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Kingman board rescinds right‑in/right‑out restriction for proposed Hualapai Mountain Road fueling station after traffic study
Summary
The City of Kingman Board of Adjustments voted unanimously March 12 to rescind a right‑in/right‑out access restriction for a proposed convenience store and fueling facility on Hualapai Mountain Road after a city engineer’s review of a traffic impact analysis found full turn movements feasible and required turn‑lane construction and a fair‑share contribution to a future signal.
The City of Kingman Board of Adjustments voted unanimously March 12 to rescind a previously imposed condition that would have limited ingress and egress to right‑in/right‑out for a proposed convenience store and fueling facility on Hualapai Mountain Road near Eastern Street.
The action followed a staff presentation and review of a traffic impact analysis (TIA) submitted to the city engineer. Acting City Engineer Mike Garman said the TIA supported full (all‑turn) movements at the site and identified required mitigation: construction of a dedicated right‑turn lane at the Wallapai Mountain Road and Eastern Street approaches to the site and participation by the developer in the fair‑share cost of a future traffic signal. “There’s actually two turn lanes that are being warranted,” Garman said, explaining one lane would serve the site access and the other would serve the westbound movement on Wallapai Mountain Road to prevent traffic backup onto Eastern Street.
Why it matters: The Board’s November 7, 2024 approval…
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