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HWY 2 / West Site Access: B/11.0<br />

• Craig Rd. - HWY 2 to 6 th Ave.: Widen Craig Rd. and provide site access intersection<br />

improvements as assumed and identified in the TIA. Construction frontage improvements along<br />

the Spokane Tribe site frontage. Widen road to ac<strong>com</strong>modate a three lane roadway section and<br />

bike lanes; approximately 45-50ft depending on the ultimate design level determination of<br />

appropriate lane widths. Construct site access driveways as indicated in the site plan and such<br />

that no access aligns with 12th Avenue.<br />

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Craig Rd/SR 902: Construct or fully fund construction of either a traffic signal and related<br />

intersection improvements or a roundabout. (Note the proportional share responsibility for the<br />

was calculated as 23.7% in the TIA)<br />

Resulting LOS & Delay (sec): B/15.6 / A/8.6 (roundabout)<br />

HWY 2/Hayford Rd.: Commit to funding a proportional share (based on project and phase<br />

generated traffic) to improvements to the 21 st Ave./18 th Ave. corridor at the time of construction<br />

of said improvements (See further discussion of HWY2/Hayford mitigation in the previous<br />

section).<br />

6th Street: In the event that the 6th Street extension (near and east of Craig R.) is not <strong>com</strong>pleted<br />

prior to project implementation, the Tribe shall fully fund development of the unfinished portion<br />

of the 6th Street extension from approximately South Aspen Street to Craig Road. The City shall<br />

enter into an agreement with the Tribe to reimburse the Tribe for cost of development of the 6th<br />

Street extension through development of local traffic impact fee assessment areas.<br />

12th Avenue: The Tribe shall fully fund the posting of signage for the eastbound traffic on 12th<br />

Avenue and Craig Road stating “Local Access Only” or provide other similar means of<br />

discouraging the use of 12 th Ave. by Spokane Tribe site traffic. 12th Avenue shall be considered<br />

within the future traffic impact analysis described under <strong>Traffic</strong> Mitigation Measure B. If the<br />

results of the updated TIA determine that the traffic mitigation identified for 12th Avenue should<br />

be adjusted due to changes in future traffic background conditions, the re<strong>com</strong>mendations shall be<br />

subject to review and approval by the City prior to any modifications to the traffic mitigation<br />

plan.<br />

By fully funding HWY 2/Craig and Craig/SR 902 improvements the Spokane Tribe project is<br />

contributing substantially beyond the impact created by the project. The amount beyond the<br />

project’s proportional responsibility should be credited towards future off-site mitigations identified<br />

in future phases.<br />

Additionally, the City of Airway Heights has established a traffic mitigation fee to fund<br />

improvements at the HWY 2/Craig intersection. Funds collected to date should be used to reimburse<br />

the Spokane Tribe for its design and construction expenses related to this intersection. Furthermore,<br />

it is re<strong>com</strong>mended that the City of Airway Heights collect late <strong>com</strong>ers traffic impact fees for this<br />

intersection as reimbursement to the Spokane Tribe for funding and construction beyond their<br />

proportional responsibility.<br />

2015 (Phase 2) Mitigations:<br />

Hwy 2 / Craig: Improvements constructed as Phase 1 mitigation.<br />

Resulting LOS & Delay (sec): B/12.4<br />

Hwy 2 / Lundstrom: Restripe and widen approaches to ac<strong>com</strong>modate exclusive NB and SB right<br />

turn lanes.<br />

West Plains Development – Spokane Tribe Page | 5<br />

<strong>Traffic</strong> <strong>Impact</strong> <strong>Analysis</strong> Addendum July 18, 2011

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