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CONSULTING CIVil ENGINEERS . SURVEYORS
August 9, 2007
Mr. Gary Seib
City of Coppell
Planning Department
255 Parkway Blvd.
Coppell. Texas 75019
972-462-0022
Re: Vista Ridge Retail
Mr. Seib:
Enclosed is a traffic impact analysis related to the above referenced project as required by the
Planning & Zoning Commission.
We have a meeting on Monday, 8/13 with TxDot to review the report and confirm the driveway location
conceptually approved previously.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to call me at your convenience.
Sincerely,
& ASSOCIATES, INC.
Michael D. Clark, P.E.
Vice President
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TRAFFIC IMPACT ANALYSIS FOR
A RETAIL DEVELOPMENT
IN COPPELL, TEXAS
Prppared by:
DeShazo, Tang & Assodates, Inc.
Engineers. Planners
400 South Houston Street
-Suite 330 . Union Station
Dallas, Texas 75202
Phone 214/748-6740
Fax 214/748-7037
www.deshazotang.com
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Prepared for:
Winkelmann & Associates, Inc.
TRAFFIC IMPACT ANALYSIS FOR
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IN COPPELL, TEXAS
Prepared by:
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Engineers. Planners
400 South Houston Street
Suite 330 . Union Station
Dallas, Texas 75202
Phone 214/748-6740
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Retail Development
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DT&A Project No. 07145
Table of Contents
Executive Summary ................................. ......................................... ......... ................... iii
KEY FINDINGS....................................................................................................................... III
RECOMMENDATIONS............................................................................................................. .IV
1.0 Introduction............................................................................... ........... ............... 1
1.1 PURPOSE.......................................................................................... ......................... 1
1.2 SITE DESCRiPTION...................................................................................................... 2
1.3 STUDY PARAMETERS................................ ................................................................... 2
2.0 Study Background Information............................................................................ 2
2.1 ROADWAY CONDITIONS............................................................................................... 2
2.2 TRAFFIC COUNTS................................................. ....................................................... 6
2.3 GROWTH RATE ........................................ ......................... .......................................... 6
3.0 Trip Generation......................................................................... ........... ...............9
3.1 DEVELOPMENT TRIP GENERATION AND MODE SPLIT ..................................................... 9
4.0 Trip Distribution and Assignment....................................................................... 10
5.0 Capacity Analysis.................................. ........ .................................................... 10
5.1 INTERSECTION CAPACITY ANALySiS........................................................................ ....1 0
6.0 Access Management........................................................................ ................. 15
6.1 RIGHT-TURN LANE ANALYSIS ......................................................................................15
6.2 U-TURN ANALySiS..................................................................................................... .16
7.0 Summary of Results and Recommendations .................................................... 16
8.0 Conclusions................................................................................................. ...... 19
KEY FINDINGS.................................................................................................................... ..19
RECOMMENDATIONS ................................................................... ......................................... .19
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List of Tables
TABLE 1. HISTORICAL TRAFFIC COUNT DATA.............................................................................. 6
TABLE 2. DEVELOPMENT TRIP GENERATION SUMMARy............. ......... ...... ............. .......... ............ 9
TABLE 3. TRIP DISTRIBUTION SUMMARY....................................................................................1 0
TABLE 4. LOS CRITERIA FOR SIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS.........................................................14
TABLE 5. LOS CRITERIA FOR UNSIGNALlZED INTERSECTIONS.....................................................14
TABLE 6. PEAK HOUR INTERSECTION CAPACITY ANALYSIS RESULTS ..........................................15
TABLE 7. RIGHT-TURN LANE ANALYSIS SUMMARy....... .......... .... ...... ......... ............................ .....16
Table of Exhibits
EXHIBIT E1. RECOMMENDED INTERSECTION GEOMETRy..................... ...... .......... ......... .... .......... ...V
EXHIBIT 1. SITE LOCATION MAP ................. .... ...... ..... ..... ........ ...... ...... .... ................... ....... ........... 3
EXHIBIT 2. SITE PLAN................................................................................................................ 4
EXHIBIT 3. EXISTING AND PROPOSED INTERSECTION GEOMETRy................................................. 5
EXHIBIT 4. EXISTING 2007 TRAFFIC VOLUMES............................................................................. 7
EXHIBIT 5. BACKGROUND 2009 TRAFFIC VOLUMES .....................................................................8
EXHIBIT 6. SITE TRAFFIC DISTRIBUTION .....................................................................................11
EXHIBIT 7. SITE GENERATED TRAFFiC..................................................................................... ..12
EXHIBIT 8. TOTAL SITE GENERATED + 2009 BACKGROUND TRAFFIC VOLUMES ............................13
EXHIBIT 9. RECOMMENDED INTERSECTION GEOMETRY ...............................................................17
ApPENDIX A - TRAFFIC COUNTS
ApPENDIX B - TRIP GENERATION SUPPLEMENT
ApPENDIX C -INTERSECTION CAPACITY SOFTWARE OUTPUT
ApPENDIX D - HIGHWAY CAPACITY MANUAL WEAVE ANALYSIS SUMMARY SHEETS
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The services of DeShazo, Tang & Associates, Ine. (DT&A) were retained by Winkelmann &
Associates, Inc., to conduct a traffic impact analysis (TIA) for a proposed retail development
("Project") located in Coppell, Texas. The TIA will be used to determine what, if any,
roadway and intersection improvements are recommended with the addition of the
proposed development. The Project site is located in the northeast quadrant of the SH 121
WB frontage road/Denton Tap Road intersection.
