Terms of Reference: Traffic Impact Study

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Type: Study
Published by: Town of Milton
Date: January 2023
Also called: Traffic Impact Study
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 22
Agencies: Development Services (Traffic)

Overview

The Town of Milton's 22-page terms of reference for a Traffic Impact Study, dated January 2023, from Development Services (Traffic). Section A gives traffic impact study guidelines: introduction, general requirements, levels of transportation analysis, submission, and the format and section details from site context and existing conditions to site generated traffic, capacity analysis, safety review and transportation demand management. Section B covers parking justification studies, and Appendix A lists recommended documentation and reporting.

What it covers

Section A: Traffic Impact Study Guidelines
Introduction
Transportation Impact Study
Purpose
Guidelines
General Requirements
When is a Transportation Impact Study Required?
Staff Pre-Consultation and Scoping
Levels of Transportation Analysis
Assessment Content
Submission Requirements
Format and Process
Section Details
Site Context
Existing Conditions
Time Periods of Analysis
Future Background Conditions
Site Generated Traffic
Future Total Conditions
Transportation Capacity Analysis
Safety Review
Transportation Demand Management
Conclusions and Recommendations
Appendices
Section B: Parking Justification Study Guidelines
Appendix A: Recommended Documentation and Reporting

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