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Traffic Study 2005 Master Plan Update DRAFT Appendix D Traffic Study 2005 Master Plan Update DRAFT TRAFFIC AND PARKING STUDY FOR THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE MASTER PLAN OCTOBER 2005 PREPARED FOR CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE PREPARED BY DRAFT TRAFFIC AND PARKING STUDY FOR THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE MASTER PLAN October 2005 Prepared for: CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE Prepared by: KAKU ASSOCIATES, INC. 201 Santa Monica Boulevard, Suite 500 Santa Monica, California 90401 (310) 458-9916 Ref: 1798 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Introduction ................................................................................................................ 1 Project Description ............................................................................................ 1 Study Scope ...................................................................................................... 7 Organization of Report ...................................................................................... 10 II. Existing Conditions ........................................................................................................ 11 Existing Street System ...................................................................................... 11 Existing Traffic Volumes and Operating Conditions .......................................... 11 Bus and Shuttle Services .................................................................................. 24 CSUN Existing Parking Inventory...................................................................... 27 III. Future Traffic Projections .............................................................................................. 33 Cumulative Base Traffic Projections.................................................................. 33 Project Traffic Volumes ..................................................................................... 41 Cumulative plus Project Traffic Projections ....................................................... 49 IV. Traffic Impact Analysis .................................................................................................. 53 Significant Traffic Impact Criteria....................................................................... 53 Cumulative Base Traffic Conditions .................................................................. 54 Cumulative plus Project Traffic Conditions........................................................ 58 Intersection Project Impacts .............................................................................. 59 Mitigation Measures........................................................................................... 60 V. Neighborhood Traffic Impact Analysis........................................................................... 70 Average Daily Traffic Significant Impact Criteria ............................................... 70 Cumulative plus Project Neighborhood Impact Analysis ................................... 72 Neighborhood Impact Mitigation Measures ....................................................... 72 VI. Regional Transportation System Impact Analysis ......................................................... 74 Regional Highway System Analysis Location Selection .................................... 74 CMP Significant Traffic Impact Criteria.............................................................. 76 Freeway Impact Analysis................................................................................... 76 Major Regional Surface Streets......................................................................... 81 CMP Transit Impact Analysis ............................................................................ 82 VII. Parking Impact Analysis ................................................................................................ 87 Campus Parking Demand Projections .............................................................. 87 Proposed Parking Supply.................................................................................. 91 Comparison of Projected Demand to Proposed Supply.................................... 94 VIII. Summary and Conclusions............................................................................................ 95 References LIST OF FIGURES NO. 1 CSUN Master Plan Site Plan......................................................................................... 2 2 CSUN Parking and Access Components ...................................................................... 4 3 Study Locations ............................................................................................................. 9 4 Existing (2005) Peak Hour Traffic Volumes................................................................... 15 5 Public Bus Routes ......................................................................................................... 26 6 CSUN Metrolink Shuttle Route and Stops..................................................................... 28 7 Parking Restrictions on Streets Adjacent to Campus.................................................... 31 8 Related Project Locations.............................................................................................. 35 9 Cumulative Base (2035) Peak Hour Traffic Volumes.................................................... 38 10 Project Traffic Distribution ............................................................................................. 48 11 Cumulative plus Project (2035) Peak Hour Traffic Volumes ......................................... 50 LIST OF TABLES NO. 1 Existing Surface Street Characteristics ......................................................................... 12 2 Level of Service Definitions for Signalized Intersections ............................................... 18 3 Level of Service Definitions for Two-Way Stop-Controlled Intersections ...................... 20 4 Existing Intersections Levels of Service ........................................................................ 21 5 Summary of Parking Fees ............................................................................................ 30 6 Trip Generation Estimates for Related Projects ............................................................ 36 7 Trip Generation Estimates – Academic Growth ............................................................ 42 8 Trip Generation Estimates – Faculty Housing and North Campus Retail...................... 43 9 Trip Generation Estimates – Summary ......................................................................... 44 10 Trip Generation Estimates – Trip Generation Rates ..................................................... 45 11 Future (Year 2035) Intersection Level of Service Analysis............................................ 55 12 Future (Year 2035) Intersection Level of Service Analysis with Mitigations .................. 62 13 Neighborhood Street Segment Analysis........................................................................ 71 14 Level of Service Definitions for Freeway Mainline Segments........................................ 77 15 Freeway Mainline Level of Service Analysis.................................................................. 79 16 CMP Transit Analysis – Existing Transit Services ......................................................... 83 17 CMP Transit Analysis – Future Transit Services ........................................................... 86 18 Projected CSUN Peak Parking Needs – Commuter Students, Commuter Faculty/Staff and Visitors, Envision 2035 Consensus Scenario as of 8/24/05 ............................................ 88 19 Projected CSUN Peak Parking Needs – Students and Faculty Residing on Campus Envision 2035 Consensus Scenario as of 8/24/05 ............................................ 89 20 Academic Parking Supply/Demand Analysis Envision 2035 Consensus Scenario as of 8/24/05 ............................................ 92 I. INTRODUCTION This report documents the assumptions, methodologies, and findings of a study conducted by Kaku Associates, Inc. to evaluate the potential traffic and circulation impacts of the California State University, Northridge (CSUN) Master Plan. The CSUN campus is located at 18111 Nordhoff Street in the Northridge area of the City of Los Angeles, California. PROJECT DESCRIPTION The CSUN campus is generally bounded by Devonshire Street to the north, Nordhoff Street to the south, Zelzah Avenue to the east, and Darby Avenue to the west. The proposed Master Plan envisions a series of improvements to the campus to accommodate potential student growth through the year 2035, including new or renovated academic buildings and facilities, campus housing, campus parking facilities, and support facilities. Based on information provided by the university, the number of student full-time equivalents (FTE) for the academic year 2003-2004 is estimated at 24,473. Over the period of Master Plan buildout to year 2035, enrollment is projected to increase to approximately 35,000 FTE students, an increase of about 40%. Figure 1 illustrates the proposed Master Plan, indicating potential locations of proposed new academic buildings, student housing, faculty/staff housing, and parking structures. The orange shading in Figure 1 indicates the locations of the proposed academic buildings, the yellow shading indicates the proposed locations of new student housing, the gold shading indicates the locations of proposed faculty/staff housing, and the blue shading indicates the proposed locations of
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