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South Bay Arterial System Detection Project South Bay Arterial System Detection Project Infrastructure Working Group Meeting September 9, 2020 South Bay Arterial System Detection Project Topics Covered • Jurisdictions in the Project area • Project Background • Project Scope • Preliminary Design • Design Phase I • Design Phase II • Anticipated Construction Schedule • Map and List of Intersections Jurisdictions • Unincorporated Los Angeles County • Carson • El Segundo • Gardena • Hawthorne • Hermosa Beach • Lawndale • Manhattan Beach • Redondo Beach • Torrance Project Background • Conceptual Design Plan identified and recommended improvements in the South Bay Region, including: • Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras • Communication Upgrades (Fiber) • Arterial System Detection • These enhancements improve traffic flows and reduce traffic congestion. • This project centers on the arterial performance Example CCTV camera measurement as part of the following south bay regional programs: 1. Los Angeles County Public Works South Bay Signal Synchronization and Bus Speed Improvements Plan 2. South Bay Cities Council of Governments South Bay Highway Program Strategic Transportation Element Project Scope Identify and install arterial system detectors at select locations within South Bay Cities to support traffic signal operations and network performance measures • Types of detector technologies studied and available: • Split advance loops, Bluetooth readers, Wi-fi readers, Radar, and Video detection • These devices can provide the following benefits • Enable traffic responsive signal operations • Collect traffic data such as volume, occupancy and speed • Measure travel times on key arterials Example Video Detection with Radar Combo Unit Example Radar Example Video Pole Mounted Bluetooth or Wi-fi readers Unit Detection Examples Camera Preliminary Design (Arterial Detection Assessment Reports) Project Consultant: Iteris • Carry out the field review and design Data Requirements Development • Requirements Definition: collect and/or derive requirements for the data needed to support Traffic Responsive Plan Selection (TRPS), which is the targeted functionality Technology Assessment • Technologies assessed: inductive loop, video, microwave, magnetometer, radar, infrared, hybrid video and radar, Bluetooth Methodology for Locating Detectors • Created an approach to identify detector locations based on the data requirements developed Identify Recommended Detector Locations Project Development Design Phase I (Complete) Two Objectives for Phase I 1. Field Investigation • Traffic Responsive Plan Selection (TRPS) – Iteris confirmed the existence and functionality of detectors and confirmed with the County’s inventory of detectors which ones need to be split for optimum responsive operation • Bluetooth Travel Time – Iteris evaluated potential placement of Bluetooth reading devices which included checking traffic signal cabinet and conduits for available space • Video Detection System – Iteris verified conduit fill and any equipment upgrades necessary in the signal cabinet to accommodate video detection systems and evaluate if intersection needs a stop-bar video detection upgrade 2. Video Detection System Design • Iteris designed traffic signal plans for 4 intersections which will receive new video detection systems Design Phase II – Plans, Specifications and Estimates (In progress) Three Objectives of Design Phase II 1. Field Investigation of the remaining intersections not included in Design Phase I (complete) 2. Traffic Responsive Plan Selection (TRPS) Design Plans (In progress) • Iteris will produce design plans for 19 locations requiring detector work for TRPS operation 3. Travel Time Device Design Plans (In progress) • Travel time device installation for most locations will be in table format with typical details • For locations where plans are being developed as part of the other tasks above, travel time devices will be shown on the other task’s plans Construction Schedule Estimated Schedule for Construction List of Project Intersections (1 of 3) Proposed Equipment Corridor Cross Street Located Within Travel time TRPS Device Proposed Equipment Lawndale & 19 Inglewood Avenue Marine Avenue X X Corridor Cross Street Located Within Travel time Redondo Beach TRPS Device 20 Marine Avenue Hawthorne Boulevard Lawndale X X 21 Prairie Avenue Marine Avenue Hawthorne X X 1 Hawthorne Boulevard 104th Street LA County X LA County & 22 Marine Avenue Crenshaw Boulevard X X 2 Imperial Highway Inglewood Avenue Hawthorne X X Gardena 3 Imperial Highway Hawthorne Boulevard Hawthorne X Manhattan Beach 4 Imperial Highway Prairie Avenue Inglewood X 23 Aviation Boulevard Manhattan Beach Boulevard X X & Redondo Beach 5 Aviation Boulevard 118th Street LA County X 24 