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t. <br /> vement.setions are <br /> d the scop <br /> Response: Traffic Index and maintenance of they guidelines tru trucks we eecon converted intoe <br /> of a traffic study. Consistent with our traffic study g <br /> equivalent passenger vehicles. <br /> Comment number 3: <br /> Fair Share Calculations-The <br /> soestimates of fair share in Table 38 of the dy incorrectly calculated the report used the <br /> needed improvement co <br /> project traffic volume divided by the total cumulative plus project volume. ore Co ty <br /> established that roadway improvements were needed in San Joaquin <br /> Impact Mitigation Fee <br /> result of future development. The San Joaquin County Traffic Imp g <br /> (TIME)is based on this finding. Therefore,the project's fair share should be calculated <br /> by dividing the project trips by the net increase in traffic by 2010. This will produce a <br /> higher ADT Automotive share of needed cumulative mitigation. <br /> Response: The County's Traffic Study Guidelines are very specific on the method of <br /> calculating fair share. the number off"pro"project generated trips" at a location share responsibility,in the near eis <br /> y the total <br /> determined by dividing �� � <br /> number of trips at that location for the"existing plus'approved plus project. For the <br /> cumulative impacts, divide the number of project generated trips by "cumulative plus <br /> project" condition. Korve Engineering followed the Guidelines as directed by County <br /> staff. <br /> Comment number 4: <br /> TUff Fees-The report does not the fee acknowledge calculated that the project won a fee ell er t requiredrip s due o the <br /> TIMF fees. It is recommended TIME fee would be 4,74 trips (ADT Automotive <br /> unique use being proposed. 2000 TIMF Update) or <br /> Traffic Study,Table 7,pg. 15)times$184.17 per trip <br /> $868,177.38. <br /> Response: The County's conditions of approval require the applicant to pay the TIMF <br /> fees as specified above. <br /> Comment number 5: direct funding of <br /> Offset Program-The Mountain House Community is providing <br /> improvements within and near its Sphere of Influence. ThV meat Fee are <br /> The <br /> funded through the Mountain House Transportation Imp es that all <br /> MHTIF includes a mitigation Offset Program. Thus Offset Programomein the Mitigation of <br /> development impacting the regional roadway system must participate <br /> tomotive project should be required tc <br /> cumulative�some of h the roads i )participate since <br /> ncluded in the Offset Program We have attached Table <br /> it will imp a fair <br /> I from OPTRANS to illustrate the project's share of the offset Program costs. Th <br /> share percentages have been calculated based on the project'share of hour volumes sine r daily <br /> as <br /> discussed above. The percentages have been based on PM p <br />