I-10 Twin Peaks Traffic Interchange, Environmental Assessment
I-10 Twin Peaks Traffic Interchange, Environmental Assessment
I-10 Twin Peaks Traffic Interchange, Environmental Assessment
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Affected Environment and <strong>Environmental</strong> Impacts October 2005<br />
of these homes may be protected by a wall between Bald Eagle Drive and Manatee<br />
Drive that would be 773 feet in length and 5.5 feet in height. The approximate<br />
overall cost for the wall would be $85,030. The wall would protect 6 receivers at a<br />
cost per benefited receiver of $14,172; therefore, this wall would be constructed.<br />
Receiver LVR13 – This receiver is located in the southeast corner of Linda Vista<br />
Boulevard and Manatee Drive and is predicted to experience traffic noise levels of<br />
64 dBA. According to STAMINA, the residence immediately south of LVR13<br />
(LVR13A) does not approach the NAC. To mitigate noise, a wall that begins 51<br />
feet south of Linda Vista Boulevard, moves north to Linda Vista Boulevard and<br />
then turns to the east for <strong>10</strong>1 feet was examined. The 51-foot length of wall would<br />
begin at 9.5 feet in height and increase to 12.5 feet in height as it reaches Linda<br />
Vista Boulevard. The entire <strong>10</strong>1-foot length would be 12.5 feet in height. The<br />
approximate overall cost for this wall would be $36,480 and only receiver LVR13<br />
would receive a 5 dBA benefit; therefore, this wall would not be constructed.<br />
Receivers LVR14 – LVR15 – These receivers, from the drainage channel east of<br />
LVR13 to the southwest corner of Linda Vista Boulevard and Waterbuck Drive,<br />
are predicted to both experience traffic noise levels of 64 dBA. In addition to<br />
LVR14 and LVR15, an additional 3 residences experience noise levels in excess of<br />
the NAC in this area. All of these homes may be protected by a wall between the<br />
drainage channel and Waterbuck Drive that would be 463 feet in length which<br />
connects to the existing walls on the both ends to the south. The wall would be <strong>10</strong><br />
feet in height and would be constructed at an approximate cost of $92,600. The<br />
wall would protect 5 receivers at a cost per benefited receiver of $18,520;<br />
therefore, this wall would be constructed.<br />
Receiver LVR16 – This receiver is located on the southeast corner of Linda Vista<br />
Boulevard and Waterbuck Drive and is predicted to experience traffic noise levels<br />
of 64 dBA. According to STAMINA, the residence immediately south of LVR16<br />
(LVR16A) does not approach the NAC. A 12.5-foot wall that begins 60 feet south<br />
of Linda Vista Boulevard, moves north to Linda Vista Boulevard, turns to the east<br />
for 150 feet, then turns south for an additional 13 feet to tie to the existing fence<br />
along the drainage channel to the east of LVR16 would be required. The<br />
approximate cost for this wall would be $55,750 and only LVR16 would be<br />
benefited; therefore, this wall this wall would not be constructed.<br />
Receiver LVR21 – This receiver is located on the Arthur Pack golf course west of<br />
Mountain View High School on the south side of Linda Vista Boulevard. Noise<br />
levels are predicted to reach 67 dBA in this area because of the proximity of the<br />
golf course to the roadway. However, mitigation was not considered for this<br />
receiver because golfers are exposed to traffic noise for relatively short periods of<br />
time on the course and walls would impose a visual restriction on views to the<br />
north and east from the golf course.<br />
Interstate <strong>10</strong> <strong>Traffic</strong> <strong>Interchange</strong> at<br />
<strong>Twin</strong> <strong>Peaks</strong>/Linda Vista<br />
4-61<br />
Project No.: NH-0<strong>10</strong>-D (AIW)<br />
TRACS No.: <strong>10</strong> PM 236 H5838 01D