This TIA analyzed the day-ta-day traffic operational conditions that were anticipated to be
the most critically impacted by the background traffic growth and by the proposed
development. Current traffic volume data was collected throughout the study area to
represent existing traffic conditions; growth factors were applied to the existing volumes to
project future background traffic at the site buildout year conditions. Traffic generated by
the Project at site buildout conditions was distributed and assigned to the study area
roadway network based upon the site access layout and the anticipated distribution and
orientation of site-related traffic. Intersection levels of service were determined for the
buildout year.
Key Findings
. The site development plan currently includes a shopping center with a grocery store,
a strip-retail center, two (2) drive-thru banks, two (2) restaurants, and a gas station.
It is expected that the site will be built out by 2009.
. The proposed site plan is expected to generate approximately 13,070 trips daily: 780
during the AM and 1,500 during the PM peak hours.
. The major traffic volume movements at this interchange are from the north and east
heading south during the AM peak hour and from the south heading north and west
during the PM peak hour.
. The majority of the projected site-generated trips are expected from the north and
east of the site.
. A typical shopping center experiences the highest traffic volumes during the off-
peak hours on Saturday between 1-2PM and 4-5PM.
. The delays for vehicles at site Driveway A are expected to occur for approximately
60 minutes each day during the PM peak hour. The highest westbound traffic
volumes occur during the AM peak, when the trips generated by the development
are minimal.
. The site Driveway A intersection is expected to operate with LOS B/C during the
peak hours and the weaving maneuver is expected to operate adequately with free-
flow conditions, at LOS B. Site Driveway A is expected to provide adequate access
to the V-turn lane with the addition of the recommend improvements at the adjacent
Denton Tap Road/SH 121 intersections.
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Recommendations
To improve the intersection operations at the adjacent signalized intersection and at
Driveway A, several lane designation improvement and signal timing improvements are
recommended. The recommended intersection improvements are listed below and are
shown on Exhibit El.
.:. Optimize signal timing to reduce queue lengths on WB frontage road adjacent to the
site.
. During the AM and PM peak hours site Driveway A may experience vehicles from
the adjacent signalized intersection with Denton Tap road blocking the driveway.
These delays are expected to have the greatest impact on the vehicles exiting the site
during the PM peak hour. The intersection signal timing at the SH 121 frontage
roads/Denton Tap Road interchange should be optimized in concert with the
addition of the development to reduce the projected queue lengths adjacent to the
site.
.:. WB SH 121 Approach at Denton Tap Road-Change lane designations to: Dual left-turn
lanes, one (1) through lane, and an exclusive right-turn lane.
.:. EB SH 121 Approach at Denton Tap Road -Change lane designations to: Exclusive left-turn
lane, one (1) through lane, and a shared through/right-turn lane.
.:. WB SH 121 Approach at site Driveway A- Add right-turn lane for site traffic.
. Since site Driveway A will be located within a continuous right-turn lane the right-
turn lane should be striped such that site Driveway A intersection is clearly marked.
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Technical Memorandum
To: Winkelmann & Associates, Inc.
From: DeShazo, Tang & Associates, Inc.
Date: August 7, 2007
Re: Traffic Impact Analysis for a Retail Development in Coppell, Texas
(DT&A No. 07145)
1.0 INTRODUCTION
The services of DeShazo, Tang & Associates, Inc. (DT&A) were retained by Winkelmann &
Associates, Inc., to conduct a traffic impact analysis (TIA) for a proposed retail development
("Project") located in Coppell, Texas. This TIA was completed to determine what, if any,
roadway and intersection improvements are recommended with the addition of the
proposed development.
1.1 Purpose
The purpose of this report is to summarize the findings of the TIA for use by Winkelmann &
Associates, Inc., in a request for a driveway permit on the SH 121 frontage road. The TIA
will be provided to TxDOT for technical review to fulfill the associated requirements for the
local review process.
This TIA analyzed the anticipated impact, if any, of background traffic growth and site-
related traffic at specified buildout conditions. Based upon the results of this analysis,
DT&A has recommended traffic-related measures considered commensurate and
appropriate to mitigate excessive or undue projected impacts. It is intended that the
findings and recommendations presented herein be considered a credible basis to determine
the traffic-related improvements essential for the development to operate safely and
efficiently.
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1.2 Site Description
The Project site is located adjacent to the north side of the SH 121 WB frontage road, the east
side of Denton Tap Road, and the south side of Highland Drive. A site location map is
provided on Exhibit 1. The Project is located on approximately 15 acres of currently
undeveloped land. The entire Project is expected to be built out in 2009. The proposed site
is shown on Exhibit 2.
1.3 Study Parameters
This TIA analyzed the day-to-day traffic operational conditions that are anticipated to be the
most critically impacted by the background traffic growth and the proposed development.
The following periods were analyzed.
