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King Soopers 142 <br />Louisville, CO <br />IV. Analysis of Future Conditions without Site Development <br />Methodology <br />The future traffic forecasts, without the proposed new use, were developed for 2026 and 2045 conditions <br />based on a composite of existing baseline traffic volumes, regional traffic growth, and pipeline <br />developments. A 1.0% growth factor per year was applied to all movements of existing traffic on the study <br />intersections. <br />Regional Growth <br />Increases in traffic associated with regional growth were estimated at 1.0 percent per year compounded for <br />all movements on study intersections up to 2026 as well as to 2045. This growth was determined using <br />CDOT'S Online Transportation Information System's (OTIS) count station #104952 on McCaslin Blvd south <br />of Dillon Rd, and accounts for increases in traffic resulting from influences outside of the immediate study <br />area. The resulting increases in volumes within the study area are reflected in Figure 4-1 for 2026 conditions <br />and Figure 4-2 for 2045 conditions. <br />Pipeline Developments <br />One unbuilt/unoccupied (i.e., "pipeline") development was identified for consideration within the study. CU <br />Boulder Faculty Housing is planned to be built at 1164 W Dillon Rd at the site of the vacant Cinebarre. No <br />plans have been submitted to the City for this development, therefore the use for this site was assumed to <br />be Multi -Family Housing (Low -Rise). The existing Cinebarre building is 45,000 square feet (SF), therefore <br />it was assumed that the development could provide 50 dwelling units (DU). With this information, and the <br />proximity to the park and ride, the following development program was included in the background and total <br />future analysis for 2045 conditions: <br />CU Boulder Faculty Housing <br />50 DU Multi -Family Housing (Low -Rise) - Close to Rail Transit <br />The location of the pipeline developments in relation to the Applicant's property is shown in Figure 4-3. The <br />pipeline development site was assumed to have 80% of its trips going to and from the south on McCaslin <br />Blvd, 10% going to and from the north on McCaslin Blvd, 5% going to and from the east on Centennial <br />Pkwy/Cherry St, and 5% going to and from the east on Dillon Rd. The pipeline site trips are shown in Figure <br />4-4 for 2045 conditions. <br />Background Traffic Forecasts <br />The existing traffic forecasts depicted in Figure 3-1, the regional growth shown in Figure 4-1 (2026) and <br />Figure 4-2 (2045), and the pipeline development site trips shown in Figure 4-4 (2045) were added together <br />to yield the background future traffic forecasts shown in Figure 4-5 for 2026 conditions and Figure 4-6 for <br />2045 conditions. <br />Background Future Levels of Service <br />Capacity analyses of 2026 and 2045 future traffic conditions without the proposed development are <br />provided in Appendix E and summarized in Table 4-1. The forecasted levels of service are also depicted <br />graphically in Figure 4-7 for 2026 conditions and Figure 4-8 for 2045 conditions. <br />Galloway & Company, Inc. <br />20 <br />