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CONGESTION MANAGEMENT PROCESS Existing Traffic Congestion & Recommended Strategies to Address Congestion in the NOACA Region CONGESTION MANAGEMENT PROCESS Existing Traffic Congestion & Recommended Strategies to Address Congestion in the NOACA Region July 2014 The Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency (NOACA) is a public organization serving the counties of and municipalities and townships within Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain and Medina (covering an area with 2.1 million people). NOACA is the agency designated or recognized to perform the following functions: • Serve as the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), with responsibility for comprehensive, cooperative and continuous planning for highways, public transit, and bikeways, as defi ned in the current transportation law. • Perform continuous water quality, transportation-related air quality and other environmental planning functions. • Administer the area clearinghouse function, which includes providing local government with the opportunity to review a wide variety of local or state applications for federal funds. • Conduct transportation and environmental planning and related demographic, economic and land use research. • Serve as an information center for transportation and environmental and related planning. • At NOACA Board of Director direction, provide transportation and environmental planning assistance to the 172 units of local, general purpose government. NOACA’s Board of Directors is composed of 45 local public offi cials. MADIMADISONSON TWTWP.P. The Board convenes quarterly to provide a forum for members to present, E NNORTHORTH PERRPERRYRY AK LAKE L discuss and develop solutions to local and areawide issues and make MADISONMADISON GRAND RIVER PERRYPERRRY VILLAGE TWP. PAINESVILLE P A FAIRPORT HARBOR VILLAGE. FA PAINESVILLEPAINESVILLE recommendations regarding implementation strategies. As the area PERRYPERRRY 90 MENTOR ONN clearinghouse for the region, the Board makes comments and THE LAKEAKEKE THOMPSONTHOMPSON TWP.TWP. 2 recommendations on applications for state and federal grants, TIMBERLAKE 90 LAKELIN EASTLAKE A G G G G G U U U U U U LAKE U AUGA A E E KIRTLANDKIRTLAND E G WILLOWICKWILLOOWOWICKOWICKK GE with the purpose of enhancing the region’sion s social, physical, HHILLSILLS GEAUGA WICKLIFFEW CCHARDONHARDON MOMONTVILLENTVILLE HAMBDEN TWP.TWP. TTWP.WP. TWTWP.P. environmental and land use/transportationation fabric. NOACNOACAA EEUCLIEUCLIDD KIRTLAND CHARDONCHARDON 90 LAKE HIGHLAND invites you to take part in its planning process. HTS. MAYFIELDMAAYFIELD AQUILLA VILLAGEVILLAGE HUNTSBURGHUNTSBURG TTWP.WP. CCHESTERLANDHESTERLAND MMUNSONUNSON CCLARIDONLARIDON TWTWP.P. TWTWP.P. TWTWP.P. MAYFIELDMAAYFIELDD GAGATESATES Feel free to participate, to HTS.HTS. MILLS 271 SHEFFIELDD LAKLAKELAK AVONAVON LAKE ask questions andand MMIDDLEFIELDIDDLEFIELD BABAYAY TWTWP.P. RUSSELL TWP.TWP. BURTONBURTON 90 NEWBUNEWBURYRY TWTWP.P. MIDDLEFIELDMIDDLEFIELD BBURTONURTON A TWTWP.P. G G to learn G AVONAVON O IN IN H A A A Y Y Y R R R R R R RAIN U O O O S.S. RUSSELLRUSSELL LO L L L CUYAHOGA C more about VERMILIONVERMILION 2 NORTH RRIDGEVILLEIDGEVILLE BROOKPARKBROOKPOKPARK 77 AUBURNAUBURN TTROYROY PPARKMANARKMAN SOLON