Table 6-10: Tyler Avenue Countermeasure Concept Costs Table 6-11: Santa Anita Avenue Countermeasure Concept

Table 6-10: Tyler Avenue Countermeasure Concept Costs

COUNTERMEASURE DESCRIPTION UNIT COST UM QUANTITY LENGTH WIDTH COST

Concrete or Pavement Construction (low cost options use pavement markings)

Corner Radius Reduction or Truck Apron Concrete curbs and sidewalk $15,000 EA 8

Bulb Out / Turn Wedge

Pavement Markings

High Visibility Crosswalks Bicycle Priority Lanes

Signs or Signal Infrastructure

Add NoRTOR sign / display Electronic Feedback Signs Street Lighting Pavement markings with ‘buttons’ and rubber turn wedges $2,500 EA 7

Continental spaced to avoid vehicle wheels $5,500 EA 6 Bicycle lane centered in lane, filled with thermoplastic $100 LF 1 1,200

Sign attached to existing signal structure $500 EA 4 Speed reader board on post (solar) Fixture and power lines as needed $8,000 EA 2 $8,000 EA 10 $120,000 $17,500

$33,000 $120,000

$2,000 $16,000 $80,000

Signal Timing Adjustments

Signal Changes at Intersections Adjust signal timing in Traffic Control Cabinet $1,500 INT 3 INT = Intersection, Qty = Quantity, L = Length, W = Width, EA = Each, SF = Square Feet, LF = Linear Feet $4,500 Total $393,000

Existing roadway conditions along Tyler Avenue Intersection of Tyler Avenue and Ramona Boulevard