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Transportation Impact Studies (TIS) may be required when changes in land use, new development, or site access are proposed. A TIS evaluates the effects that a change in traffic volumes or travel patterns will have on the transportation network.
A TIS may be required for a project that is expected to result in 100 or more added (new) trips during the adjacent roadways peak hour or the development’s peak hour. The TIS should include a site plan and capacity analysis of existing, future no-build and future build conditions. The TIS must use the latest version of SYNCHRO, and must include all site access points and all signalized intersections that are expected to see an increase of 100+ vehicles per hour.
All traffic impact study (TIS) scopes should be reviewed and accepted by the City prior to start of study to determine study area and what specific analysis may need to be included (shown below).
For questions please contact Neil Milcarek-Burke, Transportation Planner, at (315) 448-4742 or NMilcarek-Burke@syrgov.net.