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SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION SAFETYCOMMITTEE (STSC) AGENDASeptember 7, 2016 – 9:00 a.m.310 Court Street, 1st FloorPlanning Conference RoomClearwater, FL 33756THE PLANNING COUNCIL AND METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION FOR PINELLAS COUNTY1. CALL TO ORDER AND INTRODUCTIONS2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – APRIL 6, 20163. WHO IS FORWARD PINELLAS?4. 2016 HAZARDOUS WALK REVIEW PROCESS5. FUTURE MISSION OF THE SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY COMMITTEE6. PINELLAS SPOTLIGHT PLANNING EMPHASIS AREA UPDATE7. OTHER BUSINESSA.B.C.D.E.F.CDMS School Zone Crash Pilot Screening ToolSTEPS PROGRAMSchool RelatedTravel to School SafetyTracking List/Traffic OperationsPinellas County Schools Five Year Capital Outlay Plan and Long Range Plan8. ADJOURNMENTPublic participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability, or familystatus. Persons who require special accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act or persons whorequire translation services (free of charge) should contact the Office of Human Rights, 400 South Fort HarrisonAvenue, Suite 300, Clearwater, Florida 33756; [(727) 464-4062 (V/TDD)] at least seven days prior to themeeting.Persons are advised that, if they decide to appeal any decision made at this meeting/hearing, they will need arecord of the proceedings and, for such purpose, they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of theproceedings is made, which record includes testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.Next Meeting: To be determined
STSC – September 07, 20162. Approval of MinutesSUMMARYThe meeting summary for the April 6, 2016 meeting is attached for review and approval.ATTACHMENT(S): STSC Meeting Summary – April 6, 2016ACTION: Approval of Meeting Summary
SUMMARY OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY COMMITTEEMEETING OF APRIL 6, 2016The meeting was held on Wednesday, April 6, 2016, at 9:00 a.m., in the PlanningDepartment Conference Room. Those in attendance were:Members Present:Peggy O’Shea (Chairman)Andy Steingold (Vice Chairman)John CarrollCarol CookMark DeightonHeather GracyDoug MullisMembers Absent:Amy FosterJanet LongTownsend TarapaniDoreen CaudellOthers Present:Mike BurkeScott SwearengenLucas CruseChris CochranRodney ChatmanSandra CuddingtonSarah WardCarolyn KuntzPinellas County School BoardCity of Safety HarborCity of LargoPinellas County School BoardPSTACity of DunedinCitizen RepresentativeCity of St. PetersburgPinellas County (BCC)City of Tarpon SpringsCity of ClearwaterCity of OldsmarCity of SeminoleCity of Madeira BeachCity of GulfportPinellas County SchoolsPinellas County Planning DepartmentCity of St. PetersburgPSTAPinellas County MPOPinellas County MPOPinellas County MPOPinellas County MPOI.CALL TO ORDERUntil Chairman O’Shea could arrived, Vice Chairman Andy Steingold called the meeting to orderat 9:00 a.m.II.INTRODUCTIONS AND WELCOMEEveryone was welcomed and asked to introduce themselves.III.APPROVAL OF MINUTES – September 2, 2015Commissioner Carroll moved, Mr. Mullis seconded, and motion carried to approve themeeting minutes.IV.PRESENTATIONSA. Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority’s Universal Pass ProgramChris Cochran, PSTA, reviewed a PowerPoint presentation on PSTA’s Universal Pass(UPASS) Program. UPASS allows agencies, major employers, schools, and universities/colleges to pay PSTA an annual rate in exchange for unlimited public transit access for theiremployees and/or students. He provided information on current participants, FY15 ridership,
