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Z <br />Proposed Orange Grove Road Development <br />Traffle Impact Study <br />u f c I N arin Land Uses <br />The subject Is currently zoned rural residential. Nearby land uses include <br />single - family dwelling units, the Colonial Estates Apartment Complex, and the <br />Timbers mobile home complex. <br />Prooposed land Use <br />The proposed development is planned as an apartment complex. There will be <br />10 buildings with 24 units per building for a total of 240 units <br />E isNng ly"dol'iff G arier'sfics <br />Roads in the immediate ncreftV of the site include Orange Grove Road and <br />Oakdale Drive. Figure 2 illustrates the existing roadway lane configurations and <br />existng traffic control In the project area <br />Orange Grove Road (SR 1006) is a two -lane major urban thoroughfare There is <br />60 feet of right -of -way along this roadway. In the project vicinity, the roadway <br />bee a posted speed limit of 45 mph. The approximate 1997 ADT for Orange <br />Grove Road u 3,900 vehicles per day (vpd).. <br />Oakdale Drive (SR 1133) is a two -Sarre minor urban thoroughfare in the vicinity <br />of the proposed project. The right-of-way along this roadway varies treat 60 feet <br />to 90 feet. The posted speed limit le 45 mph. The approximate 1997 ADT for <br />Oakdale Drive u 2,000 vpd. <br />Ghurton Short (SR 1009) is a two-lane major urban thoroughfare in the vicinity <br />of the proposed project. it serves as a north-south om rLica between the town <br />of Hillsborough and blumaetes &5 and 40. In the project vicirriry, the Tonely <br />has a posted speed hin't,of 35 mph <br />Public r c, t Non Facilities <br />There are currently no scheduled public transportation routes that <br />have designated stops in this area. <br />