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Ordinance Number
2019-018
Adopted Date
09/17/2019
Agenda Item Number
10.A.1.
Ordinance Type
Comprehensive Plan 2030 Amendments
State Filed Date
09\18\2019
Entity Name
Capital Improvement Elements and Transportation Elements
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Com prfdifmisivc Plani Transportation Element <br />Lam <br />Y t ! V <br />• r r <br />Subdivision Cb1hicrtor Roadways <br />Besides the capacity nciads of the transportation system, there is a rued in soma areas of lit <br />county to provida aeaess weiNs wh]ah ensure a well designee local roac pattlern. To address this <br />necid, the aounty t as establ ished s ub&vision col laclior roadwaN s. <br />Whille suit c iivision colleators are not major roac s on tt a county's thoroughfare s ystcm, shay do <br />function at a higher level than regular local roads. As with local roac s gencirallN, subdivision <br />collectors are not funcicic with traffic impacl foes, nor aan lraffie impaat feta credit be given for <br />their ciaristrucition. <br />As indicatad in the exiisiliing conditions secrtion of this clarricint, subdivisian collciator roadways <br />requirci a minimum of 50' to 60' f6el ofl riglht oft wary. Figure 4.51.11 of this elcimenl c apicis thea <br />county's subdivi sian acllocitor roadways. <br />Clriticall Transporiatiion Areas <br />Throughout thci Counit)j, thciro are "critiaall lranspartalion arciais" thal niciad additional rciuiew to <br />ensure that IuNal oflservice stalndards will ba mainlaincic . Thasu "critical transportation areas" are <br />arcias whish have roadways that are cuirrantlN operating all or above 1he aauniq's minimum <br />adoptcid loval of serv:iae standard but, as f'ul u ira impemdingl duy cilopmcnt occurs, may cipeiratei <br />below thea estatlished minirriuim lcual oftsciniicci stafndarc. TIcisci arcias usually are experienaing <br />rapid devclopmenl and could havo ex:isling roacwary physiaal aonslra:inils, such as drainage canials <br />locaded a Icings ida lit a rook wary. <br />A rc icent plan ac opted by the MPO prciv i des a m el t ac l a i c anti b l l heisei ariti cal ttl anspartal i on <br />arciais. Required by statci law, thci MPO's Congesticini Management f rociass incluc cis a set of <br />priorilization aritcria, whiah are ltei criteria msec to icicmilify aritical transportation areas. Onaa <br />crilicad transportation arcia roacwaNs airs icant:ified, thq arca anallyzed us:inig the system lavel and <br />corridor lcual arilaria ini thci plan. <br />As slruaturcid, the aongestian management sNslam descrAcid in the MFO's CMF Plani is <br />implernonted on ani annual basis by MPO staff. Ttei rcisu:lt oflthc MPO's annual CMF analyses is <br />a sell ofl proposcid imprauamant projciats to address thci congestion problems an crilical <br />Community Development Department Indian River County <br />110 <br />AffHNDIIX A—Tranisportation Amendrricints <br />• � <br />i <br />w i <br />• <br />t <br />r <br />a <br />Lam <br />Y t ! V <br />• r r <br />Subdivision Cb1hicrtor Roadways <br />Besides the capacity nciads of the transportation system, there is a rued in soma areas of lit <br />county to provida aeaess weiNs wh]ah ensure a well designee local roac pattlern. To address this <br />necid, the aounty t as establ ished s ub&vision col laclior roadwaN s. <br />Whille suit c iivision colleators are not major roac s on tt a county's thoroughfare s ystcm, shay do <br />function at a higher level than regular local roads. As with local roac s gencirallN, subdivision <br />collectors are not funcicic with traffic impacl foes, nor aan lraffie impaat feta credit be given for <br />their ciaristrucition. <br />As indicatad in the exiisiliing conditions secrtion of this clarricint, subdivisian collciator roadways <br />requirci a minimum of 50' to 60' f6el ofl riglht oft wary. Figure 4.51.11 of this elcimenl c apicis thea <br />county's subdivi sian acllocitor roadways. <br />Clriticall Transporiatiion Areas <br />Throughout thci Counit)j, thciro are "critiaall lranspartalion arciais" thal niciad additional rciuiew to <br />ensure that IuNal oflservice stalndards will ba mainlaincic . Thasu "critical transportation areas" are <br />arcias whish have roadways that are cuirrantlN operating all or above 1he aauniq's minimum <br />adoptcid loval of serv:iae standard but, as f'ul u ira impemdingl duy cilopmcnt occurs, may cipeiratei <br />below thea estatlished minirriuim lcual oftsciniicci stafndarc. TIcisci arcias usually are experienaing <br />rapid devclopmenl and could havo ex:isling roacwary physiaal aonslra:inils, such as drainage canials <br />locaded a Icings ida lit a rook wary. <br />A rc icent plan ac opted by the MPO prciv i des a m el t ac l a i c anti b l l heisei ariti cal ttl anspartal i on <br />arciais. Required by statci law, thci MPO's Congesticini Management f rociass incluc cis a set of <br />priorilization aritcria, whiah are ltei criteria msec to icicmilify aritical transportation areas. Onaa <br />crilicad transportation arcia roacwaNs airs icant:ified, thq arca anallyzed us:inig the system lavel and <br />corridor lcual arilaria ini thci plan. <br />As slruaturcid, the aongestian management sNslam descrAcid in the MFO's CMF Plani is <br />implernonted on ani annual basis by MPO staff. Ttei rcisu:lt oflthc MPO's annual CMF analyses is <br />a sell ofl proposcid imprauamant projciats to address thci congestion problems an crilical <br />Community Development Department Indian River County <br />110 <br />AffHNDIIX A—Tranisportation Amendrricints <br />
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