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2002-122-Order No. 2002-030 Recorded 2/19/2002REVIEWED L A COUNSEL COUNTY OFFICIAL JOURNAL 02/19/2002 02:34:47 PM MARY HSUESPENHOLLOW, COUNTYRCLERKS Q2002'122 COMMISSIONERS' BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON An Order Establishing a Designated Speed of 35 mph on all of Chisholm Trail located in Conestoga Hills Subdivision, Deschutes County, Oregon ORDER NO. 2002-030 WHEREAS, pursuant to ORS 810.180 paragraph (8), Section(a), the Board of County Commissioners as a road authority have been delegated authority by the Oregon Department of Transportation designate reasonable and safe speeds on low volume or not hard surfaced County roads; and WHEREAS, the County exercises its authority according to criteria adopted by the Oregon Department of Transportation; and WHEREAS, that portion of Chisholm Trail lies outside the corporate limits of any city; and WHEREAS, it appears that a safety necessity exists on all of Chisholm Trail; now therefore, THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON ORDERS as follows: Section 1. The designated speed of 35 mph be assigned to all of Chisholm Trail. Section 2. That the County Road official erect appropriate signing according to ORS 810.200 requirements giving notice of the established speed. Section 3. That any previous order with respect to the designated speed for the above road which is in conflict with the provisions of this order is hereby rescinded. DATED this Jam`" day of , 2002. BOARD OFC UNTY COMMISSIONERS OF DESCHIYTES COQ tpr, OREGON TOM ATTEST: Recording Secretary M Order No. 2002-030 - Page 1 of 1 NIS R. LUIfE�, GOM,MISSIONER M. DALY, g6mMISSIONER DESCHUTES COUNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT SPEED ZONE REQUEST ROAD NAME: CHISHOLM TRAIL (ROAD #3370) FROM: TO: GROFF ROAD END OF ROAD FROM MILE POST: TO MILE POST: 0.00 1.13 ENTERING SPEED: EXISTING SPEED: BASIC RULE (55 MPH) BASIC RULE (55 MPH) AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC: ROADWAY CLASIFFICATION: 77 RURAL/LOCAL SPEED RECOMMENDATION - ENGINEERING DEPTARTMENT: 35 MPH Reasons for recommendation: �— Engineering study Resident's Request SPEED RECOMMENDATION - SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT 3 S MPH Reasons for recommendation: � tiS,�a--,-) A-1,_ 24's L C, fLf- SPEED REQUESTED - LOCAL RESIDENTS 30-35—MPH Reasons for recommendation: See attached letter If you have any questions concerning speed zones, contact the Road Department at (541) 388- 6581, FAX 388-2719 or 61150 SE 27th St., Bend, OR 97702. October 16, 2000 Mr. Gary Judd Deschutes Bounty Road Department 61150 SE 27th Street Bend, OR 97702 Re: Conestoga Hills Speed Limit Dear Mr. Judd: David J. Fiore 23238 Butterfield Trail Bend, OR 97702 (�;q t) 3E2 --i37 My name is Dave Fiore, and I am the chairman of the Conestoga Hills Homeowners Association. Recently, I surveyed all 74 homeowners who currently reside in our subdivision. Nearly 54 surveys were returned to me. Of those, ninety percent of the homeowners were concerned about the speed of vehicles in the subdivision. On behalf of the people I represent, I am requesting that the Deschutes County Road Department conduct appropriate studies to establish a speed limit on the streets within Conestoga Hills subdivision. As an association we are concerned that under current conditions that the vehicles traveling through the subdivision at speeds reaching 50-60 MPH threaten and endanger residents, wildlife, and other motorists alike. The roads in our development are narrow, have no shoulders, or shoulders that are sloped and irregular, no sidewalks, and for the most part have no designated lane