HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93010_0274Approximate Trip Generation
1995-2000
Use
Total Trips Generated
Gas Station
1,500
Specialty Retail (Apple House)
41
Specialty Retail (Marina)
407
Specialty Retail (Leonard Buildings)
82
Specialty Retail (Antiques)
82
Specialty Retail (Proposed)
82
Auto Sales (Quiet Cove Road
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Auto Service (Quiet Cove Road)
21
Auto Service (Doolie Road)
Auto Museum
203
Day Care (Kendra Drive)
119
General Office (Kendra Drive)
12
Mini Storage
13
Apartments
1,231
Residential Development
1,528
TOTAL
5,389
New Mixed -Use Development
7,141
TOTAL
12,530
Smith noted that when the new Arvida housing development was completed,
another 7,000 average daily trips could be added. He said the Arvida project would be
included in the Town of Mooresville's regulations.
Development Comparison
Iredell County versus the Town of Mooresville
Planning Supervisor Smith then explained the following future land use
classifications used in the maps for the study.
Low Density Residential: Includes single-family residential units at a density of
approximately .5 units per acre.
Commercial: Retail land uses including those listed in the Shopping Center,
Neighborhood, Highway, Community, and General Business designations in the zoning
ordinance, as well as any service or office and institutional uses.
Transitional: These land uses should be considered as a "buffer" between a higher
intensity use, such as commercial, and a lower intensity use, such as residential. The primary
land uses included in the transitional designation include multi -family residential, office,
institutional, and services.
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Iredell County
Town of Mooresville
Tract Size
58 acres
58 acres
Density
.57/acre
4.5/acre
Dwelling Units
86 single family
226 single and multi -family
Average Daily Trips
821
2,088
School -Age Children
(0.6/household
52
136
Planning Supervisor Smith then explained the following future land use
classifications used in the maps for the study.
Low Density Residential: Includes single-family residential units at a density of
approximately .5 units per acre.
Commercial: Retail land uses including those listed in the Shopping Center,
Neighborhood, Highway, Community, and General Business designations in the zoning
ordinance, as well as any service or office and institutional uses.
Transitional: These land uses should be considered as a "buffer" between a higher
intensity use, such as commercial, and a lower intensity use, such as residential. The primary
land uses included in the transitional designation include multi -family residential, office,
institutional, and services.
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