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SR2S Agreement 3 April 18, 2011 • Policy 16.04 — Traffic Flow Improvements: Use a variety of measures to improve traffic flow at congested intersections, including technologically advanced tools such as signal timing and video monitoring • Action 16.04A— Traffic Monitoring and Signal Timing: Conduct traffic monitoring at key intersections in San Leandro. Based on the monitoring data, undertake signal timing and phasing projects that improve traffic flow and safety • Policy 18.01 —Law Enforcement: Aggressively enforce traffic safety laws on San Leandro streets, including speed limits, red light violations, and pedestrian and bicycle lane right -of- way violations • Policy 18.02 — Capital Improvements: Identify capital improvements and other measures that improve the safety of bicyclists, pedestrians, and motor vehicles on San Leandro streets • Action 18.02A— Accident Data Collection and Remediation: Collect and evaluate collision data on the top 25 accident locations in San Leandro. Develop measures to reduce the number of collisions at these locations • Action 18.02B— Pedestrian Safety Improvements: Develop programs to improve pedestrian safety at both controlled and uncontrolled intersections throughout the City. Programs that use innovative technology, such as lighted crosswalks and warning countdowns, should be explored • Policy 18.03 — Public Education: Increase public education on laws relating to parking, circulation, speed limits, right -of -way, pedestrian crossings, and other aspects of transportation safety in the City • Action 18.03A —Safe Routes to School Program: Continue the Safe Routes to School program and other bicycle, pedestrian, and non - motorized transportation safety programs for children and seniors • Policy 18.05— Funding: Pursue grants for the improvement of pedestrian, bicycle, and motor vehicle safety • Policy 18.06 —Staff Education: Ensure that City staff is up -to -date and educated on the latest technology and/or methods of improving safety for all modes of transportation • Action 18.06A —Staff Education: Facilitate the continuing education of City staff in state of the art transportation techniques, including traffic flow improvements, traffic calming, bicycle and pedestrian improvements, and safety and public education Environmental Review Categorical Exemption will be filed with Alameda County Summary of Public Outreach Efforts None is planned at this time Fiscal Impact The total reimbursable amount approved by the state for the project is $421,250, which requires a local match of $46,850. The total project cost is estimated at $468,100.