BAINBRIDGEBAINBRIDGE PARMAPARMA PARMAPARMA VAVVALLEYLLEY TWTWP.P. TWTWP.P. TWP.TWP. MIDDLEBURGHEB HTS.HTS. VIEVIEWW TTWP.WP. areawide 80 A G G G HTS.S. SEVEN G OGA O ELYRIAELLYRIA HILLSH O H H H H A A 422 Y Y Y Y Y Y EAUGA U GLEN U CUYAH C C INDEPENDENCEINDEPENDENCE GEAUGA G planning. WILLOW GEAUGAGEAUGA PORTAGEPORTAGE BROADVIEWBROADVIEW N. ROYALTONROYYALLTON HTS.HTS. 480480 TWP.TWP. TWTWP.P. CARLISLE EAEATONATON TWTWP.P. STRONGSVILLESTRONGSVIVILLE TTWP.WP. TWTWP.P. BRECKSVILLEBRECKSVILLE IN A R R R RAIN OBERLINOBERLIN O L LO GRAFTONGRAFTON SUMMITSUMMIT KIPTONKIPTON 80 BRUNSWICBRUNSWIC 80 PITTPITTSFIELDSFIELD GGRAFTONRAFTON LIVERPOOL HHINCKLEYINCKLEY CAMDENCAMDEN TWTWP.P. La GRANGEGRANGE TWTWP.P. TWTWP.P. TTWP.WP. La GRANGEGRANGE TWTWP.P. BRUNSWICBRUNSWICKK TTWP.WP. MMIT SU 271271 PORTAGE WELLINGTONWELLINGTON TWTWP.P. BRIGHTONBRIGHTON MMEDINAEDINA LLITCHFIELDITCHFIELD YOYORKRK TWTWP.P. TWP.TWP. PENFIELD TTWP.WP. TWTWP.P. WELLINGTONWELLINGTON TWTWP.P. GRANGER TTWP.WP. MEDINA LORAILORAININ MMEDINAEDINA SUMMIT MEDINA ROCHESTERROCHESTER 77 HUNTINGTONHUNTINGTON CHACHATHAMATHAM LAFLAFAYETTEFAYETTE MONTVILLEMONTVILLE SSHARONHARON ROCHESTERROCHESTER TWP.TWP. SPENCERSPENCER TWTWP.P. TWTWP.P. TWTWP.P. TWTWP.P. TTWP.WP. SSPENCERPENCER TWTWP.P. BriarwoodBriarwood BeachBeach ChippewaChippewa on the Lake WADSWORTHWADSWORTH WESTFIELDWESTFIELD TWTWP.P. GUILFORD TW LODI HOMERHOMER WESTFIELDWESTFIELD For more TWTWP.P. CENTERCENTER HARRISVILLEHARRISVILLE ADSWORTHH SEVILLESEVILLE information, call TWTWP.P. 7171 (216) 241-2414 or log on at www.noaca.org BOARD OFFICERS President: Mary E. Samide, Assistant Secretary: Robert E. Aufuldish, Geauga County Commissioner Lake County Commissioner First Vice President: Ted Kalo Treasurer: Edward O. FitzGerald, Cuyahoga County Executive Lorain County Commissioner Assistant Treasurer: Julius Ciaccia, Jr., Second Vice President: Daniel P. Troy Executive Director, Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District Lake County Commissioner Assistant Treasurer: John D. Hunter, Secretary: Adam Friedrick, Medina County Commissioner Mayor, Sheffi eld Village, Lorain County Assistant Secretary: Kathleen Scheutzow, Immediate Past President: Valarie J. McCall, Trustee, Brunswick Hills Township, Medina County Chief of Government and International Affairs, City of Cleveland BOARD MEMBERS CUYAHOGA COUNTY CITY OF CLEVELAND John D. Hunter, Mayor, Village of Sheffi eld Samuel J. Alai, Martin J. Keane, Councilman Ted Kalo, County Commissioner Mayor, City of Broadview Heights Valarie J. McCall, Chief of Government Chase M. Ritenauer, Mayor, City of Lorain Tanisha R. Briley, City Manager, and International Affairs Tom Williams, County Commissioner Cleveland Heights Mamie J. Mitchell, Councilwoman MEDINA COUNTY William R. Cervenik, Mayor, Terrell Pruitt, Councilman City of Euclid Edward W. Rybka, Esq., Director of Building Adam Friedrick, County Commissioner Scott E. Coleman, Mayor, and Housing City of Highland Heights Robert Patrick, Service Director, Matthew L. Spronz, P.E., PMP, City of Wadsworth Yvonne Conwell, Councilwoman Capital Projects Director Michael J. Salay, P.E., P.S., Glenn Coyne, Executive Director, County Engineer Planning Commission GEAUGA COUNTY Kathleen Scheutzow, Trustee, Timothy J. DeGeeter, Mayor, Blake A. Rear, County Commissioner