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The segment from Owens Drive (south) and 1,000 feet north of Owens Drive (north) <br /> consists of two lanes divided by a two-way left turn lane. The posted limit is 35 mph. <br /> The critical speed was 31 mph supporting a 30 mph speed limit. The recommended <br /> speed limit is 30 mph. <br /> Laguna Creek Lane <br /> This roadway consists of two undivided lanes with a posted speed limit of 30 mph. The <br /> critical speed was 39 mph supporting a 40 mph speed limit. The large pedestrian <br /> volume traveling to and from the neighboring park and school support the <br /> recommended speed limit of 35 mph. <br /> Owens Drive <br /> All four segments of Owens Drive were reviewed with one having a critical speed 3 mph <br /> lower than the posted limit. This segment consists of six lanes divided by a landscaped <br /> median and is located between the Chabot Canal and Rosewood Drive. The posted <br /> limit is 45 mph and a critical speed of 42 mph was recorded. The recorded critical <br /> speed supports a 40 mph speed limit. The recommended speed limit is 40 mph. <br /> Pleasanton Avenue <br /> The segment from Angela Street to Bernal Avenue consists of two undivided lanes. <br /> This roadway is classified as a local road on the California Road System Map and can <br /> be removed from the ordinance. This will allow us to reduce the speed limit from the <br /> posted speed limit of 30 mph to 25 mph. <br /> Springdale Avenue <br /> This segment of Springdale Avenue has 4 divided lanes and a posted limit of 30 mph. <br /> The critical speed was 27 mph supporting a 25 mph speed limit. The recommended <br /> speed limit is 25 mph. <br /> Valley Avenue <br /> The segment between Sunol Boulevard and Case Avenue consists of two undivided <br /> lanes and has a posted speed limit of 25 mph. The critical speed is 35 mph supporting <br /> a 35 mph speed limit. The large pedestrian volume traveling to the two nearby schools, <br /> adjacent senior housing and uncontrolled trail crossing all support the recommended <br /> limit of 30 mph. <br /> Willow Road <br /> Both segments of Willow Road consist of four lanes separated by a center left turn lane. <br /> The segment between Stoneridge Drive and West Las Positas Boulevard has a critical <br /> speed of 37 mph. This segment is listed in the municipal code as having a 40 mph limit. <br /> The critical speed of 37 mph supports a reduction in that limit to 35 mph. <br /> The segment between Owens Drive and Stoneridge Drive has a critical speed of 39 <br /> mph supporting a 40 mph speed limit. The midblock pedestrian crossing and the higher <br /> than average accident rate support the recommended limit of 35 mph. <br /> Page 6 of 10 <br />