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Mira Mesa Community Plan Update: Mobility

Image: Google Earth www.PlanMiraMesa.org

Planning Department April 15, 2019

6:10 pm to 7:00 pm – Mira Mesa Library

Planning Department –Outline

1. Community Plan Update/Recap

2. Mobility• Role in the CPU Process• Overview of mobility constraints and opportunities

3. Engagement Results

4. Existing Conditions Assessment

5. Draft Goals

1. Discussion & Next Steps

www.PlanMiraMesa.org

Planning Department

Community Plan Update Schedule

3

Process and Timeline


Open House

4

5

Mira Mesa Plan Update Phase I Documents

Oct/Nov(18)/Feb 2019Jan. 2019

Phase I Community Engagement Report

Community Atlas: Existing Conditions Report

Nov. 2018

Draft Goals & Policies• Sustainability & Climate Action• Conservation & Open Space• Public Facilities • Parks & Recreation

Planning Dept.

6

Mira Mesa Plan Update Phase II Documents

JuneMay

Collocation Study • Sorrento Mesa • Miramar

Subregional Employment Area

Profile

April

Mobility Existing

Conditions Report

Planning Dept.

Market Demand Forecast

Stakeholder Interview Summary

Planning Department MIRA MESA CPU DRAFT SCHEDULE

Planning Commission Workshop

Draft Subregional Employment Profile • Discussion

Brief for employment area stakeholder interviews

Mira Mesa Multi-Use Trails• Met with

Parks and Recreation Staff

2019

Mar14

2019

Mar27

2019

Mar19

2019

April 2

2019

April4

2019

April15

Meeting with SANDAG and MTS

Mira Mesa Parkland Analysis Excel Sheet

2019

May20

2019

June14

Economic Prosperity (CPGAC):• Review

Economic Prosperity challenges and opportunities

2019

June 17

7

BUSINESS STAKEHOLDER INTERVIEWS

Mobility I (CPGAG):• Mobility

challenges and opportunities

Mobility II (CPGAG)• Review

existing conditions report and preliminary concepts

Forum on Subregional Employment Area

TECHNICAL STUDY (Mobility, Economic, Parks, Land Use and Urban Design)

Planning Department MIRA MESA CPU DRAFT SCHEDULE

TECHNICAL STUDY (Mobility, Economic, Parks, Land Use and Urban Design)

Land Use & Urban Design I (CPGAC):• Review Land

Use/Urban Design Principles, Ideas & Concepts

2019

June17

2019

Jul

CPG Holiday Break(No meeting)

Land Use & Urban Design II (CPGAC):• Review Land


2019

Aug

Land Use & Urban Design III (CPGAC):• Review Land


2019

Sept

Land Use & Urban Design IV (CPGAC):• Review Land


2019

Oct

Open House/Workshop• Land Use,

Urban Design, Economic Prosperity, Parks & Trails, & Mobility Concepts

8

Mobility II (CPGAG)• Review

existing conditions report and preliminary concepts

2019

Nov

2019

Nov/Dec

2ND ONLINE SURVEY

2019

Dec

Online Survey & Open House Result

Planning Department Planning Commission Workshop

9

March 14, 2019

• Provided an overview of Mira Mesa

CPU Phase I:

• Existing conditions & community

priorities

• Received early input from Planning

Commissioners

• PC Report and presentation

available @ www.PlanMiraMesa.org

http://www.planmiramesa.org/

Planning Department Stakeholder Interview

10

Planning Department Forum on Subregional Employment Area

11

Friday, June 14, 2019

• Joint initiative between University and

Mira Mesa CPUs

• Convene business associations, large

employers, major property owners,

developers, and community members

• Present result of technical studies,

stakeholder interviews, and market

demand forecast

• 8:30 am to 12:00 noon at Qualcomm

conference facility

Planning Department


Mobility Planning

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Mobility Planning


“Improve mobility through development of a balanced, multimodal transportation network”

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Overview of Mobility Opportunities and Constraints

