Transportation Element

Town of Jupiter, Florida Comprehensive Plan

TRANSPORTATION Goals, Objectives ELEMENT: and Policies ______

Goal 1: Establish a means of coordination Policy 1.1.4 The Town should update the on transportation-related issues with Palm Jupiter Area Traffic Study on a 5-year cycle Beach County, Martin County, the Palm in conjunction with the update of the Beach County Transportation Planning TLRTP. The update should reflect changes Agency (TPA), the Martin County in future land use, assumptions for Metropolitan Planning Organizations development intensity and cost-feasible (MPO), the Village of Tequesta, the Town mitigation strategies to achieve acceptable of Jupiter Island, the City of Palm Beach intersection level of service. Gardens, the Town of Juno Beach, Treasure Coast Regional Planning Objective 1.2 The Town shall Council, the Florida Department of communicate with the agencies listed in Economic Opportunity, the Florida Goal 1 regarding transportation activities Department of Transportation (FDOT) and and planned improvements. other private or public, transportation-related agencies. Policy 1.2.1 Ensure that all interested agencies listed above are notified of Objective 1.1. Common transportation amendments to the Transportation Element goals, objectives, and policies shall be consistent with the intergovernmental shared on an on-going basis with the coordination processes contained in transportation-related agencies listed in Intergovernmental Coordination Element Goal 1, where common interests are Objective 2.3 and implementing Policies involved. 2.3.1-2.3.4.

Policy 1.1.1 Review the existing goals, Policy 1.2.2 Reserved. objectives and policies of other agencies when revising or altering the goals, Objective 1.3 Applicable agencies listed in objectives and policies for the Town. Goal 1 shall be advised of Large-Scale Future Land Use Map amendments Policy 1.1.2 Provide current and future which may have regional impacts within land use plans and socioeconomic data for their respective jurisdiction and request use by the Palm Beach County TPA in comments as applicable. developing regional transportation plans. Policy 1.3.1 Consistent with the Policy 1.1.3 The Town shall develop a intergovernmental coordination processes Town Long Range Transportation Plan contained in Intergovernmental (TLRTP) that projects traffic in the Town Coordination Element Objective 2.3 and for a 10 and 25 year time horizon. The implementing Policies 2.3.1-2.3.4 applicable TLRTP should be updated on a five-year agencies listed in Goal 1 will be advised of cycle. The TLRTP shall be the basis for proposed development. updating Tables 2, 3 and 4 and Maps 5, 6 and 7. Policy 1.3.2 Provide FDOT documentation on development proposals, ______1990 Comprehensive Plan February 16, 2021 Transportation Element TE page 1 Ordinance No. 20-20 Town of Jupiter, Florida Comprehensive Plan

with state road access, to allow for review redevelopment by inclusion of bus transit and comment on development access prior operation considerations in the approval and to development approval. permitting process.

Goal 2: Provide current and future public Policy 2.1.4 Coordinate with and transportation options for residential and encourage Palm Beach County to require non-residential uses. appropriate mass transit considerations in development approvals granted for high Objective 2.1 In conjunction with Palm traffic activity projects (major employment Tran, the Town shall provide for the centers, commercial centers, etc.) located in future operation of transit in and to new the Town's annexation areas. development and redevelopment, and existing developments not currently Policy 2.1.5 The Town’s long-range served by Palm Tran Route 10. In Intermodal Map (Figure 9) shall reflect the addition, the Town will work with Palm public transit efforts of the Palm Beach Tran to improve transit services to major County TPA, the designated official destinations, major residential planning agency provider of support to the developments and major employment transportation disadvantaged under the centers. Florida Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged. Policy 2.1.1 Where adequate right-of-way is available, require adequate turning radii Objective 2.2. Develop a safe bicycle and for bus operations at major street pedestrian transportation system intersections based on AASHTO's Policy on accessible to all major public and private Geometry Design of Highways and Streets facilities. on roadway plans prepared by or for the Town. Coordination with FDOT and Palm Policy 2.2.1 Maintain and update as Beach County shall be made to assure necessary the Town’s adopted Bicycle considerations for bus turning radii have Transportation Master Plan. The plan will be been included in plans prepared by or for integrated into the goals, objectives and those agencies. policies of any mass-transit plans and Transit Oriented Development (TOD) plans. Policy 2.1.2 Require dedication of rights- of-way or perpetual easements in new Policy 2.2.2 Coordinate and cooperate development and redevelopment for with FDOT and with the implementation of shelters, bus turning radii and bus loading Palm Beach County's Comprehensive zones (consistent with Palm Tran standards) Bikeway Plan. by requiring conveyance of all necessary rights-of-way or perpetual easements before Policy 2.2.3 Assure that all transportation issuance of building permits for the improvements address the needs of development. bicyclists and pedestrians. Where bicycle facilities and sidewalks are needed, Policy 2.1.3 Require provisions that incorporate Florida Greenbook Design support bus transit operations (such as Standards, to the extent practical, in shelters, benches, bicycle racks, and park construction plans prepared for or by the and rides, etc.) in new development and Town. Coordination with FDOT and Palm

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Beach County shall be made to assure Policy 2.2.9 During the design phase for non-motorized considerations have been roadway improvement, maintenance and included in plans prepared by or for these enhancement projects within the Town, the agencies within the Town of Jupiter. Town shall encourage, were appropriate based on consistency with Town Policy 2.2.4 Require developers to engineering and design guidelines, the provide bicycle facilities, sidewalks and/or incorporation of one or more of the multi-use paths in proposed developments following Complete Streets system design (including all TODs) as appropriate for standards, based on the 2014 Complete internal circulation and connection to Streets Policy adopted by the Florida external facilities by requiring these Department of Transportation, into the facilities as a part of development approval. roadway projects: a) Mid-block crossing with protected Policy 2.2.5 The Town adopts “by signals; reference” its Bicycle Transportation Master b) Lower roadway design speed; Plan created by the Engineering and Public c) Roadway travel lane width consistent Works Department into the Comprehensive with the Florida Greenbook and when Plan. applicable, lane widths consistent with Traditional Neighborhood Development, Policy 2.2.6 The Town’s Bicycle in Chapter 19; Transportation Master Plan and Figure 4 of d) Enhanced (buffered separated or the Transportation Element map series otherwise visually identified) bicycle should be updated on a five-year cycle, lanes; timed with the five-year updates to the e) Sidewalk separation as far as practical TLRTP, and be coordinated with the Palm from the edge of the travel lane. Beach County TPA LRTP to ensure identification and provision of future needs Objective 2.3. Provide transportation for all transportation modes. options for residential and non-residential uses. Establish a framework to create a Policy 2.2.7 Through the Town’s Bicycle “transit-ready” community, capable of Transportation Master Plan, as amended and supporting multi-modal transportation, updated, which is adopted by reference in including the development of TODs. the Town’s Comprehensive Plan, land acquisition efforts for recreation and open Policy 2.3.1 Continue to develop and space will focus on linking and enhancing encourage transportation linkage systems, existing pathways, greenways, and including trains, buses, trolleys, water-taxis, recreational trail systems, including the boats, bicycles and pedestrians. acquisition of areas for destination spots, trail heads and parking. Policy 2.3.2 Require commuter parking and docking facilities, where feasible, that Policy 2.2.8 Encourage developers of support multi-modal transportation systems. non-residential projects to provide facilities for bicycle commuters such as secure Policy 2.3.3 Require passenger shelters in bicycle racks, lockers and showers. locations adjacent to water taxi or transit stops.