Brunswick Hills Township City of Parma Mary E. Samide, County Commissioner _________________________________ Ann Marie Donegan, Mayor, Ralph Spidalieri, County Commissioner NORTHEAST OHIO REGIONAL SEWER Olmsted Falls DISTRICT (NEORSD) Julius Ciaccia, Jr., Executive Director Edward O. FitzGerald, County Executive LAKE COUNTY Robert E. Aufuldish, County Commissioner GREATER CLEVELAND REGIONAL Susan K. Infeld, Mayor, TRANSIT AUTHORITY (RTA) City of University Heights James R. Gills, P.E., P.S., County Engineer Joseph A. Calabrese, CEO and General Manager Charles E. Smith, Mayor, Raymond Jurkowski, General Manager, CLEVELAND-CUYAHOGA COUNTY PORT City of Woodmere Laketran AUTHORITY: William D. Friedman, Robert A. Stefanik, Mayor, Judy Moran, County Commissioner President/CEO City of North Royalton Daniel P. Troy, County Commissioner OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Michael P. Summers, Mayor, (ODOT): Myron S. Pakush, Deputy Director, City of Lakewood LORAIN COUNTY District 12 fi Deborah L. Sutherland, Mayor, Holly Brinda, Mayor, City of Elyria Ex of cio Member: City of Bay Village Kurt Princic, Chief, Northeast District Offi ce, Kenneth P. Carney, Sr., P.E., P.S., Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Bonita G. Teeuwen, P.E., County Engineer Director of Public Works Richard Heidecker, Trustee, Columbia Township NOACA DIRECTORS Grace Gallucci, Executive Director Randy Lane, Director of Programming William Davis, Associate Director of Cheryl A. Kurkowski, CPA, Kathy Sarli, Director of Planning Operations Management Director of Finance & Operations Jonathan Giblin, Associate Director of Compliance 1) Title & Subtitle 2) NOACA Report No. Congestion Management Process, TR-13-12 Existing Traffic Congestion and Recommended Strategies to Address Congestion in the NOACA Region 3) Author(s) Mona Aziz 4) Report Date Contributors: Mahmoud Al-Lozi, Maher Holozadah July 2014 5) Performing Organization Name & Address 6) Project Task No. 6055-2 Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency 1299 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44114-3204 7) NOACA Contract/Grant No. Phone: (216) 241-2414 FAX: (216) 621-3024 ODOT/FHWA Website: www.noaca.org 8) Sponsoring Agency Name & Address 9) Type of Report & Period Covered Ohio Department of Transportation 1980 W. Broad St., Box 899 Columbus, OH 43216-0899 10) Sponsoring Agency Code 11) Supplementary Notes Federal funding for this project was provided by the Federal Highway Administration and administered by the Ohio Department of Transportation. 12) Abstracts This report evaluates and documents the existing operating conditions of all roadways on the NOACA Congestion Management Process (CMP) network. This document updates information in a FY 2008 report titled “Inventory of Existing Traffic Congestion in the NOACA Region” and provides an update to the ranking of the most congested segments on the CMP network identified in 2008. Results of the analysis may be used to assess project needs during the development of NOACA’s long-range transportation plan. This technical report encompasses a set of maps that depict the most congested roadway segments by county and within the NOACA region. Also included in this report is a listing of ranking
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