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CITY OF DUBLIN
AGENDA STATEMENT
CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE: . AUGUST 12, 1985
SUBJECT Public Hearing : Ordinance regarding No Parking and
Limited Parking Zones on Dublin Boulevard.
EXHIBITS ATTACHED 1 ) Ordinance
2 ) TJKM Memo
3 ) Aerial Location Map
RECOMMENDATION 1 ) Open public hearing
2 ) Receive public testimony
3 ) Close public hearing
4) Deliberate
5 ) Waive reading and adopt ordinance on an urgency
basis
FINANCIAL STATEMENT: $200 for signs , minimal cost for red curb painting
Sufficient funds are available in the 1985-86 Budget
DESCRIPTION The Traffic Engineer has reviewed the need for parking
restrictions on the north side of Dublin Boulevard approaching Village
Parkway . The review was initiated to determine whether traffic flow could
be improved in the area and as a result of a complaint regarding the sight
distance for vehicles exiting the DSRSD driveway .
This site is located on the north side of Dublin Boulevard between Clark
Avenue and Village Parkway. At present , red curb exists on the north side
of Dublin Boulevard near Village Parkway and near Clark Avenue , but there is
a section between these where parking is allowed . -
In the attached report by the Traffic Engineer, it is noted that parked
vehicles cause difficulties for vehicles entering and exiting driveways . It
is also pointed out that this proposed reb curbing will create more traffic
capacity on the westbound approach to the Dublin Boulevard , Village Parkway
intersection. Business owners in the Big-O-Tire complex, however, expressed
the need for on-street parking during peak business hours (usually
Saturdays ) and this need was confirmed by a TJKM parking survey.
As a solution, TJKM has recommeded that red curb be provided on the north
side of Dublin Boulevard from Village Parkway to Clark Avenue with the
exception of an area east of the Big-O-Tire Store where "No Parking except
Saturdays" signs would be installed . They have recommended this as an
interim measure . The approved plan line for Dublin Boulevard would
eventually require the removal of all parking on the north side of Dublin
Boulevard to provide a travel lane . The issue of determining whether
replacement parking is available elsewhere will have to be examined at the
time that a complete prohibition is required .
Staff recommends that the City Council conduct a public hearing, deliberate ,
waive the reading and adopt as an urgency ordinance .
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COPIES TO : Affected Businesses
ITEM NO . (0. 60—
ORDINANCE NO. 85
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN
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ESTABLISHING TRAFFIC. REGULATIONS
The City Council of the City of Dublin does ordain as follows :
Section 1 . NO PARKING ZONES :
Article 7 , relating to "No Parking Zones" of the Alameda
County Ordinance Code previously adopted by the City of Dublin is
amended by the revision of Section 6-217 . 10 (Dublin Boulevard) to
read:
6-217 . 10 On the northwesterly curbline from a point 275 feet
southwesterly from the southwesterly curbline of Village Parkway,
easterly to a . point of -140- "419" feet northeasterly 'from the
northeasterly curbline of Village Parkway; and
On the southeasterly curbline form a point 355 feet
southwesterly from the southwesterly curbline of Village Parkway,
northeasterly , to a point= 150 feet northeasterly from the
northeasterly curbline of Village Parkway.
Section 2 . LIMITED PARKING ZONES
Article 9 , relating to "Limited Parking Zones" of the
Alameda County Ordinance Code previously adopted by the City of
Dublin is amended by the addition of Section 6-367 . 2 (Dublin
Boulevard) to read:
6-367 . 2 Dublin Boulevard. It is unlawful to park any
vehicle on any day except Saturday on the following portion of
Dublin Boulevard:
On the northerly curbline from a point 419 feet from the
easterly curbline of Village Parkway, easterly a distance of 130
feet .
Section 3 . IMMEDIATE EFFECT
This Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its
enactment because the -adoption and immediate effect . thereof is
necessary in order to protect vehicular and pedestrian safety.
Section 4 . POSTING OF ORDINANCE
The City Clerk of the City of Dublin shall cause this
Ordinance to be posted in .at least three ( 3 ) public places in the
City of Dublin in accordance with Section 36933 of the Government
Code of the State of California .