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Policy 2.3.4 In the Town’s parking conjunction with the Town’s adopted 5- standards, establish a maximum amount in year Community Investment Program addition to a minimum amount of off-street and budgeting. This objective will be parking provided, to reduce dependency on accomplished through an annual report automobiles and increase dependency on based on biennial traffic counts. other modes of transportation. Policy 3.1.1 The Town, in cooperation Objective 2.4 To address general safety with Palm Beach County and the FDOT, concerns along the Florida East Coast shall maintain an adopted Level of Service (FEC) Railroad corridor, the Town shall (LOS) standard of D on all County and State coordinate with FEC Industries, LLC and maintained roads. appropriate federal, state and county agencies to ensure that FEC Industries, Policy 3.1.2 The Town shall maintain the LLC utilizes appropriate safety measures following adopted LOS standards for all to protect Town residents and visitors, Town-maintained roadways, except as consistent with the Federal Rail Safety otherwise noted: Act of 1970 (Public Law 91-458). a) Peak-hour two-way - LOS D b) Daily - LOS C Policy 2.4.1 The Town shall coordinate with c) A1A from US1 to Jupiter Beach Road – FEC Industries, LLC to ensure that adequate Multi-modal LOS C consisting of the pedestrian access barriers are constructed following individual component LOS along the portions of the FEC Railway right- standards: of-way within the Town that experience 1. Road – D pedestrian foot traffic and trespassing. 2. Bicycle – C 3. Walk – B Policy 2.4.2 To ensure necessary d) Intersection - LOS D infrastructure improvements are completed e) Any applicable Constrained Roadway At to establish and maintain Federal Quiet Zone Lower Level of Service (CRALLS) designations for all FEC Railway right-of- designations way at-grade roadway crossings in the Town, the Town shall coordinate with the Policy 3.1.3 The annual report provided Palm Beach County TPA. for in Objective 3.1 shall include a review of existing LOS standards, a table indicating Policy 2.4.3 (Reserved) the agency responsible for planned improvements and the estimated date of Goal 3: Provide a safe, energy efficient, completion, and identify improvement needs convenient and economical multi modal and costs to provide LOS standards as transportation system, which provides provided in Policy 3.1.1 and 3.1.2. adequate capacity for the movement of people, goods and services throughout the Policy 3.1.4 Facilities currently operating Town. at conditions below adopted LOS standards shall be maintained at least at their current Objective 3.1. The Town should identify LOS through development order conditions existing and future State, County and for proposed developments within the radius Town roadway deficiencies based on the of influence of the currently deficient standards adopted in this plan in roadway system.

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Policy 3.1.5 Review of traffic crash data, Policy 3.2.3 Coordinate and assist as with special attention to those resulting in appropriate with Palm Beach County and fatalities, shall be made in order to FDOT on the investigation and mitigation of determine above average accident locations, accident causes, with special attention to if applicable, these locations should be those resulting in fatalities, within identified identified in the annual report along with high-accident locations at or within the proposed corrective measures. Convey this vicinity of intersections of other roadways information to Palm Beach County and with Town-maintained roads. FDOT. Policy 3.2.4 Conduct a review of high Policy 3.1.6 The Town should coordinate traffic crash locations identified in the with Palm Beach County and State agencies, annual report to identify those occurring on as appropriate, to evaluate roads currently Town maintained roadways. Conduct failing and those projected to exceed LOS investigation to identify causes, with special standard D in 2020 and to determine how to attention to crashes resulting in fatalities, on mitigate the impacts, pursuant to Policy these roadways and provide corrective 3.2.8. Any needed road improvements measures to mitigate future crashes. should be scheduled in the Town, County or State’s work program, as appropriate. Policy 3.2.5 Review access management and new roadway connections associated Objective 3.2. Existing and future with new development, redevelopment, and roadway deficiencies based on adopted upgrading of existing properties to ensure LOS standards established in this plan safety and compatibility with the existing shall be mitigated through roadway and future roadway network. Require improvement programs, as contained in vehicular and pedestrian connections to the Town’s adopted 5-year Community mitigate increased intensity and density. Investment Program, Palm Beach Impose, at a minimum, the access County’s 5-Year Road Work Program, management standards adopted by FDOT as FDOT’s 5-Year Work Program and Palm a condition of development approval. Beach County’s TPA applicable LRTP. Policy 3.2.6 As part of the development Policy 3.2.1 Review all proposed approval process, require developers to build development and redevelopment for internal or external roadways between consistency with the goals, objectives, and developments and existing roadways to policies of this plan and require coordination alleviate congestion on the roadway network of traffic circulation plans and and to facilitate traffic flows without improvements with the Future Land Use requiring all traffic to use the major Map and Infrastructure elements before roadways. granting development approval. Policy 3.2.7 Ensure that Policy 3.2.2 Coordinate with Palm Beach privately-constructed roadways conform to County, FDOT and other appropriate all design standards of the Town before the agencies to ensure prioritization and funding Town accepts responsibility for the for improvement of roadways identified in roadways as a public facility. the annual report as operating below adopted LOS standards.

