The owner of land southeast corner of an intersection is considering two (2) dif

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The owner of land southeast corner of an intersection is considering two (2) different types of development for a 12-acre. One possibility is an 85,000-square-foot general office building with 300 employees. Another possibility is a 70,000-square-foot discount supermarket with 150 employees. The property will have one full access on the east-west street and one right-turn-in-and-right-turn-out access on the north-south street. It is your responsibility to determine the trip generation anticipated for the proposed development for the weekday, weekday evening peak hour of generator, and evening peak hour of adjacent street for both possible land uses - considering all available independent variables. For only the discount supermarket possibility, it is also your responsibility to determine the potential new and pass-by approach, departure, and turning movement traffic volumes at the two accesses and at the major intersection for only the evening peak hour of adjacent street. The public agency requires that major street intersections provide dual left-turn lanes if more than 300 left-turning vehicles-per-hour are anticipated and exclusive right-turn lanes if more than 200 right-turning vehicles-per-hour are anticipated. The agency also requires that major accesses provide exclusive right-turn lanes if more than 100 right-turning vehicles-per-hour are anticipated. Please determine if dual left-turn lanes or a right-turn lane are required for the four (4) intersection approaches. Please determine if right-turn lanes are required for the two (2) accesses. Also, please accomplish a sensitivity analysis for these determinations. The peak hour traffic volumes at the intersection are provided below.

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