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This presentation covers the origin and background of Transportation Impact Analysis (TIA) Guidelines, including its adoption by the TPO Board in 2009. It outlines the methodology, assessment process, benefits, and the need for an update due to changes in boundaries, legislation, and development activity. The update status, scope of services, local government interviews, and next steps are discussed.
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Transportation Impact Analysis (TIA) Guidelines Presentation to TCC and CAC September 16, 2014
What We Will Cover Today • TIA Guidelines– Origin and Background • TIA Update Status • VCARD/FCARD TIA Discussion • Next Steps
TIA Guidelines: Origin & Background • R2CTPO • Planning and programming of federal and state transportation funds for transportation projects within the TPO metropolitan area (Volusia and parts of Flagler)
TIA Guidelines: Origin & Background • TIA Guideline • Adopted by TPO Board – Nov. 2009 • Resolutions adopted by all cities • Uniform methodology and process for assessing transportation impacts county-wide • Tied to project approval process
TIA Guidelines: Origin & Background • What is in place Some ContentItems • Methodology • Definition of impacted roads/intersections • Analysis scenarios • Trip generation • Internal/Passer-by capture • Traffic counts • Assumptions • Level of service standards • Mitigation
TIA Guidelines: Origin & Background • What is in place Some Checklist Items • Submittal requirements • Project schedule • Existing traffic data • Proposeddevelopment trips • Projected roadway segment analysis • Future traffic volumes • Site access/circulation • Assessment methodology • Concurrency mitigation
TIA Guidelines: Origin & Background • Benefits of TIA Guidelines • Consistent process • Standardized data • Value added • Predictability for development community • Promotion of intergovernmental/ interagency coordination
TIA Update Status • Why update needed • Changes to TPO boundaries • Changes in laws/legislation • Changes in economy • Development activity now increasing
TIA Update Status • Scope of Services • Phase 1: Interviews, V/FCARD Meeting, and Presentations to TCC and TPO Board • Phase 2: Partnering efforts to update the TIA Methodology
TIA Update Status Local governments interviewed • Beverly Beach • Bunnell • Daytona Beach • Daytona Beach Shores • DeBary • DeLand • Deltona • Edgewater • Flagler Beach • Flagler County • Holly Hill • Lake Helen • New Smyrna Beach • Oak Hill • Orange City • Ormond Beach • Palm Coast • Pierson • Ponce Inlet • Port Orange • South Daytona • Volusia County
TIA Update Status • Volusia Interview Questions (Flagler questions slightly varied) • Still applying concurrency? • Are you relying on TIA guidelines? • Any transportation concurrency exception area? • Is proportionate share being used? • Any other comments/concerns?
TIA Update Status– Phase 1 • Common Themes from Interviews
VCARD/FCARD TIA Discussion Group Exercise • What are your top challenges? • For each challenge, what are some potential solutions or opportunities for improvements? • Dot solution preferences • Discussion/Wrap Up
Next Steps • Remaining Steps in Phase 1 • Summarize input received • Presentations to TCC and TPO Board • Workshop with all governmental agencies • Phase 2: Partnering to update TIA Guidelines/Methodology • Consider current, relevant legislation as update progresses
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