. Year 2007
[J Existing Conditions
. Year 2009 (Estimated Buildout Year)
[J Back&round Growth - Existing 2007 background traffic increased at annual
growth rates per year for two (2) years.
[J Background-Growth-Plus-Site Traffic - Background traffic growth as described
above plus new site-generated traffic at build out of the development.
2.0 STUDY BACKGROUND INFORMATION
2.1 Roadway Conditions
The existing roadways considered in this analysis are summarized below; the existing and
proposed intersection geometry is shown on Exhibit 3.
The SH 121 frontage roads are three-lane, one-way roadways running generally east/west
adjacent to the south side of the site. The roadways are in good condition and are
constructed of concrete pavement with curb and gutter. The Project has proposed one
driveway with right-in/ right-out only access on the SH 121 WB frontage road. The posted
speed limit on the SH 121 frontage roads adjacent to the site is 55 mph.
Denton Tap Road is a six-lane, divided roadway running generally north/ south adjacent to
the west side of the site. The roadway is in good condition and is constructed of concrete
pavement with curb and gutter. The Project has two proposed driveways on Denton Tap
Road. There is an existing hooded left-turn lane that will provide access at one of the
driveways, which will limit exiting traffic to making right turns only. The second access
will provided right-in/right-out-only access. The posted speed limit on Denton Tap Road
adjacent to the site is 45 mph.
Highland Drive is a four-lane, undivided roadway running generally east/west adjacent to
the north side of the site. The roadway is in good condition and is constructed of concrete
pavement with curb and gutter. The Project has two proposed driveways on Highland
Drive, both with full access. The posted speed limit on Highland Drive adjacent to the site
is 40 mph.
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2.2 Traffic Counts
Twenty-four-hour weekday traffic volumes were collected by DT&A on Thursday, June 14,
2007. The 24-hour counts were conducted at the following locations.
. Denton Tap Road north of the SH 121 WB frontage road
. SH 121 WB frontage road east of Denton Tap Road
. Highland Drive east of Denton Tap Road
Peak hour turning movement counts were collected on Thursday, June 14, 2007, between
6:30-8:30 AM and 4:30-6:30 PM at the adjacent study intersections. The turning movement
counts were conducted at the following intersections.
. SH 121 WB frontage road at Denton Tap Road
. SH 121 EB frontage road at Denton Tap Road
Based upon these traffic counts, the peak hours of the study intersection occurred between
7:30-8:30 AM and 4:15-5:15 PM. The existing traffic counts are shown on Exhibit 4. Detailed
traffic count data is provided in Appendix A.
2.3 Growth Rate
The projected site is located within Dallas County in the City of Coppell. This area is has
been experiencing major growth for the past several years. This growth is expected to
continue until the area has become saturated with homes and traffic. Historical traffic count
data provided by TxDOT was obtained from the NCTCOC traffic count database. The
historical traffic count data, shown in Table I, indicates that the adjacent area growth rate is
approximately 5% annually. This 5% average annual growth rate was applied to the
existing 2007 traffic volumes to calculate the 2009 background traffic volumes shown on
Exhibit 5.
Table 1. Historical Traffic Count Data
Roadwa Year ADT
1995 12,148
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3.0 TRIP GENERATION
3.1 Development Trip Generation and Mode Split
Trip generation for the retail development was calculated using the Institute of
Transportation Engineers (ITE) Trip Generation manual (7th Edition). ITE Trip Generation is a
compilation of actual traffic generation data by land use collected over several decades by
creditable sources across the country, and it is accepted as the standard methodology to
determine trip generation volumes for various land uses where sufficient data exists. It is
assumed that "mode split" characteristics (i.e., consideration of vehicle occupancy, transit
usage, and other factors that may affect site-generated traffic volume) for the subject uses
are "typical" and are sufficiently incorporated in the default Trip Generation data.
Trip generation is summarized in vehicular trip ends. A trip end is a one-way trip entering
or leaving a site. This analysis evaluated typical weekday AM and PM peak hour
conditions of the local street traffic. For analysis purposes the following land uses were
used.
. Specialty Retail (814)
. Supermarket (850)
. Drive-In Bank (912)
. High Turnover Restaurant (932)
. Fast Food Restaurant with Drive Thru (934)
. Gas Station with Convenience Market (945)
Table 3 provides a summary of the calculated trip generation data for the Project. Excerpts
and a description from Trip Generation of these land uses are provided in Appendix B.
Table 2. Development Trip Generation Summary
Average Site-Related PM
Weekday Peak Hour Tri Ends
Land Use Quantity Trips Total In Out
S ecial Retail Center 20,200 SF 902 70 31 39
Su ermarket 69,800 SF 6,065 330 201 129 702 358 344
Drive-in Bank 4,736 SF 1,120 58 32 26 217 109 108
Drive-in Bank 4,440 SF 1,066 55 31 24 203 102 101
Hi h-Tumover Restaurant 5,500 SF 699 63 33 30 60 37 23
Fast-Food with Drive-Thru 3,200 SF 1,588 170 87 83 111 58 53
Gas Station w /Market 10 Pum s 1,628 101 51 50 134 67 67
Total 13,068 777 435 342 1,497 762 735
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4.0 TRIP DISTRIBUTION AND ASSIGNMENT
Traffic generated by the proposed Project at buildout conditions was distributed and
assigned to the study area roadway network based upon the existing traffic distribution, the
vicinity of employment, and use of professional judgment and a technical understanding of
the available roadway network. The site traffic distribution is shown in Table 4. The
detailed site traffic distribution is shown on Exhibit 6.