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Policy 3.2.8 The Town shall exercise one or rights-of-way through development orders more of the following options to mitigate issued by the Town by withholding building future LOS deficiencies: permits or certificates of occupancy, as a) Land Use and/or Zoning Changes; appropriate, until the situation is corrected. b) Road and intersection improvements; c) Implementation of a Corridor Master Policy 3.3.3 Review proposed Plan; development plans for level of inclusion in d) Mass Transit; the Future Land Use Plan and assess the e) Multi-modal improvement plans; capacity needs of each project as it relates to f) Jupiter Open Space Program; the Thoroughfare Right-of-Way Protection g) Constrained Roadway At Lower Level Plan by requiring a traffic impact analysis of Service (CRALLS) in conjunction with proposed development applications. with other appropriate mitigation actions. Policy 3.3.4 To direct development away from coastal high-hazard areas or from Policy 3.2.9 Any properties within the identified environmentally sensitive areas Town, which rely upon a County CRALLS such as wetlands, floodways, or productive to meet concurrency, shall only be issued a marine areas, the Town shall investigate development order by the Town provided alternatives to transportation improvements. the Town has amended its Transportation Specific alternatives could include mass Element to be consistent with the County’s transit improvement programs and the CRALLS. evaluation of vacant land for potential purchase by the Town for the Jupiter Open Policy 3.2.10 LOS capacity limitations Space Program. through buildout shall be considered when land use applications are reviewed to ensure Objective 3.4 Provide adequate design capacity remains to meet the goals, standards to improve safety, reduce objectives and policies of the congestion, enhance visual aesthetics and Comprehensive Plan. reduce maintenance.

Objective 3.3. The Town shall protect Policy 3.4.1 Continually review and rights-of-way to accommodate roadway revise design standards as necessary, and needs indicated in the Future Traffic where appropriate coordinate Town design Circulation Plan, as shown on Figure 8. standards with the Florida Greenbook including non-motorized facility standards. Policy 3.3.1 Coordinate and cooperate with Palm Beach County to encourage it to Policy 3.4.2 Require new development to provide the rights of way contained in its conform to the Federal Highway Thoroughfare Identification Map consistent Administration Manual on Uniform Traffic with the Town’s Future Traffic Circulation Control Devices for on-site traffic control. Plan. Certificates of occupancy will be withheld until conformance is achieved. Policy 3.3.2 Prohibit encroachment of development and required setbacks into Policy 3.4.3 All roadways on the future established present and future rights-of-way circulation plan within the Town shall be and, within the law, require dedication of

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paved and conform to road construction Policy 3.4.9 Encourage the use of standards set forth by the Town. Traditional Neighborhood Development design principles contained in Chapter 19 of Policy 3.4.4 Require an adequate number the Florida Greenbook for development and of motorized and bicycle on-site parking redevelopment, for appropriate areas of the spaces for each new site development and Town. redevelopment and provide for safe and efficient movement of vehicles and Objective 3.5. Ensure that the circulation pedestrians within the site in conjunction system for the Indiantown Road corridor with plan review and permitting. is consistent with the Jupiter Area Traffic Study, to facilitate efficient and safe Policy 3.4.5 Review on-site traffic flow to vehicular and pedestrian traffic, and to assure adequate circulation for motorized implement the community design goals and non-motorized vehicles and pedestrians for that roadway. is provided. Require signage and roadway specifications that conform to the Town's Policy 3.5.1 Maintain and amend as adopted standards. The Town will withhold necessary the limitations in the land approval of construction plans until development regulations on vehicular access adequate circulation, signage and roadway points along Indiantown Road which limit specifications are included in plans. vehicular access points in accordance with acceptable engineering principles and the Policy 3.4.6 The Town shall continue to adopted access management standards in the implement a roadway visual enhancement Town Code. program for all collector and arterial roadways through the installation and Policy 3.5.2 Provide for and implement by ongoing maintenance of roadway right-of- phase the necessary traffic operation, way (median and shoulder) landscaping. roadway and intersection improvements to Development approvals for properties maximize the efficiency of traffic along and adjacent to the roadway may be required to across Indiantown Road. participate in the Town’s visual enhancement program on a fair share basis. Policy 3.5.3 Minimize the impacts of Participation can include both initial vehicular through traffic on adjacent installation and ongoing maintenance. residential streets in the Indiantown Road corridor through the implementation of Policy 3.4.7 Ensure that a hierarchy of traffic calming measures and restricting streets is designed and developed that commercial truck traffic. encourages pedestrian traffic in a safe and convenient manner, as well as Policy 3.5.4 Encourage the support for accommodating vehicular transportation and use of a shuttle bus program, whenever needs. possible.

Policy 3.4.8 Encourage roundabouts at Policy 3.5.5 Provide pedestrian-oriented suitable intersections, in order to provide amenities and circulation features at efficient flow of traffic without traffic specified intersections along Indiantown signalization. Road by providing incentives to private development for pedestrian improvements.

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Policy 3.5.12 Promote pedestrian safety Policy 3.5.6 In order to limit vehicular through the use of distinctive visible entry access points in accordance with, at a drive design and materials requirements. minimum, the access management standards adopted by FDOT, the Town shall pursue Policy 3.5.13 (Reserved) interconnected parking areas through the use of inter-site Reciprocal Access Easement Objective 3.6 The Town shall continue to Agreements for new developments along implement the mitigation strategies of the Indiantown Road. Jupiter Area Traffic Study for the Indiantown Road Corridor and/or the Policy 3.5.7 Require transit facilities mitigation strategies contained in (benches, shelters, signs) along Indiantown Transportation Element Policy 3.2.8 to Road, Military Trail, Central Boulevard, reduce traffic congestion. The Town shall U.S. Highway One and future transit continue to coordinate with Palm Beach corridors at convenient pedestrian locations County and FDOT to implement the for both Palm Tran and local transit routes. mitigation strategies. Transit facilities must also be connected by pedestrian pathways to adjacent land uses. Policy 3.6.1 Traffic conditions for the Indiantown Road Corridor shall be based on Policy 3.5.8 Consistent with the Town’s the buildout conditions assumed in the adopted 5-year Community Investment Jupiter Area Traffic Study. Program, provide pedestrian improvements in the public right-of-way as shown in Policy 3.6.2 The Town shall coordinate with Figure 3 (Collector and Arterial Palm Beach County and FDOT to Sidewalk/Pedestrian Facilities), with implement mitigation strategies for the specific attention at intersection areas. Indiantown Road Corridor, which shall include the following: Policy 3.5.9 In accordance with the a) Adopted LOS standards and a Town’s shared parking regulations in its methodology for transportation Off-Street Parking and Loading Ordinance, concurrency review and approval for the Town shall pursue shared parking for developments impacting the Corridor. new development along Indiantown Road in b) A methodology to manage the following order to facilitate efficient parcel usage and Jupiter Area Traffic Study mitigation to limit vehicular access points in strategies for developments determined accordance with the access management to have impacts within the Corridor: standards under rules promulgated by the 1. Roadway construction including new FDOT. facilities, additional lanes and intersection improvements; Policy 3.5.10 Maintain intersection 2. Land use – acquisition for open engineering standards which ensure the space use and floor area ratio adopted Intersection LOS standards are standards for industrial, office and maintained on Town roads. retail uses; and 3. transportation demand management; Policy 3.5.11 (Reserved) c) An intergovernmental coordination process that provides for the