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City
of Dublin on this 12th day of August, 1985 by the following vote :
AYES :
NOES :
ABSENT:
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: July 26, 1985
TO: Lee Thompson, City Engineer
City of Dublin
FROM: Chris D. Kinzel
TJKM
SUBJECT: Red Curbing on Dublin Boulevard
Between Clark Avenue and Village Parkway
We have reviewed the impacts of installing red curbing on the north side of
Dublin Boulevard between Clark Avenue and Village Parkway, in response to a
request from the Dublin-San Ramon Services District (DSRSD) . Vehicles,
especially trucks, parked on the north side of Dublin Boulevard near the
DSRSD yard have been blocking the view of drivers exiting the nearby access
driveways and causing difficulties for vehicles entering and exiting the
site. This memorandum summarizes our findings and recommendation.
Presently, the curb on the north side of Dublin Boulevard is painted red
near Clark Avenue and near Village Parkway. In between there is a 370 foot
stretch containing 275 linear feet of curb along which parking is allowed
(the remaining area is for driveways) .
A survey of existing businesses adjacent to that section of Dublin
Boulevard reflects that in the Clothestime commercial building most owners
are in favor of and no one has an objection to a possible parking
prohibition. However, owners in the "Big-0-Tire" complex expressed the
need for on-street parking during peak business hours, which usually occur
on Saturdays. A list of the surveyed businesses is attached.
A parking survey of the "Big-O-Tire" complex was performed between
June 18, 1985 and June 29, 1985. The results, as shown in the attached
table, indicate that on one occasion there would have been a shortage in
off-street parking supply if all on-street parking were removed.
One feasible alternative for resolving the issue is to allow on-street
parking east of the "Big-O-Tire" store only on Saturdays for a length of 60
feet and prohibit on-street truck parking at all times between Village
Parkway and Clark Avenue.
As you know, this is the busiest section of Dublin Boulevard in the City.
The red curbing will create more traffic capacity on the westbound approach
to the intersection. It will also alleviate sight distance problems for
vehicles exiting the various driveways in the area. Therefore, we
recommend that red curbing be installed on the north side of Dublin
Boulevard from Clark Avenue to Village Parkway except for a length of 60
feet east of the "Big-0-Tire" Store, where "NO PARKING EXCEPT SATURDAYS"
signs would be installed. This recommendation should be tested initially
for a period of one year.
Lee Thompson -2- July 26, 1985
Since Saturdays are probably the busiest days for this section of Dublin
Boulevard, eventually all on-street parking may need to be removed on the
north side of Dublin Boulevard between Village Parkway and Clark Avenue.
One alternative to accomplish this would be to establish an agreement with
the DSRSD to allow employees of the "Big-O-Tire" complex to use the
existing and future parking lots of the District. We have discussed this
with Mr. Emil Kattan, Assistant Civil Engineer for DSRSD. He indicated
that the District is willing to discuss the possibility of allowing on-site
parking for special purposes, however, there is a potential liability
problem which needs to be reviewed.
In summary, we. recommend the establishment of a "No Parking Zone" along the
northside of Dublin Boulevard except for a 60 foot section east of Big-O-
Tire where Saturday parking would be allowed. In the future, when this
parking needs to be removed, the DSRSD lot is a possible parking area for
Big-0 employees.
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Attachments
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TABLE I
LIST OF SURVEYED BUSINESSES
Clothestime Adolph Garcia, Store Planner
Hairtique Karen Robertson, Owner
Lee's Music Truman Lee, Owner
The Blueprint Shop Sandy Edwards, Manager
The Kitchen Korner Bob Slimick, Partner
Carpets International Steve Izo, Owner
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Big-O-Tire Store Ken Cherry, Owner
Dublin Pool Center I Steve Ridley, Owner
Dublin Plumbing Supply Dave Sequeira, Owner
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TABLE II
'BIG-O-TIRE' COMPLEX PARKING SURVEY RESULTS
33-Space Parking Lot Number of
Number of Number of Nearby Cars
Date Day Time Parked Cars Empty Spaces Parked On-street
June 18, 1985 Wednesday 3:00 p.m. 22 11 1
June 22, 1985 Saturday 10:00 a.m. 22 11 3
June 22, 1985 Saturday 3:00 p.m. 11 22 1
June 28, 1985 Friday 12:00 p.m. 19 14 3
June 28, 1985 Friday 4:00 p.m. 17 16 4 _
June 29, 1985 Saturday 10:00 a.m. 23 10 5
June 29, 1985 Saturday 12:00 p.m. 30 3 6
June 29, 1985 Saturday 4:00 p.m. 22 11 2
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