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Transportation Division is responsible for traffic signal operations and maintenance, transportation management, traffic marking and signage throughout the City. 

 

Our Division Services includes:

• Traffic Engineering and Planning
• Traffic Signal System Maintenance
• Temporary Street Use Permits
• Promoting Oceanfront Boardwalk Safety 

 

SB 743 VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED METHODOLOGY - COUNCIL POLICY K-3  

The State of California requires cities to analyze land development and transportation projects using Vehicle Miles Traveled as the metric for impacts in all California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) documents, replacing the previous metric of vehicular delay or level-of-service (LOS). The City has developed a methodology to complete the updated transportation analysis under CEQA guidelines. View Here

• Figure 1: Newport Beach Transit Priority Areas
• Figure 2: Existing VMT per Population Compared to Regional Average
• Figure 3: Existing VMT per Employee Compared to Regional Average
• Figure 4: Transportation Impacts Flow Chart for Land Development Projects

For questions or comments regarding the methodology, please contact City Traffic Engineer Tony Brine at 949-644-3329 or tbrine@newportbeachca.gov.

 

MARINERS/DOVER SHORES TRAFFIC CALMING STUDY

The Public Works Department's Traffic Engineering staff contracted with RK Engineering Group to conduct a comprehensive independent review of the Mariners/Dover Shores neighborhood. The Neighborhood Study can be viewed here.

On Thursday, November 28, 2018, The City met with residents for the first town hall meeting to obtain resident feedback regarding traffic related concerns within the study area/community.  Topics include the study area and feedback.  The presentation for the meeting can be viewed here.

Then on Thursday, May 2, 2019, The City met with residents for the second town hall meeting to discuss the traffic speed and volume data that was collected throughout the neighborhood, and to get feedback from the community relating to preliminary findings.  The presentation for this meeting can be viewed here.

Most recently, on Thursday, September 12, 2019, The City met with residents  for the third town hall meeting to discuss preliminary conceptual improvements with the community. This presentation includes the locations of the conceptual improvements as well as the next steps for the study process. and can be viewed here.

For questions or comments regarding the study, please contact City Traffic Engineer Tony Brine at 949-644-3329 or tbrine@newportbeachca.gov.

 

BALBOA PENINSULA CROSSWALK STUDY

The Public Works Department's Traffic Engineering staff contracted with Albert Grover and Associates to conduct a comprehensive independent review of 38 controlled crosswalks on the Balboa Peninsula. The Crosswalk Study can be viewed here.

For questions or comments regarding the study, please contact City Traffic Engineer Tony Brine at 949-644-3329 or tbrine@newportbeachca.gov.

 

NEWPORT HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL TRAFFIC STUDY

The Public Works Department's Traffic Engineering staff contracted with Kimley Horn to conduct a comprehensive independent review of the school activities and traffic in Newport Heights. The final Newport Heights Neighborhood School Traffic Study can be viewed here.

For questions or comments regarding the study, please contact City Traffic Engineer Tony Brine at 949-644-3329 or tbrine@newportbeachca.gov.

 

 

If you have any transportation comments or questions, please contact the City's Public Works Department at 949-644-3311.