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management of the Indiantown Road traffic congestion; encourage pedestrians; Corridor with Palm Beach County. reduce the overall amount of travel for daily goods and services; and protect the Policy 3.6.3 (Reserved) integrity of existing neighborhoods.

Policy 3.6.4 With the exception of Objective 4.1 The Town will continue to eastbound and westbound auxiliary lanes, study and evaluate the long range with limits from I-95 to Palm Avenue transportation needs of the community (Chasewood Plaza), Indiantown Road shall while protecting the existing and be maintained consistent with the Jupiter proposed residential neighborhoods, infill Area Traffic Study as a 6-lane facility and redevelopment areas. (through lanes) in the Town. Policy 4.1.1 The Town, in Policy 3.6.5 The Town will coordinate coordination/cooperation with Palm Beach with Palm Beach County to optimize traffic County, Martin County, the Village of signal timing at intersections such that Tequesta, the Palm Beach County TPA, the traffic on the lower function classification Martin County, the Town of Juno Beach, the roads will not experience excessive delays. City of Palm Beach Gardens and other appropriate governmental agencies, shall Objective 3.7 Continue to implement a encourage and participate in long range Complete Streets system, as applicable, transportation planning efforts and sound that promotes safety, quality of life and transportation planning principles such as economic development. connectivity and traffic calming measures to minimize the adverse impacts of new or Policy 3.7.1 Ensure the Complete Streets expanding roadways and that protect system improves safety and mobility while existing or proposed residential serving the transportation needs of neighborhoods by locating new or transportation system users of all ages and expanding roadways in a manner that abilities, including but not limited to: minimizes any adverse impacts to such a) Cyclists; neighborhoods. New development, b) Pedestrians; redevelopment, and upgrading of existing c) Transit riders; properties shall be designed to provide d) Motorists. vehicular and pedestrian connectivity with existing and proposed roads to mitigate Policy 3.7.2 Evaluate and encourage increased density or intensity. implementation of Complete Street system components and guidelines proposed in the Policy 4.1.2 The Town, to the extent FDOT Complete Streets Implementation possible, shall encourage the construction of Plan (December 2015), as appropriate to the new roads and the expansion of existing uniqueness of the Town. roads in a manner that protects existing or proposed residential neighborhoods by Policy 3.7.3 (Reserved) diverting or eliminating the flow of non-resident or cut through traffic, and Goal 4: To accommodate a variety of requiring that the functional classification of regional, intercounty, intracounty, and local roadways may not be changed without local traffic demands in ways that minimize amending the Town’s Comprehensive Plan.

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Policy 4.1.3 The Town shall protect the Policy 4.1.5 Encourage connectivity of Limestone Creek neighborhood and roadways in the Town to reduce congestion discourage any connection of Church Street on arterial and collector roads, including to Island Way. bicycle and pedestrian facilities, and utilize traffic calming measures to minimize traffic Policy 4.14 The Town will amend, as impacts on residential neighborhoods. necessary, the adopted mass transit study. The study will be updated as needed to facilitate the implementation of the plan, including Transit Oriented Developments.

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Tables

Table 1 Functional classification – Existing Network Roadway From To Maintaining Agency Principal Arterial Interstate Interstate 95 Northern Town Boundary Southern Town Boundary State Other Freeway Florida Turnpike Northern Town Boundary Southern Town Boundary State Other Principal Arterial Alternate A1A US 1 Donald Ross Road State Indiantown Road Florida Turnpike US 1 State US 1 North of Alternate A1A Southern Town Boundary State Minor Arterial Donald Ross Road Florida Turnpike Eastern Town Boundary Palm Beach County Indiantown Road Western Town Boundary Florida Turnpike State Indiantown Road US 1 A1A Palm Beach County Military Trail Indiantown Road Donald Ross Road Palm Beach County Collector Major Collector N A1A US 1 Jupiter Beach Road Town of Jupiter N A1A Jupiter Beach Road Indiantown Road Palm Beach County S A1A Indiantown Road Southern Town Boundary Palm Beach County Center Street Indiantown Road Alternate A1A Palm Beach County Central Boulevard Roebuck Road Indiantown Road Palm Beach County Central Boulevard Indiantown Road Indian Creek Parkway Palm Beach County Central Boulevard Indian Creek Parkway Donald Ross Road Palm Beach County Indian Creek Parkway West of Maplewood Drive Military Trail Palm Beach County Island Way Northern Town Boundary Indiantown Road Palm Beach County Maplewood Drive Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive Town of Jupiter Toney Penna Drive Central Boulevard Alternate A1A Minor Collector Church Street West of Limestone Creek Road Central Boulevard Palm Beach County Frederick Small Road Central Boulevard Palmwood Road Palm Beach County Frederick Small Road Heights Boulevard Central Boulevard Town of Jupiter Greenway Drive Indian Creek Parkway Frederick Small Road Town of Jupiter Heights Boulevard North of Frederick Small Road Donald Ross Road Town of Jupiter Island Way Indiantown Road Jupiter Park Drive Town of Jupiter Jupiter Park Drive Entrance to Jupiter Park of Commerce Central Boulevard Town of Jupiter Limestone Creek Rd. Church Street Island Way Palm Beach County Loxahatchee River Rd. Northern Town Boundary Center Street Palm Beach County Maplewood Drive Toney Penna Drive Indian Creek Parkway Town of Jupiter Ocean Way US 1 A1A Town of Jupiter Parkside Drive Greenway Drive Donald Ross Road Town of Jupiter Pennock Lane Center Street Toney Penna Drive Town of Jupiter Riverside Drive Northern Town Boundary Alternate A1A Town of Jupiter Roebuck Road Central Boulevard Loxahatchee River Road Palm Beach County University Drive Parkside Drive Military Trail Town of Jupiter Local Road Bush Road Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive Town of Jupiter Dakota Drive Greenway Drive Military Trail Town of Jupiter Jupiter Lakes Blvd. Military Trail Old Dixie Highway Town of Jupiter Longshore Drive Northfork Drive Central Boulevard Town of Jupiter Loxahatchee Drive Center Street Toney Penna Drive Town of Jupiter Marcinski Road Intracoastal Waterway A1A Palm Beach County Old Dixie Highway Center Street Jupiter Lakes Boulevard Town of Jupiter