Table 3. Trip Distribution Summary
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5.0 CAPACITY ANALYSIS
To evaluate the existing intersections and the proposed site driveways, the site-generated
traffic volumes (Exhibit 7) were combined with the 2009 projected background traffic
volumes (Exhibit 5) to determine the total projected traffic volumes at site buildout as
shown on Exhibit 8. This analysis used the existing 2007 traffic volumes to evaluate the
existing intersection operations, and the 2009 projected background traffic volumes to
evaluate the no-build conditions. The projected 2009 traffic volumes with the development
were used to evaluate the projected intersection operations at site buildout.
5.1 Intersection Capacity Analysis
Traffic operational conditions for traffic-signal-controlled ("signalizedn) roadway
intersections are quantitatively measured in terms of average delay per vehicle through the
intersection as a function of roadway capacity and operational characteristics of the traffic
signal. The standardized methodology applied herein was developed by the Transportation
Research Board as presented in the Highway Capacity Manual (HCM). HCM also
qualitatively rates the overall delay conditions in terms of "level of servicen (LOS) ranging
from" An (free-flowing conditions) to "F" (over-capacity conditions). Generally, LOS 0 or
better is considered an acceptable condition for signalized intersections in urban and
suburban conditions. Table 4 shows the LOS criteria for signalized intersections. A
detailed description of LOS for signalized intersections is also provided in Appendix C.
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Table 4. LOS Criteria for Signalized Intersections
Table 16-2 LOS Criteria for Signalized Interseetions1
LOS Control Delay per Vehicle (see)
A ~10
B > 10-20
C > 20-35
D > 35-55
E > 55-80
F > 80
1 Highway Capacity Manual, Transportation Research Board, 2000
The standard methodology for measuring the operational conditions of STOP-controlled
("unsignalized") intersection capacity was also developed by the Transportation Research
Board and presented in the HeM. These operational conditions are also qualitatively
defined in terms of LOS ranging from" A" to "F" and are quantitatively measured in terms
of average delay per vehicle - but, as a function of acceptable gaps in the opposing traffic
stream(s). LOS for unsignalized locations is not measured for the entire intersection; rather,
LOS is only calculated for individual traffic movements that must stop or yield right-of-
way. (Traffic movements that do not stop or yield have no effective delay.) Table 5 shows
the LOS criteria for unsignalized intersections.
Table 5. LOS Criteria for Unsignalized Intersections
Table 17-22 LOS Criteria for Unsignalized
Interseetions1
Control Delay per Vehicle (sjveh)
~10
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> 15-25
> 25-35
> 35-50
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LOS
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1 Hig/rway Capacity Manual, Transportation Research Board, 2000
NOTE REGARDING LEVEL-OF-SERVICE FOR UNSIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS:
The HCM analysis methodology for unsignalized intersections was developed for conditions where
both intersection roadways accommodate roughly the same amount of traffic. The analysis
methodology was not designed to analyze intersection of high volume and low-volume roadways.
Hawever, alternative analysis techniques for other applications do not exist and the HCM
methodology is the default analysis methodology. For intersection of minar roadways (or driveways)
with major roadways, the resulting analyses often yield poor LOS (E or F), and these circumstances
cannot be analytically mitigated. Though these poor LOS conditions may exist at most minor/major
intersections, interpretation of these results should not be overrated - i.e. such conditions (jor
example, driveways at major thoroughfares) are common and function satisfactorily in most cases.
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LOS E or F for unsignalized intersections does not necessarily imply an intersection is unworkable or
that a traffic signal is warranted; however, the context of the intersection should be taken into
consideration when interpreting the results.
Intersection capacity analyses presented in this study were performed using the Synchro 7
software package methodology. Signalized intersection results were obtained directly from
the optimized software output based upon typical diamond interchange traffic signal
phasing and optimized cycle lengths, the actual existing LOS may vary from what is shown.
Table 6 summarizes the LOS results; detailed results are provided in Appendix C.
Table 6. Peak Hour Intersection Capacity Analysis Results
2009 No 2009 With
2007 Existing Build 2009 With Development and
Conditions Conditions Develo ment Im rovements
Intersection AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM
E D E D F E E D
C E C F D F D F
BJ C1 BJ C1
Note: The LOS shown are the overall signalized intersection LOS, unless otherwise noted.
1 Worst approach LOS of unsignalized intersection.
6.0 ACCESS MANAGEMENT
6.1 Right- Turn Lane Analysis
The TxDOT Access Management manual provides guidelines for evaluating the need for
right-turn lanes. According to Table 2-3: Auxiliary Lane Thresholds from the Access
Management Manual, deceleration right-turn lanes should be provided if either of the
following criteria is met.
. Major Street speed is greater than 45 mph and the right-turn volume is greater than
50 vph, or
. Major Street speed is less than or equal to 45 mph and the right-turn volume is
greater than 60 vph.