markings, and no designated crosswalks. The intersections in many cases have limited visibility based upon the terrain and the road design. Our community is made up of single family residences with any number of children and pets occupying the streets at any given time. Additionally, we are directly in a deer migration zone and one of our residents recently struck an elk. We realize that engineering studies involving traffic and speed counts may be required and can take time. We are doing what we can to slow residents down. Perhaps even "Children at Play" or "Slow" signs could help improve this dangerous situation. It is my understanding that ORS 81.1.100 states: "a person commits the offense if the vehicle is being driven at a speed greater than is reasonable and prudent." Using this Basic Speed Rule as our guide, we believe that a speed limit of 30-35 MPH is more appropriate on the roadways of our neighborhood. We respectfully request that the County undertake the necessary engineering reviews so that a measure of safety can be returned to our neighborhood roadways. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. If you have additional questions, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, aviid J. Fir Chairman, Conestoga Hills Homeowners Association TYPICAL VIEWS - CHISHOLM TRAIL 1. LOOKING EAST, BEGINNING OF CHISHOLN RD t 3. LOOKING EAST, AT DROVE WAY 5. LOOKING EAST, AT BARLOW TRAIL 2. LOOKING WEST AT FRONTIER WAY 4. LOOKING WEST, AT BOZEMAN TRAIL 6. LOOKING WEST, AT BARLOW TRAIL TYPICAL VIEWS - CHISHOLM TRAIL TLOOKING EAST, AT BARLOW TRAIL 8. LOOKING WEST, AT THE END POEM •L v m - m C mC E C d E O i■M V1 U c� N OW 0 L^ N U , / �� Li -r— O oco UOUa Exmm mep c) E AcLnCL b= O p 6 d N N V)Q z3m$vcW 9mo�a�mc3S's O O N co W O ca 0 v m - m C mC E C d m 0 C Exmm mep c) E UV b= O p 6 d N N V)Q z3m$vcW 9mo�a�mc3S's m m a0 ma 9 4-% Q 3n�� of W m V O m P� E(9a WWmdO E O m v j (n c c a�_'pi y� c m L d£ m �ON�i@cum• U EZ Recommendation: 35 Section: Investigated A From: GROFF ROAD To: END OF ROAD Historical Background: DESCHUTES COUNTY Report of Speed Zone Investigation CHISHOLM TRAIL MP 0.00 MP 1.13 Investigation Requested by: GARY JUDD, TRAFFIC ENGENEER Requested Speed: 35 Previous Action: NONE Investigation: A Section Length 1.13 85% Speed 41 00 Accident Rate* 0.00 00 Average Daily Traffic 154 Culture Type and Density RURAL / LIGHT Horizontal Alignment 10 CURVES Vertical Alignment MILDLY Stopped UNDULATING Curve Signs & Speed Riders NONE Existing Posted Speed 55 (STAT) Roadway Data: Surface BITUMINOUS Width 24 FT Lanes 2 Parking NOT PROHIBITED Shoulders GRAVEL Intersecting Streets 4 Paved 4 Stopped 4 Existing 55 MPH (STAT) 55 MPH (STAT) Recommended 35 MPH 35 MPH Signalized 0 Accident Data: Study Period 1/1/1998- 12/31/2000 /1/1998- 12/31/2000 Total Accidents 0 Injuries 0 Fatalities 0 Accident 0 Spot Speed Data: 85% Speed 41 MPH Pace Limits 2/ 30-39 % in Pace 71.77% Maximum Speed 55 MPH Posted Speed B.R % Exceeding Posted Speed 0.00% Computed Speed 3/ Factors Influencing Recommendation: 85% SPEED RESIDENTIAL REQUEST DESCHUTES COUNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT Roadway: CHISHOLM TRAIL 0 City: 0 County: DESCHUTES Location: 200 FT EAST OF DROVER WAY 0 0 1.00 0.90 0.80 0.70 d `m 0.60 IL d 0.50 E 0.40 v 0.30 0.20 0.10 0.00 0 Date: ` 1win- Weather 6/25/2001 7:00 AM CLEAR Direction of Travel: WEST TO EAST 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 °,6 of Veh. - - - - - -Speed Limit — - -- - 85th Percentile MPH W Combined E # of Vehicles 81 124 76 85th % Speed 41 41 37 Pace Limits 30-39 30-39 26-35 Mean Speed 34.83 35.19 32.74 Median Speed 35 35 32 Std. 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