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50. Intersections of Transportation/Traffic Project Stan leyNalleyBernal, Santa RitaNalley, Santa Rita/Stoneridge World Smartest Intersection Installation of next generation traffic signal equipment for signal performance, conflict analysis, origin -destination studies, multi -modal traffic safety and connected vehicle applciations. • Status Under Construction • Next Steps/Details: Receive equipment and Installation/programming. This will occur Summer 2019. • Applicant: City of Pleasanton • Staff Contact(s): Mike Tassano Traffic Calmin 51. West Las PositasI Transportation/Traffe Project West Las Positas Traffic Calming Residents along West Las Positas (between Fairlands Elementary School and Staples Ranch) have called for concerns about speeding. This section of West Las Positas was evaluated as part of the Traffic Calming program and was the top ranked street eligible for traffic calming. An inital public meeting was held on December 5, 2018 to describe the program, the data collected and next steps should the neighborhood wishes to continue forward with the program. • Status Under Review • Next Steps/Details: A second neighorhood steering committee was held in March 2019 with the focus of focusing the scope of the project area. The steering committee is finalizing design and will begin the petition process in the summer of 2019. • Applicant: City of Pleasanton • Staff Contact(s): Cedric Novenario 52. The Preserve I Transportation/Traffic Project Staff received calls from concerned residents regarding speeding along Laurel Creek Drive between Stoneridge Drive and Dublin Canyon Road. As a result, Laurel Creek Drive was added to the list of streets to be evaluated for the City's Traffic Calming Program. In 2015, Laurel Creek Drive was identified as the street with the greatest need for traffic calming. A steering committee was created to develop a plan for the neighborhood. The Plan was presented to and approved by City Council on Nov. 15, 2016. The plan includes a right turn restriction (installed Nov. 23, 2016) from Dublin Canyon on to Laurel Creek and two radar speed signs to provide a reminder to those using the roadway that the posted limit is 25 miles per hour. Page 17 of 20