Residential Traffic Guidebook - City of Bellevue

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MODIFYINGSTREETSCAPELane striping can help define the roadwayalerting drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians tothe correct travel lanes.City of BellevueResidential Traffic Guidebook26
MODIFYINGSTREETSCAPEMEDIANSMedians are raised islands placed in thecenter of a roadway to separate opposingtraffic. They can be placed mid-block or atentrances into neighborhoods. Medians areused to narrow the roadway and are oftenlandscaped to provide a visual enhancementand create a perception of a narrowerroadway.They can be used in conjunction with apedestrian crossing to provide a refuge area.Can also be used with: curb extensions, neighborhood entrances, speed cushions, split speed humpsPUBLICPARTICIPATIONAPPROVALREQUIREMENTSTRAFFICCONSIDERATIONSThe requestor should be proactive throughout the process in assisting the City inobtaining support and should also serve as a member of the Traffic Committee, ifone is formed.Adjacent property support is needed. If this tool is part of a neighborhood-wideplan, the community will vote to determine level of support. Sixty-five percent(65%) of returned ballots must support the project for it to be designed andconstructed.• Posted speed limit of 25 mph• Vehicle speeds >35 mph (>30 mph if adjacent to neighborhood park/school)• Average daily traffic >300 vehicles• Limited impact to emergency response vehicles, depending on location• Should not be located where they affect driveway access• Parking may be restrictedSLOWManageTrafficVolumeCity of BellevueResidential Traffic GuidebookReduceVehicleSpeedsImprovePedestrian& BicycleSafetyEnhanceNeighborhoodIdentityEducate theCommunityManageNeighborhoodParkingHeightenSchool ZoneAwareness27
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