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Transportation Impact Study Terms of Reference and Guidelines

Published by City of Mississauga

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Overview

Mississauga's Transportation Impact Study publication from the Transportation and Works Department: a two-page terms of reference dated March 8, 2023 and the full Mississauga Transportation Impact Study Guidelines. The terms of reference say what a study is, who prepares it and the applications that may call for one. The guidelines set the five steps of screening, scoping, forecasting, analysis and reporting, report contents, transportation demand management plans and pedestrian circulation plans, with appendices including a certification form and a pre-study consultation checklist.

What it covers

What is it?
Who prepares it?
Why is it required?
When is it required?
How to prepare it
Additional Information
Step 1 – Screening
Step 2 – Scoping
Step 3 – Forecasting
Step 4 – Analysis
Step 5 – Reporting
Site Trip Generation
Safety Analysis
Site Access and Circulation
What is Transportation Demand Management?
Need for Pedestrian Circulation Plan
Certification Form
Pre-Study Consultation Checklist
Typical Synchro Analysis Parameters
Pedestrian-Oriented Site Design Prompt List

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