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May 24, 2006 <br /> PWC Project: 528 <br /> Country Club Court Development <br /> Traffic Analysis <br /> Existing Conditions <br /> 44th Street is an existing street classified as a collector street in the City of <br /> Decatur's Comprehensive Roadway System Classification Map. As a roadway <br /> collector by definition, individual access points should be limited with combined <br /> ar�eas or local streets feeding the roadway. The existing roadway is <br /> approximately 22 feet wide and has an asphalt surface. The latest traffic count <br /> available from IDOT records indicates a volume of 1100 vehicles per day on 44tn <br /> Street between Cantrell Street and N. Country Club Road. <br /> Proposed Development <br /> The proposed development consists of a four lot single family <br /> development with houses expected to be in the 1900 sq. ft range (excluding a <br /> two car garage). The targeted buyer for the development is an over 50 year old, <br /> single or married, with no children. The development is designed to be - <br /> consistent with the recentfy constructed County Club Villas project which lies <br /> immediately to the North. One single private access (26 feet wide) will serve the <br /> proposed 4 unit development. <br /> The point of access is at the same location as the driveway which <br /> previously served a single family house on the property. There are no site <br /> distance issues with the access point. The design of the driveways and access <br /> driveway will allow all vehicles to exit the property by driving forward and not <br /> backing out. The previous single family house and other single family parcels on <br /> 44th Street all must back out onto 44th Street to leave their property. <br /> Traffic Data <br /> A. The existing ADT for 44th Street is 1100 vehicle/day. A 22 foot wide <br /> roadway (depending on conflicts —driveways for access, street <br /> infrastructure, pedestrian crossways, etc.) can handle up to 2500 <br /> vehicles/day before there is a capacity issue and there would be a <br /> concern for roadway improvements or limiting access to the <br /> roadway. <br />