The SH 121 WB frontage road currently has a posted speed limit of 55 mph. Table 7 shows
the projected right-turn volumes at the proposed site roadways during both the AM and PM
peak hours. Based upon the projected peak hour traffic volumes and intersection
operations, a right-turn lane is warranted.
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Table 7. Right-Turn Lane Analysis Summary
Projected
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Study Intersection with _______j~.l'!!L_______
SH 121 WB Frontage Road AM PM
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6.2 U- Turn Analysis
Site Driveway A was evaluated to determine the expected operations of vehicles exiting the
driveway to the WB to EB SH 121 V-turn. This V-turn is located approximately 250 feet
west of site Driveway A. The WB SH 121 frontage road has the highest traffic volumes
during the AM peak hour. The shopping center however will generally have the highest
volumes during the PM peak hour and on Saturday.
The Highway Capacity freeway weave analysis was performed to evaluate the operations of
a weaving maneuver from the site Driveway A to the V-turn lane during free-flow
conditions on the frontage road. The weave analysis resulted in LOS B during both the AM
and PM peak hours with free-flow operations on the frontage road. The detailed HCS
analysis is provided in Appendix D.
7.0 SUMMARY OF RESULTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The right-turns exiting the proposed development at proposed site Driveway A are
expected to operate at a good LOS during the peak hours based upon the opposing traffic
volumes on the frontage road at the intersection.
The projected high traffic volumes at the SH 121 frontage road intersections cause poor
operations and significant delays on the westbound frontage road approach at the
intersection with Denton Tap Road. The projected westbound frontage road queue length
may extend beyond the proposed Driveway A intersection during the peak hours.
To improve the intersection operations at the adjacent signalized intersection and at
Driveway A, several lane designation improvement and signal timing improvements are
recommended. With these improvements, it is expected that the queue lengths will be
reduced on the westbound SH 121 approach and will improve the operations of the both the
EB and WB frontage road intersections. The recommended intersection improvements are
listed below and are shown on Exhibit 9.
Intersection Improvements
. Optimize signal timing to reduce queue lengths on WB frontage road adjacent to the
site.
. VVB SH 121 Approach at Denton Tap Road-Change lane designations to: Dual left-turn
lanes, one (1) through lane, and an exclusive right-turn lane.
. EB SH 121 Approach at Denton Tap Road -Change lane designations to: Exclusive left-
turn lane, one (1) through lane, and a shared through/right-turn lane.
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. WB SH 121 Approach at site Driveway A- Add right-turn lane for site traffic.
. Since site Driveway A will be located within a continuous right-turn lane the right-
turn lane should be striped such that site Driveway A intersection is clearly marked.
V-Turn Analysis Summary
The site Driveway A intersection is expected to operate with a LOS BjC during the peak
hours and the weaving maneuver is expected to operate adequately with free-flow
conditions, at LOS B. Site Driveway A is expected to provide adequate access to the V-turn
lane with the addition of the recommend improvements at the adjacent Denton Tap
RoadjSH 121 intersections.
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8.0 CONCLUSIONS
This TIA analyzed the day-to-day traffic operational conditions that were anticipated to be
the most critically impacted by the background traffic growth and by the proposed
development. Current traffic volume data was collected throughout the study area to
represent existing traffic conditions; growth factors were applied to the existing volumes to
project future background traffic at the site buildout year conditions. Traffic generated by
the Project at site buildout conditions was distributed and assigned to the study area
roadway network based upon the site access layout and the anticipated distribution and
orientation of site-related traffic. Intersection levels of service were determined for the
buildout year.
Key Findings
. The site development plan currently includes a shopping center with a grocery store,
a strip-retail center, two (2) drive-thru banks, two (2) restaurants, and a gas station.
It is expected that the site will be built out by 2009.
. The proposed site plan is expected to generate approximately 13,070 trips daily: 780
during the AM and 1,500 during the PM peak hours.
. The major traffic volume movements at this interchange are from the north and east
heading south during the AM peak hour and from the south heading north and west
during the PM peak hour.
. The majority of the projected site-generated trips are expected from the north and
east of the site.
. A typical shopping center experiences the highest traffic volumes during the off-
peak hours on Saturday between 1-2PM and 4-5PM.
. The delays for vehicles at site Driveway A are expected to occur for approximately
60 minutes each day during the PM peak hour. The highest westbound traffic
volumes occur during the AM peak, when the trips generated by the development
are minimal.
. The site Driveway A intersection is expected to operate with LOS BjC during the
peak hours and the weaving maneuver is expected to operate adequately with free-
flow conditions, at LOS B. Site Driveway A is expected to provide adequate access
to the V-tum lane with the addition of the recommend improvements at the adjacent
Denton Tap RoadjSH 121 intersections.
Recommendations
To improve the intersection operations at the adjacent signalized intersection and at
Driveway A, several lane designation improvement and signal timing improvements are
recommended. The recommended intersection improvements are listed below.
.:. Optimize signal timing to reduce queue lengths on WB frontage road adjacent to the
site.
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. During the AM and PM peak hours site Driveway A may experience vehicles from
the adjacent signalized intersection with Denton Tap road blocking the driveway.