Pinellas County STSC – Minutes of April 6, 2016benefits, the possibility of public school students to utilize this program as a viable alternative,and the next steps.**During PSTA’s presentation, Chairman O’Shea arrived**There was discussion regarding public school students and the issue with safety andsecurity. Chairman O’Shea and Ms. Cook stated parents would probably not choose to usethe program, the buses wouldn’t be dedicated to only students, and some of the bus routesdon’t run during the time or go where needed for students to access their school. It wasnoted this is a good program for PTEC (Pinellas Technical Education Center), St.Petersburg College, and the University of South Florida (USF) in Tampa and St. Petersburg.It was suggested that PSTA partner with HART regarding USF. Mr. Cochran noted theregional farebox program would be helpful once it’s implemented. Mr. Burke reported on theClearwater Fundamental School where three buses serve that school but it’s not part of theUPASS Program. Mr. Cochran responded that bus routes might need to be redesigned inorder to serve schools. Mr. Cochran felt it was important for children at a young age to learnhow to use transit. Based on comment by Ms. Ward, Mr. Cochran explained there is astudent pass program that students can use during the summer but, due to low ridership, itwill probably end soon. Chairman O’Shea noted the School District doesn’t have funding forthis program but could help promote it.V.PINELLAS SCHOOLS COLLABORATIVEScott Swearengen, Pinellas County Planning Department – Long Range Planning Division,introduced himself as Pinellas County Planning Department staff that provides support for theSTSC and supports the Pinellas Schools Collaborative. He provided his background and relevantexperience. The Schools Collaborative was responsible for updating the recent InterlocalAgreement between the local governments and the School Board to coordinate land use and theschool facilities planning, as well as assisted with the recent update of the Public School FacilitiesElement of the Comprehensive Plan that was countywide in nature so local governments couldadopt it into their own Comprehensive Plan. Mr. Swearengen explained the Collaborative hasn’tmet recently and asked that members contact him if there were relevant subjects theCollaborative should discuss.Ms. Ward added the Collaborative was involved with traffic impacts related to charters schoolsand better coordination with charter schools and local governments to address the traffic impacts.Mr. Swearengen added that the Collaborative assisted with coordination of new development sothe School District was aware of development within a local government and the potential impactsof additional students. Mr. Burke responded that Marshall Touchton of the School District receivesinformation regarding larger developments but they are missing information as it pertains tosmaller infill sites where additional students could impact the school(s) for that area. ChairmanO’Shea noted the issue is with redevelopment and the potential of additional students with theredeveloped property and, related, is couples selling their houses to families with students thatdoesn’t show up in the databases. Mr. Swearengen responded that he could share the PlanningDepartment’s long range planning initiatives working with the County Administrator andCommissioners as it relates to moving demographics to entire young families to move intoPinellas County. In addition, Mr. Swearengen noted they are looking at bringing in moredensification to the County’s infill areas. Mr. Burke noted that this affects the new for additionalcrossing guards and the local government’s budget that pays for the crossing guards. Regardingcrossing guards and the need for safe crossings, Mr. Burke responded the STEPS Committeedeals with crossing guards and Marshall Touchton of the School District attends those meetings.Regarding the need for the Collaborative to meet, Ms. Ward indicated the next School SafetyCommittee meeting is September 7 and the Collaborative could meet before or combined with the2
