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Memorandum: The Addington <br />Supplemental Traffic Impact Analysis <br />based on trip generation rates from the Institute of Transportation Engineers' (ITE) Trip Generation (10th Edition) and are <br />based on Land Use 221 — 'Multi -family Housing (Mid -Rise)". Table A shows the calculation of the project trip generation. As <br />shown in Table A, the project is forecast to generate 100 a.m. peak hour trips, 123 p.m. peak hour trips, and 1,512 daily trips. <br />Project Trip Distribution. As stated previously, the project access has been modified to include only one access point for the <br />project at Main Street and Walkie Way -Santiago Park -Driveway. The trip distribution patterns for project trips were developed <br />consistent with the trip distribution from the July 2018 TIA and modified to reflect only one project access at Main Street and <br />Walkie Way -Santiago Park -Driveway. The project trip generation was applied to the trip distribution patterns for the proposed <br />project to develop trip assignments for project trips. Table B lists the trip distribution by origin/destination. Figure 2 shows the <br />trip distribution for project trips, and Figure 3 shows the trip assignment at the study intersections. <br />METHODOLOGY <br />The analysis will use the same methodology for traffic operations at all study area intersections, roadway segments, and <br />freeway segments included in the July 2018 TIA. It should be noted that the intersection of Main Street and Walkie Way - <br />Santiago Park -Driveway was analyzed in the July 2018 TIA using the Intersection Capacity Utilization (ICU) methodology to <br />assess traffic operations. However, to account for the proposed signal timing and phasing, this intersection was analyzed <br />using Synchro 10, which uses the Highway Capacity Manual 6th Edition methodology. <br />The TIA submitted in July 2018 included the Main Street/Edgewood Road-1-5 HOV On/Off Ramp under existing conditions. <br />The July 2018 TIA evaluated the ramp closures for opening year and 2040 scenarios, but the existing and existing plus project <br />scenarios included the ramps since they were open when the Notice of Preparation (NOP) was released and counts <br />conducted. Therefore, the same analysis parameters were used for the evaluation of Option E (Main Street and Walkie Way - <br />Santiago Park -Driveway Access and Discovery Cube parking) conditions. The ramps have been permanently closed for <br />construction as of April 2019. <br />TRAFFIC VOLUMES <br />The existing, opening year cumulative, and year 2040 without project traffic volumes were taken from the July 2018 TIA. The <br />project traffic assignment was added to the without project traffic volumes to develop the Option E traffic volumes for existing, <br />opening year cumulative, and year 2040 with project conditions. <br />INTERSECTION LOS ANALYSIS <br />Intersection level of service analyses were conducted for existing, opening year cumulative, and year 2040 with Option E <br />conditions. The existing, opening year cumulative, and year 2040 with project Option E levels of service are shown in Tables <br />C, D, and E. As shown in Tables C, D, and E, the intersections are projected to operate at the same or better levels of service <br />as under Option B (Santiago Park-Walkie Way Project Access) from the July 2018 TIA. Therefore, the intersection levels of <br />service under Option E are forecast to be the same or better than the findings disclosed in the July 2018 under Option B <br />(Santiago Park-Walkie Way Project Access). <br />ROADWAY SEGMENT LOS ANALYSIS <br />Roadway segment level of service analyses were conducted for existing, opening year cumulative, and year 2040 with Option <br />E conditions. The existing, opening year cumulative, and year 2040 with project Option E levels of service are shown in Tables <br />F, G and H. As shown in Tables F, G, and H, the roadway segments are projected to operate at the same or better levels of <br />service as Option B (Santiago Park-Walkie Way Project Access) from the July 2018 TIA. Therefore, the roadway segment <br />levels of service under Option E are forecast to be the same or better than the findings disclosed in the July 2018 under <br />Option B (Santiago Park-Walkie Way Project Access). <br />U:\PRUECTSV2E-25Z WIN STREE NALYSIS OFFSETSEPTWER219 REVISEEAWMOSUPPLEWNTALANALYSIS UOC% <br />W01b 6, 2919 <br />
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