These delays are expected to have the greatest impact on the vehicles exiting the site
during the PM peak hour. The intersection signal timing at the SH 121 frontage
roads/Denton Tap Road interchange should be optimized in concert with the
addition of the development to reduce the projected queue lengths adjacent to the
site.
.:. VVB SH 121 Approach at Denton Tap Road-Change lane designations to: Dual left-turn
lanes, one (1) through lane, and an exclusive right-turn lane.
.:. EB SH 121 Approach at Denton Tap Road -Change lane designations to: Exclusive left-turn
lane, one (1) through lane, and a shared through/right-turn lane.
.:. VVB SH 121 Approach at site Driveway A- Add right-turn lane for site traffic.
. Since site Driveway A will be located within a continuous right-turn lane the right-
turn lane should be striped such that site Driveway A intersection is clearly marked.
END
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Table of Appendices
ApPENDIX A - TRAFFIC COUNTS
ApPENDIX B - TRIP GENERATION SUPPLEMENT
ApPENDIX C -INTERSECTION CAPACITY SOFTWARE OUTPUT
ApPENDIX D - HIGHWAY CAPACITY MANUAL WEAVE ANALYSIS
SUMMARY SHEETS
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TRAFFIC COUNTS
Street: SH-121 WB Frontage Road ... 1200
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Date: June 14, 2007 ~ 0
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Time of Day
24-Hr Volume: 13,002 -e- Westbound
Time Peak Westbound Time Peak Westbound
0:00 12:00
0:15 32 12:15 196
0:30 18 12:30 185
0:45 17 12:45 190
1:00 9 76 13:00 180 751
1:15 5 13:15 186
1:30 10 13:30 186
1:45 12 13:45 194
2:00 10 37 14:00 172 738
2:15 8 14:15 163
2:30 12 14:30 174
2:45 10 14:45 165
3:00 7 37 15:00 178 680
3:15 12 15:15 188
3:30 8 15:30 179
3:45 12 15:45 212
4:00 8 40 16:00 200 779
4:15 14 16:15 230
4:30 16 16:30 186
4:45 30 16:45 228
5:00 31 91 17:00 220 864
5:15 35 17:15 228
5:30 61 17:30 233
5:45 61 17:45 246
6:00 80 237 18:00 270 977
6:15 129 18:15 984 235 984
6:30 128 18:30 218
6:45 186 18:45 212
7:00 239 682 19:00 195 860
7:15 259 19:15 173
7:30 256 19:30 164
7:45 264 19:45 152
8:00 330 1,109 20:00 146 635
8:15 269 20:15 187
8:30 283 20:30 130
8:45 1,172 290 1,172 20:45 134
9:00 264 1,106 21:00 119 570
9:15 194 21:15 114
9:30 163 21:30 126
9:45 175 21:45 96
10:00 149 68] 22:00 102 438
10:15 148 22:15 69 -.
10:30 129 22:30 48
10:45 163 22:45 59
11:00 146 586 23:00 59 235
11:15 146 23:15 48
11:30 156 23:30 44
11:45 154 23:45 35
12:00 188 644 0:00 22 149
24-Hr Volume 13,002
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Street: SH-121 WB Frontage Road
Location: East of
Denton Tap Road
City/State: Coppell, Texas
Project-JD#: 07145 - 720
1. Street Width:
~ feet
2. Street Material:
Concrete
3. Curbing/Gutters?:
Concrete
4. Number of Lanes:
Three
5. Divided?:
Undivided
6. Traffic Control Devices:
Signalized at Denton Tap Road
7. Pedestrian Crosswalks?:
Yes
8. Pedestrian Pushbutton?:
Yes
9. On-street Parking:
Unmarked
10. Posted Speed Limit:
55 mph
11. Adjacent Land Uses: Undeveloped
12. Additional Observations/Comments:
Street: Denton Tap Road :; 2500
Location: North of ~ 2000 I~
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24-Hour Volume:
Time Peak Northbound Southbound Time Peak Northbound Southbound
0:00 12:00
0:15 25 21 12:15 194 167
0:30 23 13 12:30 180 150
0:45 25 16 12:45 151 145
1:00 16 89 7 57 13:00 168 693 156 618
1:15 II 12 13:15 144 158
1:30 13 3 13:30 154 141
1:45 8 9 13:45 124 138
2:00 6 38 3 27 14:00 157 579 116 553
2:15 9 4 14:15 138 103
2:30 8 0 14:30 174 103
2:45 6 5 14:45 146 116
3:00 8 31 1 10 15:00 165 623 132 454
3:15 3 I 15:15 167 142
3:30 4 6 15:30 156 114
3:45 5 1 15:45 186 138
4:00 4 16 8 16 16:00 192 701 124 518
4:15 6 7 16:15 214 140
4:30 4 10 16:30 292 118
4:45 7 19 16:45 236 138
5:00 10 27 28 64 17:00 352 1,094 152 548
5:15 7 21 17:15 431 174
5:30 10 53 17:30 424 150
5:45 15 61 17:45 456 166
6:00 18 50 75 210 18:00 2,313 356 1,667 * 156 646 *
