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Company Name
STANTEC
Contract #
A-2018-159-09
Agency
PUBLIC WORKS
Council Approval Date
6/19/2018
Expiration Date
6/18/2021
Insurance Exp Date
10/1/2019
Destruction Year
2026
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Costa Mesa General Plan and Active Transportation <br />Plans, Costa Mesa, CA (General Plan Traffic Study) <br />Daryl prepared the traffic analysis for Costa Meses 2004 <br />and 2016 General Plan updates. These projects included <br />close coordination between the project team to Implement <br />a coordinated land use and transportation planning effort, <br />The traffic studies serve as a resource document for the <br />project's environmental documentation, as well as the new <br />General Plan Circulation Element, <br />Fontana General Plan Traffic Study, Fontana, CA <br />(Transportation Lead) <br />Daryl led the traffic analysis and circulation element <br />update being prepared as part of Fontana's 2017 General <br />Plan update, A comprehensive best practices report was <br />prepared to inform the City and the steering committee <br />of current planning practices regarding topics such as <br />mixed use development, complete streets, VMT analysis, <br />and multi -model transportation options. A version of the <br />SBTAM traffic model was customized specific to the <br />General Plan update to use for calculating VMT metrlos <br />and roadway traffic forecasts. Multiple community <br />outreach events were held to determine the public's <br />wishes and concerns regarding transportation in the City, <br />which was used to develop new Goals and Policies forthe <br />Circulation Element. <br />SR•126 Feasibility Study Traffic Study, <br />Los Angeles County, CA(Project Manager) <br />Daryl managed the traffic study that addressed the <br />feasibility of enhancing the SR-126 corridor between <br />Commerce.Center Drive and the Ventura County line <br />in the north Los Angeles County area. Improvements, <br />such as adding intersection turn pockets, Installing <br />traffic signals, and implementing additional travel lanes <br />were evaluated and a recommended corridor plan was <br />developed. The enhancements will occur over time based <br />on traffic capacity needs and a phasing pion for the <br />Improvements was determined based on land use growth <br />projections, The study Involved traffio operations analysis <br />of the highway, signalized and unsignalized cross -street <br />Intersections, and the preparation of comprehensive traffic <br />study reports. <br />1.5 HOV Lane Access Conversion Project from SR-57 <br />to SR•39 (PSR/PR) Traffic Study, Orange County, CA <br />(Project Manager) <br />Daryl managed the PSR traffic study that address the <br />design of a "continuous access" feature that will convert <br />the existing buffer separated and limited access HOV <br />facilities to provide continuous access for 1.5 between SR- <br />57 and SR•39 (Beach Boulevard). <br />`0onotos projects completed with other firms <br />The work effort includes developing design year traffio <br />forecasts, operational analysis of the continuous access <br />configuration, and accident data review within the project <br />limits <br />I.51EI Toro Road Interchange (PSR) Traffic Study, <br />Orange County, CA (Traffic Task Manager) <br />Daryl prepared the PSR traffic studies and the Traffic <br />Engineering Performance Assessment (TEPA) for <br />the proposed reconstruction orthe 1-5IEI Toro Road <br />Interchange, The study effort included the development of <br />multiple interohange.concep(s that were evaluated using a <br />microslmulatlon model Design year traffic forecasts were <br />derived using the Orange County Transportation Analysis <br />Model (OCTAM) and the local sub. -area models of the <br />Clues of Lake Forest and Laguna Hills. <br />Lake Forest Transportation Mitigation Program .2014 <br />Update, Lake Forest, CA (Project Manager) <br />Daryl managed this update to the City of Lake Forest's <br />traffic fee program. The Lake Forest Transportation <br />Mitigation (LFTM) program is utilized to fund roadway <br />Improvements throughout the City with costs allocated to <br />development projects. The City's travel demand model <br />was updated based on current development proposals, <br />and an updated improvement program was developed <br />based on the new traffic forecasts. Cost estimates for <br />the identified improvements were utilized to develop <br />traffic impact fees for various types of land development <br />projects. <br />Lake Forest Portola Parkway Gap Closure, <br />Lake Forest, CA (Project Manager) <br />Daryl managed an evaluation of the proposed Master <br />Plan of Arterial Highways segment of Portola Parkway <br />that would connect the Cities of Irvine and Lake Forest, <br />The City's long-range traffic medal was utilized to evaluate <br />scenarios with and without the gap closure, and a Citywide <br />level of service analysis of roadway links and Intersection <br />volumes was prepared to determine the need for the <br />extension. <br />Saddleback Ranch Road Engineering Design, <br />Cake Forest, CA (Traffic) <br />We are providing full A-E services for traffic calming, <br />Improvements to Improve traffio operations In a residential <br />and educational facility area. Conceptual studies were <br />prepared and presented to the stakeholders in a number <br />of workshops. The scope of work Included preparing <br />preliminary engineering studies and PS&E documents. <br />EI <br />41 <br />U <br />EM <br />
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