DPW Downtown Hilo Parking Analysis Dec 2009

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Temporary one -way routes include: • Kapiolani Street: Traffic to flow in the Hamakua to Puna (Southeasterly) direction, between Waianuenue Avenue and Haili Street, from 5:00 am to 1:00 pm on Sundays. • Kapiolani Street: Traffic to flow in the Hamakua to Puna (Southeasterly) direction, between Waianuenue Avenue and Haili Street, from 7:15 am to 8:00 am, on school days. • Waianuenue Avenue: Traffic to flow in the makai (Northeasterly) direction, between Komohana Street' and Kamehameha Avenue, from 7:15 am to 8:00 am, on school days. For more information on the one -way routes in Downtown Hilo, see page D3. 2.3 TRAFFIC SIGNALS There are a total of 10 traffic signals within the Downtown Hilo Sub -Area. They include the signals at the intersections of: • Kaiulani Street and Waianuenue Avenue. • Kinoole Street and Waianuenue Avenue. • Keawe Street and Waianuenue Avenue. • Kamehameha Avenue and Waianuenue Avenue. • Kinoole Street and Haili Street. • Keawe Street and Haili Street. • Keawe Street and Mamo Street. • Kapiolani Street and Ponahawai Street. • Kinoole Street and Ponahawai Street. • Kilauea Avenue and Ponahawai Street. For more information on the traffic signal locations in Downtown Hilo, see page D4 2.4. LOADING ZONES AND BUS STOPS There are a total of 20 loading zones and I bus stop within the Downtown Hilo Sub - Area. The loading zones include: • 3- Minute Passenger Loading Zone (5); • 5- Minute Active Loading Zone (4); and • 30- Minute Freight Loading Zone (11). For more information on the loading zones and bus stops in Downtown Hilo, see page D5. 2.5 SPEED LIMITS All streets within the Downtown Hilo Sub -Area have a 25 mile per hour posted speed limit. In