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Ashley and Paseo Trail Connection 11 Project Location 12 Existing Conditions 13 Cooper Road Lane Configuration at Ashley Trail Crossing 14 East of Cooper Rd Westbank HOA ROW 62 feet from centerline West of Cooper Rd SRP ROW 62 feet from centerline Landscape Sidewalk Bike Lane Drive Lane Drive Lane Drive Lane Drive Lane Drive Lane Drive Lane Sidewalk Bike Lane Landscape Median Existing Conditions 15 Ashley Trail is proposed to have a signalized crossing of Cooper Road and then connect to Paseo Trail with a 10-foot-wide concrete multi-use path. Open channel to remain. Traffic Data 16 85th % (percentile) speed: 85% of vehicles in that direction were at the speed category indicated, or slower. Note: No crashes were reported within 150 feet of the Ashley Trail crossing on Cooper Road from 2016 to 2020. Daily volume (vehicles per day) 85th % speed COOPER RD CHANDLER BLVD RAY RD ASHLEY TRAIL CHANDLER PASEO TRAIL 10,322 vpd 56-60 mph 10,729 vpd 51-55 mph Motor Vehicles Pedestrians and Bicyclists COOPER RD CHANDLER BLVD RAY RD ASHLEY TRAIL CHANDLER PASEO TRAIL 4 10 6 1 12 5 7 11 2 1 10 5 2 22 3 42 4 21 2 16 4 Bicyclists Pedestrians Southbound Northbound 5am to 9pm volume 5am to 9pm volume Pedestrians Peak hour 7:45-8:45am 5 EB, 3 WB Bicyclists Peak hour 9:10-10:10am 3 EB, 0 WB Proposed Improvements 17 Reasoning for Improvements 18 • High Speeds on Cooper • Multi-Lane Crossing • ½ Mile to Nearest Signal (1-mile total detour) • Enhances Connection to Paseo Trail Signalized Pedestrian Crossing Proposed Crossing Improvements – Cooper Road and Ashley Trail 19 2 1 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 9 11 8 10 10 11 8 Install high-visibility crosswalk 1 Install pedestrian hybrid beacon with luminaires 2 Install ADA curb ramps 3 Install truncated dome tactile strips 4 Install stop bars 5 Remove existing lane lines between the stop lines and crosswalk 6 Install pedestrian push button 7 Install new sidewalk and connect to existing sidewalk 8 Install sign “STOP HERE ON RED” (R10-6) 11 Remove existing median 9 Install bicycle and pedestrian trail crossing sign (W11-15P) 10 4 4 12 13 13 12 Install pedestrian and bicyclist sign indications (BIKE WAIT) 12 Install sign “CROSSWALK, STOP ON RED” (R10-23AZ) 13 10 11 12 13 Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon Initial Outreach 20 A meeting was held with the Westbank HOA. A two-page project information sheet and letter was sent to the homes south of the canal. Initial Outreach 21 • Family Bike Ride Booth • Mailers • Social Media Cost Estimate and Funding 22 60% Design Phase Cost Estimate: $700,000 Estimate includes cost for: • Construction • Traffic Signal Improvements • Contingency • Construction Management • Traffic Control CIP Construction Budget: $817,000 Project Schedule 23 Study: 2022 Design Start: Early 2023 Design Completion: Late 2024 Construction Start Date: Est. Early/ Mid 2025 Construction Completion: Est. Late 2025 Questions/ Comments?