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070 _ dure for larger subdivisions when it can be ` -- <br /> demonstrated that the subdivision would not _ . <br /> - produce a need for transportation improve- _. <br /> rnents. Recommendations for transportation <br /> - ' improvements resulting from the study will <br /> be incorporated into the -subdivision <br /> approval process. Certain improvements may - <br /> - be attached as conditions for approval of = <br /> - the subdivision. <br /> EXISTING ORDINANCE PROVISIONS: None. This is a new require- <br /> men . <br /> PROPOSED AMENDMENT: <br /> Section IV-B-3-e pL traffic, j-mpact_study shall be required of - <br /> subdivisions as defined iri Section IV-B-3- <br /> e-3 . The study will enable Orange County <br /> to assess the impact of a proposed subdivi- <br /> .,ioon on the highway w <br /> is at or nee.r capacity or a safety problem <br /> T u <br /> proposed developments do n9t adversely <br /> affect the highway network and tp identify <br /> w <br /> from the site to the existing transporta- <br /> tion network . The purpose of the study i,5 <br /> also to identify solutions to potential <br /> croblems and to present :improvements tp be <br /> incorporated into the proposed development. <br /> IV-B-3-e-1 Conduct 8 traffic impact study shall be <br /> ctualified traffic engineer and/or <br /> transportation planner with previous traffic <br /> study experience. The procedures and standards <br /> for the traffic impact study are set forth in <br /> Section IV-B-3-e-3 of this Ordinances. <br /> IV-B-3-e-2 App;icability Except as described be}.ow, a <br /> traffic impact study shall-be requjsed for ell <br /> subdivisions containino 80 or more dwelling <br /> units or where the estimated traffic generated <br /> by the subdj_visi9n exceeds 800 trips/day. <br /> A subdivision conta,icing 80 or more dwelling <br /> e <br /> requirement to prepare and submit a traffic <br /> impact study if, as Pert pf sketch plan review <br /> t t , <br /> subdivision when added to u_istinp traffic will <br /> not result in a need for transportationt <br /> improvements. Planning AePertment staff will <br />