Landside Requirements Sample Clauses

Landside Requirements. Description: Landside facility requirements will be based on the demand/capacity analysis and the evaluation of existing conditions to provide an appropriate airside/landside balance compatible with identified airfield requirements.
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Landside Requirements. Xxxx & Xxxx will develop a landside facility assessment and recommendations for HDN to assist in developing a capital project list and identify funding levels and sources. The landside assessment will include an evaluation of capacity and demand for all landside facilities including terminal curbsides, terminal roadways/ intersections, employee parking, public parking (Short-Term, Long-Term), rental cars, and commercial vehicle access including transit/ ride hailing to determine their ability to accommodate future demand. Anticipated tasks will include: ▪ Meet with Airport staff to discuss landside facility issues, unique / seasonal needs and operational concerns ▪ Compile and/ or collect available landside data that may include parking lot utilization and duration, rental car utilization, terminal roadway/ intersection traffic counts, curbside utilization, mode of access, and vehicle classifications ▪ Identify goals / thresholds for each landside element such as individual and overall parking lot occupancy, curbside utilization/ double parking, roadway/ intersection level of service, shuttle capacity and frequency ▪ Evaluate existing landside capacity (curbside level of service/ utilization, roadway/intersection level of service, parking lot utilization, etc.) for individual landside elements (if data is available) based on existing roadway geometry, parking facility layouts, and curbside layout ▪ Compare existing landside demand to existing landside capacity to determine any existing landside capacity constraints ▪ Review airport activity projections including operational profiles, passenger arrival / show up times, trip lengths, enplanements, design day flight schedules and employment ▪ Develop future long-term (20 year) landside demand peak hours/ periods based on passenger movements and related growth rates across the curb and by mode (e.g. rental car, shuttle) and by arrival and departure (e.g. origin and destination passengers) ▪ Evaluate future landside capacity (curbside level of service/ utilization, roadway level of service, parking lot utilization, etc.) for individual landside elements (as available) ▪ Identify future landside facility requirements and recommended infrastructure such as: o Modification of existing roadways and intersections (realignments, traffic flow/ circulation changes, added turn lanes, lane configuration, traffic control upgrades including signing, marking and signals) o Capacity enhancements – Permanent or seasonal new c...
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