Pinellas County STSC – Minutes of April 6, 2016School Committee meeting but she would have further discussions with the Planning Departmentstaff as to the best approach.Chairman O’Shea noted the School District is in the process of bonding money in order to getconstruction projects done sooner and there could be traffic impacts during construction. Ms.Ward indicated the agenda used to include construction projects in the School District’s Five YearWork Program so they could look at the projects and the potential traffic impacts.Chairman O’Shea also noted the School District is trying to eliminate portables and is discussingthe possibility of reopening North Ward Elementary School.VI.PINELLAS SPOTLIGHT PLANNING EMPHASIS AREA UPDATEA. Vision for the U.S. 19 CorridorB. Gateway/Mid-County Area PlanningC. Enhancing Beach AccessRodney Chatman, MPO staff, provided an update on the emphasis areas that were selectedat a strategic planning session with the board in September. These three emphasis areaswere confirmed at the December board meeting. Mr. Chatman provided information on thelistening sessions for the three emphasis areas where they are hoping to receive constructiveinput to help guide planning activities for each work plan. Mr. Chatman distributed threehandouts that described the planning elements and activities for each emphasis area. Thiswill be a standing item on the agenda for the next two years. Ms. Ward added staff will beworking with the Technical Coordinating Committee that includes School District staff and willcontinue to engage the School Committee on an ongoing basis. Ms. Ward noted they arelooking at whether to continue the overpass interchange concept for U.S. 19 north of TampaRoad due to the major impacts to the land uses located along that corridor.At this time, Mr. Chatman noted the concern the City of Clearwater staff brought up to theMPO regarding the timing of spring break for Pinellas, Pasco, and Hillsborough Counties.Clearwater staff asked whether the three School Districts could stagger their spring break tohelp with alleviate some of the beach traffic during spring break. Chairman O’Shearesponded the Pinellas School District could discuss the possibility. Ms. Cook added there isa test cycle the School District has to work around that would need to be considered.Chairman O’Shea noted the school year will start earlier next year for the three counties,which means spring break will be shift. Ms. Ward added that the spring break timing is on theagenda of the Transportation Management Area (TMA) Leadership Group for Friday andrepresentatives of Pinellas, Pasco, and Hillsborough are on that committee.Ms. Ward added that staff is looking at Clearwater Beach access to address the trafficimpacts. Ms. Ward welcomed everyone to participate in the listening sessions.VII.OTHER BUSINESSA. STEPS ProgramInformation is included in the agenda packet.B. School Crossing Guard Appreciation Day – February 5, 2016Information is included in the agenda packet.C. School-Related Email InformationInformation is included in the agenda packet.D. Tracking List/Traffic OperationsThe tracking list for operational issues is included in the agenda packet. Ms. Ward reportedthe Bryan Lane lighting has been completed since the last STSC meeting.3
