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of TMs s,s <br /> z. <br /> Aannin Board <br /> c� <br /> 16 Great Neck Road North <br /> .wlashpee, Aassachusetts 02649 <br /> Donnas Lane: Advanced warning and lane designation signage currently missing. Looking at <br /> clearance interval improvements. Signal operates in coordination with Shellback Way; they <br /> communicate with each other to help traffic flow along the main corridor of Route 28. <br /> It was explained that clearance intervals are timing of signals. Green time is reallocated to help <br /> with operational improvements, then yellow and red are timed appropriately. <br /> Mr. Milbury commented on Jobs Fishing Road having three lanes, one to turn right on Rt. 28, <br /> one left, and the middle lane is straight. <br /> Ms. Sullivan will look into the right or left lane turns. Through lanes were added based on <br /> volume. <br /> Mr. Hansen submitted comments from Vision 0. His suggestion for Donna's Lane would be at <br /> the beginning to have a white solid line extending up to Walgreens and the right side has to go <br /> into Walgreens, and the left goes straight up to Roche Bros, and possibly add striping on <br /> Donnas Lane side. <br /> Ms. Sullivan added merge signage there with pavement markings. <br /> Mr. Tobin stated everyone on the Board is making valid comments on intersections, but <br /> mitigation efforts should be focused on the more immediate surrounding area. It's diffusing <br /> things too much to require the applicant to go all over Town. We need to focus on where we <br /> have the most impact from the project. <br /> Mr. Kirrane commented that Jobs Fishing Rd. will be a problem regardless of whether the <br /> project comes or not. Mr. Tobin stated a 40B is going in there. <br /> Shellback Way: Additional signage and pavement markings. Like Jobs Fishing in terms of <br /> signal and timing improvements, signal timings with reallocating green time for traffic demands <br /> will offset impacts and improve operations. Further, red and yellow clearance intervals, in <br /> addition to green time, will help prioritize movement along Route 28. Improvements at the <br /> crosswalks were made and equipment improvements for pedestrians, such as push buttons <br /> being brought to current standards. A flashing yellow arrow for the turn lane doesn't change <br /> operations, its safety, bringing up to current MassDOT. <br /> 12 <br />