Item 3: PH on Ordinance Regarding State Motor Pool Metro Plan Amendment and Zone Change

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~ JamesW. Spickerman October 6, 2006 Page 2 ter. Trips from the condominiums were based on rates in ITE land-use code 230, Resi- dential CondominiumlTownhouse. It is estimated that this development would generate a total of about 119 trips during a typical weekday peak hour. It is possible that internal trips between the residential and retail uses as well as walking, bicycle, and transit trips to and from the site could reduce this total. For the proposed Plan designation, it was assumed that a 37,000 sq ft building footprint with retail uses on the ground floor and office use on the second floor could be developed. As before, the ground floor was assumed to be used for specialty retail stores. To estimate the trip generation for development of the site under the proposed Plan designation, trips from the retail development on the ground floor were based on rates for ITE land-use code 814, Specialty Retail Center. Trips from the office floor were based on rates in ITE land-us~ code 710, General Office Building. It is estimated that this development would generate a total of about 155 trips during a typical weekday peak hour. As with trips under the existing Plan designation, it is possible that internal trips between the office and retail uses as well as walking, bicycle, andtransit trips to and from the site could reduce this total. On the following page is a summary of the trip generation estimates. The detailed calculations are attached to this letter.