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13. Traffic Circulation: The conceptual PD plan provides a total of 4 connections to a proposed <br />extension of 53rd Street, and those include a primary full -movement connection, a right-in/right-out <br />connection near the commercial area (east end), a gated, one-way egress connection at the midpoint <br />of the project, and a stabilized emergency access connection at the far west end of the project (see <br />attachment 5). The primary full -movement connection will be served by a westbound right -turn <br />lane and an eastbound left -turn lane, and the right-in/right-out connection will be served by a <br />westbound right -turn lane. <br />The internal roadway system is designed as a modified grid system that provides internal access to <br />the various components of the project, including several roundabouts. All internal streets are <br />proposed to be privately maintained by and dedicated to a property owners' association. However, <br />the public will have access to the limited commercial portion of the project site, and the hotel site. <br />All access points and the internal circulation plan has been approved by Traffic Engineering and <br />Fire Prevention. <br />The dedication and improvements section of this report provides a list of traffic improvements <br />required to be provided by the project, and those improvements have been determined based upon a <br />traffic impact study submitted by the applicant and approved by Traffic Engineering. <br />Responsibilities for and timing of required improvements and conditions may be outlined in further <br />detail in a future Developer's Agreement. That agreement may include additional improvements <br />and conditions, and must be approved by the Board of County Commissioners prior to preliminary <br />PD plan approval for Phase I of the project. <br />14. Required Dedications and Improvements: <br />a. Right -of -Way Dedication for 53rd Street: The County's Thoroughfare Plan classifies 53rd <br />Street as an arterial roadway that requires 200' of ultimate right-of-way (ROW). However, <br />the required ROW width may be reduced based on roadway design (i.e. curb and gutter) and <br />roadway drainage being handled by the project's internal stormwater system. The developer <br />has coordinated with Public Works, and has agreed to a roadway design that requires 150' of <br />road ROW. That roadway design and ROW width is consistent with the current design and <br />alignment of 53rd Street on the east side of 58th Avenue. <br />Currently, 30' of road ROW exists along the project's entire 53rd Street frontage. Therefore, <br />the developer has agreed to dedicate an additional 120' of ROW for 53rd Street along the <br />project's entire 53rd Street frontage. It should be noted that a 120' ROW dedication has <br />already been completed for the eastern ±1,290' of the project's 53rd Street frontage. That <br />ROW dedication was coordinated between the current owner/developer, the previous owner, <br />and the County, and was executed when the current owner/developer purchased the property. <br />The ROW dedication for project's remaining ±2,000' of 53rd Street frontage must be <br />completed prior to the issuance of an LDP for Phase 1 or as outlined in a future Developer's <br />Agreement (if applicable). <br />b. Roadway Paving for 53rd Street: Currently, 53rd Street is an unpaved dirt road west of 58th <br />Avenue, and is a 4 -lane, "boulevard" style arterial road east of 58th Avenue. The developer is <br />required to construct 53rd Street as a 4 -lane road from 58th Avenue to the project's primary <br />driveway connection to 53rd Street, and then transition down to a 2 -lane road to the west end <br />111 <br />