HPP Pathways Master Plan June 2013 Final

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HPP Pathways Master Plan June 2013 The four feeder road lanes run the full length of Shower Drive (from Highway 130 to 22nd Ave.), and all of Kaloli, Paradise and Maku'u Drives (from Highway 130 to Beach Rd.). These feeder roads are the main arteries through HPP and thus, are high traffic roads. This lane will be a two -way surfaced path that is separate from the roadway. A conceptual drawing of this feeder road lane is presented in Figure 2. This lane will be on the Northwest (Hilo side) of each feeder road. A distance of at least five feet will separate the Multi -Use Non - Motorized Lanes and the feeder road. To accommodate a variety of multi -use non - motorized traffic (i.e. pedestrians or bicyclists), the ten -foot wide lanes will be surfaced. Each lane will be divided in half by a painted line to accommodate two directions of non - motorized traffic. For additional delineation between motorized and non - motorized traffic, "HPP Multi -Use Non - Motorized Lane" signs with graphic cars, pedestrians, and bikes will be posted as per county signage code requirements. The eight paved connecting road lanes connect feeder road lanes. They will run along both sides of the following roads: • 32nd Ave. between Maku'u and Paradise Drives • 31St Ave. between Paradise and Kaloli Drives • 28th Ave. between Kaloli and Shower Drives • 22nd Ave. between Kaloli and Shower Drives • 7th Ave. between Maku'u and Kaloli Drives • 1St Ave. between Maku'u and Paradise Drives • Beach Rd. between Kaloli and Paradise Drives • Road K (Pilikai) from Beach Road to the end. To separate motorized and non - motorized users on these heavy- traffic roads, three -foot wide lanes will be surfaced on both sides of the roadway. The travel direction of these narrower lanes will be the same as motorized traffic. For additional delineation between Multi -Use Non - Motorized Lanes and these paved connection roads, "HPP Multi -Use Non - Motorized Lane" signs with graphic cars, pedestrians, and bikes will be posted as per county signage code requirements. Bike /Pedestrian Routes (orange) These routes will connect HPPOA park land and land designated "Village Center" on the 1959 HPP Subdivision Map, as well as provide safe corridors for school access within HPP. Motorized and non - motorized traffic will share the right of way on these existing paved and dirt roads. • Pohaku Circle and Pohaku Place • 27th Ave. between Maku'u and Paradise Drives • 26th Ave. between Maku'u and Shower Drives (school) • 25th Ave. between Maku'u and Shower Drives • Railroad Ave from Shipman land to Hawaiian Homelands 3