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5.12 TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORTATION <br /> construction staff needed is 305 workers. The first shift would start at 6:00 AM and end at <br /> 2:30 PM,while the second shift would start at 2:30 PM and end at 11:00 PM.The greatest <br /> number of truck trips expected during construction of the project in the peak construction <br /> month is approximately 20 daily one-way truck trips; it was assumed that only one eighth of <br /> the deliveries would be made each hour. Peak construction traffic during the peak month <br /> (Month 16) was used for level of service analysis,to analyze worst-case scenario. <br /> Because the end of the first shift would coincide with the beginning of the second shift, the <br /> worst case scenario would occur between 2:00 PM and 3:00 PM,which will be designated as <br /> the peak hour from this point forward. For purposes of this analysis, the truck trips were <br /> converted to passenger car equivalent units (PCEs) at a ratio of 1.5 passenger cars for each <br /> truck,consistent with the HCM 2000 guidelines. No traffic will be generated between the <br /> construction laydown area and the project site because the construction laydown area and <br /> the parking area will be located on adjacent property. The construction trip estimates are <br /> presented in Table 5.12-5. <br /> TABLE 5.12-5 <br /> Construction Trip Generation Estimate <br /> Number During Peak Hour <br /> of <br /> Trip Type ADT" Workers In Out Total <br /> Delivery/Haul Trucks 20 x 2 0 3 3 6 <br /> PCE (1.5) 60 - 4 4 8 <br /> Workers <br /> Carpooling 61 61 16 16 32 <br /> Not Carpooling 488 244 122 122 244 <br /> Total Construction Traffic 609 305 142 142 284 <br /> *Average Daily Traffic(vehicles/day) <br /> 5.12.2.2.2 Construction Traffic Distribution <br /> The following assumptions were used to distribute construction traffic over the study area <br /> network: <br /> 40 percent of trips will originate from Sacramento,using I-5 South <br /> • 30 percent would come from Stockton and points south,using I-5 North <br /> 20 percent would come from the Bay Area,using SR 4 East,then SR 160 East and SR 12 East <br /> 10 percent would come from Lodi and the foothills,using SR 12 West <br /> 5.12.2.2.3 Roadway LOS with Construction Traffic <br /> Average peak hour traffic generated during the construction period was added to the <br /> existing traffic volumes on each roadway segment. The peak hour traffic volumes for the <br /> study area roadway segments in the existing condition and with the addition of <br /> construction traffic are summarized in Table 5.12-6. Based on the analysis, the roadway <br /> segments are forecasted to operate at an acceptable LOS with the exception of North <br /> Thornton Road,between West Eight Mile Road and North Devries Road,which degrades <br /> from LOS E to LOS F. North Thornton Road between North Devries Road and Frontage <br /> Road still operates at LOS D. North Thornton Road between De Broggi Road and SR 12 still <br /> operates at LOS F. <br /> 5.12-16 SAC/371322/082380003(LEC_5.12_TRAFFIC_AND_TRANSPORTATION.DOC) <br />