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MOtlNTAIN HOUSE SPECIFIC Pi.AN 11 <br />pavement sections andror safety improvements Img., standard pavement <br />widths and paved s hoLAders) when it is determined by the County to be the <br />primary new traffic contributor, on rural roads, Includ)ng Bethany, Kelso. <br />Hansen, Von Sosten, Reeve, and Middle Roads, and Tr,1cy Rokileve rd where <br />necessary to alleviate additional traffic caused by the project within the <br />County. <br />MHCSd_Construction Truck Reg uirements. All implementing projects shall <br />comply with the requirements of the MHCSD Construction Truck <br />Management Plan, <br />Grant Line Road. When traffic reaches 5000 ADT, Grant Line Road (from <br />Byron Road to 1-680) shall be studied to determine whether it meets current <br />road standards or has deficiencies not Identified under previous model <br />assumrptions. The study shall be prepoied by the MHCSD and approved by <br />the County. <br />9.5 ARTERIAL INTERSECTIONS <br />Master Plan Summary <br />The Master Plan requires that safe intersections be provided through properly designed <br />signaJ"tion and lane channelization at appropriate locatlon5. Intersectlanr, driveways, <br />and minor access points on existing County Arterials must be spaced at least 1 IS mile <br />(560 feet) apart. Existing driveways and access pints may remaln, but Should he <br />ralocaterl If possible to meet the minimum spacing requirement. Proposed intersections. <br />driveways, and minor acca8s polno that cannot 4�Chieve 'IM mile (660 feet} spacing may <br />be permitted as determined by a traffic study or other applicable study. No new tkuilding or <br />increased traffic uses are allowed on existing access points. <br />She community will, to the axtent of its fair share, provide slgnalization and channelization <br />at County Arterial intersections within the traffic Impact area of the community, Each <br />Specific Plain wall include provisions for necessary intersection Improvements required tc <br />serve the cumulative tralfic of the community. <br />Man Description <br />Ttre MHCSD Transportation Improvement Fee has already identified the major <br />improvements, costs and fair share Obligations for all major transportation faoilitles for <br />SPII. As a supplement to these adopted programs, the MHCSD has performed an <br />additional traffic study as part of SPII which confirms the adeggacy of these improvemerrt <br />programs and funding mechanisms. The MHCSD Traffic Study further confirmed whidi <br />components of the community build -neat system are Iikep to be oornpletted as part of the <br />implementation of SPI I, as depicted on Figure 9.1. <br />As part of implemerding projects contairked within 3P11, the WHCSD will perform detailed <br />traffic stu6es to Identify the specific improvements and related phasing of SPI1 roadways <br />which may be necessary to support such Implementing projects, As part of the approval of <br />these implementing projects the MHCSD will canditlr)ns such approvals to implement, as <br />warranted on a phased basis, the specific system improvements that the projects triggers, <br />consistent with Community Approvals, Since the specific transportation triggers for the <br />community transportation improvements Mll be determined as part of implementing project <br />approvals, the specific tuggers contalned wlthln the Master Plan will be <br />pt u .45uperseded by subsequent MHCS0 phasing and triggerdeterrInatiosis <br />TRANSPORTATION AND CIRCULATION PAGP 04 <br />RENisad 11Y5WI0 <br />Resolution Template 01/2017 <br />