6:15 27 98 18:15 388 140
6:30 29 137 18:30 328 135
6:45 50 215 18:45 278 125
7:00 78 184 288 738 19:00 188 1,182 107 507
7:15 73 336 19:15 210 126
7:30 70 438 19:30 188 96
7:45 102 416 19:45 138 82
8:00 1,955 153 398 367 1,557 * 20:00 122 658 102 406
8:15 105 302 20:15 158 108
8:30 104 316 20:30 154 81
8:45 116 478 272 20:45 157 82
9:00 136 461 260 1,150 21:00 120 589 78 349
9:15 110 182 21:15 94 100
9:30 88 152 21:30 113 88
9:45 104 136 21:45 90 64
10:00 112 414 114 584 22:00 113 410 75 327
10:15 102 115 22:15 88 52
10:30 84 100 22:30 78 51
10:45 114 99 22:45 56 41
11:00 142 442 122 436 23:00 55 277 36 180
11:15 132 108 23:15 55 30
11:30 155 120 23:30 50 38
11:45 138 131 23:45 39 18
12:00 202 627 160 519 0:00 39 183 19 105
Directional Volumes 11,433 10,579
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Street Denton Tap Road
Location: North of
SH-111
City/State: Coppell, Texas
Project-ID#: 07145 - 721
Median:
36.00 feet
36.00 feet
26.92 feet
1. Street Width:
Northbound:
Southbound:
2. Street Material:
Concrete
3. Curbing/Gutters?:
Concrete
4. Number of Lanes:
Six
5. Divided?:
Divided
6. Traffic Control Devices:
Signalized at SH-111 WB Frontage Road
7. Pedestrian Crosswalks?: Yes
8. Pedestrian Pushbutton?: Yes
9. On-street Parking: Unmarked
10. Posted Speed Limit: 45 mph
11. Adjacent Land Uses: Undeveloped
12. Additional Observations/Comments:
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City/State: Coppell, Texas ..
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2,798 -B- Eastbound ---+-- Westbound - Total Vehicles
24-Hour Volume:
Time Peak Eastbound Westbound Time Peak Eastbound Westbound
0:00 12:00
0:15 3 0 12:15 39 29
0:30 3 1 12:30 26 26
0:45 0 3 12:45 24 18
1:00 3 9 1 5 13:00 20 109 21 94
1:15 2 2 13:15 21 14
1:30 I 0 13:30 15 16
1:45 0 0 13:45 22 14
2:00 5 8 2 4 14:00 27 85 20 64
2:15 0 0 14:15 19 17
2:30 0 0 14:30 18 11
2:45 0 0 14:45 17 8
3:00 1 I I I 15:00 18 72 18 54
3:15 0 2 15:15 26 18
3:30 0 0 15:30 21 15
3:45 2 0 15:45 27 10
4:00 0 2 I 3 16:00 15 89 II 54
4:15 I 0 16:15 24 29
4:30 0 0 16:30 30 21
4:45 0 I 16:45 16 20
5:00 1 2 3 4 17:00 40 110 26 96
5:15 I 4 17:15 28 36
5:30 I 3 17:30 26 30
5:45 3 6 17:45 38 28
6:00 2 7 3 16 18:00 45 137 29 123 ..
6:15 6 5 18:15 263 40 149 27 114
6:30 4 10 18:30 30 153 19
6:45 10 7 18:45 27 18
7:00 19 39 11 33 19:00 22 119 18 82
7:15 19 17 19:15 28 16
7:30 18 25 19:30 20 10
7:45 29 19 19:45 13 18
8:00 50 116 22 83 20:00 15 76 17 61 .
8:15 31 24 20:15 22 22
8:30 31 34 20:30 22 9
8:45 259 38 150 29 109 20:45 23 14
9:00 28 128 25 112 .. 21:00 16 83 13 58
9:15 20 22 21:15 14 12
9:30 21 20 21:30 20 5
9:45 14 14 21:45 10 9
10:00 14 69 19 75 22:00 20 64 12 38
10:15 15 14 22:15 10 8
10:30 13 18 22:30 6 4
10:45 26 6 22:45 11 2
11:00 35 89 17 55 23:00 6 33 12 26
11:15 19 20 23:15 4 2
11:30 21 25 23:30 2 5
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12:00 26 88 28 90 0:00 10 22 2 10
Directional Volumes 1.557 1,241
I Equipment ID#: TM-2934ffM-2937I 24-Hour Volume 2798
Street: Highland Drive
Location: East of
Denton Tap Road
City/State: Coppell, Texas
Project-ID#: 07145 - 713
1. Street Width:
11d1 feet
2. Street Material:
Concrete
3. Curbing/Gutters?:
Concrete
4. Number of Lanes:
Four
5. Divided?:
Undivided
6. Traffic Control Devices:
None
7. Pedestrian Crosswalks?: Yes
8. Pedestrian Pushbutton?: No
9. On-street Parking: Unmarked
10. Posted Speed Limit: 40 mph
11. Adjacent Land Uses: 1. Institutional: Church & Church School 1. Undeveloped
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HIGHWAY CAPACITY MANUAL WEAVE ANALYSIS
SUMMARY SHEETS
Julie Kroll
DT&A
Phone:
E-mail:
HCS2000: Freeway Weaving Release 4.1
Fax:
Operational Analysis
Analyst:
Agency 1 Co. :
Date Performed:
Analysis Time Period:
Freeway/dir or Travel:
Weaving Location:
Jurisdiction:
Analysis Year:
Description: Retail
JMK
DT&A
7/16/2007
AM Peak Hour
WB SH 121 Frontage
Driveway A @ WB to
Coppe 11, TX
2009
Development Denton Tap
