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From: Raymond D. Schweitzer
Subject: Report relative to traffic fees
collection for development along
liE" Street
Dept: Administrative
Date: December 2, 1987
Synopsis of Previous Council action:
At the November 16, 1987 meeting of the Mayor and Council a report
on the practice of collecting fees and the traffic signalization at
Mill Street/HE" Street/Inland Center Drive was requested from the
Engineering Department.
Recommended motion:
That the report outlining the practice of collecting fees for traffic
improvements and traffic signalization at Mill Street/HE" Street/
Inland Center Drive, prepared by the Assistant City Engineer, be
received and filed.
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Contact person:
Gene Klatt
Phone:
5125
Supporting data attached:
Yes
Ward:
1&3
FUNDING REQUIREMENTS:
Amount:
N/A
Source: (ACCT. NO.)
(ACCT. DESCRIPTION)
Finance:
Council Notes:
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~'ITV OF SAN BERJARDINO ~ MEMORANDUI\)
To THE MAYOR ANO COMMON COUNCIL
From
ROGER G. HARDGRAVE, Dir. of
Public Works/City Engineer
December 1, 1987
File No. 11.21/C.U.P. 87-43
Subject Traffic Fees Collection for Development Along
"E" Street
Date
Approved
Date
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At the Council Meeting of November 16, 1987, the Sorrento Group appealed condi-
tions of development for their proposed development at 666 S. "E" Street. One
of the specific appeals was the payment of a traffic fee or the improvement of
the signal at the 5-way intersection of Mi 11 and "E" Street. The Mayor and
Common Council asked for a report on the practice of collecting fees and the
status of other projects along "E" Street in particular.
Attached is a chart showing the development, previous and proposed uses, traffic,
impacts and mitigation. As can be seen from the chart, in those cases where an
impact is identified or the level of service is unacceptable, fees or mitigations
are required. In some cases, the traffic impact is actually reduced by the pro-
posed development and therefor, no fees are assessed.
I t has long been the practi ce of the City De.pa rtll'e i,ts to look at the traffi c
impacts at the ERC level or follow the guidelines in the DRC Resolution which
only looks at major projects for traffic related problems. Review of plans are
not seen by the ERC and if the project is within normal criteria, off site or
traffic related problems are not considered unless they are so extensive that
they would be obvious to even a casual observer. Generally, this would apply
to residential developments over 500 units or major new retail centers.
Staff is working on a Traffic Impact Fee to be asessed in
present this to Mayor and Common Council at a later date.
the interpretational problems with the DRC Resolution and
all developments.
all cases and will
This fee will correct
make an assessment to
In the specific case of the Sorrento Group development, it is a conditional use
permit issue. It was reviewed by the ERC who asked for a traffic impact report.
The report sUJmitted did identify the problems and traffic to be generated and
a review of the chart shows the significant increase in overall traffic, from
95 trips to 6,417 trips. It also identified problems at the Mill and "E" Street
intersection. The proposed use is far more intense than the previous use and
level of service is unacceptable without mitigations. Other developments along
"E" Street in many cases did not change existing traffic volumes and in others
actually reduced the volumes. Perhaps the most significant increase, other than
the Sorrento Group, is the expansion of Inland Center Mall. However, this project
was processes as a review of plans and represents only a 3.4% increase in over-
all project size. There are four signalized entrances and all operate at accept-
able levels of service and this development did require modification to interior
circulation and parking lots. One might consider that mall vacancy is probably
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THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL
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Page 2
December 1, 1987
File No. 11.21/C.U.P. 87-43
Traffic Fees Collection for Development Along
"E" Street
greater than 3.4%. The Sorrento Group project, on the other hand, is an
increase of 6,754% over previous usage.
All traffic volumes were calculated using the manual published by the Institute
of Transportation Engineers, Third Edition and using the average trip generation
trips.
ROGER G. HARDGRAVE
Director of Public Works/City Engineer
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GENE R. KLATT
Assistant City Engineer
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