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Hamilton Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Guide for Development

Published by City of Hamilton

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Type: Guide
Published by: City of Hamilton
Date: June 2015
Also called: Transportation Demand Management Land Development Guidelines
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 44

Overview

A guide to Transportation Demand Management (TDM) for development in Hamilton, prepared for the City by IBI Group, June 2015. It explains what TDM is and how it fits the development approvals process, describes three levels of reporting (a TDM memo, a standard TDM report and a detailed TDM report), and offers TDM measures by land use: residential, commercial office, commercial retail, mixed use, institutional, schools and industrial. A final chapter covers report evaluation. A separate Development Application Guidelines sheet covers the Transportation Demand Management Options Report.

What it covers

A Partnership Approach to Travel Demand Management
Introduction
What is TDM and why is it important?
TDM and development
TDM Report Requirements
TDM Memo
Standard TDM Report
Detailed TDM Report
Guide for Development
Residential
Commercial Office
Commercial Retail
Mixed Use (Residential and Commercial)
Institutional
Schools
Industrial
Report Evaluation

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