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Transportation Impact Study Guidelines

Published by Halton Region

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Type: Guide
Published by: Halton Region
Date: January 2015
Also called: Halton Regional Official Plan: Transportation Impact Study Guidelines
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 14

Overview

Transportation Impact Study Guidelines, dated January 2015, a 14-page Halton Region document that describes how a Transportation Impact Study (TIS) is prepared for a development proposal. Halton Region publishes it for developers and consultants working on Official Plan amendments, re-zonings, subdivisions and site plans that affect Regional roads. It covers general study requirements and an outline from the development description, study area and traffic conditions through travel demand, impacts, mitigation, recommendations and documentation. Oakville links it from its Official Plan and Development Application Guidelines pages.

What it covers

Introduction
Transportation Impact Study
Need and Justification
Purpose of Guidelines
Transportation Demand Management
General Transportation Impact Study Requirements
Need for Transportation Impact Study
Staff Consultation
Study Updates
Transportation Impact Study Outline
Existing Traffic Conditions
Background Traffic Growth
Estimation of Travel Demand
Trip Generation
Capacity Analysis at Intersections
Safety Analysis
Traffic Collision Analysis
Sight Distance Evaluation
Transportation System Mitigation Measures
Recommendations
Documentation and Reporting

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