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Table 19 shows the projected year 2007 plus project study area truck trip distribution percentages. As <br /> shown in Table 19, approximately 43-percent of all aggregate trucks will initially be bound to/from the <br /> west on SR-132 from Bird Road and approximately 57-percent to the east. <br /> ► TABLE 19 <br /> VLAR 2007 PLUS PROJECT AGGREGATE TRUCK TRIP DISTRIBUTION <br /> Direction Distribution % -=Distribution <br /> Westbound on SR 132 to I-580 43% <br /> Northbound on I-580 43% <br /> Eastbound on SR 132 to 1-5 57% <br /> Eastbound on SR 132 beyond I-5 9% <br /> Northbound on I-5 41% <br /> Southbound on I-5 7% <br /> Total 100% 100% <br /> Figure 10 shows the projected year 2007 plus project AM and PM peak hour traffic volumes while <br /> Figure 11 shows the projected year 2007 plus project daily traffic volumes. <br /> ` YEAR 2007 PLUS PROJECT TRAFFIC OPERATIONS <br /> As previously noted,the SR-I32/Bird Road Interchange Project Report has identified and evaluated three <br /> interchange design alternatives (Alternative 1 through Alternative 3). The year 2007 plus project AM and <br /> PM peak hour traffic volumes for each interchange alternative are shown on Figure 12. The proposed <br /> design Alternative 1 through Alternative 3 intersection approach geometries for both Bird Road <br /> intersections with the SR-132 ramps are shown on Figure 9. <br /> Intersection Operations: Table 20 presents the projected year 2007 plus project intersection operations <br /> w for all three design alternatives. Forecasted intersection operations shown in the table are based on stop <br /> sign control on the respective eastbound and westbound SR-132 off ramp approaches to Bird Road. As <br /> shown in Table 20, the SR-132 ramp intersections with Bird Road are projected to operate at LOS `B"or <br /> .. better during both the AM and PM peak hours under all three design alternatives. As also shown in Table <br /> 20, the Blewett Road intersections with Bird Road and Koster Road are projected to operate at LOS <br /> "A/B" for both peak hour periods. Finally, the project access driveway would operate at LOS "A" for <br /> ` both peak hour periods. The project access driveway intersection with Koster Road was analyzed as <br /> single lane approaches with stop sign control provided on the access approach to the intersection. <br /> TABLE 20 <br /> YEAR 2007 PLUS PROJECT PEAK HOUR INTERSECTION OPERATIONS <br /> WITH PROPOSED SR-132/BIRD ROAD INTERCHANGE ALTERNATIVES 1 THROUGH 3 <br /> Alternative I Alternative 2 Alternative 3 <br /> AM Peak Hour PM Peak[tour AM Peak PM Peak Hour AM Peak PM Peak Hour <br /> Hour Hour <br /> Delay LOS Delay LOS_ Delay LOS Dela LOS Delay LOS Delay LOS <br /> WB 132/Bird Road 11.6 B 9.9 A 9.8 A 9.6 A 9.8 A 9.6 A <br /> ► <br /> Ram s* <br /> EB 132/Bird Road 10.2 B 9.7 A 10.2 B 9.8 A 10.2 B 9.7 A <br /> Ramps* <br /> Bird 10.3 B 10.0 B 10.3 B 10.0 <br /> Blewett Rd.* B 10.3 B 10.0 B <br /> r tt <br /> Koster Rd./ 9.7 A 9.0 A 9.7 A 9.0 A 9.7 A 9.0 A <br /> Blewett Rd. <br /> Koster Rd./ 8.5 A 8.4 A 8.5 A 8.4 A 8.5 A 8.4 A <br /> ► Project Entrance* <br /> *-Intersections evaluated as Two Way Stop Control Intersections with stop-signs on minor road approaches <br /> LOS-Minor Street Approach Level ofServicefor Two-way-stop-controlled intersections <br /> V <br /> 2"a Draft DeSilva Gates Quarry Trafc&Circulation Analysis 25 October 2005 <br /> Jones&Stokes (R905TIS002/25-4000-02) <br /> ]r <br />