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Complete Street Design Manual DRAFT (external)

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Maybe include something to avoid manholes in bike lanes
Appreciate the lower design speeds across the board.
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Street parking that is slightly raised or textured would allow some of the same traffic calming effects even when a car is not parked in the space.
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Would this preclude parking on alternating sides of the street? To induce chicane-like behavior.
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Does this apply to storm sewer? If so, a separate storm sewer trunk would need to be constructed.
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Large LFUCG and KYTC inlets often extend behind the curb line so the storm sewers will typically be behind the curb in the planning strip.
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Utilities will have above ground equipment that may need additional space.
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Is this going to be added?
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Dimension is 10-ft from outside of pipe to outside of pipe not center-to-center.
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Smaller than an interior parking space. Should be atleast 22-ft, but if it is expected that a car will "pull in" then the space should be larger than 22-ft.
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Protected bike lanes require additional offset at driveways for visibility similar to intersections. Change "in front of" to provide a distance.
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Typical sections provided use 10-ft travel lanes, so the 7-ft dimension is not appropriate. Combined parking/travel lane should be a minimum 18-ft.
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Consider matching 2.1% from page 47.
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The hyphens for Chapter 1 and 2 look shorter than the rest of the chapters
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The prior graphic shows a boulevard with one lane in each direction. Consider adding a second typical for a single lane in each direction. The minimum width should consider parallel parking maneuver is closer to 21-ft.
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Not instead of note
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Will the manual provide a correlation between these classifications and the current roadway classifications?
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Add "."
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The curb and gutter is listed as 1.5 and appears to go from the edge of pavement to back of curb. Is LFUCG reducing the standard curb and gutter to an 11" gutter, 1" batter, and 6" curb head or should the graphic be updated to dimension the gutter?
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Is "many" appropriate?
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LFUCG should consider creating a form similar to KYTC's Design Executive Summary, but updated with items associated in the complete street manual. This form could be submitted by consultant with signatures for consultant and LFUCG.