Trip Generation definition

Trip Generation means the number of trips, existing or projected, based on actual counts or the estimation methodology in the 6th Edition of the Institute of Transportation Engineers Trip Generation Report or other generally accepted professional practice.

Trip Generation means the average number of vehicle trips, as determined by reference to the most recent manual entitled, Trip Generation, published by the Institute of Transportation Engineers (lTE) (“ITE Manual”), 7th edition.

Trip Generation means the number of PM peak hour trips estimated to be produced by the development activity using Institute of Traffic Engineers (ITE) Trip Generation manual, current edition, other recognized national standard, or trip generation studies accepted by the Director.

Examples of Trip Generation in a sentence

• In support of the City’s transportation goals and long range plans, prior to the Project exceeding the Trip Generation Threshold, the Developer shall pay the sum of (up to, but not to exceed) $500,000 to LAMTD for the purchase of a bus to support peak-hour transit service to the Property.

• If in Fiscal Year 2024, a government funding shortfall to complete the Trail Extension is demonstrated by either the FDOT, Polk County or the City, then at such time as the Developer submits a site plan which would trigger the project to exceed the Trip Generation Threshold, then the Developer shall only be responsible for its proportionate share of constructing the Trail Extension within the Property’s boundaries, which amount shall not exceed $300,000.

• The developer shall submit a new Traffic Impact Analysis to the City, with new or updated concurrency mitigation requirements identified therein, prior to the Project exceeding the Trip Generation Threshold.

• The Superstop shall be constructed by the Developer when the Property (a) is served with fixed-route transit service operated by LAMTD and (b) exceeds the Trip Generation Threshold.

• The fine shall cease upon Developer submitting two monitoring reports that are a minimum of 30 days apart that demonstrate PM peak hour trip generation at or below the Trip Generation Limit.

More Definitions of Trip Generation

Trip Generation means the attraction or production of Trips caused by a given type

Trip Generation means the number of trips, existing or projected, based on actual counts or the estimation methodology in the 6th 5th Edition of the Institute of Transportation Engineers Trip Generation Report or other gGenerally aAccepted pProfessional pPractice.

Trip Generation means a transportation tool for forecasting travel demands by predicting the number of trips originating in or destined for a particular traffic analysis zone.

Trip Generation means the average number of daily vehicle trips as determined by reference to the most recently published edition of the manual, Trip Generation, published by the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE; ITE manual).

Trip Generation means the number of trips, existing or projected, based on actual counts or the estimation methodology in the 11th Edition of the Institute of Transportation Engineers Trip Generation Manual as incorporated by reference in Rule 14-96.005, F.A.C., or other generally accepted professional practice.

Trip Generation means the attraction or production of trips caused by a given type of land development. (as added by Ord. #13-016, Sept. 2013)

Trip Generation means the number of mobility units generated by a development activity. [Ord. 16-0420 § 7 (Exh. 5).]