Pinellas County STSC – Minutes of April 6, 2016Chairman O’Shea asked about the flashing lights at Bentley Drive and Alderman Road. Mr.Burke responded the decision was to install Rapid Rectangular Flashing Beacons (RRF) forthe students to activate and not have crossing guard at that location but they will still havecrossing guards at Alderman Road. Chairman O’Shea asked about the flashing signalinstalled at Delaware and Alternate 19 near Palm Harbor University High School, Mr. Burkeresponded Pinellas County recently installed RRFBs. They had asked FDOT to install theRRFB but FDOT indicated it did not meet warrants. Mr. Burke reported there is still an issuewith street lighting in the area and the School District is asking Pinellas County to considerstreet lighting. Chairman O’Shea indicated there is the possibility of a traffic signal beinginstalled at Alternate 19 and Nebraska Avenue and that street lights could be installed atDelaware as part of a package. Mr. Burke responded they are still discussing the bestsolution and that the entire area before and after the crosswalk needs to be lit for safety andnot just directly on the crosswalk.E.Hazardous Walk ReviewMr. Burke reported on changes to the legislation that deals with hazardous walk conditionsthat expands the definition of hazardous walking conditions and requires local governmentsto repair those conditions in a reasonable amount of time. The School District will provide areport to the Director of Transportation and then to the Superintendent for a determination.The law requires the School District to contact the local government that has jurisdictionover the road to put the improvements into their Five-Year Work Plan to correct the hazard.This is the first year and they are now required to report to a law enforcementrepresentative, a municipal representative, and a representative of the jurisdiction for thehazardous road. If the local government doesn’t include the correction in their Five-YearWork Plan, they will need to provide a statement to the Superintendent indicating why theyare not including the correction and the Superintendent notifies the Department ofEducation. Mr. Burke indicated their last meeting is April 25 and he hopes to have therecommendations by the end of May. Mr. Burke reported that there are only a few minortweaks to the requirements, with the biggest changes dealing with reporting and resolutionof the hazards by the local jurisdiction over the roadway.F.OtherMs. Ward announced the retirement of Carolyn Kuntz, who prepares the agenda packetsand minutes for the STSC meetings.Chairman O’Shea reported that school will begin August 10, which means this will be ashorter summer. They are starting the school year earlier in order to complete the semesterand be through with testing before the winter break. This will also help the students who aredual enrolled and attend St. Pete College so the time period for tests will be coordinated.Chairman O’Shea and Mr. Burke commented that the School District receives good supportfrom the police departments to assist with driver awareness during school times to keepstudents safe.Commissioner Carroll asked how to get better participation on the STSC from the otherparticipants who don’t attend and what they can do to get people involved before the nextmeeting. Commissioner Carroll questioned the frequency of the meetings, noting they onlymeet twice a year, just before school ends and begins. Commissioner Carroll felt there isvalue in meeting. Ms. Ward responded that she will discuss sending a letter requestingparticipation with the MPO Chairman. In addition, Ms. Ward responded that they will havean item on the next STSC agenda to discuss the frequency of the meetings. Ms. Wardexplained that, when the STSC was first established, they addressed operational issues inand around schools. Those operational issues are listed on the tracking list and are mostlycomplete.4
