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Transportation Modeling Assumptions <br /> Modeling future transportation scenarios in the ► The intersection of Eubanks/NC86 will be <br /> Northwest Area required analysis and assumptions signalized in its current alignment. <br /> for the study area as well as all surrounding areas <br /> that interact or will interact with this area in the The figures supplied by the UNC Department of <br /> future. In particular, future growth in Carrboro's City and Regional Planning's Northwest Small <br /> northern planning jurisdiction and on the Area Workshop Class were used for future <br /> University's Horace Williams Tract were issues employment projections for the Horace Williams <br /> that were incorporated into the modeling tract. The tract was divided into two zones, with <br /> scenarios. a majority of the residential uses in the western <br /> zone and the majority of the non-residential uses <br /> In general, for purposes of the transportation in the eastern zone. Generally, the western zone <br /> analysis, all modeling for the Northwest Area was corresponds to the portion of the property that is <br /> based on the following systemwide assumptions: in Carrboro's planning jurisdiction, and the <br /> eastern zone corresponds to the portion of the <br /> ► The design year is 2010. property that is in Chapel Hill's jurisdiction. The <br /> figures are as follows: <br /> ► Growth of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area <br /> will be consistent with projections Employment Projections in 2010 <br /> prepared for the 1985 Urban Area for the University's Horace Williams Tract <br /> Thoroughfare Plan, updated where <br /> necessary <br /> nb Y th e Triangle <br /> T rans i t Authority <br /> h <I i... »: <br /> 501 Fixed Guideway Study, the U.S. 15 <br /> Corridor S t ud Y, a nd th e Southern Small <br /> <:: <br /> Area Plan. Eastern Zone ;: 1012•:<:>:::: az303 <br /> :7:.;;:;:.; .;:;•;';:.;51i:1�:;•:>:•>: <br /> < <br /> Westem Zone 113 338 1119 <br /> ► All scenarios assume the same level of <br /> growth in the areas outside of the <br /> N TOTAL: 1125 3375 1630 <br /> Northwest Study Area. <br /> P. The same level of growth will be assumed <br /> for the Horace Williams property under The following future employment projections for <br /> each scenario. the year 2010 will be used in the model: <br /> ► Horace Williams development will be Projected Growth in 2010 <br /> assumed to be designed to encourage by Plan Alternatives <br /> alternative modes of transportation. This <br /> as <br /> sumes that the overall development <br /> P <br /> ment <br /> P atte r ns will be sim i lar development t on ;.;..:.:..:.;..:.:.<..;.;.:..;.,..:.;.:..;.:<..;.:..;.:.: <br /> the main campus. <br /> Base Year 0 395 <br /> ► Chapel Hill Transit service levels and Alternative 1 506 1774 <br /> routing will remain at 1994-95 levels, <br /> including additional service to the U.S. Alternative 2 813 3517 <br /> 15-501 South Park and Ride Lot and the Alternative 2A 813 3517 <br /> Eubanks Road Park and Ride Lot. <br /> Recommended <br /> ► NC 86 will be widened consistent with Plan 1111 3818 <br /> current plans. <br /> Page A-14 Northwest Small Area Plan <br />