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Project Summary: Traffic Count Data Collection - Various Neighbourhoods

April 8, 2025Page 402 sections

A project to collect baseline traffic volume and speed data to inform future traffic calming measures.

8.1.a) 2025 Draft Financial Plan
$25,000 operational budget in FY2Priority: DiscretionaryFunding from Casino revenue
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Project Summary

Priority: Discretionary Public Engagement: Inform

Project Name: Traffic Count Data Collection - Various Neighbourhoods 1-2-03100-615 CC310-17

Submitted by: Ivan Leung Director: Ivan Leung, Transportation Services

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Executive Summary

This project is included as a result of Council resolution C-111-24 from the July 16, 2024 regular Council meeting: THAT a Project Summary to collect data for traffic counts and speeds in various neighbourhoods in the Town be brought forward to the 2025 budget deliberations.

This was based on a Council request to collect baseline data from all neighbourhoods for traffic counts and traffic speeds in the next 12 months.

Staff do not recommend this project due to redundancies with other projects and limited staffing resources and training.

Business problem and opportunity

Staff do not recommend moving forward with this project as it is redundant due to other projects and processes, specifically:

  • Staff have operationally retained traffic counter services on a one time basis for key residential streets in 2024 to provide baseline data for the 2025 Transportation Master Plan;
  • The 2025 Transportation Master Plan will provide better insight and recommendations on how to effectively create and administer traffic speed and volume monitoring programs.

Proposed project objectives

To identify key transportation metrics such as vehicle volumes and speeds within View Royal neighbourhood streets. The information would be interpreted to inform on policy driven traffic calming measures, and used for transportation master planning.

Business risks

There are two issues with respect to this program: financial and staffing resources:

  • This program will not be best value for dollars spent given its redundancy with other programs. Funding would be better allocated towards the transportation master plan
  • The interpretation of the data will require staff time, resources and potential training. Staff time and resources allocated to this program will detract from the Town's ability to deliver its priority projects (i.e. critical or required)

This project does not include the implementation of traffic calming measures.

Proposed sources of funding

Casino Revenue 1-1-00557-866

Costs and benefits

Financial table for project costs
Financial table for project costs
Costs FY1 FY2 FY3 FY4 FY5 5-year Total
Capital 0 0 0 0 0 0
Operational 0 25,000 0 0 0 25,000
Total 0 25,000 0 0 0 25,000
Benefits
Tangible
Intangible

Recommendation

This project was requested by Council (Council Driven)

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Extracted from: 2025 04 08 Committee of the Whole Agenda - Agenda - Pdf