Source: Palm Beach County 2010 Federal Functional Classification – Florida Department of Transportation TABLE 2 JUPITER TRANSPORTATION ELEMENT EXISTING CONDITIONS (2019-20) LOS C/D (1) LOS D 2019-20 (5) 2019-20 (5) Roadway Average Two-Way PSWADT LOS Two-way LOS Lanes Owner

From ToExisting Daily Peak Hour Count Peak Hour A1A US 1 Jupiter Beach Rd TOJ 2L 12,400 (4) 1,180 9,835 D 916 C Jupiter Beach Rd Indiantown Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 9,228 C 807 C Indiantown Road Marcinski Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 5,930 C 587 C Marcinski Road Donald Ross Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 4,411 C 345 C Alternate A1A US 1 Center Street FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 46,406 (6) D 3,945 D Center Street Indiantown Road FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 35,578 (6) C 3,024 C Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 33,150 C 2,823 C Toney Penna Drive Donald Ross Road FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 32,688 C 2,823 C Bush Rd Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive TOJ 2L 8,500 (3) 1,010 4,916 B 454 B Center Street Indiantown Road Loxahatchee River Rd PBC 3L 15,500 (2) 1,480 (2) 16,137 E 1,355 D Loxahatchee River Rd Alternate A1A PBC 2L 20,700 (2) 1,990 (2) 16,772 F 1,469 D Central Boulevard Roebuck Road Church Street PBC 3L 15,200 1,480 10,848 D 1,074 D Church Street Indiantown Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 16,178 E 1,477 D Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 28,574 D 2,613 D Toney Penna Drive Maplewood Drive PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 18,728 C 1,971 C Indian Creek Parkway Frederick Small Road PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 14,210 C 1,454 C Frederick Small Road Donald Ross Road PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 19,371 C 1,954 C Church Street Limestone Creek Rd Central Boulevard PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 4,414 C 518 C Dakota Dr Greenway Dr Central Boulevard TOJ 2L 13,100 (3) 1,530 2,153 A 217 A Central Boulevard Military Trail TOJ 2L 9,700 (3) 1,120 3,115 A 491 B Donald Ross Road I-95/Turnpike Heights Blvd PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 41,340 D 4,189 D Heights Blvd Central Boulevard PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 34,170 C 3,280 C Central Boulevard Alternate A1A PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 33,386 C 3,021 C Alternate A1A Prosperity Farms Rd PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 31,257 C 2,702 C Prosperity Farms Rd Ellison-Wilson Rd PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 29,871 D 3,037 D Florida Turnpike Martin County Line Indiantown Road FDOT 4L 73,600 6,770 53,760 (6) C 5,107 C Indiantown Road Donald Ross Road FDOT 4L 73,600 6,770 55,650 (6) C 5,287 C Frederick Small Road Parkside Drive Central Boulevard TOJ 2L 11,700 (3) 1,370 7,173 B 675 B Central Boulevard Military Trail PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 9,075 C 876 C Military Trail Alternate A1A PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 10,233 C 958 C Alternate A1A Palmwood Drive PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 4,287 A 374 A Greenway Dr Jeaga Dr Indian Creek Parkway TOJ 2L 11,000 (3) 1,130 8,060 B 780 C Heights Boulevard Leslie Street Frederick Small Road TOJ 2L 11,700 (3) 1,370 5,226 B 518 B Frederick Small Road Donald Ross Road TOJ 2L 11,600 (3) 1,380 7,679 B 732 B I-95 Martin County Line Indiantown Road FDOT 6L 110,300 10,150 89,203 (6) C 8,028 C Indiantown Road Donald Ross Road FDOT 10L 184,000 16,930 122,296 (6) C 11,007 C Indian Creek Parkway Maplewood Drive Central Boulevard PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 18,301 C 1,875 C Central Boulevard Military Trail PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 13,567 C 1,276 C Indiantown Road Jupiter Farm Rd Florida Turnpike PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 32,996 C 3,027 C Florida Turnpike I-95 FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 58,344 F 5,214 F I-95 Island Way FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 68,340 F 6,058 F Island Way Central Boulevard FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 62,111 F 5,357 F Central Boulevard Center Street FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 54,352 F 4,381 D Center Street Military Trail FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 45,315 D 3,483 C TABLE 2 JUPITER TRANSPORTATION ELEMENT EXISTING CONDITIONS (2019-20) LOS C/D (1) LOS D 2019-20 (5) 2019-20 (5) Roadway Average Two-Way PSWADT LOS Two-way LOS Lanes Owner