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Facts


• Auto-centric

• Regional Employment on the west

• Residences on the east

• Sorrento Valley Coaster Station

• Miramar College Transit Center

• Congestion

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Opportunities


• Convert Short Trips to walk/bike trips

Curb Extension / Bulb-outsPedestrian Refuge

Pedestrian Hybrid BeaconLeading Pedestrian Interval

Pedestrian Countdown

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Bicycle Facility Classifications


Class I – Multi-Use Path Class II – Bike Lane Class III – Bike Route

Class IV – Cycle Track

Class IV – 2 Way Cycle Track

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Opportunities


• Facilitate and encourage transit use

• Transit Priority Treatments

• Access to Transit Stops (First Mile-Last Mile Connections)

• Improving Transit Stop Amenities

Transit Priority Signals

Quality Transit Amenities

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Opportunities


• Carroll Canyon Road Extension

• Dedicated area for transit

• Additional East-West corridor

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Opportunities


• Emerging Technologies

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Community Engagement

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Open House – Mobility


23 Comments

• Carroll Canyon Road extension

• Safe Routes to School

• Safer Crossings

• Better Pedestrian Access

• Addressing Gaps in Bicycle Network

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Traffic & Travel Time Parks & Open Space Housing Urban Design Economic Vitality Sustainability &Climate

Mobility Public Facilities

Online Survey All Rankings Bar Chart

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Traffic & Travel Time

Parks & Open Space

Housing Urban Design

Economic Vitality

Sustainability & Climate

Mobility Public Facilities

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Online Engagement


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MOBILITYSpeaks to the multiple ways one can travel throughout the community. The community’s transportation system is key to moving people throughout the area and connecting people from residences to schools, employment and commercial centers. 2.64

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Online Engagement


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MOBILITYSpeaks to the many ways traffic and travel time can be addressed.

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EmergingTechnology HOV Lanes New Roads Shorten Commute

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Existing Conditions Report

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Existing Conditions Analyses


Demand

Safety

Quality

Connectivity

• Counts

• Propensity Models

• Collisions (5 years)

• On-the-ground assessments

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Pedestrian Assessment


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Assessment for Cyclists


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Travel Time


Mira Mesa Boulevard (Eastbound)

Planning Department

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Existing Conditions Report✓ Analysis of Bicycle, Pedestrian and Transit Modes

• Analysis of Vehicular mode

• Parking utilization analysis

• Freeway segment and ramps analysis

Anticipated completion for DRAFT Mid to Late-May 2019

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Existing Mobility Goals


Goals & Policies of General Plan

To improve mobility through development of a balanced, multi-modal transportation network.

A complete, functional, and interconnected pedestrian network, that is accessible to pedestrians of all abilities. A street and freeway system that balances the needs of multiple users of the public right-of-way.

An interconnected street system that provides multiple linkages within and between communities.

A safe transportation system

Reduced single-occupant vehicle traffic on congested streets and freeways.

Improved performance and efficiency of the street and freeway system, by means other than roadway widening or construction.

Expanded travel options and improved personal mobility.

EXISTING TRANSPORTATION GOALS• An efficient and environmentally sensitive transportation system• A transportation system that provides convenient linkages to the

community’s activity centers and to the rest of the metropolitan region• A transportation system that maximizes the opportunities for transit use• A system of bikeways and pedestrian facilities that will encourage bicycling

and walking as means of transportation

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Planning Department Draft Mobility Goals


A balanced multimodal transportation network

• expands personal mobility and travel options



First-mile and last-mile connections to transit

• Walking, cycling, dockless vehicles



Interconnected street system

• linkages to activity centers

• Layered approach of identifying modal priorities throughout the community



Smart infrastructure

• emerging technologies

• improve mobility options

• Efficient system

Image: Google Earth

Mira Mesa Community Plan Update: Mobility


For more information please visit:


Planning Department April, 2019

6:10 pm to 7:00 pm – Mira Mesa Library

http://www.planmiramesa.org/

Planning Department


Multimodal Planning Toolbox

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