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Appendix

Traffic Management Plan: Eagle Creek Village

June 7, 2016Pages 61–699 sections

Detailed technical plan for managing vehicle and pedestrian traffic during construction at Watkiss Way & Helmcken Road.

Category 5 Traffic Management PlanPrepared by: West Coast Traffic Control Ltd.Restricted hours: No work either direction 9:00 AM to Noon on Fridays before long weekends

Extension to TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR PROJECT # TP 37-01 WATKISS WAY & HELMCKEN ROAD

Eagle Creek Village: Off /On Site Work

RE: Surgical Center

CATEGORY 5

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Table of Contents

Section Page
Schedule pg. 1
Traffic patterns pg. 2
Emergency Contacts pg. 3
Project Contact List pg. 4
Emergency Vehicles pg. 5
Appendix A Maps pg. 6/7
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SCHEDULE:

This Traffic Management Plan is an extension of the CAT 5 prepared previously and all requirements as laid out in that plan are to be followed within this addition.

Hours of Work:

Helmcken Road:

  • Southbound 9:00AM to 3:00PM Monday through Friday in single lane section
  • Southbound 7:00AM to 7:00PM Monday through Friday in the 2-lane section, as long as one lane of southbound through traffic remains open at all times.
  • Either Direction 9:00AM to Noon on Fridays prior to a long weekend, unless approved by the Towns Representative 5 business days in advance of the intended works.
  • Either Direction 8:00AM to 6:00PM Saturdays

*Note* Progress could change the timeline, however this is the schedule planned.

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Traffic Patterns

Helmcken Rd

Traffic travelling westbound on Helmcken will be moved over to the Gore and traffic will continue to travel as one lane. Left Turn lane on to Chancellor Ave will still be able to turn left and traffic turning right on to Watkiss Way will not be disturbed. The entrance into Eagle Creek will not be affected.

Pedestrians / Cyclist

Sidewalks will be closed when crane is being used. Pedestrians will be rerouted thru the shopping complex with detour signs. The sidewalks will be closed from the entrance to Eagle Creek off of Helmcken and closed at cross walk by Helmcken and Watkiss. Cyclist can travel with traffic or follow detour thru shopping complex. (See maps for detour route)

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Emergency Contact List

Service / Agency Phone Number
Emergency Services 911
Saanich Police (non-emergency) 250-475-4321
Westshore RCMP (non-emergency) 250-474-2264
Saanich Fire (non-emergency) 250-475-7140
View Royal Fire (non-emergency) 250-479-7322
BC Ambulance (non-emergency) 250-727-2400
Victoria General Hospital 250-388-7748
WorksafeBC 1-888-621-7233
WorksafeBC (After Hours) 1-866-922-4357
Provincial Emergency Program (PEP) 1-800-663-3456
Northridge Excavating (Scott Cownden) 250-883-1841
WCTC (Kim Phillips) 250-920-6272
Town of View Royal 24 Hour On-Call 250-882-7311
Raylec 1-800-373-4431
Provincial Highways Condition Centre 1-604-660-9770
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CONTACT LIST

Agency / Person Contact Details
Omicron - Gerry Brummund 250-507-9304
West Coast Traffic Control
Kim Phillips (traffic supervisor) 1-250-748-0536 (office)
250-920-6272 (cell)
Town of View Royal
Deb Becelaere (deputy director) 250-708-2258 ext. 2223 (office)
250-883-2789 (cell)
BC Transit
Bill Shearer (operations manager) 250-995-5616
Raylec Power - Garrett Flawse 250-478-9302
Project Consultant
Ministry of Transportation
Ryan Evanoff 250-952-4495
Mainroad - Rick Gill 250-391-7319
District of Saanich - Troy McKay 250-475-5494 ext. 3450
Island Asphalt - Brad Hoey 250-883-0442
Utilities
BC Hydro 1-888-769-3766
Fortis Gas 1-800-663-9911
Schools
Eagle View Elementary 250-744-2701
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Emergency Vehicles & BC Transit

Emergency vehicles shall be treated with utmost priority and flagged immediately through the construction zone, especially due to the proximity of VGH of Watkiss Way and Helmcken Road. The intersection of Helmcken Road and Watkiss Way is a heavy traffic area and crucial intersection for emergency vehicles. All traffic will be held and if need be construction will be stopped until emergency vehicles are safely thru the construction site. All services are brought through with the same urgency - (Emergency Vehicles include but are not limited to Ambulance, Stretcher services and Medi Vans.)

During any traffic disruptions, the contractor shall ensure that companies providing residential or commercial services, such as BC Transit, Hospital deliveries, garbage/recycling collection and mail delivery, are flagged through the construction zone as a priority and have access to private properties. The contractor shall make every effort to ensure that all private property accesses remain unimpeded.

Periodically the Traffic Control Management and/or Supervisor will approach BC Transit and Ambulance EMS drivers only when safe to do so, and ascertain that Traffic Management is accommodating their needs, and if they have any concerns.

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APPENDIX A

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Maps

(See Maps Attached to Submission)

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Extracted from: 2016 06 07 Council Agenda - Pdf