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Mobility Corridor Concepts :Mira Mesa Community Plan Update

www.PlanMiraMesa.org

Planning Department March 16, 2020

5:30 p.m. to 6:50 p.m. – Mira Mesa Community Plan Update Advisory Committee – Recorded Presentation

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Alex Frost

Project ManagerCity of San Diego

Planning Department

Amy Jackson

Project Engineer Kimley-Horn Associates

Claudia Brizuela

Associate Traffic EngineerCity of San Diego Planning

Department

PresenterPlanning Department

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1. Mira Mesa Community Plan Update Schedule

2. Recap - Miramar Gateway Urban Design Concepts

3. Mobility Corridor Concepts

Planning Department

Item 2 postponed

Agenda

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Planning Department Mira Mesa Plan Update Schedule

TECHNICAL STUDY (Mobility, Land Use, Urban Design, & Environment)

Urban Design III:Employment Centers

Community Workshop• Land Use,

Urban Design, & Mobility Concepts

2019

Nov18

2020

Feb20

Online Tool

2019

Oct31

Forum on Employment Area: @Qualcomm

Mobility Vision & Recap (10/21 Meeting & Forum)

2020

April 20

2020

Mar16

Mobility Corridor Concepts

TBD

2020

June3

2020

Aug17

Land Use Scenarios• Workshop

& Online Tool Results

2020

May18

Urban Design IV:Shopping Center Revision

2020

June15

No Meeting

@ Mira Mesa High School

Tentative

SCENARIO 2:EMPLOYMENT VILLAGE

~1,892 units

~535,000 SF of office

~40,000 SF of retail

~22 acres of pedestrian space

~13 acres of open space

SCENARIO 3:FLEX VILLAGE

Market to Determine(TBD with KMA input)

MIRAMAR GATEWAY

BLACK MOUNTAIN RD – ALL OPTIONSSCENARIO 1:

BUSINESS & INDUSTRIAL~1,144 units

~3.6 million SF of office

~85,000 SF of retail

~46 acres of pedestrian space

~33 acres of open space

Discussion

postponed

Mobility Corridor Concepts

Outline

Planning Department

Feedback to Community Concerns

Review of Approach to Mobility

Recommended Networks

Proposed Corridors and Intersections

Next Steps

What We’ve Heard

Planning Department

•Carroll Canyon Road

•Need to invest in transit first

•Miramar Road

•Pedestrian safety around MM Town Center

• Improve access across I-15

•Rails to Trails

Carroll Canyon Road

Planning Department

• Public Works Dept project

• Alignment Study for City segment

• Coordination:• MTS – Elevate SD

2020

• SANDAG –April 2020 Presentation to Board

• Center Median BRT

Transit First

Planning Department

•Elevate SD 2020

•How does BRT/Flex Lane compare to trolley?

• Transit along Miramar Road

Miramar Road

Planning Department

• Transit down the middle

• Remove center lane

• Consider semi truck traffic

• Security around MCAS Miramar (Nothing elevated near base)

• City has taken all input into consideration • Shared with MCAS Miramar – received no objections

Increase Access to Scripps Ranch

Planning Department

Update:

• Caltrans Coordination

• Pedestrian activated crossing

• Class I Multi-Use Path

• Structure across I-15

Rails to Trails

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• “Rails to Trails”

• New Orleans, LA Case Study

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Fallow Railway Parcels

Coordination

Traffic Operations: Traffic control, Parking, Bicycle & Pedestrian facilities

Bus Operations & ServiceElevateSD 2020

Regional Transportation ImprovementsFrom Now to 2050

Development Projects, Temporary Traffic Control, Permitting

Freeway & Highway Operations

Land Use and Mobility

Planning Department

Community PlanOpen

Space & Parks

Mobility Planning

Land Use Planning

Process Flow

Planning Department

NETWORK CORRIDOR INTERSECTION

Primary Strategies for Recommended Networks

Planning Department

Create a network of separated bikeways & parallel low-stress routes for local trips

Enhance walkable connections for residents, students, employees, and retail visitors

Maximize roadway efficiency to move more people

Make transit a competitive and reliable option

MOBILITYNETWORK

Revise recommendations based on public input

Proposed Transit Network

Planning Department

Proposed Bike Network

Planning Department

Proposed Pedestrian Network

Planning Department

Proposed Vehicle Modifications

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Focus Corridors

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Camino Ruiz

Primary Focus Corridors

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Camino Ruiz

Primary Focus Corridors

• Corridor-wide Improvements• Complete corridor

• Separated bikeways

• Flexible Lanes

Planning Department

Camino Ruiz at Mira Mesa Blvd

Primary Focus Corridors – Intersection Concept

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Westview Parkway

Primary Focus Corridors

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Westview Parkway

Primary Focus Corridors

• Corridor-wide Improvements• Complete corridor

• Separated bikeways

• Flexible Lanes

Planning Department

Westview Pkwy at Mira Mesa Blvd

Primary Focus Corridors – Intersection Concept

Planning Department

Mira Mesa Boulevard

Primary Focus Corridors

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Mira Mesa Boulevard

Primary Focus Corridors

• Corridor-wide Improvements• Separated bikeways

• Sustainable Mobility for Adaptable and Reliable Transportation (SMART) corridor

Planning Department

Mira Mesa Blvd at Pacific Heights Blvd

Primary Focus Corridors – Intersection Concept

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Miramar Road

Primary Focus Corridors

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Miramar Road

Primary Focus Corridors

• Corridor-wide Improvements• Regional bikeways

• SMART corridor

• Dynamic lane

Planning Department

Miramar Rd at Kearny Villa Dr

Primary Focus Corridors – Intersection Concept

Planning Department

Black Mountain Road

Primary Focus Corridors

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Black Mountain Road

Primary Focus Corridors

• Corridor-wide Improvements• Complete

corridor

• Separated bikeways

Planning Department

Black Mountain Rd at Mira Mesa Blvd

Primary Focus Corridors – Intersection Concept

Planning Department

Camino Santa Fe

Primary Focus Corridors

Planning Department

Camino Santa Fe

Primary Focus Corridors

• Corridor-wide Improvements• Separated bikeways

Planning Department

Camino Santa Fe at Flanders Dr

Primary Focus Corridors – Intersection Concept

Planning Department

Carroll Canyon Road

Primary Focus Corridors

Planning Department

Carroll Canyon Road

Primary Focus Corridors

Planning Department

Activity Road

Secondary Focus Corridors

(looking east)

Planning Department

Barnes Canyon Rd/ Scranton Rd

Secondary Focus Corridors

(looking north/east)

Planning Department

Capricorn Way

Secondary Focus Corridors

(looking east)

Planning Department

Flanders Drive

Secondary Focus Corridors

(looking east)

Planning Department

Gold Coast Drive

Secondary Focus Corridors

(looking east)

Planning Department

Kearny Villa Road

Secondary Focus Corridors

(looking north)

Planning Department

Lusk Boulevard

Secondary Focus Corridors

(looking east)

Planning Department

Pacific Heights Boulevard

Secondary Focus Corridors

(looking north)

Planning Department

Vista Sorrento Parkway

Secondary Focus Corridors

(looking north)

Planning Department

Sorrento Valley Pkwy/Calle Cristobal

Secondary Focus Corridors

(looking east)

Next Steps

• Community workshop for Mobility, Land Use, and Urban Design (June 3rd)

• Refine networks/concepts based on feedback

• Model and analyze future network

• Questions/comments?Email: afrost@sandiego.gov

For more information please visit:

www.PlanMiraMesa.org

Planning Department