Presented by: Jason Wilson, P.E. Project Manager

Agenda 1. Current Intersection Conditions

2. Feasible Alternatives Alternative 1 Alternative 2 Alternative 3

3. Questions and Answers

Current Conditions

Current Conditions Summary The Good No impacts to adjacent

properties No Impact to project cost No changes to existing traffic

pattern

The Bad Confusing five-legged

intersection Perpetuates unsafe condition Perpetuates unnecessary

delays Deteriorating condition once

former Duck Inn property is developed.

Uncontrolled access to Private Property

Excessive points of access on Shore Drive

Alternative 1

Alternative 1 Summary The Good Converts intersection into

typical 4-legged intersection Increases safety Reduces confusion Reduces unnecessary

delays Eliminates unnecessary

entrances on Shore Drive Reduces conflict points Reduces maintenance cost

The Bad Increases project cost. Right-of-way acquisition

on condo property. Direct Impacts to Cape

Henry Towers Main entrance Parking Lot (27 spaces)

Alternative 2

Alternative 2 Summary The Good Converts intersection into

typical 4-legged intersection Increases Safety Reduces confusion Reduces unnecessary delays

Maintains pass-through on southern parcel

Converts driveways into a public right-of-way to be maintained by the City

Increases the entrance distance from the Intersection.

The Bad Highest Increase to project

cost Right-of-way acquisition

Condo property Southern property

Additional Impacts to Cape Henry Towers Condo property Main entrance Parking Lot (27 spaces)

Alternative 3

Alternative 3 Summary The Good Converts intersection into

typical 4-legged intersection Increases Safety Reduces confusion Reduces unnecessary delays

Maintain access to signalized intersection.

Eliminated unnecessary entrances on Shore Drive Reduces conflict points Reduces maintenance

The Bad Impact to project cost Direct Impacts to Cape Henry

Towers Main entrance Parking Lot (4-6 spaces)

Right-of-way acquisition on southern parcel