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CONSIDERATION OF ENHANCED CYCLING
INFRASTRUCTURE ON NEW STREET
(MARTHA STREET TO CUMBERLAND AVENUE)
March 9, 2016
7 p.m.
Room 247 – City Hall
City of Burlington Staff:
Vito Tolone – Transportation Services
Dan Ozimkovic – Transportation Services
Bob Jurk – Capital Works
AGENDA
1. City staff presentation
2. Questions/Comments
3. Next Steps
Background
• The section of New Street from Martha Street to
Cumberland Avenue is scheduled for Resurfacing and
Regional Servicing Work in 2016/2017.
• New Street is identified in our Cycling Master Plan as a
road with future on-road bike lanes.
New Street
Martha Street to west of Guelph Line
New Street
East of Guelph Line to Cumberland Avenue
AS TENDERED OPTION
In 2014, Staff presented this as the
recommended option for New Street (Martha Street to Guelph Line)
AS TENDERED OPTION
New Street (Guelph Line to Cumberland Avenue)
• Westbound direction – on-road bike lane
• Eastbound direction – sharrows
• Existing lane configuration remains
• Estimated Additional Cost due to cycling facilities = $0 as this is the
current planned construction
Burlington City Council, at it’s meeting of February 29, 2016,
approved the following staff direction:
‘Direct the Director of Capital Works to report back to the
Development and Infrastructure Committee on March
22 regarding enhanced cycling infrastructure options
on New Street as discussed at the meeting on
February 17, 2016 including separated cycle lanes,
cycling tracks, use of the boulevard, and widening the
road.’
SINCE THEN…
• The City of Burlington staff reviewed this section
of New Street (Martha Street to Cumberland
Avenue) to determine whether enhanced cycling
infrastructure is possible as part of this already
tendered project.
• 3 options along with cost estimates have been
developed…
NEW CYCLING OPTIONS
Option: 1 - On road cycle lanes, both directions
Roadway
(Includes gutter): 11.3m (0.8m widening, south side)
Configuration
(N to S, Includes gutter): 1.3BL , 3.0W , 2.7T , 3.0E , 1.3BL
BT - off road Bicycle Track, S-Separation, W-Westbound Lane, T-Turn Lane, E - Eastbound Lane, BL - on road Bicycle Lane
Risk: Gas main on south side may be a conflict with a portion of the widening – relocation cost estimated to be $100,000 and may cause significant
project delays.
Estimated additional cost to construct this option - Martha to Guelph - $1,250,000 (excluding gas costs noted above)
Option: 1 - On road cycle lanes, both directions
Roadway
(Includes gutter):
14.6m (0.6m widening, south side)
Configuration
(N to S, Includes gutter): 1.3BL , 3.0W , 3.0W , 3.0E , 3.0E ,1.3 BL
BT - off road Bicycle Track, S-Separation, W-Westbound Lane, T-Turn Lane, E - Eastbound Lane, BL - on road Bicycle Lane
Estimated additional cost to construct Option 1 - Guelph to Cumberland - $550,000
EXAMPLE OF OPTION 1
Option: 2 – Road Diet, on road cycle lanes with removal of the turn lane
Roadway
(Including gutter): 10.5m (existing road width)
Configuration
(N to S, Includes gutter): 1.5BL , 0.5S , 3.25W , 3.25E , 0.5S , 1.5BL
BT - off road Bicycle Track, S-Separation, W-Westbound Lane, T-Turn Lane, E - Eastbound Lane, BL - on road Bicycle Lane
This option would be “evaluated” during 2016 and confirmed prior to placement of top layer of asphalt in 2017.
Estimated additional cost to evaluation and final configuration - Martha to Guelph -$75,000
If evaluation deems this option to fail:
Roadway is configured as per Council Approval ( west bound bicycle lane, east bound sharrowed lane – Estimated additional cost $0
OR Cycle track is installed on south side in conjunction with above configuration – Estimated additional cost $650,000
Option: 2 – Road Diet, on road cycle lanes with removal of the lanes
Roadway
(Includes gutter):
14.0m (existing road width)
Configuration
(N to S, Includes gutter): 1.8BL , 0.5S , 3.2W , 3.0T , 3.2E , 0.5S , 1.8BL
BT - off road Bicycle Track, S-Separation, W-Westbound Lane, T-Turn Lane, E - Eastbound Lane, BL - on road Bicycle Lane
This option would be “evaluated” during 2016 and confirmed prior to placement of top layer of asphalt in 2017.
Estimated additional cost to evaluation and final configuration - $150,000
If evaluation deems this option to fail:
Roadway is configured as per Council Approval ( west bound bicycle lane, east bound sharrowed lane – Estimated additional cost $0
OR Cycle track is installed on south side in conjunction with above configuration – Estimated additional cost $550,000
EXAMPLE OF OPTION 2
Option: 3 - Cycle lane – west bound, Cycle Track east bound
Roadway
(Includes gutter): 10.5m (existing road width)
Configuration
(N to S, Includes gutter): 1.3BL , 3.0W , 2.7T , 3.5E ,1.5CT
BT - off road Bicycle Track, S-Separation, W-Westbound Lane, T-Turn Lane, E - Eastbound Lane, BL - on road Bicycle Lane
•Estimated additional cost to construct this option - Martha to Guelph - $550,000
Option: 3 - Cycle lanes north, Cycle Track south
Roadway
(Includes gutter):
14.0m (existing road width)
Configuration
(N to S, Includes gutter): 1.5BL , 3.0W , 3.0W , 3.0E , 3.5E , 1.5CT
BT - off road Bicycle Track, S-Separation, W-Westbound Lane, T-Turn Lane, E - Eastbound Lane, BL - on road Bicycle Lane
Estimated additional cost to construct this option - Guelph to Cumberland - $550,000
EXAMPLE OF OPTION 3
ESTIMATED ADDITIONAL COST FOR CYCLING FACILITIES ONLY
(MARTHA STREET TO CUMBERLAND AVENUE)
Option Description Cost
As Tendered Option $ 0
1 Minor Widening – 2 on-road bike lanes
$1.8M to 1.9M
2 Road Diet – 2 buffered on-road bike lanes
$0.15M to 1.2M
3 On-road bike lane(north side) – Cycle Track (south side)
$1.1M
Next Steps:
• Review resident input/comments. Deadline March 15,
2016
• Report to Development and Infrastructure Committee
March 22, 2016
• Report to Council in April 11, 2016
Questions/Comments?
Thank you.
Dan Ozimkovic, C.E.T
City of Burlington – Transportation Services
Tel: 905-335-7671 ext. 7485
Email: [email protected]