Beach County
If you have any questions regarding this determination please contact me at 684-4030
Sincerely
j/Vl
Masoud Atefi, MSCE
Sr Engineer - Traffic
Li IiEB 2 I 3IJ3
cc: Eric Penfield, P.E.
Sr Transportation Engineer -Calvin, Giordano & Associates Inc.
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DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT
Planning and Zoning Division
. Building . Planning & Zoning . Occupational Licenses . Community Redevelopment
February 4, 2003
Mr Masoud Atefi MSCE, Senior Traffic Engineer
Palm Beach County Traffic Division
Department of Engineering and Public Works
POBox 21229
West Palm Beach, Florida 33416
Re Traffic Study' Quantum Park Lot 89B
NWSP 02-021
Dear Mr Atefi'
The enclosed traffic generation statement, prepared by Calvin, Giordano & Associates, Inc.
was recently received by Planning and Zoning for the above-referenced application. Please
review the enclosed information for conformance with the County's Traffic Performance
Standards Ordinance, and provide Tim Large, Building Code Administrator and I with your
written response.
If you have questions regarding this matter, please call me at (561) 742-6260
Sincerely,
/10(.)~:=
Michael W Rumpf
Director of Planning and Zoning
MWR/sc
S:lPIamingISHAREDlWPlPROJECTSlQuantum Park & Village\NVVSP 02-021 NorthlT raffle letter to Palm Beach County.doc
City of Boynton Beach. 100 East Boynton Beach Blvd., P.O. Box 310 . Boynton Beach, Florida 33425-0310
Phone: (561) 742-6350 . www.ci.boynton-beach.fl.us
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Calvin, Giordano & Associates, Inc.
Engineers Surveyors Planners
January 29, 2003
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Mr Mike Rumpf
DIrector ofPlannmg and Zomng
CIty of Boynton Beach
100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard, PO Box 310
Boynton Beach, FL 33425-0310
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RE Quantum Village at Quantum Park Lot 89B -Traffic Impact Study
CGA Project No. 02-2544.2
Dear Mr Rumpf-
Calvm, GIOrdano & ASSOCIates was retamed to evaluate the traffic Impacts assocIated
wIth the development of Quantum Park Lot 89B WhICh IS proposed to mclude multI-
famIly resIdentIal umts. The sIte IS generally located north of the mtersectlOn of
Gateway Boulevard and High RIdge Road m the CIty of Boynton Beach.
ThIS sIte, WhICh IS contamed wIthm the Quantum Park Develop of RegIOnal Impact
(DRI), obtamed master sIte plan approval from the CIty ConnlllssIOn on October 15,
2002 for 39 fee-sImple multI-famIly resIdentIal dwellmg umts (attached for your
revIew) GIven thIS approval and certam sIte plannmg logIstIcal Issues, Westbrook
CompanIes proposes to develop only 36 multI-family resIdentIal dwelhng umts on Lot
89B The followmg assesses the transportatIon Impacts assocIated wIth the proposed
development, and smce the DRI has already been approved, IS submItted to determme
If the proposed development exceeds the amount of traffic vested for Lot 89B
Please also note that a copy of the Palm Beach County Traffic DIVISIon approval letter
for Quantum Park - VIllage North for 136 multI-famIly umts as well as 102,235 square
feet of commercIal development IS attached. ThIs was mcluded to clanfy any potentIal
mIsconceptIOns regardmg Lot 89B and Quantum Park - VIllage North. WhIle these
two sItes have been conceptually planned m a coordmated fashIon because of theIr
proXImIty to each other, the sItes are mdependent and must receIve separate approvals.
Thus, thIS letter IS submItted on behalf of Lot 89B to address traffic Impact concerns.