From ToExisting Daily Peak Hour Count Peak Hour Military Trail Alternate A1A FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 40,398 D 3,127 C Alternate A1A US 1 FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 31,014 C 2,508 C US 1 Ocean Boulevard TOJ 4LD 33,200 3,220 15,978 C 1,388 C Island Way Church Street Indiantown Road PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 15,993 C 1,762 C Indiantown Road Jupiter Park Dr TOJ 2L 9,900 (3) 1,160 2,131 A 243 A Jupiter Park Drive West of Central Blvd TOJ 2L 9,300 (3) 1,080 10,290 D 966 D Limestone Creek Road Church Street Island Way TOJ 2L 8,400 (3) 990 4,626 B 520 B Longshore Drive Northfork Drive Central Boulevard TOJ 2L 10,000 (3) 1,180 5,064 B 480 B Loxahatchee Drive Center Street Indiantown Road TOJ 2L 7,400 (3) 840 3,226 A 304 A Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive TOJ 2L 7,100 (3) 810 3,257 A 332 B Loxahatchee River Road County Line Rd Roebuck Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 3,006 C 307 C Roebuck Road Center Street PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 8,536 C 834 C Maplewood Drive Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive TOJ 4LD 22,500 (3) 2,660 12,650 B 998 B Toney Penna Drive Indian Creek Parkway TOJ 2L 13,500 (3) 1,610 8,221 B 797 B Marcinski Road Intracoastal US 1 PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 10,139 C 866 C US 1 Ocean Boulevard PBC 3L 15,200 1,480 3,096 C 286 C Military Trail Indiantown Road Indian Creek Parkway PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 23,967 C 1,901 C Indian Creek Parkway Frederick Small Road PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 29,995 C 2,720 C Frederick Small Road Donald Ross Road PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 37,859 C 3,367 C Old Dixie Highway Toney Penna Drive Jupiter Lakes Blvd TOJ 2L 9,200 (3) 1,040 4,759 B 364 A Parkside Dr Donald Ross Road University Dr TOJ 4LD 21,500 (3) 2,440 10,970 B 1,055 B Pennock Lane Center Street Indiantown Road TOJ 2L 7,100 (3) 800 4,738 B 452 B Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive TOJ 2L 10,000 (3) 1,190 4,201 A 424 B Riverside Drive Alternate A1A Seabrook Rd TOJ 2L 9,600 (3) 990 10,145 D 893 D Seabrook Rd Tequesta Dr TOJ 2L 9,100 (3) 960 5,566 B 450 B Roebuck Road Central Boulevard Loxahatchee River Rd PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 5,970 C 604 C Toney Penna Drive Central Boulevard Maplewood Drive TOJ 2L 11,000 (3) 1,310 10,057 C 1,004 C Maplewood Drive Military Trail TOJ 2L 11,100 (3) 1,350 11,926 D 1,088 D Military Trail Alternate A1A TOJ 2L 9,600 (3) 1,120 8,862 C 682 C University Drive Parkside Drive Central Boulevard TOJ 2L 7,800 (3) 890 2,819 A 212 A Central Boulevard Military Trail TOJ 2L 7,500 (3) 830 4,416 B 452 B US 1 Alternate A1A Indiantown Road FDOT 4LD 33,200 3,220 20,196 C 1,995 C Indiantown Road Marcinski Road FDOT 4LD 33,200 3,220 28,574 D 2,459 D Marcinski Road Donald Ross Road FDOT 4LD 33,200 3,220 30,232 D 2,754 D NOTES: (1) LOS D for State/County Roads and LOS C for Town Roads (2) CRALLS designation per Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners (3) LOS C service volume for Town road sections (4) Multimodal LOS C (Auto = D, Bike = C and Walk = B) for Town road A1A section from US-1 to Jupiter Beach Rd (5) 2019-20 counts are shown in state and county roads, while 2019 counts are shown in town local roads (6) Converted from AADT published by FDOT to PSWADT in mid peak season by multiplying AADT with the ratio of PSCF to SF TABLE 3 JUPITER TRANSPORTATION ELEMENT FUTURE-YEAR CONDITIONS (2030) LOS C/D (1) LOS D 2030 2030 Roadway Average Two-Way PSWADT LOS Two-way LOS Lanes Owner

From ToExisting Daily Peak Hour Count Peak Hour A1A US 1 Jupiter Beach Rd TOJ 2L 12,400 (4) 1,180 11,780 D 1,060 D Jupiter Beach Rd Indiantown Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 9,390 C 820 C Indiantown Road Marcinski Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 6,360 C 630 C Marcinski Road Donald Ross Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 4,500 C 350 C Alternate A1A US 1 Center Street FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 49,170 D 4,180 D Center Street Indiantown Road FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 42,430 D 3,610 C Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 35,640 C 3,040 C Toney Penna Drive Donald Ross Road FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 35,270 C 3,050 C Bush Rd Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive TOJ 2L 8,500 (3) 1,010 5,323 B 490 B Center Street Indiantown Road Loxahatchee River Rd PBC 3L 15,500 (2) 1,480 (2) 16,450 F 1,380 D Loxahatchee River Rd Alternate A1A PBC 3L 20,700 (2) 1,990 (2) 17,950 F 1,570 E Central Boulevard Roebuck Road Church Street PBC 3L 15,200 1,480 12,560 D 1,230 D Church Street Indiantown Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 17,690 F 1,620 F Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 32,430 D 2,970 D Toney Penna Drive Maplewood Drive PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 23,600 C 2,480 D Indian Creek Parkway Frederick Small Road PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 19,030 C 1,950 C Frederick Small Road Donald Ross Road PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 25,060 D 2,530 D Church Street Limestone Creek Rd Central Boulevard PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 5,850 C 690 C Dakota Dr Greenway Dr Central Boulevard TOJ 2L 13,100 (3) 1,530 2,330 A 230 A Central Boulevard Military Trail TOJ 2L 9,700 (3) 1,120 3,370 A 530 B Donald Ross Road I-95/Turnpike Heights Blvd PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 50,910 E 5,160 F Heights Blvd Central Boulevard PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 41,730 D 4,010 D Central Boulevard Alternate A1A PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 40,500 D 3,660 C Alternate A1A Prosperity Farms Rd PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 36,190 C 3,130 C Prosperity Farms Rd Ellison-Wilson Rd PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 34,509 C 3,510 C Florida Turnpike Martin County Line Indiantown Road FDOT 4L 73,600 6,770 59,840 C 5,680 C Indiantown Road Donald Ross Road FDOT 4L 73,600 6,770 66,280 C 6,300 C Frederick Small Road Parkside Drive Central Boulevard TOJ 2L 11,700 (3) 1,370 7,770 B 730 B Central Boulevard Military Trail PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 10,090 C 970 C Military Trail Alternate A1A PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 11,160 D 1,040 D Alternate A1A Palmwood Drive PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 4,840 A 420 A Greenway Dr Jeaga Dr Indian Creek Parkway TOJ 2L 11,000 (3) 1,130 8,730 C 840 C Heights Boulevard Leslie Street Frederick Small Road TOJ 2L 11,700 (3) 1,370 5,660 B 560 B Frederick Small Road Donald Ross Road TOJ 2L 11,600 (3) 1,380 8,310 C 790 C I-95 Martin County Line Indiantown Road FDOT 6L 110,300 10,150 103,010 C 9,270 C Indiantown Road Donald Ross Road FDOT 10L 184,000 16,930 147,270 C 13,250 C Indian Creek Parkway Maplewood Drive Central Boulevard PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 23,200 C 2,380 C Central Boulevard Military Trail PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 15,230 C 1,400 C Indiantown Road Jupiter Farm Rd Florida Turnpike PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 36,890 C 3,380 C Florida Turnpike I-95 FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 66,620 F 5,950 F I-95 Island Way FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 76,900 F 6,820 (5) F Island Way Central Boulevard FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 70,510 F 6,080 F Central Boulevard Center Street FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 59,790 F 4,820 D Center Street Military Trail FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 50,080 D 3,850 D TABLE 3 JUPITER TRANSPORTATION ELEMENT FUTURE-YEAR CONDITIONS (2030) LOS C/D (1) LOS D 2030 2030 Roadway Average Two-Way PSWADT LOS Two-way LOS Lanes Owner

