Traffic Calming Program
Eligibility Worksheet
Project Location:
Date of Traffic Survey:
Survey Location:
Survey by:
Street Classification:
Posted Speed Limit:
Data Element Assigned
Points Survey Data Calculated Points Comments
Speed - Extent that 85th percentile speeds exceed
speed limit; 2 points assigned for every 1 mph over
speed limit
0 to 30 36 22
ADT Volume - 1 point for every 25 vehicles over
500 ADT for local residential streets or 1 point for
every 100 vehicles over 1500 ADT for collector
residential streets.
0 to 25 3,031 15
Crashes - 1 point for every nonfatal crash and 5
points for every fatal crash recorded by the Sheriff’s
Department in the last 3 years
0 to 15 4 4 OC Sheriff & TIM
records 2018 to 2021 -
Pedestrian Generators - 5 points for every school,
park, community center, library, or other public
facility within the impact area
0 to 20
Residential
Marblehead
school
10 Sidewalks or pathways - 5 points if there are not
continuous sidewalks or pathways on one side of all
local residential streets or both sides of all
collectors; 10 points if there are no sidewalks
0 to 10
sidewalk
existing on
both sides
0 Total Points Possible 100
*Qualified for Traffic Calming Program:
Lower Section of Calle Frontera (The Coast)
10/10/22 - 10/20/22
2907 Calle Frontera, South of Calle Cuadra
Radar Recorder / Jane Mrotek
Local Collector
25 MPH
51 YES
* Note: A minimum total score of 51 points is required for the residential neighborhood to qualify for traffic calming treatments. If it is not eligible or it is determined that there are no tools available to address the problem, no further action will be taken.
* For arterial streets, the following minimum eligibility guidelines must be satisfied in order to proceed further with the process:
1) The 85th percentile speed is at least 9 mph above the prima-facie speed limit on an arterial street. 2) Peak hour traffic volume is between 1000 and 2000 vehicles 3) Roadway has a minimum length of one-half mile
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Eligibility Worksheet
Project Location:
Date of Traffic Survey:
Survey Location:
Survey by:
Street Classification:
Posted Speed Limit:
Data Element Assigned
Points Survey Data Calculated Points Comments
Speed - Extent that 85th percentile speeds exceed
speed limit; 2 points assigned for every 1 mph over
speed limit
0 to 30 31 12
ADT Volume - 1 point for every 25 vehicles over
500 ADT for local residential streets or 1 point for
every 100 vehicles over 1500 ADT for collector
residential streets.
0 to 25 626 0
Crashes - 1 point for every nonfatal crash and 5
points for every fatal crash recorded by the Sheriff’s
Department in the last 3 years
0 to 15 1 1
OC Sheriff & TIM
records 2018 to 2021 -
1 Sideswipe
Pedestrian Generators - 5 points for every school,
park, community center, library, or other public
facility within the impact area
0 to 20
Residential
Marblehead
school
10 Sidewalks or pathways - 5 points if there are not
continuous sidewalks or pathways on one side of all
local residential streets or both sides of all
collectors; 10 points if there are no sidewalks
0 to 10
sidewalk
existing on
both sides
0 Total Points Possible 100
*Qualified for Traffic Calming Program:
23 NO*
* Note: A minimum total score of 51 points is required for the residential neighborhood to qualify for traffic calming treatments. If it is not eligible or it is determined that there are no tools available to address the problem, no further action will be taken.
* For arterial streets, the following minimum eligibility guidelines must be satisfied in order to proceed further with the process:
1) The 85th percentile speed is at least 9 mph above the prima-facie speed limit on an arterial street. 2) Peak hour traffic volume is between 1000 and 2000 vehicles 3) Roadway has a minimum length of one-half mile
Upper Section of Calle Frontera (The Coast)
11/1/2022 - 11/8/2022
2981 Calle Frontera, North East of Calle Amigo
Radar Recorders & Tube Counters / Jane Mrotek
Local Collector
25 MPH
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Eligibility Worksheet
Project Location:
Date of Traffic Survey:
Survey Location:
Survey by:
Street Classification:
Posted Speed Limit:
Data Element Assigned
Points Survey Data Calculated Points Comments
Speed - Extent that 85th percentile speeds exceed
speed limit; 2 points assigned for every 1 mph over
speed limit
0 to 30 30 10
ADT Volume - 1 point for every 25 vehicles over
500 ADT for local residential streets or 1 point for
every 100 vehicles over 1500 ADT for collector
residential streets.