Traffic Analysis
Trip Generation Analysis
The tnp generatIOn charactenstIcs for the approved and proposed multI famIly
resIdentIal development were estImated based on rates and equatIOns for multI-famIly
developments m Palm Beach County and the InstItute of TransportatIOn Engmeers'
(ITE) Trip Generation Manual, 6th EdItIon, 1997
Mr Mike Rumpf
January 29 2003
Page 2 of2
Table 1 summanzes the tnp generatIOn analysIs. The approved 39 fee-sImple dwellmg umts are
estImated to generate 273 daIly tnps, whIle the proposed 36 multI-family umts WIll generate 252 daily
tnps. ThIS equates to a net dally tnp reduction of 21 tnps, or eIght (8) percent. Due to the net dally tnp
reductIOn assocIated WIth the proposed multI-famIly resIdentIal development on Lot 89B, thIS project
WIll not exceed the number oftnps It IS vested for per the Quantum Park DR!.
Conclusions
Calvm, GIOrdano & AssocIates has analyzed the traffic Impacts assocIated WIth the proposed
development near the mtersectIOn of Gateway Boulevard and High RIdge Road. Smce the proposed
multI-famIly resIdentIal development WIll generate fewer daIly tnps than the currently approved SIte,
Quantum VIllage at Quantum Park Lot 89B does NOT exceed the level oftraffic that It IS vested. Based
on these findmgs, we recommend that the proposed development be approved.
Should you have any questIOns regardmg the mformatIOn contamed herem, please do not hesItate to
contact me at (561) 684-6161
Very truly yours,
CALVIN, GIORDANO & ASSOCIATES, INC.
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Enc Penfield, P .E.
Semor TransportatIOn Engmeer
Cc LUSIa Galav, AICP (CIty of Boynton Beach)
Mark BIdwell (Westbrooke Compames, Inc )
Paul GuanglIa (CalVIn, GIOrdano & AssocIates)
Sara Lockhart, AICP (CalVIn, GIOrdano & AssocIates)
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Department of Engineering
and Public Works
po. Box 21229
West Palm Beach. FL 33416,1229
(561) 684-4000
www.pbcgovcom
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Palm Beach County
Board of County
Commissioners
Warren H. Newell. Chairman
Carol A. Roberts. Vice Chair
Karen T. Marcus
Mary McCarty
Burt Aaronson
Tony Masilotti
Addie L Greene
County Administrator
Robert Weisman
An Equal Opportunity
Affirmative Action Employer'
@ printed on rrK;yCIed paper
August 19 2002
Mr Michael W Rumpf
Director of Planning & Zoning
Department of Development
City of Boynton Beach
POBox 310
Boynton Beach FL 34425-0310
RE
Quantum Park - Vi!lage North
TRAFFIC PERFORMANCE STANDARDS REVIEW
Dear Mr Rumpf'
The Palm Beach County Traffic Division has reviewed the traffic statement (Received for
the previously approved project, pursuant to the Traffic Performance Standards in Article
15 of the Palm Beach County Land Development Code. The project is summarized as
follows.
Location
Quantum Park - North of Gateway Boulevard west of High Ridge
Road
Boynton Beach
136 MF Residential Units and 102,235 SF General Retail
4756
n/a
Municipality.
Proposed Uses
New Daily Trips
Build-out Year'
Based on our review the Traffic Division has determined that the previously approved
project meets the Traffic Performance Standards of Palm Beach County However
please be aware that the total traffic generation approved for the DRI so far is 59 457
new daily trips (without Internalization or pass-by) out of a total 63,737 vested for the
DRI It is also suggested that the City of Boynton Beach to review potential traffic
circulation and safety issues relating to left-turns in and out of the west-most project
access driveway on Gateway Boulevard, during the PM Peak hours.
If you have any questions regarding this determination please contact me at 684-4030
Sincerely
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ENGINEER
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Masoud Atefi, MSCE /
Sr Engineer - Tratfun)ivision
cc: Pinder Troutman Consulting Inc.
CC- 2 - 2002
File. General TPS Mun Trafic Study Review
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