From ToExisting Daily Peak Hour Count Peak Hour Military Trail Alternate A1A FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 45,440 D 3,520 C Alternate A1A US 1 FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 36,220 C 2,930 C US 1 Ocean Boulevard TOJ 4LD 33,200 3,220 17,530 C 1,520 C Island Way Church Street Indiantown Road PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 24,300 C 2,680 D Indiantown Road Jupiter Park Dr TOJ 2L 9,900 (3) 1,160 12,480 D 1,400 F Jupiter Park Drive West of Central Blvd TOJ 2L 9,300 (3) 1,080 8,490 C 800 C Limestone Creek Road Church Street Island Way TOJ 2L 8,400 (3) 990 5,010 B 560 B Longshore Drive Northfork Drive Central Boulevard TOJ 2L 10,000 (3) 1,180 5,350 B 510 B Loxahatchee Drive Center Street Indiantown Road TOJ 2L 7,400 (3) 840 3,490 B 330 A Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive TOJ 2L 7,100 (3) 810 3,530 B 360 B Loxahatchee River Road County Line Rd Roebuck Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 3,900 C 400 C Roebuck Road Center Street PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 9,030 C 880 C Maplewood Drive Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive TOJ 4LD 22,500 (3) 2,660 13,700 B 1,080 B Toney Penna Drive Indian Creek Parkway TOJ 2L 13,500 (3) 1,610 8,900 B 860 B Marcinski Road Intracoastal US 1 PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 10,980 C 940 C US 1 Ocean Boulevard PBC 3L 15,200 1,480 3,350 C 310 C Military Trail Indiantown Road Indian Creek Parkway PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 27,370 C 2,170 C Indian Creek Parkway Frederick Small Road PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 32,580 C 2,950 C Frederick Small Road Donald Ross Road PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 43,980 D 3,910 D Old Dixie Highway Toney Penna Drive Jupiter Lakes Blvd TOJ 2L 9,200 (3) 1,040 5,150 B 390 A Parkside Dr Donald Ross Road University Dr TOJ 4LD 21,500 (3) 2,440 12,480 B 1,150 B Pennock Lane Center Street Indiantown Road TOJ 2L 7,100 (3) 800 5,130 B 490 B Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive TOJ 2L 10,000 (3) 1,190 4,550 B 460 B Riverside Drive Alternate A1A Seabrook Rd TOJ 2L 9,600 (3) 990 10,980 D 970 D Seabrook Rd Tequesta Dr TOJ 2L 9,100 (3) 960 6,030 B 490 B Roebuck Road Central Boulevard Loxahatchee River Rd PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 6,360 C 640 C Toney Penna Drive Central Boulevard Maplewood Drive TOJ 2L 11,000 (3) 1,310 11,000 C 1,100 D Maplewood Drive Military Trail TOJ 2L 11,100 (3) 1,350 12,970 D 1,190 D Military Trail Alternate A1A TOJ 2L 9,600 (3) 1,120 10,570 D 860 C University Drive Parkside Drive Central Boulevard TOJ 2L 7,800 (3) 890 3,050 A 230 A Central Boulevard Military Trail TOJ 2L 7,500 (3) 830 4,780 B 490 B US 1 Alternate A1A Indiantown Road FDOT 4LD 33,200 3,220 23,570 C 2,330 C Indiantown Road Marcinski Road FDOT 4LD 33,200 3,220 28,890 D 2,490 D Marcinski Road Donald Ross Road FDOT 4LD 33,200 3,220 32,090 D 2,920 D NOTES: (1) LOS D for State/County Roads and LOS C for Town Roads (2) CRALLS designation per Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners (3) LOS C service volume for Town road sections (4) Multimodal LOS C (Auto = D, Bike = C and Walk = B) for Town road A1A section from US-1 to Jupiter Beach Rd (5) Demand exceeds practical hourly capacity at intersection approach TABLE 4 JUPITER TRANSPORTATION ELEMENT FUTURE-YEAR CONDITIONS (2045) LOS C/D (1) LOS D 2045 2045 Roadway Average Two-Way PSWADT LOS Two-way LOS Lanes Owner