0 to 25 1,714 25
Crashes - 1 point for every nonfatal crash and 5
points for every fatal crash recorded by the Sheriff’s
Department in the last 3 years
0 to 15 0 0 OC Sheriff & TIM
records 2018 to 2021 -
Pedestrian Generators - 5 points for every school,
park, community center, library, or other public
facility within the impact area
0 to 20
Residential
Marblehead
school
10 Sidewalks or pathways - 5 points if there are not
continuous sidewalks or pathways on one side of all
local residential streets or both sides of all
collectors; 10 points if there are no sidewalks
0 to 10
sidewalk
existing on
both sides
0 Total Points Possible 100
*Qualified for Traffic Calming Program:
Calle Juarez (The Coast)
10/6/22 to 10/12/22
3020 Calle Juarez
Radar Recorder / Jane Mrotek
Residential
25 MPH
45 NO
* Note: A minimum total score of 51 points is required for the residential neighborhood to qualify for traffic calming treatments. If it is not eligible or it is determined that there are no tools available to address the problem, no further action will be taken.
* For arterial streets, the following minimum eligibility guidelines must be satisfied in order to proceed further with the process:
1) The 85th percentile speed is at least 9 mph above the prima-facie speed limit on an arterial street. 2) Peak hour traffic volume is between 1000 and 2000 vehicles 3) Roadway has a minimum length of one-half mile
I:\cd\Engineering\secure\Transportation\Traffic Calming\Frontera Juarez & Vallarta (The Coast 2022)\Traffic Calming Eligibility Worksheet Frontera, Juarez, Vallarta.xlsx Traffic Calming Program
Eligibility Worksheet
Project Location:
Date of Traffic Survey:
Survey Locations:
Survey by:
Street Classification:
Posted Speed Limit:
Data Element Assigned
Points Survey Data Calculated Points Comments
Speed - Extent that 85th percentile speeds exceed
speed limit; 2 points assigned for every 1 mph over
speed limit
0 to 30 34 18
ADT Volume - 1 point for every 25 vehicles over
500 ADT for local residential streets or 1 point for
every 100 vehicles over 1500 ADT for collector
residential streets.
0 to 25 605 0
Crashes - 1 point for every nonfatal crash and 5
points for every fatal crash recorded by the Sheriff’s
Department in the last 3 years
0 to 15 1 1
OC Sheriff & TIM
records 2018 to 2021 -
Veh Vs Bike on
2/2020
Pedestrian Generators - 5 points for every school,
park, community center, library, or other public
facility within the impact area
0 to 20 Residential
Golf course 10
Sidewalks or pathways - 5 points if there are not
continuous sidewalks or pathways on one side of all
local residential streets or both sides of all
collectors; 10 points if there are no sidewalks
0 to 10
sidewalk
existing on
both sides
0 Total Points Possible 100
*Qualified for Traffic Calming Program:
Calle Vallarta (The Coast)
10/18/22 - 10/26/22
835 & 747 Calle Vallarta
Radar Recorder / Jane Mrotek
Local Collector
25 MPH
29 NO
* Note: A minimum total score of 51 points is required for the residential neighborhood to qualify for traffic calming treatments. If it is not eligible or it is determined that there are no tools available to address the problem, no further action will be taken.
* For arterial streets, the following minimum eligibility guidelines must be satisfied in order to proceed further with the process:
1) The 85th percentile speed is at least 9 mph above the prima-facie speed limit on an arterial street. 2) Peak hour traffic volume is between 1000 and 2000 vehicles 3) Roadway has a minimum length of one-half mile
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