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8 A TECHNICAL GUIDE FOR CONDUCTING PEDESTRIAN SAFETY ASSESSMENTS FOR CALIFORNIA CITIES TABLE 1: DATA REQUEST CHECKLIST Please provide this data citywide and/or for pedestrian safety focus locations, as available. Please provide available GIS layers for any of the requested data. Traffic Volumes Pedestrian Volumes Location Map of Key Pedestrian Generators or Nodes (i.e., schools, senior centers, parks) Traffic Control at Focus Locations Pedestrian Collision “Pin Maps”, Collision History, and Collision Reports Aerial Photographs of Focus Locations Speed Limits and Speed Surveys As-built Drawings for Focus Locations Future Planned Improvements Public and Private (Commercial, Residential, and Business) Inventory of Curb Ramps Inventory of Missing Sidewalks, Informal Pathways, and Pedestrian Opportunity Areas (along desire lines connecting key generators) List of programmed roadway improvements Information on significant planned developments/ redevelopment areas Key land use features that influence crossings (e.g. parking lots across streets from key buildings) Transit maps including schedules Truck type and volumes on key roads Trails, greenways, and bike lanes Schools, Safe Routes to School
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY • INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION STUDIES • TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER PROGRAM 9 TABLE 2: DOCUMENT REQUEST CHECKLIST General Plan (especially the Circulation Element) Relevant Specific Plans Zoning Ordinance and Maps Crosswalk Policies and Standards Pedestrian Master Plan or Pedestrian/Bicycle Master Plan ADA Transition Plan for Streets and Sidewalks Traffic Calming Program Documentation or Sample Projects Recent Development Proposals Recent Traffic Studies Greenway Master Plans Trail Master Plans Parks and Open Space Master Plan(s) Transit Master Plan(s) Other Regional Transportation Plans Community Policies for approval of projects for traffic calming, sidewalks, etc. Land Use (Existing and Planned) Maps
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