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3/11/2013
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Redwood City Costco Gasoline Expansion ProjE 7.A. - Page 436 <br /> August4,2011 ruye�i <br /> influence on trip generation. As such, the profession is moving towards modifying this for the <br /> gasoline station land use codes and working on studies that include different independent variables. <br /> An ITE paper was just recently published in the June 2011 ITE Journal documenting a study <br /> completed by North Carolina State University confirming these methodologies. <br /> In particular for Costco Gasoline facilities, membership base (since they are member-only facilities), <br /> market area, and adjacent warehouse activity appear to have a much greater influence on the activity <br /> levels of the associated fuel stations than whether the facility is 12, 16, or 20 fueling positions (the <br /> three typical Costco models). Furthermore,the existing conditions data collected at the Redwood City <br /> site itself confirms this as the existing 3 island station is generating essentially the same number of <br /> total trips as that seen at many 4 island facilities. <br /> Trip Generation Estimate Methodology <br /> There are two specific elements that directed the methodology used to prepare a trip generation for <br /> the proposed fuel station expansion. The first is that the project is an expansion to an existing fuel <br /> station that has been operational for almost 2 years. This creates a very different scenario from <br /> evaluating the impacts of a completely new use. Secondly, there are only two existing 5 island Costco <br /> Gasoline fuel stations within the continental United States and, therefore, there is a limited sample <br /> size upon which to draw for their characteristics. Because of this, detailed and thorough review of <br /> trip generation from several approaches was conducted to provide sufficient support and confidence <br /> in the evaluation and resulting estimate. To develop the trip generation estimate for the expanded <br /> Redwood City fuel station,the following steps were completed: <br /> Evaluation and documentation of how the existing activity levels at the Redwood City site <br /> (warehouse and fuel station) compare to other Costco locations where trip generation is <br /> known (particularly those locations that have 5 island fuel stations) <br /> Evaluation and documentation of the range of trip generation seen at other Costco <br /> Gasoline facilities including those with 5 islands and those with sales volume equal to or <br /> greater than that at Redwood City <br /> Preparation of a range of trip generation estimates for the fuel station expansion based on <br /> four approaches: <br /> o Approach #1 - Using the trip generation observed at other 4 and 5 island Costco <br /> Gasoline facilities with equivalent or greater activity and sales than that of <br /> Redwood City, <br /> Kittelson&Associates,Inc. Boise,Idaho <br />
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