Pinellas County STSC – Minutes of April 6, 2016Regarding Largo High School, Mr. Burke asked Commissioner Carroll to contact FDOT if henotices any issues with traffic at the beginning of the next school year. Mr. Burke reportedthat delineators will be installed so there won’t be any left turns at Largo High School.Commissioner Deighton asked about the schools that have been in the newspaper latelythat have problems and why they aren’t on the list for improvements. Ms. Ward respondedthere are five schools with academic issues and not traffic or operational issues. Ms. Cookadded that the School District is addressing those issues and is making progress.Ms. Ward asked about Melrose Elementary School. Chairman O’Shea responded thatMelrose Elementary School is an older school and there have been discussions with theresidents as to whether to build a new school. There isn’t land to build a new school so theywould have to build on the same land as the current school is located. The School District islooking at possibly building the school where John Hopkins Middle School is located and theCity of St. Petersburg has offered land but it’s industrial and other safety and legal issues.VIII.ADJOURNMENTThe Committee adjourned at 10:17 a.m.5
STSC – September 7, 20163. Who is Forward Pinellas?SUMMARYFORWARD PINELLAS – INTEGRATING LAND USE AND TRANSPORTATIONIn 2014, a special act of the Florida Legislature combined the Pinellas County Metropolitan Planning Organizationand Pinellas Planning Council into a single entity with a 13-member governing board of elected officials representingthe different communities throughout Pinellas County.Through a staff services agreement covering the operations of the unified organization, Forward Pinellas will provideleadership and coordinated land use and transportation decision-making in Pinellas, which remains one of Florida’smost densely populated counties with almost one million residents.With a unique set of geographic, economic, social and environmental challenges, as well as being uniquely positionedregionally, Pinellas County is an important transportation partner in the Tampa Bay area. Forward Pinellas is able toreinforce community goals for redevelopment through a coordinated multi-jurisdictional approach to strategic planningand technical assistance to guide and sustain investments in transportation, use of developable land, and protectionof natural and cultural resources.Forward Pinellas is on Twitter as @ForwardPinellas and is also active on other social media platforms. Please visitour new website, www.forwardpinellas.org, for more information about our new organization.Forward Pinellas staff will provide a brief overview of the agency’s new brand.ATTACHMENTS:NoneACTION:None Required, Informational Item Only
STSC – September 7, 20164. 2016 Hazardous Walk Review ProcessSUMMARYProcesses already completed: Hazard Review Committee met in March – April 2016 Reviewed all hazard locations within 2 miles of schools – traffic counts, students counts, hazardboundaries and students at non hazard locations Jurisdictions & Pinellas County Schools (PCS) staff completed all Department of Education (DOE) formsfor all declared hazards Declared hazards that were re-classified as unfunded removed from state hazard database Street and boundary adjustments are currently being updated in Transportation Routing software Meeting scheduled to review all adjustments and develop request for jurisdiction position statementPinellas County School District staff will give a brief overview of the hazardous walking conditions process andfindings.ATTACHMENTS:Hazardous Walking Conditions Determination and Student Data Reporting Revisions MemoHazardous Walking Site Review ChecklistHazardous Review SpreadsheetACTION:None Required, Informational Item Only
