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Closure West of Bailey Hill
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2/25/1999
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.i <br /> <br /> . ~ <br /> ~i (j) mergencies. <br /> Emergency vehicle service could be affected by the closure, but Police and Fire <br /> ~ department personnel have reviewed and approved the closure design, which <br /> provides for emergency vehicle access. <br /> ~ (k) he public health, safety, and welfare. <br /> The public health won't be affected by this project. <br /> Safety is a relevant criterion for considering the closure of Stewart Road. The <br /> extremely deteriorated condition of the road as discussed eazlier creates a <br /> situation where individual drivers have an increased likelihood of swerving to try <br /> to avoid the worst potholes, or losing partial control of the vehicle due to the <br /> ~I impact on steering and suspension systems when potholes are hit. This situation <br /> is more likely to lead to collisions with other vehicles if the roadway is kept open <br /> to all traffic, due to the higher traffic volumes and speeds. Also, the higher <br /> volumes that are present with the street open to through traffic mean that a single <br /> vehicle is more likely to be involved in a damaging incident to the vehicle and <br /> potentially to the driver. <br /> ? Public welfaze is affected by the decision of whether to close the street to through <br /> traffic. In addition to the safety concerns discussed above, motorists should be <br /> r able to have reasonable expectations as to their ability to traverse a city street in a <br /> i prudent and normal fashion, adjusting their speed and expectations for particular <br /> conditions but not having to slow to 10 miles per hour, for example, to negotiate <br /> ~ the extremely rough conditions posed by Stewazt Road. The surface conditions <br /> on the eastern portion of Stewart Road are highly unusual if not unique among <br /> city streets in Eugene, given the mix of land use and types of traffic using the <br /> road, the pre-closure traffic volumes which are substantially higher than volume <br /> on a typical local street used for local access only, and the very poor condition of <br /> _ the surface and practical inability of the City to reasonable maintain the surface in <br /> decent condition. Closing the road to all but local traffic means that the only <br /> people using Stewart Road are those who need to travel to or from their particular <br /> destination of a home or business, and are therefore used to the specific roadway <br /> surface conditions and can adjust their expectations and driving behavior <br /> accordingly. <br /> Another aspect of public welfare is the livability perceived by the residents along <br /> the eastern portion of the street. The dust, noise and other negative aspects of the <br /> pre-closure situation constitute a condition that the residents have reasonably <br /> asked the City to ameliorate if at all possible. The temporary closure during the <br /> i past four months has proven to be a reasonable response, given the lack of serious <br /> negative impacts and the positive feedback from the residents. <br /> I' <br /> Administrative Order 58-99-05, Findings <br /> i ~ <br /> <br />
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