Inglewood Avenue Manhattan Beach Boulevard Redondo Beach X X 6 Crenshaw Boulevard 120th Street Hawthorne X 25 Hawthorne Boulevard Manhattan Beach Boulevard Lawndale X X El Segundo & 7 Aviation Boulevard El Segundo Boulevard X X LA County & Hawthorne 26 Crenshaw Boulevard Manhattan Beach Boulevard X X Gardena LA County & LA County & 8 El Segundo Boulevard Inglewood Avenue X X 27 Crenshaw Boulevard Redondo Beach Boulevard X Hawthorne Gardena 9 Hawthorne Boulevard El Segundo Boulevard Hawthorne X Manhattan Beach 28 Artesia Boulevard Prospect Avenue X 10 El Segundo Boulevard Prairie Avenue Hawthorne X & Hermosa Beach 11 Crenshaw Boulevard El Segundo Boulevard Gardena X X Redondo Beach & 29 Aviation Boulevard Artesia Boulevard X X LA County & Manhattan Beach 12 Western Avenue El Segundo Boulevard X X Lawndale & Gardena 30 Artesia Boulevard Inglewood Avenue X X LA County & Redondo Beach 13 El Segundo Boulevard Vermont Avenue X X Gardena 31 Artesia Boulevard Crenshaw Boulevard Torrance X Manhattan Beach Torrance & 14 Rosecrans Avenue Village Drive X 32 Artesia Boulevard Western Avenue X & El Segundo Gardena 33 Albertoni Street Avalon Boulevard Carson X Hawthorne, El 34 Victoria Street Avalon Boulevard Carson X X 15 Aviation Boulevard Rosecrans Avenue Segundo & X X 35 Victoria Street Bishop Avenue Carson X Manhattan Beach 16 Inglewood Avenue Rosecrans Avenue Hawthorne X X 17 Hawthorne Boulevard Rosecrans Avenue Hawthorne X Hawthorne & 18 Crenshaw Boulevard Rosecrans Avenue X Gardena List of Project Intersections (2 of 3) Proposed Equipment Corridor Cross Street Located Within Travel time TRPS Device 53 Artesia Boulevard Prairie Avenue Torrance X 54 Victoria Street Broadway Carson X 55 Victoria Street Central Avenue Carson X 56 Del Amo Boulevard Central Avenue Carson X 57 Carson Street Central Avenue/Vera Street Carson X 58 Sepulveda Boulevard Alameda Street Carson X 59 Imperial Highway S Van Ness Avenue LA County X 60 Imperial Highway Normandie Avenue LA County X 61 Rosecrans Avenue Yukon Avenue Hawthorne X Proposed Equipment 62 Marine Avenue Cedar Avenue Manhattan Beach X N Peck Avenue/Gateway Corridor Cross Street Located Within Travel time 63 Marine Avenue Manhattan Beach X TRPS Drive Device Redondo Beach & 64 Marine Avenue Redondo Beach Avenue X Hawthorne 36 Avalon Boulevard Del Amo Boulevard Carson X X LA County & 65 Marine Avenue Yukon Avenue X 37 Carson Street Vermont Avenue LA County X X Hawthorne 38 Carson Street Main Street Carson X X Manhattan Beach 66 Target Driveway Manhattan Beach X 39 Carson Street Avalon Boulevard Carson X X Boulevard 40 Carson Street Wilmington Avenue Carson X X Manhattan Beach 67 N Peck Avenue Manhattan Beach X 41 Carson Street Alameda Street Carson X X Boulevard 42 Figueroa Street 223rd Street Carson X X 68 Artesia Boulevard Van Ness Avenue Torrance X 43 Main Street 223rd Street Carson X X 69 Artesia Boulevard Yukon Avenue Torrance X Lawndale & 44 Avalon Boulevard 223rd Street Carson X X 70 Artesia Boulevard Grevillea Avenue X Redondo Beach 45 Sepulveda Boulevard Normandie Avenue LA County X 46 Sepulveda Boulevard Vermont Avenue LA County X 47 Sepulveda Boulevard Figueroa Street Carson X X 48 Sepulveda Boulevard Avalon Boulevard Carson X 49 Sepulveda Boulevard H Avenue Carson X 50 Sepulveda Boulevard Intermodal Way Carson X 51 El Segundo Boulevard Continental Boulevard El Segundo X 52 Rosecrans Avenue Hindry Avenue Hawthorne X List of Project Intersections (3 of 3) Proposed Equipment Corridor Cross Street Located Within Travel time TRPS Proposed Equipment Device Corridor Cross Street Located Within Travel time Gardena & LA TRPS 89 Normandie Avenue El Segundo Boulevard X Device County Los Angeles & LA 90 Vermont Avenue Del Amo Boulevard X 71 Artesia Boulevard Slauson Lane Redondo Beach X County 91 Vermont Avenue Torrance Boulevard LA County X 72 Inglewood Avenue 104th Street LA County X X LA County & Los 73 Inglewood Avenue Lennox Boulevard LA County X 92 Vermont Avenue Knox Street X Angeles Lawndale & 74 Prairie Avenue Rosecrans Avenue X 93 El Segundo Boulevard Ocean Gate Avenue LA County X Hawthorne 94 El Segundo Boulevard Yukon Avenue Hawthorne X Lawndale & LA 75 Prairie Avenue Manhattan Beach Boulevard X Hawthorne & County 95 El Segundo Boulevard S Van Ness Avenue X Gardena LA County & 76 Prairie Avenue Redondo Beach Boulevard X 96 S Main Street Del Amo Boulevard Carson X Torrance 97 S Main Street W Torrance Boulevard Carson X Redondo Beach LA County & 77 Yukon Avenue X 98 S Main Street Sepulveda Boulevard Carson X Boulevard Torrance Carson & LA Lawndale, 99 Wilmington Avenue University Drive X Redondo Beach County 78 Hawthorne Boulevard Redondo Beach & X Carson & LA Boulevard 100 Wilmington Avenue Del Amo Boulevard X Torrance County Gardena, LA 101 Wilmington Avenue 223rd Street Carson X 79 Crenshaw Boulevard 135th
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