Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)

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Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)
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Portland (municipal)
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iii. A development plan addressing mechanisms and potential
anticipated or potential strategies to meet
institutional needs and physical transportation objectives,
improvements, including the including transportation
proposed boundary of the IOZ demand management,
and any phasing of the phasing, and when a Traffic
development. Movement Permit (TMP)
b. Analysis and associated plans that may be required.
address the following elements in ii. Environment, with:
terms of anticipated growth or a) An analysis of potential
potential impacts within the identified cumulative impacts on
study area, and support the natural resources and open
development parameters as set out in spaces.
the regulatory framework, including: b) An analysis of projected
i. Transportation and access, with: energy consumption,
a) An analysis of the projected hazardous materials
changes in parking demand, generation, noise
supply, and impacts to the generation, and similar
off-street and on-street issues as relevant.
parking capacity, including c) An environmental plan,
an explanation of the representing the synthesis
proposed parking plan. of the analysis and including
b) An analysis of the projected a proposed program or set
changes in vehicular, of guidelines for future
pedestrian, transit, and preservation, enhancement,
bicycle access routes and conservation, and/or
facilities, their capacity, and mitigation.
safety. iii. Infrastructure, with:
c) A transportation, access, a) An analysis of projected
and circulation plan, public utility demand and
representing the synthesis the capacity of associated
of the analysis, and infrastructure.
including a program of b) An analysis of projected
potential improvements or public safety needs and
set of guidelines to address projected impacts to the
access