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Home My WebLink About20210755 269 Broadway Site Plan Correspondance (4) e ! fo, ,.. a jfk: a Department of Public Safety Traffic Maintenance Division November 10, 2021 The following comments are provided by the Traffic Maintenance Department through its review of the 269 Broadway Traffic Impact Study; The traffic study states that the proposed mitigation at intersection 2 and 3 were discussed and deemed acceptable by the Department. This is not accurate as nothing has been provided or discussed with MJ Engineering other than providing them with the requested signal timings for the studied intersections prior to the study. The study states that by restricting the exiting vehicle movement from the property to right-turn only, the impacts to intersection 1 will be minimized. How will the driveway be constructed to ensure this? Static signage will just be ignored. The study provides a concept site plan to modify the curb line along Hamilton St to provide a commercial load zone for deliveries. Will the proposed space be able to accommodate a full sized delivery vehicle(s) and still maintain the minimum 20 foot clearance from the marked crosswalk? The study provided a parking analysis that identified the parking demand generated by proposed project and identified the available parking within the request 1 ,000 ft of the project location. • They identified that the project will generate a demand of 392 spaces of which 70 will be provided on site in the parking garage; needing 322 off-site. • They identified there is average of 83 available spaces within 1 ,000 ft of the proposed property with a maximum of 109 available spaces during the AM peak hour. • They identified that within a 1 ,000 ft of the project site there would be an average shortfall of 239 space and minimum of 213 . Although this project is within the T-6 Zone where developers are not required to provide parking, this is not to say that the City cannot and should not restrict the size and scope of lane development to fit within the existing infrastructure capacity, including parking.