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Table of Contents 5.2.10 Corridor 10: Haven Avenue .................................................................... 104 5.3 Roles and Responsibilities .................................................................................... 104 5.4 Conclusions and Phasing Plan.............................................................................. 104 5.5 Potential Extensions and Enhanced Connectivity.................................................. 107 5.6 Conclusion ............................................................................................................ 108 Appendix Appendix A – Existing Plans and Policies .......................................................................................... 109 List of Exhibits Exhibit ES-1 System-Wide Plan Routes .............................................................................................. 2 Exhibit 1-1 System-Wide Plan Development Process ....................................................................... 7 Exhibit 1-2 E Street sbX Alignment ................................................................................................... 9 Exhibit 1-3 Center Running Station Design ..................................................................................... 10 Exhibit 1-4 Draft Center Running Station Plan ................................................................................ 11 Exhibit 1-5 Draft Center Running Station Elevation ........................................................................ 11 Exhibit 1-6 Draft Side Running Station Plan ................................................................................... 13 Exhibit 1-7 Draft Side Running Station Elevation ............................................................................ 13 Exhibit 1-8 View of the Station from Above ..................................................................................... 15 Exhibit 1-9 Station Detail ................................................................................................................ 15 Exhibit 1-10 sbX BRT Vehicles ......................................................................................................... 17 Exhibit 1-11 LRTP Vision Alternative ................................................................................................ 19 Exhibit 1-12 LRTP Sustainable Land Use Alternative ....................................................................... 20 Exhibit 1-13 TOD Characteristics ..................................................................................................... 23 Exhibit 2-1 System-Wide Plan Routes ............................................................................................ 31 Exhibit 2-2 E Street Corridor ........................................................................................................... 33 Exhibit 2-3 Foothill Boulevard East ................................................................................................. 34 Exhibit 2-4 Foothill Boulevard West ................................................................................................ 35 Exhibit 2-5 Euclid Corridor .............................................................................................................. 37 Exhibit 2-6 San Bernardino Ave Corridor ........................................................................................ 38 Exhibit 2-7 Holt Avenue/ 4th Street Corridor ................................................................................... 40 Exhibit 2-8 Grand/Edison Corridor .................................................................................................. 41 Exhibit 2-9 Sierra Corridor .............................................................................................................. 42 Exhibit 2-10 Riverside Avenue Corridor ............................................................................................ 44 Exhibit 3-1 San Bernardino Valley Employment Density ................................................................. 49 Exhibit 3-2 San Bernardino Valley Population Density .................................................................... 50 Exhibit 3-3 Existing Traffic Congestion ........................................................................................... 52 Exhibit 3-4 Existing Land Use Patterns ........................................................................................... 55 Exhibit 3-5 General Plan Land Use ................................................................................................ 56 Exhibit 3-6 Key Activity Centers ...................................................................................................... 63 Exhibit 3-7 Daily Bus Passenger Boardings.................................................................................... 66 Exhibit 3-8 Daily Bus Passenger Volumes ...................................................................................... 67 Exhibit 4-1 Employment Density Forecast Year 2035 ..................................................................... 82 Exhibit 4-2 Population Density Forecast Year 2035 ........................................................................ 83 Exhibit 4-3 LRTP Vision Alternative ................................................................................................ 85 Exhibit 4-4 Year 2035 Hourly Traffic Congestion ............................................................................ 87 132 ii System-Wide Transit Corridor Plan
Exhibit 4-5 Year 2035 Daily Passenger Boardings ......................................................................... 91 Exhibit 4-6 Year 2035 Daily Volumes ............................................................................................. 92 List of Tables Table ES-1 Recommended Phasing Plan for Major Transit Corridors ............................................... 3 Table 1-1 Parties Responsibilities by Project Phase ..................................................................... 22 Table 1-2 Examples of TOD Densities .......................................................................................... 25 Table 1-3 ULI’s Minimum Densities for Supporting Transit ........................................................... 25 Table 1-4 TOD Principles and Benefits ......................................................................................... 27 Table 1-5 MTC's Housing Threshold by Transit Mode .................................................................. 28 Table 1-6 Performance of TOD’s in other regions ......................................................................... 28 Table 2-1 Corridor Description ...................................................................................................... 30 Table 3-1 Demographic Comparison of Corridors ......................................................................... 48 Table 3-2 Existing Land Use Patterns 1 ......................................................................................... 53 Table 3-3 Planned Land Use Patterns 1 ......................................................................................... 57 Table 3-4 Summarized Results of Land Use Survey. .................................................................... 57 Table 3-5 Redevelopment Areas .................................................................................................. 62 Table 3-6 Omnitrans Bus Routes Operating Statistics .................................................................. 65 Table 3-7 Existing Transcenters, Transit Centers and Other Major Transfer Locations................. 68 Table 3-8 Omnitrans Route Ridership Activity within BRT Corridors ............................................. 69 Table 3-9 Potential BRT Riders Currently Using Omnitrans Routes .............................................. 69 Table 3-10 Omnitrans’ 15 Most Active Bus Stops ........................................................................... 70 Table 3-11 Maximum Daily Passenger Load Points for Omnitrans Local Bus Routes ..................... 71 Table 4-1 Transportation Analysis Zones in SCAG Counties ........................................................ 74 Table 4-2 Trip Purposes from Trip Generation and Trip Distribution Models ................................. 77 Table 4-3 Omnitrans Route Validation by Route ........................................................................... 80 Table 4-4 Omnitrans Ridership by Trip Purpose ........................................................................... 80 Table 4-5 Population and Employment Forecasts ......................................................................... 81 Table 4-6 BRT Routes Service Frequency and Ridership Forecast .............................................. 89 Table 4-7 Local and Express Bus Service Frequency and Ridership Forecast ............................. 89 Table 4-8 Year 2035 Ridership Forecasts for Major Transit Corridors .......................................... 90 Table 4-9 Drive Access and Park and Ride Spaces ...................................................................... 93 Table 4-10 Existing and Future (2035 Vision Alternative) Operating, Ridership and Cost Statistics ....................................................................................................................... 94 Table 4-11 BRT Routes Ridership Forecast for Sustainable Land Use Alternative ......................... 95 Table 5-1 Existing Transit Services and System Connectivity ....................................................... 98 Table 5-2 Corridor Ridership......................................................................................................... 99 Table 5-3 Corridor Capital and Operating Costs ........................................................................... 99 Table 5-4 Corridor Cost Effectiveness .......................................................................................... 99 Table 5-5 Recommended Phasing Plan for Major Transit Corridors ........................................... 106 Table 5-6 Extensions to Corridors for Enhanced System Connectivity ........................................ 107 System-Wide Transit Corridor Plan iii
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Page 5: Table of Contents • EXECUTIVE SUM
Page 9 and 10: Executive Summary In September 2004
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