The document summarizes a stakeholder meeting for a safety corridor management study of US 52/SR 7. It discusses the project history and approach, which includes assessing existing and future conditions through analyses of travel characteristics, reliability and safety, traffic volumes and growth, crashes, and geometric deficiencies. Preliminary findings along the corridor were presented and next steps include further public engagement and identifying solutions. Comments from stakeholders were requested on the initial analyses.

1. US 52/SR 7 Safety Corridor
Management Study
Stakeholder Meeting #2
September 22, 2020

2. o Saleem Salameh, KYOVA Transportation Director
o Bethany Wild, KYOVA Project Manager
o Matt Selhorst, HDR Project Manager
INTRODUCTIONS

3. Project History
• Previous Study completed in 2007
• Individual sites analyzed

4. o Stakeholder and Public Involvement
o Land Use Analysis and Scenario
Planning
o Existing and Future Conditions
o Needs Analysis
o Ironton Pavement Management
o Recommendations and
Implementation
PROJECT APPROACH

5. o State of the Corridor Assessment
oTravel Characteristics
oReliability and Safety
o Travel Time index
o Speeds
o Volumes
o Crash Analyses
o Capacity Analyses
o Geometric Deficiencies
EXISTING AND FUTURE CONDITIONS

6. CORRIDOR STUDY HISTORY

7. EXISTING AT-GRADE INTERSECTIONS AND DRIVEWAYS

8. AREAS FOR POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

9. TRAFFIC ORIGINS AND DESTINATIONS (THROUGH)

10. TRAFFIC ORIGINS AND DESTINATIONS

11. TRAFFIC ORIGINS AND DESTINATIONS (THROUGH)

12. TRAFFIC ORIGINS AND DESTINATIONS

13. TRAFFIC ORIGINS AND DESTINATIONS

14. TRAFFIC ORIGINS AND DESTINATIONS

15. TRAVEL TIME RELIABILITY INDEX

16. TRAFFIC VOLUMES AND GROWTH

17. TRUCK MOVEMENTS

18. COMMODITIES BY TRUCK (BY TONNAGE)
Rank Originating Commodity
1 Petroleum or Coal Products
2 Secondary (Truck) Traffic
3 Chemicals Or Allied Products
4 Transportation Equipment
5 Clay, Concrete, Glass or Stone
6 Food or Kindred Products
7 Lumber or Wood Products
8 Fabricated Metal Products
9 Primary Metal Products
10 Rubber or Misc Plastics
11 All Other Commodities
Rank Terminating Commodity
1 Nonmetallic Minerals
2 Clay, Concrete, Glass or Stone
3 Food or Kindred Products
4 Chemicals Or Allied Products
5 Secondary (Truck) Traffic
6 Primary Metal Products
7 Petroleum or Coal Products
8 Lumber or Wood Products
9 Fabricated Metal Products
10 Pulp, paper or allied products
11 All Other Commodities

19. AVERAGE TRUCK TRIP LENGTHS (MILES)

20. CRASH DENSITY AND SEVERITY

21. GEOMETRIC DEFICIENCIES

22. TRAFFIC CONGESTION

23. PRELIMINARY DRAFT ASSESSMENT
Low Travel
Time
Reliability
At-Grade
Intersections/Driveways
Present
Development
opportunities
Traffic
Growth/Congestion
Issues Present
High Crash
Density
Geometrics
Deficiencies
Present
Current
projects/studies
SR 650 interchange area O O O
Deep cut road O O
SR 93 interchange area O O O O O
SR 141 interchange O O
SR 243 O O O O
12th/13th Street Bridge O O O
CR1/CR 15 O O O
Grandview Avenue O O O O
Solida Road
Burlington Macedonia Rd area O O O O O O
Charley Creek Rd area O O O O O
Buffalo Creek Rd area O
SR 7/6th Street Bridge intersection O O
SR 7/SR 243 O O
SR 7/East Bridge intersection area O O O O O
SR 7/Irene Rd O O O O
SR 7/775 O O O O
SR 7/CR 7 O O O
SR 7 east O O
Preliminary Draft Assessment

24. COMMENTS
o Comments – Give us feedback on initial analyses
o Information shown on KYOVA website –
WWW.KYOVAIPC.ORG
o Matt Selhorst
614-257-8353
Matt.Selhorst@hdrinc.com

25. NEXT STEPS
o Receive and review comments
o Public engagement
o Complete Existing and Future Conditions
o Identify and analyze solutions

26. ?
QUESTIONS
Bethany Wild, bwild@kyovaipc.org,
304-523-7434
Matt Selhorst, Matt.Selhorst@hdrinc.com,
614-257-8353

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28. STUDY OVERVIEW– PROPOSED SCHEDULE
o Land Use and Scenario Planning – June 2020
o Existing and Future Conditions Report – October 2020
o Ironton Pavement Management – October 2020
o Needs Analysis – December 2020
o Recommendations – February 2020
o Final Plan - April 2021
o Stakeholder and Public Engagement
o 3 Stakeholder – May 2020, September 2020,
December 2021, March 2021
o 2 Public Open houses – October 2020, January
2021

29. Ohio 384,018.3 233,152.5 277,550.8
Ohio Gravel 88,348.6Coal-n.e.c. 64,370.0Coal-n.e.c. 44,989.0
Ohio Nonmetal min. prods. 43,529.7Base metals 22,510.2Crude petroleum 34,567.3
Ohio Gasoline 29,136.6Cereal grains 12,856.1Coal 29,555.6
Ohio Cereal grains 24,947.9Mixed freight 11,743.1Base metals 20,959.1
Ohio Waste/scrap 23,073.1Other foodstuffs 11,575.6Gravel 16,639.7
Ohio Natural sands 15,204.4Other ag prods. 10,938.6Other foodstuffs 11,865.5
Ohio Coal 14,999.4Motorized vehicles 9,113.0Waste/scrap 9,188.6
Ohio Fuel oils 13,909.9Waste/scrap 8,459.5Nonmetal min. prods. 9,079.4
Ohio Other foodstuffs 13,802.3Plastics/rubber 7,074.2Plastics/rubber 8,611.2
Ohio Coal-n.e.c. 13,742.0Nonmetal min. prods. 6,786.2Basic chemicals 8,151.8