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12 Table of Contents I. Introduction 1 II. Existing Zoning and Land Use 6 III. Future Land Use Designations .... 8 IV. Environmental Considerations for Access Management in the Study Area.. 10 Topography 10 Floodplains 10 Wetlands 10 Environmental Benefit of Access Management 10 V. Existing Transportation Conditions 12 VI. Functional Classification of Roads 12 Medians 13 Signalized/Unsignalized Intersections 13 Traffic Counts 15 Traffic Level of Service (LOS) 17 High Frequency Crash Locations 19 Interstate Interchange 21 Rail 21 Pedestrians and Bicycles 22 Bus, Car/Van Pool, and Park-and-Ride Lots 22 VII. Access Management Strategies 24 VIII. Eno EDD —Access Management Concept Map and Criteria 25 IX. Access Management Criteria —A Guide to Interpreting and Implementing the Eno EDD Access Management Map 26 X. Implementation 28 Coordination 28 Role/Responsibility of the NCDOT 28 Role/Responsibility of Orange County 28 Role/Responsibility of the Developer/Property Owner/Applicant 29 XI. Appendix 29 Goals, Transportation Objectives and Recommendations of the Eno Economic Development District (EDD) Area Small Area Plan, 200831 Eno EDD Transportation Access Management Concept Plan 200832 List of Maps Eno EDD — Vicinity Map 2 Eno EDD —Access Management Plan Study Area 3 Eno EDD — Zoning 7 Eno EDD — Future Land Use Map 9 Eno EDD — Environmental Map 11 Eno EDD — NCDOT Road Functional Classification 14 Eno EDD and Surrounding Area —AADT Traffic Counts 16 Eno EDD and Surrounding Area — High Frequency Crash Locations 20 Eno EDD — NCDOT Draft Interchange Concept 23 Eno EDD —Access Management Concept Map 27 Eno EDD Transportation Access Management Concept Plan 2008 32