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Provided by: Last Minute Training *Saving Land Development Approval Time By Analyzing Traffic Impact |
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Provided by Last Minute Training
Development or redevelopment of any parcel of land creates changes in traffic patterns on streets providing access to the development. This course discusses techniques for estimating the magnitudes of these changes and methods of measuring their impact on existing traffic operation.
In many cases, existing streets and intersections have sufficient capacity to accommodate increased traffic demand from adjacent development. Where level of service is significantly affected, however, mitigating measures such as street widening, the addition of auxiliary lanes, signalization or modification of existing signal patterns and controls on access must be considered. The course reviews the application of standards and techniques to produce acceptable resolutions to traffic impact problems.
In addition to the process of managing traffic impact, the course also touches on the roles of the developer, the consultant and the approving authority, and reviews the approval process. The course assists individual practitioners to understand the process and to apply this knowledge to reach mutually acceptable solutions to traffic impact problems.
The course relies on actual case studies to illustrate the application of methods and techniques. The case studies include both residential and commercial development.
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*Saving Land Development Approval Time By Analyzing Traffic Impact
Day I
8: 00 Refreshments And Coffee
8: 20 Welcome And Introduction
8: 30 Introduction
Relationship between land use and transportation
The transportation and land development cycle
Urban growth
Redevelopment
Need for traffic impact studies;
Road and street hierarchy
Capacity
Level of service
Traffic control
10: 00 Refreshments And Networking
10: 20 Internal Site Design
The site planning process
Building location, access and circulation
Site plan review
Planning scales
Access location and design
Principles
Corner clearances
Driveways
Parking and circulation
Parking generation
Parking lot layout
Internal circulation
12: 00 Lunch
12: 40 External Site Traffic Analysis (Part A)
Agency requirements
Study area
Development details
Design hours and horizon year
Base traffic conditions
Future (background) growth
Network changes
Trip generation techniques
Parking demand
Pass-by and linked trips
TTS data applications
Traffic assignment
2: 40 Refreshments And Networking
3: 00 External Site Traffic Analysis (Part B)
Unsignalized intersection analysis
Sight distance
Signalized intersection analysis
Software packages
Traffic infiltration
Environmental capacities
Traffic calming
Design solutions
Functional feasibility
Parking demand
Transit and pedestrian issues
Warrants
Safety issues
Travel demand management
Study report
4: 30 Adjournment
Day II
8: 30 The Approval Process
Land use planning context
Official plans, zoning, draft plans, site plans
Municipal approval process
Provincial approval process
Public participation
The role of the developer, the consultant and the
approving authority
Relationships
Accountability
12: 00 Lunch
12: 40 Case Studies
2: 40 Refreshments And Networking
3: 00 Case Studies (Continued)
4: 30 Concluding Remarks And Final Adjournment
After Participating In The Course, You Will Be Able To:
Plan land development projects with a clear understanding of the relationship between land use and transportation
Prepare the internal site design cognizant with the requirements of the authorities in your area
Determine the magnitude of impact of land development on traffic
Benefit from the knowledge of the approval process
Follow a systematic procedure that you learn from real-life case studies
Increase efficiency of your land development project by becoming familiar with the role of development consultants
Quantify the impact, analyze its effect and develop appropriate mitigation
measures
Negotiate land use proposals at public hearings
8: 00 Refreshments And Coffee
8: 20 Welcome And Introduction
8: 30 Introduction
Relationship between land use and transportation
The transportation and land development cycle
Urban growth
Redevelopment
Need for traffic impact studies;
Road and street hierarchy
Capacity
Level of service
Traffic control
10: 00 Refreshments And Networking
10: 20 Internal Site Design
The site planning process
Building location, access and circulation
Site plan review
Planning scales
Access location and design
Principles
Corner clearances
Driveways
Parking and circulation
Parking generation
Parking lot layout
Internal circulation
12: 00 Lunch
12: 40 External Site Traffic Analysis (Part A)
Agency requirements
Study area
Development details
Design hours and horizon year
Base traffic conditions
Future (background) growth
Network changes
Trip generation techniques
Parking demand
Pass-by and linked trips
TTS data applications
Traffic assignment
2: 40 Refreshments And Networking
3: 00 External Site Traffic Analysis (Part B)
Unsignalized intersection analysis
Sight distance
Signalized intersection analysis
Software packages
Traffic infiltration
Environmental capacities
Traffic calming
Design solutions
Functional feasibility
Parking demand
Transit and pedestrian issues
Warrants
Safety issues
Travel demand management
Study report
4: 30 Adjournment
Day II
8: 30 The Approval Process
Land use planning context
Official plans, zoning, draft plans, site plans
Municipal approval process
Provincial approval process
Public participation
The role of the developer, the consultant and the
approving authority
Relationships
Accountability
12: 00 Lunch
12: 40 Case Studies
2: 40 Refreshments And Networking
3: 00 Case Studies (Continued)
4: 30 Concluding Remarks And Final Adjournment
After Participating In The Course, You Will Be Able To:
Plan land development projects with a clear understanding of the relationship between land use and transportation
Prepare the internal site design cognizant with the requirements of the authorities in your area
Determine the magnitude of impact of land development on traffic
Benefit from the knowledge of the approval process
Follow a systematic procedure that you learn from real-life case studies
Increase efficiency of your land development project by becoming familiar with the role of development consultants
Quantify the impact, analyze its effect and develop appropriate mitigation
measures
Negotiate land use proposals at public hearings
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