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o Description and map of the precise location of the project. o Location of proposed street access and relationship to CMP roadway system. o Description of types of uses in the project (e.g., single family dwelling units; low income senior housing units,etc.) o Quantification of the uses, such as number of dwelling units, square feet of commercial use, number of jobs, etc. o Traffic studies prepared for the project (if any). o Expected occupancy date (year). If a multi-phase project, then the expected occupancy date for each phase o Degree of completion (i.e., occupancy) by the CIP target year (year 2000). Use of CMA Approved Subarea Models A jurisdiction may use a CMA-approved subarea model to evaluate the impact of a subject GPA on the CMP roadway system. A CMA approved subarea model is defined in theAlameda County CMA Subarea Modelling Policy. If a jurisdiction elects to use a CMA approved subarea model they must (1) notify (through written communication) the CMA that they intend to use the subarea model for the Tier I Land Use Analysis Program and (2) complete Conformance Requirements 1 to 5 listed above. Note, for Conformance Requirement 3, the jurisdiction (rather than the CMA) will test the subject GPA and will provide the modelling data to the CMA within 14 days. Exceptions A GPA (that is estimated to generate 100 or more additional pm peak hour trips) is exempt from the Tier I GPA Land Use Analysis Program if:. 1. it is adopted before August 1, 1992, and/or: 2. a Notice of Preparation for a Draft Environmental Impact Report or Negative Declaration for the subject GPA has been distributed for public comment before August 1, 1992. As stated in the CMP legislation (Section 65089.3 (c) (5)), "traffic generated by the provision of low and very low income housing" shall be excluded from the determination of conformance with LOS standards. Therefore, vehicle trips generated by low or very low income housing may be discounted in determining the LOS on the CMP roadway system. The method used and the discretion to subtract these trips will be left to the jurisdictions. However, if a jurisdiction subtracts any trips generated from low or very low income housing in the calculation of LOS,. it must provide written communication to the CMA describing the type of housing and the methodology used to identify and subtract these trips. DRAFr Tier I, GPA Land Use Guidelines Page 2 -- April 24, 1992