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Task 4.2c: Trip Generation, Distribution and Assignment <br />DA will coordinate with ICI and City staff to determine the land uses for each phase of the <br />project. DA will use published trip generation rates in Institute of Transportation Engineers <br />(ITE) Trip Generation to calculate the trips for retail, mixed-use, and medical use. However, <br />since published ITE rates do not accurately reflect the trip generation characteristics of Kaiser <br />Medical Centers, DA will do a field check of the existing Hayward Kaiser Center as well as <br />review environmental documents previously prepared for Kaiser projects in the cities of Oakland <br />and Modesto (to be supplied by the City) to verify and fine tune the trip generation. DA will also <br />collect data at the existing Albertson's Distribution Center and account for the trips generated by <br />the existing site. All trip generation assumptions will be submitted for review and approval by <br />ICI and the City prior to start of the traffic forecasts. <br />DA will use the new Alameda County Congestion Management Agency (ACCMA) Countywide <br />travel demand model to distribute the retail, mixed-use and medical trips onto the local and <br />regional roadway network. The model will also be used to assign the trips to the roadways and <br />intersections. DA will apply standard incremental adjustment methods to minimize model errars <br />based on differences between counts and assignment base model turning volumes. <br />Task 4.2d: Travel Forecasts <br />DA will prepare traffic forecasts using the ACCMA model. The model will be validated to <br />existing conditions and then applied to all scenarios, including no-project and project. It is <br />proposed to run the project scenarios using the model so as to realize the benefit of alternative <br />modes, including transit, and to use the model for trip generation, trip distribution and trip <br />assignment from/to the project. The project trips generated by the model will be reviewed <br />against standard ITE trips to ensure the model is reflecting reasonable trip making characteristics <br />with reductions for pass-by and transit use. The following eight scenarios have been proposed: <br />1. Existing (2007) <br />2. 2009 without Project <br />3. 2009 with Project Retail <br />4. 2015 with Project Retail <br />5. 2015 with Project Retail and Medical Center <br />6. 2030 without Project(without the Aladdin Avenue Extension) <br />7. 2030 with Project Buildout (without the Aladdin Avenue Extension) <br />8. 2030 with Project Buildout (with the Aladdin Avenue Extension) <br />Although a 2015 No-Project analysis is not required, DA will still be required to implement the <br />model for this condition in order to check the model is producing reasonable results at the 2015 <br />level (before adding the project). <br />The model will output traffic volumes at study intersections and roadway links for the a.m. and <br />p.m. peak 1-hour. Since the demand model does not forecast weekend conditions, it is proposed <br />Consulting Services Agreement between <br />City of San Leandro and EIP Associates Page 25 of 43 <br />