From ToExisting Daily Peak Hour Count Peak Hour A1A US 1 Jupiter Beach Rd TOJ 2L 12,400 (4) 1,180 12,460 E 1,120 D Jupiter Beach Rd Indiantown Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 9,690 C 850 C Indiantown Road Marcinski Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 6,440 C 640 C Marcinski Road Donald Ross Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 4,610 C 360 C Alternate A1A US 1 Center Street FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 53,200 F 4,520 D Center Street Indiantown Road FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 46,920 D 3,990 D Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 37,590 C 3,200 C Toney Penna Drive Donald Ross Road FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 39,000 C 3,370 C Bush Rd Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive TOJ 2L 8,500 (3) 1,010 5,727 B 530 B Center Street Indiantown Road Loxahatchee River Rd PBC 3L 15,500 (2) 1,480 (2) 16,890 F 1,420 D Loxahatchee River Rd Alternate A1A PBC 3L 20,700 (2) 1,990 (2) 18,590 F 1,630 F Central Boulevard Roebuck Road Church Street PBC 3L 15,200 1,480 13,320 D 1,310 D Church Street Indiantown Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 19,020 F 1,740 F Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 36,020 F 3,290 E Toney Penna Drive Maplewood Drive PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 28,460 D 3,000 D Indian Creek Parkway Frederick Small Road PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 24,040 C 2,460 D Frederick Small Road Donald Ross Road PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 29,270 D 2,950 D Church Street Limestone Creek Rd Central Boulevard PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 6,195 C 730 C Dakota Dr Greenway Dr Central Boulevard TOJ 2L 13,100 (3) 1,530 2,508 A 250 A Central Boulevard Military Trail TOJ 2L 9,700 (3) 1,120 3,629 A 570 B Donald Ross Road I-95/Turnpike Heights Blvd PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 58,580 F 5,940 F Heights Blvd Central Boulevard PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 48,210 D 4,630 D Central Boulevard Alternate A1A PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 47,090 D 4,260 D Alternate A1A Prosperity Farms Rd PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 41,010 D 3,550 C Prosperity Farms Rd Ellison-Wilson Rd PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 37,120 C 3,770 C Florida Turnpike Martin County Line Indiantown Road FDOT 4L 73,600 6,770 68,240 C 6,480 C Indiantown Road Donald Ross Road FDOT 4L 73,600 6,770 74,640 C 7,090 C Frederick Small Road Parkside Drive Central Boulevard TOJ 2L 11,700 (3) 1,370 8,360 B 790 B Central Boulevard Military Trail PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 10,720 C 1,030 C Military Trail Alternate A1A PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 11,780 D 1,100 D Alternate A1A Palmwood Drive PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 5,200 A 450 A Greenway Dr Jeaga Dr Indian Creek Parkway TOJ 2L 11,000 (3) 1,130 9,390 C 910 C Heights Boulevard Leslie Street Frederick Small Road TOJ 2L 11,700 (3) 1,370 6,090 B 600 B Frederick Small Road Donald Ross Road TOJ 2L 11,600 (3) 1,380 8,950 C 850 C I-95 Martin County Line Indiantown Road FDOT 6L 110,300 10,150 118,340 C 10,650 C Indiantown Road Donald Ross Road FDOT 10L 184,000 16,930 157,950 C 14,220 C Indian Creek Parkway Maplewood Drive Central Boulevard PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 27,760 D 2,840 D Central Boulevard Military Trail PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 16,250 C 1,490 C Indiantown Road Jupiter Farm Rd Florida Turnpike PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 40,890 D 3,750 C Florida Turnpike I-95 FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 71,220 F 6,360 (5) F I-95 Island Way FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 82,080 F 7,280 (5) F Island Way Central Boulevard FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 76,040 F 6,560 (5) F Central Boulevard Center Street FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 63,200 F 5,090 E Center Street Military Trail FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 52,290 E 4,020 D TABLE 4 JUPITER TRANSPORTATION ELEMENT FUTURE-YEAR CONDITIONS (2045) LOS C/D (1) LOS D 2045 2045 Roadway Average Two-Way PSWADT LOS Two-way LOS Lanes Owner

From ToExisting Daily Peak Hour Count Peak Hour Military Trail Alternate A1A FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 49,480 D 3,830 D Alternate A1A US 1 FDOT 6LD 50,300 4,880 40,890 D 3,310 C US 1 Ocean Boulevard TOJ 4LD 33,200 3,220 19,070 C 1,660 C Island Way Church Street Indiantown Road PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 30,640 D 3,380 E Indiantown Road Jupiter Park Dr TOJ 2L 9,900 (3) 1,160 12,990 D 1,450 F Jupiter Park Drive West of Central Blvd TOJ 2L 9,300 (3) 1,080 8,860 C 830 C Limestone Creek Road Church Street Island Way TOJ 2L 8,400 (3) 990 5,390 B 610 C Longshore Drive Northfork Drive Central Boulevard TOJ 2L 10,000 (3) 1,180 5,700 B 540 B Loxahatchee Drive Center Street Indiantown Road TOJ 2L 7,400 (3) 840 3,760 B 350 B Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive TOJ 2L 7,100 (3) 810 3,790 B 390 B Loxahatchee River Road County Line Rd Roebuck Road PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 4,150 C 420 C Roebuck Road Center Street PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 9,480 C 930 C Maplewood Drive Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive TOJ 4LD 22,500 (3) 2,660 14,740 B 1,160 B Toney Penna Drive Indian Creek Parkway TOJ 2L 13,500 (3) 1,610 9,580 B 930 C Marcinski Road Intracoastal US 1 PBC 4LD 33,200 3,220 11,810 C 1,010 C US 1 Ocean Boulevard PBC 3L 15,200 1,480 3,610 C 330 C Military Trail Indiantown Road Indian Creek Parkway PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 29,590 C 2,350 C Indian Creek Parkway Frederick Small Road PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 34,630 C 3,140 C Frederick Small Road Donald Ross Road PBC 6LD 50,300 4,880 49,040 D 4,360 D Old Dixie Highway Toney Penna Drive Jupiter Lakes Blvd TOJ 2L 9,200 (3) 1,040 5,540 B 420 B Parkside Dr Donald Ross Road University Dr TOJ 4LD 21,500 (3) 2,440 13,380 B 1,240 B Pennock Lane Center Street Indiantown Road TOJ 2L 7,100 (3) 800 5,520 C 530 C Indiantown Road Toney Penna Drive TOJ 2L 10,000 (3) 1,190 4,890 B 490 B Riverside Drive Alternate A1A Seabrook Rd TOJ 2L 9,600 (3) 990 11,820 E 1,040 F Seabrook Rd Tequesta Dr TOJ 2L 9,100 (3) 960 6,480 B 520 B Roebuck Road Central Boulevard Loxahatchee River Rd PBC 2L 15,200 1,480 6,700 C 680 C Toney Penna Drive Central Boulevard Maplewood Drive TOJ 2L 11,000 (3) 1,310 11,720 D 1,170 D Maplewood Drive Military Trail TOJ 2L 11,100 (3) 1,350 13,820 D 1,270 D Military Trail Alternate A1A TOJ 2L 9,600 (3) 1,120 11,240 D 910 C University Drive Parkside Drive Central Boulevard TOJ 2L 7,800 (3) 890 3,280 A 250 A Central Boulevard Military Trail TOJ 2L 7,500 (3) 830 5,140 B 530 B US 1 Alternate A1A Indiantown Road FDOT 4LD 33,200 3,220 24,300 C 2,400 C Indiantown Road Marcinski Road FDOT 4LD 33,200 3,220 29,920 D 2,570 D Marcinski Road Donald Ross Road FDOT 4LD 33,200 3,220 33,130 D 3,020 D NOTES: (1) LOS D for State/County Roads and LOS C for Town Roads (2) CRALLS designation per Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners (3) LOS C service volume for Town road sections (4) Multimodal LOS C (Auto = D, Bike = C and Walk = B) for Town road A1A section from US-1 to Jupiter Beach Rd (5) Demand exceeds practical hourly capacity at intersection approach

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