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TRAFFic EjvGijvEERs, / C. <br />approach provides one shared through/right-turn lane. Signal phasing for the northbound left -turn is <br />protected -permitted. <br />Existing AM and PM peak hour traffic counts were obtained for the intersections of Eastbound SH 225 at <br />Sens Road and for Westbound SH 225 at Sens Road. <br />Trip Generation - Trips to and from the distribution center were estimated using equations, rates, and <br />procedures from the Institute of Transportation <br />'Fable 2 Trip Generation for Sens Road Distribution Center <br />- AM _.— PeaEngineers publication Trip Generation. The results <br />k PM Peak <br />Enter Exit Enter Exit are listed in Table 1. The unadjusted ITE trip <br />Light Industrial (254,800 sq ft) 1 206 28 31 217 <br />generation for the proposed site is 234 trips in the <br />AM peak hour and 247 trips in the PM peak hour. 100% of the generated trips were assumed to be <br />made by trucks, which is a conservative estimate because some of the trips will be staff and employees <br />accessing the facility in their private vehicles. <br />Trip Distribution - The trips generated by the proposed distribution facility were distributed 50% <br />to/from the west along SH 225 and 50% to/from the east along SH 225. SH 225 provides the most direct <br />connection to the long -haul routes along east and west IH-10 that trucks will likely utilize. No trucks <br />associated with the distribution facility are expected to utilize Sens Road to the south of the site. <br />Capacity Analysis - Capacity analysis was performed at the two intersections using Synchro software, <br />which is based on the procedures of the Highway Capacity Manual. Capacity analysis results in a level of <br />service (LOS), an estimate of delay at an intersection as well as a letter score. LOS ranges from LOS A, <br />which indicates free -flow conditions, to LOS F, which indicates highly -congested and unstable <br />conditions. Two scenarios were modeled: background traffic, which includes the traffic that would <br />already be present at the intersections when the distribution facility is opened, and future traffic, which <br />adds site -generated traffic to the background traffic. Table 2 shows the LOS for the intersections of Sens <br />Road at SH 225 EBFR and Sens Road at SH 225 WBFR. <br />THE TEAM YOU CAN DEPEND ON PAGE 3 OF 4 <br />