Hazardous Walk ReviewPCS/Interagency1 of 7Sch #School NameHaz TypeCommitteeReview DateHazard StreetHazard FromHazard ToTraffic Count(Per/Hr)HazardCode #Edulog Boundary State RecordIDID011Azalea ESUnfunded3/28/201666th St NTyrone Blvd N5th Ave N35991783011Azalea ESUnfunded3/28/2016Treasure Island CswyParadise LnSunset Dr1920147016Bay Point ESUnfunded3/28/201634th St S38th Ave S7rd Ave S21471782023Bay Vista FundNA3/28/2016027Bear Creek ESNA3/28/2016048Campbell Park ESNA3/28/2016182Douglas Jamerson ESUnfunded3/28/2016121Fairmount Park ESNA3/28/2016169Gulfport ESUnfunded3/28/2016202Lakewood ESNA3/28/2016142Lynch ESUnfunded3/28/201634th St N67th Ave N58th Ave N3891228Maximo ESUnfunded3/28/201634th St S22nd Ave SParadise Pointe Cir S237Melrose ESUnfunded3/28/201634th St S4th Ave S253Mount Vernon ESUnfunded3/28/201628th St N253Mount Vernon ESUnfunded3/28/2016459New Heights ESUnfunded3/28/2016269North Shore ESNA015Bauder ES039# busStudent Count 2 6337024th Ave S214717512406398018th Ave N7th Ave N305314954293796934th St N30th Ave N1st Ave N3130159934th St N68th Ave N11th Ave 9Blanton ESNA4/4/20164502433631Gulf BeachesNA4/4/2016234742214Lealman ESUnfunded4/4/2016US Hwy 19 N80th Ave N32nd Ave N16414410403279Northwest ESNA4/4/201666th St N38th Ave N6th Ave N1744520442302Orange Grove ESNA4/4/2016Seminole BlvdFreedom BlvdPark Blvd1771270208147Perkins ESUnfunded4/4/201634th St NCentral Ave30th Ave S21471626954410814376Sanderlin ESUnfunded4/4/201634th St S5th Ave S42nd Ave S2147184875469511375Sawgrass ESNA4/4/20166613210391Seminole ESNA4/4/20162534488Hazard Review Worksheet34th St N34th St S66th St N13th Ave N13th Ave S82nd Ave N39th Ave S305330th Ave S2147Tyrone Blvd17261441673891U: Pinellas P: pinellas52Gov. EntityComments29ped bridge by Gibbs2215Last update: 3:23 PM 8/31/2016
Hazardous Walk ReviewPCS/Interagency2 of 7Sch #School NameHaz TypeCommitteeReview DateHazard StreetHazard FromHazard To396Seventy-Fourth St ESNA4/4/201666th St N62nd Ave NTyrone Blvd126Sexton ESUnfunded4/4/201634th St N72nd Ave N40th Ave N402Shore Acres ESNA4/4/2016477Westgate ESNA4/4/201666th St N54th Ave N20th Ave N493Woodlawn ESUnfunded4/4/201634th St N28th Ave N7th Ave N012Azalea MSNA4/4/2016017Bay Point MSUnfunded4/4/201634th St S50th Ave SSunshine Skyway LaneNA406John Hopkins MSUnfunded4/4/201634th St S1st ave S11th Ave S215Lealman IntUnfunded4/4/201634th St N26th Ave N232Meadowlawn MSUnfunded4/4/201634 St NHaines Rd N393Seminole MSNA4/4/2016463Thurgood Marsh MSUnfunded4/4/2016461Tyrone MSNA4/4/201634th St S1st Ave STraffic Count(Per/Hr)HazardCode #Edulog Boundary State RecordIDID# busStudent Count 2 38171062174343199493551NA11412717409076th Ave NNA4113463591653rd Ave nNA1181011066980151178491149671571394626346th Ave S38913130NA1784Gov. EntityUnfundedComments30324/4/2016043Boca Ciega HSNA4/25/2016171763656153Gibbs HSNA4/25/2016221433554203Lakewood HSNA4/25/2016131158537264Northeast HSNA4/25/2016161810879380PTEC South HSNA4/25/2016392Seminole HSNA4/25/2016202038727378St Petersburg HSUnfunded4/25/2016172004566Hazard Review WorksheetNO RECORDS FOUND34th St N28th Ave N13th Ave S278U: Pinellas P: pinellas52152Last update: 3:23 PM 8/31/2016
