Define Project Limits and Analysis Methodology Sample Clauses

Define Project Limits and Analysis Methodology. KAI shall collaborate with County staff to determine the ultimate study area and facilities to be analyzed, and develop the methodology for the traffic analysis. The study shall evaluate the roadways and intersections along Missouri Flat between the El Xxxxxx Xxxx xxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxx Xxxxx 00 between Lockie Road and Pleasant Valley Road, Mother Lode Drive between Missouri Flat and Pleasant Valley Road, Xxxxx Road between Missouri Flat and Pleasant Valley Road, and El Dorado Road interchange with US Highway 50. Consultant shall also analyze operations and safety along US Highway 50 between El Dorado Road and Xxxxx Road/Placerville Drive. KAI shall prepare an analysis methodology memorandum outlining the study area, analysis methodology, procedures and assumptions. The traffic analysis shall primarily be based on the most recent version of County’s Transportation Impact Study Guidelines. The purpose of this memorandum is to gain consensus prior to performing traffic forecasting and analysis. The methodology memorandum shall serve as a blueprint for the traffic related tasks and shall serve to eliminate the possibility of surprises or costly do-overs.
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Define Project Limits and Analysis Methodology. If deemed necessary, KAI shall incorporate analysis methodologies for the Business Parks in the same document as prepared in Task 1.4. The Project limit will include a one (1) mile radius from the Business Park in question as well as primary routes to/from US Highway 50. XXX recommends that the study locations should be selected based on the list of known over-capacity roadways and findings of the XXX Fee study. Existing Traffic Conditions, Deficiencies and Needed Improvements Operational Assessment KAI shall gather and analyze the most recent available traffic data (peak hour and ADT) at up to five (5) roadways for each Business Park. The traffic count information assembled shall be used to compare roadway segment AM and PM peak hour traffic volume to peak hour thresholds and/or volume-to-capacity ratio that exceed County’s design standards and/or LOS policy. KAI shall prepare a description of roadway, transit, bicycle and pedestrian systems within the study area of each Business Park.
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