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6/17/2008
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F (a t~i EL St ~ E E RS <br />TRAM S~P~t~t 19M StlkSUil~N iS <br />• Transit and shuttle vehicle circulation within and adjacent to site <br />• Pedestrian access to and from transit stops <br />• Truck circulation and loading dock access for the gas station of grocery store <br />TASK 8 -PARKING ANALYSIS <br />Fehr & Peers will calculate peak parking demand for the site using parking demand rates <br />presented in the Institute of Transportation Engineers publication Parking Generation, 3rd Edition, <br />and the proposed project land uses. The Urban Land Institute's Shared Parking, 2nd Edition, will <br />be used to evaluate the potential for shared parking on the site given the proposed mixture of <br />land uses. Parking as required by the City's Zoning Ordinance will also be calculated. <br />Consideration will also be given to bicycle parking needs and placement. Mitigation measures will <br />be identified for parking impacts. <br />TASK 9 -CONGESTION MANAGEMENT AGENCY ASSESSMENT <br />A separate analysis of regional roadways is recommended to comply with requirements of the <br />Alameda County Congestion Management Agency (ACCMA). The ACCMA requires the analysis <br />of project impacts to Metropolitan Transportation System (MTS) roadways for development <br />projects that would generate more than 100 PM peak hour trips. Based on preliminary trip <br />generation estimates, the proposed Project would generate substantially more than 100 PM peak <br />hour trips. The ACCMA requires that the baseline forecasts be represented by the model run <br />completed by the ACCMA. Fehr & Peers proposes to add the project-related traffic directly to the <br />baseline forecasts and compare the net change as a percentage of total traffic. <br />The ACCMA model is based on the 2015 and 2030 forecast years. It will be used to evaluate <br />segments on the following roadways in the study area: I-680, Bernal Avenue, Foothill Road, <br />Sunol Boulevard, Stanley Boulevard, Santa Rita Road, and Hopyard Road. Conditions with the <br />project will also be analyzed. <br />TASK 10 -PROJECT ALTERNATIVES <br />Fehr & Peers will perform a qualitative evaluation of up to two project alternatives. Trip <br />generation will be calculated and compared to that of the proposed project. The potential for the <br />alternatives to reduce the significant impacts of the project will be discussed; however, detailed <br />intersection and freeway analysis will not be completed for the alternatives. <br />TASK 11 -DOCUMENTATION <br />The following documents will be prepared: <br />• Technical Memorandum summarizing study intersections for City review and approval <br />• Technical Memorandum summarizing project trip generation and distribution assumptions <br />for City review and approval <br />• Technical Memorandum summarizing traffic forecasts for City review and approval <br />Scope of Work Page 4 - 5 <br />
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