Hazardous Walk ReviewPCS/Interagency3 of 7Sch #School NameHaz TypeCommitteeReview DateHazard StreetHazard FromHazard ToTraffic Count(Per/Hr)HazardCode #Edulog Boundary State RecordIDIDGov. EntityMID COUNTY# busStudent Count 2 milesUnfundedComments18Deep Ditches - Impairedwalkpath - 35mphMID COUNTY005Anona ESParal.3/14/2016Indian Rocks RDWilcox RdHoneysuckle Rd07005217863001C4401276013Bardmoor ESParal.3/14/2016Starkey RdLargo Lakes Blvd94th Ave N1101321813647C4546345032Belcher ESPerp.3/14/2016US Hwy 19 NCove Cay DrNursery Rd60090503212942449C658031215032Belcher ESPerp.3/14/2016East Bay DrUS Hwy 19Plumosa Dr49641103221793648A081Cross Bayou ESUnfunded4/18/2016Bryan Dairy RdBelcher Rd62nd St N938629144136Fuguitt ESParal.3/14/2016Ulmerton RdRailroad AveLake Ave SE05136316162472C753825034136Fuguitt ESParal.3/14/2016Ulmerton RdCoral Way113th St1013621503556C243Mildred Helms ESNA3/14/2016336Pinellas Central ESPerp.4/18/2016US Hwy 19 NGateway BlvdUlmerton Rd414805336116302506339Pinellas Park ESPerp.4/18/2016US Hwy 19 N66th Ave N49th St N488805339116522509346Ponce De Leon ES435Rawlings ESNA4/18/2016417Skyview ESPerp.4/18/2016US Hwy 19 N106th Ave NMainlands Blvd48881041711603564D417Skyview ESPerp.4/18/2016US Hwy 19 NGateway Blvd82nd Ave48881041721593565D417Skyview ESPerp.4/18/2016Park Blvd N71st St n44th St N40401041731683666C625Southern Oak ESParal.4/25/2016Ulmerton Rd101st St SEWild Acres Rd05625116272505C433Starkey ESUnfunded4/25/2016Park Blvd NMarathon Dr79th St N433Starkey ESParal.4/25/2016Starkey RdLargo Lakes Blvd94th Ave N07433217943009C470Walsingham ESParal.4/25/2016Ulmerton Rd10th St SECoral Way1147011803667C014Largo MSUnfunded4/25/2016Donegan RdNorth of DoneganLake Ave SE225 &226Mad Beach FundNA128Morgan Fitz3041465Ditches - Impaired walkpath 45mphAwaiting car 4324525393603/14/20161728Ditches - Impaired walkpath 211108251Osceola MSNA4/25/2016171206293341Pinellas Park MSNA4/18/2016161242554208Largo HSNA4/25/2016201738613Hazard Review WorksheetBelleair Rd - Frontage Rd carcounts needed139U: Pinellas P: pinellas52UNFUNDED? - possibly due toconstruction - Sidewalkscompleted. Car counts low 3200Last update: 3:23 PM 8/31/2016
Hazardous Walk ReviewPCS/Interagency4 of 7Sch #School NameHaz TypeCommitteeReview Date303Osceola HSNA342Pinellas Park HS709 &282Pinellas SecHazard Review WorksheetHazard StreetHazard FromHazard ToTraffic Count(Per/Hr)HazardCode #Edulog Boundary State RecordIDID# busStudent Count 2 201691646U: Pinellas P: pinellas52Gov. EntityUnfundedCommentsLast update: 3:23 PM 8/31/2016
Hazardous Walk ReviewPCS/Interagency5 of 7Sch #School NameHaz TypeCommitteeReview DateHazard StreetHazard From037Belleair ESUnfunded4/11/2016Court StMemorial Cswy313Curtis FundNA107Dunedin ES113Eisenhower ESPerp.4/11/2016McMullen Booth RdGulf to Bay BlvdOak Ridge Rd113Eisenhower ESPerp.4/11/2016US Hwy 19 NHarn BlvdSouth Dr113Eisenhower ESPerp.4/11/2016Gulf to Bay BlvdUS Hwy 19Damasquis Rd134Frontier ESPerp.4/11/2016US Hwy 19 NRoosevelt Blvd134Frontier ESPerp.4/11/2016East Bay DrKeene Rd148Garrison Jones ESPerp.4/11/2016US Hwy 19 NWinding Creek BlvdEvans Rd181High Point ES4/11/2016Roosevelt Blvd49th St N140th Ave N92181High Point ESUnfunded4/11/2016Roosevelt Blvd49th St NSawmill Ave1642NA181High Point ESUnfunded4/11/2016Ulmerton Rd49th St NRogers Ave97NA181High Point ESPerp.4/11/2016US Hwy 19 NUlmerton RdEast Bay Dr1833656636Kings HighwayNA4/11/2016099Leila Davis ESPerp.4/11/2016US Hwy 19 NMain StMcCormick Dr574605099116512487D099Leila Davis ESPerp.4/11/2016McMullen Booth RdSR 580Enterprise Rd434505099216582488A099Leila Davis ESPerp.4/11/2016US Hwy 19 NMain StRepublic Dr57461563561D099Leila Davis ESPerp.4/11/2016McMullen Booth RdEnterprise Rd EMain St5060090993963562A099Leila Davis ESPerp.4/11/2016McMullen Booth RdSR 580Mil Ray Dr43451109941573649A230McMullen Booth ESPerp.4/11/2016US Hwy 19 NCW 2nd StEnterprise Rd092301933657D230McMullen Booth ESPerp.4/11/2016US Hwy 19 NCW 1st StStag Run Blvd05230216802493D230McMullen Booth ESPerp.4/11/2016McMullen Booth RdSR 580Thomas Rd1123031703658A292Oakhurst