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Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report Page IV.B-15 <br /> Forward Inc. Landfill 2018 Expansion Project <br /> Table IV.B-7: Freeway Mainline Operation Analysis—Existing-Plus-Project Conditions <br /> State Route 99 Existing Existing Conditions+ <br /> (Mariposa Rd.-French Conditions Project Project <br /> Impact <br /> Camp Rd.) <br /> Volume Density LOS Volume Density LOS +% <br /> Northbound AM 2080 17.3 B 2100 17.5 B 0.9% <br /> PM 3120 26.0 C 3136 26.1 D 0.5% <br /> Southbound AM 2755 23.0 C 2771 23.1 C 0.6% <br /> PM 2880 1 24.0 1 C 1 2890 24.1 C 0.3% <br /> Note:SR 99 volumes for the analysis are obtained from a 2016 Caltrans peak-hour count.Speed used in the <br /> analysis is 60 mph <br /> Table IV.B-8: Freeway Traffic Operation (LOS) Ranking Criteria <br /> LOS Density(passenger car/mi/lane) <br /> A 0.0-11.0 <br /> B >11-18.00 <br /> C >18.0-26.0 <br /> D >26.0-35.0 <br /> E >35.0-45.0 <br /> F >45.0 <br /> Source:Highway Capacity Manual 2000. <br /> Austin Road Street Segment Analysis <br /> Mainline operations also were evaluated for Austin Road,between Mariposa Road and East <br /> French Camp Road. This segment is about 4.6 miles long and is accessed by only a few <br /> driveways and cross-streets, as much of the land use along the segment is agriculture. The <br /> average travel speed as observed is above 50 mph and the daily traffic volume is 2,100 vehicles <br /> per day, according to a count conducted by PHA in May 2018, north of Forward Landfill. <br /> The San Joaquin County 2035 General Plan has no roadway classification for Austin Road. <br /> Based on its current design and functional characteristic, Austin Road could be classified as <br /> either a "minor arterial" or"collector' with a design capacity range of 10,000 to 12,500 vehicles <br /> per day. Austin Road currently operates at good Level-of-Service as it carries only 2,100 <br /> vehicles per day. The proposed Project would add up to 1,600 vehicles (an additional 400 round <br /> trip trucks *2.0 PCE daily to Austin Road). This is assuming a worse case that the landfill <br /> reaches its permitted 620 daily truckloads). Therefore, Project impacts to Austin Road would be <br /> less than significant. <br />