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. Mr. Wayne Wenu <br /> ) � - ` October 17, 1995 <br /> Page 2 <br /> Trio Generadon Estimates: Trip generation estimates for the proposed office amd townhwse <br /> units were baged on trip generation data published in the ITE Trip Generadon mamal for land use <br /> codes 710 and 230, respectively. The daycaze center would not generate any si�mcant new trips <br /> onto the City sveet system as most participating parents would be office staff or residents of <br /> Hope V'illage (most off-site children wouid be picked up and dropped off by t�e daycare's van <br /> transportadon). The proposed development, when fully occupied, would generate approximately <br /> 290 total daily trips on an average weekday (AWDT). During the cridcal �sveekday PM peak <br /> hour, 37 trips would be generated. The trip gennation was reduced by 10 ADT and 1 PM peak <br /> trip to account for the e�dsting single-family detached home. Ther�'are the Hcusiog Hope �llage <br /> development would add 280 daily and 36 PM[ peak (10 inbound/'_6 oucbou�s�11 "new" trips to <br /> the local street system. Table 1 summarizes the trip generadon �sutts while �alculations are <br /> attached to this letter. <br /> Table � <br /> TR1P GENERATIO�T SUMMARY <br /> TRIPS EXISTING FUTURE "NEW",TRIPS: <br /> I2AII.Y 10 290 - .':.28U= : :: .: <br /> PM PEAK 1 l (1/0) 37 (I1/26) 36:: I07261�: ' <br /> 1 Inbound/Outbound PM peak trips aze shown in pazenthais. <br /> Tria Distribution: P.M. peak hour trip distribution and assignment for the project, as shown in <br /> Fi;ure 1, were based on the proximity of employment, housing and retail within the project <br /> vicuuty, and existing trave! pattems of Housing Hope employees and potential residents. The <br /> proposed housing project is for low income (1/3 azea median income) and homeless people. <br /> 'ndicate hat the lower the income the closer people live to their glace of employment; <br /> t us, many o t e tnps wou e oc c-�ps generated within a few miles of tae project site. <br /> Tmoacted Intersections and Tra�c Mitieation Pavments: The proposed retail development <br /> would impact the following City of Everett (or State) intersection with ten or more peak project <br /> trips (see Table 2). - <br /> � � ��� <br /> RAFFIC <br /> �1 00 nM5'M�fQIN�� ` <br /> .. _ . .. .. _ .__ _ _. <br />
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