ESNA4/11/20163620473346Ponce De Leon ES4/11/20164525495343Plumb ESPerp.4/11/20163723660351Ridgecrest ESNA4/11/201615764401373Safety Harbor ESPerp.4/11/20165507383Hazard ToTraffic Count(Per/Hr)HazardCode #Edulog Boundary State RecordIDIDNORTH COUNTYHazard Review Worksheet# busStudent Count 2 cMullen Booth RdBayCove AptsBooth 315972463CCove Cay Dr387607134318693253DUS Hwy 19 N496408134116453251A57461014811523557D5060Teakwood DrKapok Terr.1134325060U: Pinellas P: pinellas5293731UnfundedCommentsNORTH COUNTY5US Hwy 19 NS Keystone DrGov. Entity187793662220Ck boundary147556347255793293614568178DECLARE ?Will get updatedcar counts.7DECLARE ?Will get updatedcar counts.VERIFY?DDA23281154572352038Ck Walkpath - Enterprise Rd0662538052Ck walkpath - Look atadjacencies on McCormick Rd inEdulog - No crossing HarnDELETE or UNFUNDEDunderpass at Sunset Pt and US 19N.Ck adjacency from Bay Cove toHarn. Cannot cross US 19.Last update: 3:23 PM 8/31/2016
Hazardous Walk ReviewPCS/Interagency6 of 7Sch #School NameHaz TypeCommitteeReview Date385San Jose ESUnfunded4/11/2016387Sandy Lanes ESNA412Skycrest ES073Hazard StreetHazard FromHazard ToTraffic Count(Per/Hr)HazardCode #Edulog Boundary State RecordIDIDGov. Entity# busStudent Count 2 572565Clearwater Fund MSNA4/25/2016080698334Clearwater IntermediateNA4/25/2016825772109Dunedin MSNA4/25/2016141103512286Oak Grove MSUnfunded4/25/2016east of US 19485171055472286Oak Grove MSUnfunded4/25/2016north of Gulf to Bay Blvd248108Dunedin HSNA4/25/2016171482439044Brooker Creek ESPerp.4/18/2016East Lake RdArbor Oaks DrCrescent Oaks Blvd5464216044Brooker Creek ESParal.4/18/2016Keystone RdEast Lake RdBlandon Rd85Curlew Creek ESPerp.4/18/2016US Hwy 19 NFrontier Trl297th Ave N085Curlew Creek ESPerp.4/18/2016McMullen Booth RdSR 580626Cypress Woods ESPerp.4/18/2016East Lake Rd133Forest Lakes ESPerp.4/18/2016178Highland Lakes ESPerp.178Highland Lakes 2461DBoot Ranch Blvd S434505085417202457AKensington TraceSandy Point Rd434505626115832462Tampa RdE Lk Club DrRace Track Rd51181113311714/18/2016US Hwy 19 NBeacon Grove BlvdAlderman Rd6106130001Perp.4/18/2016US Hwy 19 NPine Ridge Way SNebraska Ave6106Highland Lakes ESPerp.4/18/2016US Hwy 19 NWest Lake RdTampa Rd628Lake St George ESPerp.4/18/2016US Hwy 19 NHighlands Blvd244Modesta RobbinsPerp.4/18/2016McMullen Booth Rd296Oldsmar ESPerp.4/18/2016307Ozona ESUnfunded4/18/2016438Sunset Hills ESNA4/18/2016627Sutherland ESPerp.4/18/2016US Hwy 19 NTimberlane RdKlosterman Rd610605627116102540D627Sutherland ESPerp.4/18/2016US Hwy 19 NTimberlane RdCoral Landings Blvd61061062721583563DHazard Review 483511017821543559D61061300021533790DBoy Scout Rd607305628116312480D3570530Oakhaven DrLake Cypress Dr434508244117453268A5664Tampa RdSunflower DrRace Track Rd51181129611763659A2469289Alt 19 NWexford Leas BlvdTrade Winds Dr366555824513191562493U: Pinellas P: pinellas52Need to split - Ck attributesbecause increased walk distance,US 19 const finishedDitches - Impaired walkpath 45mph71653146Comments0Last update: 3:23 PM 8/31/2016
Hazardous Walk ReviewPCS/Interagency7 of 7Sch #School NameHaz TypeCommitteeReview DateHazard StreetHazard FromHazard ToTraffic Count(Per/Hr)HazardCode #Edulog Boundary State RecordIDID449Tarpon ESUnfunded4/18/2016US Hwy 19 NSawgrass DrSun Valley Blvd449Tarpon ESParal.4/18/2016Alt 19 NTS Plaza DrDodecanese Blvd053Carwise MSNA4/18/2016221070144639East Lake MS4/18/20169394139319PalmHarbor MSUnfunded4/18/2016151294550374Safety Harbor
responded Pinellas County recently installed RRFBs. They had asked FDOT to install the RRFB but FDOT indicated it did not meet warrants. Mr. Burke reported there is still an issue with street lighting in the area and the School District is asking Pinellas County to consider street lighting.