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Freeway free-flow speed, SFF
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Peak 15-min volume, vIS
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Recreational vehicles
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B-C
90
0.90
25
2
o
1.5
1.2
0.990
1. 00
101
veh/h
V
%
%
pc/h
Julie Kroll
DT&A
Phone:
E-mail:
HCS2000: Freeway Weaving Release 4.1
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Operational Analysis
Analyst:
Agency / Co. :
Date Performed:
Analysis Time period:
Freeway/dir or Travel:
weaving Location:
Jurisdiction:
Analysis Year:
Description: Retail
JMK
DT&A
7/16/2007
PM Peak Hour
WB SH 121 Frontage
Driveway A @ WB to
Coppell, TX
2009
Development Denton Tap
Inputs
Freeway free-flow speed, SFF
Weaving number of lanes, N
Weaving segment length, L
Terrain type
Grade
Length
weaving type
Volume ratio, VR
Weaving ratio, R
Road
EB U-turn
Road at SH 121
55
3
200
Level
C
0.89
0.15
mph
ft
%
mi
Multilane or C-D
Conversion to pc/h Under Base Conditions
Volume, V
Peak-hour factor, PHF
Peak 15-min volume, vIS
Trucks and buses
Recreational vehicles
Trucks and buses PCE, ET
Recreational vehicle PCE, ER
Heavy vehicle adjustment, fHV
Driver population adjustment, fP
Flow rate, v
Non-Weaving
V V
A-C B-D
55 112
0.90 0.90
15 31
2 0
o 0
1.5 1.5
1.2 1.2
0.990 1.000
1.00 1.00
61 124
Weaving
V
A-D
1088
0.90
302
2
o
1.5
1.2
0.990
1.00
1220
V
B-C
193
0.90
54
2
o
1.5
1.2
0.990
1. 00
216
veh/h
v
%
%
pc/h
weaving and Non-Weaving Speeds
Weaving
2.26
28.82
Weaving intensity factor, Wi
Weaving and non-weaving speeds, Si
Number of lanes required for
unconstrained operation, Nw (Exhibit 24-7)
Maximum number of lanes, Nw (max) (Exhibit
Type of operation is
24-7)
Non-Weaving
4.21
23.63
2.43
3.00
Unconstrained
Weaving Segment Speed, Density, Level of Service and Capacity
Weaving segment speed, S
Weaving segment density, D
Level of service, LOS
Capacity for base condition, cb
28.40
18.30
B
3910
mph
pc/mi/ln
pc/h
Limitations on Weaving Segments
Note
Analyzed
1454
519
0.93
0.07
200
If Max Exceeded See
Maximum Note
3500 a
2250 b
0.50 c
0.40 d
2500 e
Weaving flow rate, Vw
Average flow rate (pcphpl)
Volume ratio, VR
weaving ratio, R
Weaving length (ft)
Notes:
a. Capacity constrained by maximum allowable weaving flow rate.
b. Capacity constrained by basic freeway capacity.
c. Segments do not operate well at VR's exceeding max. Poor operations
and some local queuing are expected in such cases.
d. Breakdown may occur in some cases for Type C segments.
e. When length exceeds these limits, merge and diverge are treated as
isolated junctions and analyzed accordingly (HCM Chapter 25, HCS Ramps.)
Weaving and Non-Weaving Speeds
Weaving
2.20
29.07
Weaving intensity factor, Wi
weaving and non-weaving speeds, Si
Number of lanes required for
unconstrained operation, Nw (Exhibit 24-7)
Maximum number of lanes, Nw (max) (Exhibit
Type of operation is
24-7)
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Non-Weaving
3.80
24.38
2.41
3.00
Unconstrained
-. '
Weaving Segment Speed, Density, Level of Service and Capacity
Weaving segment speed, S
weaving segment density, D
Level of service, LOS
Capacity for base condition, cb
28.44
19.00
B
3910
mph
pc/mi/ln
pc/h
Limitations on Weaving Segments
Note
Analyzed
1436
540
0.89
0.15
200
If Max Exceeded See
Maximum Note
3500 a
2250 b
0.50 c
0.40 d
2500 e
Weaving flow rate, Vw
Average flow rate (pcphpl)
Volume ratio, VR
Weaving ratio, R
weaving length (ft)
Notes:
a. Capacity constrained by maximum allowable weaving flow rate.
b. Capacity constrained by basic freeway capacity.
c. Segments do not operate well at VR's exceeding max. Poor operations
and some local queuing are expected in such cases.
d. Breakdown may occur in some cases for Type C segments.
e. When length exceeds these limits, merge and diverge are treated as
isolated junctions and analyzed accordingly (HCM Chapter 25, HCS Ramps.)
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