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University of Washington ITE Student Chapter 2009 ITE Data Collection Project Report Gas Station with Fast‐Food Service

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University of Washington  ITE Student Chapter

2009 ITE Data Collection Project Report  Gas Station with Fast‐Food Service 

 

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Gas Station with Fast-Food Service University of Washington, Seattle ITE Student Chapter

ITE District 6 – 2009 Data Collection Project The University of Washington ITE student chapter collected parking and trip generation data for a combination gas station with convenience store and fast food restaurant (with drive-through) location in the Seattle metropolitan area. The facility studied was the 7-Eleven gas station and convenience store attached to a Jack in the Box restaurant in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle. The site contained 8 gasoline fueling stations and a total of 27 parking stalls. The facility was located at the corner of the intersection of Leary Way and 11th Avenue NW. Leary Way is classified as a principal arterial street which connects activity centers between the Ballard and Fremont neighborhoods in Seattle. The map of the site and facility information is shown below:

Figure 1: Greater Seattle Area

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Figure 2: Data Collection Site

Figure 3: Data Collection Site Description

Location 999 NW Leary Way Seattle, WA 98107

Parking Lot 27 parking stalls

Site Area 35,000 sq-ft

Restaurant/Convenience Store Building Area 6000 sq-ft

Number of Gas Fueling Stations 4 stations (8 pumps)

Winter hours 6am ~ 10pm

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Parking and fuel station demand data were collected manually on three weekdays: Tuesday, January 21st, 2009, Tuesday, January 27th, 2009, and Wednesday, January 28th, 2009. Gas station and Fast Food Restaurant trip generation were tracked separately. All data was recorded in 5- or 15-minute intervals and aggregated to determine hourly demands. Maximum parking demand was taken as the highest observed number out of the 12 5-minute periods in each hour. Figures 4 – 7 show the trip generation and parking demand for each of the three days at the gas station and the restaurant. As a follow up, the vehicular trip generation data during the weekday AM and PM peak hours for the entire site was collected by counting all the vehicles entering and exiting the site on April 29, 2009. All data collected in this study is included in the attached ITE forms and tables. Attachment 1 shows a comparison of the data collected for trip and parking generation to rates identified within the ITE Trip Generation Manual (8th Edition) and the Parking Generation (3rd Edition). No ITE land use exists within the Trip Generation Manual for the combined land uses of Gas Station with Convenience Store and Fast Food Restaurant with Drive-Through. Trip generation at the site was compared to the individual land uses. Additionally, no parking information for Gas Station with Convenience Store is provided within Parking Generation. Parking demand for the site was compared to Fast Food Restaurant with Drive-Through. As shown in Attachment 1, the actual trip generation to the Gas Station with Convenience Store with Fast Food Restaurant with drive through is less than trip generation that is calculated from the independent land uses added together. This difference is likely due to internal capture within the mixed-use site that reduces the total trip generation rate. The parking demand was also observed to be less than rates identified in Parking Generation for Fast Food Restaurant with Drive-Through, which may be attributable to the combined uses.

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Data Analysis

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Figure 4: Customer Trip Generation (Enter + Exit)

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Gas Station Generation

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Figure 5: Gas Station Trip Generation (Enter + Exit)

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No. of Spaces occupied

Parking Lot Maximum Demand

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Figure 6: Parking Lot Demand

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Gas Station Maximum Demand

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1/28/2009 (Wednesday)

Figure 7: Gas Station Demand Report prepared by:  Yao‐Jan Wu President, UW ITE student chapter [email protected]  Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195-2700

Anna Lee Vice President, UW ITE student chapter [email protected] 

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Attachment 1

Trip Generation and Comparisons with Trip Generation Handbook

Time Period Vehicle Trips Vehicle Trips/1000 SF

Vehicle Trips/Fueling

Station

Gas Station with Convenience Market (Trips/fueling station)

Fast Food Restaurant with Drive-Thru (Trips/1000SF)

AM Peak Hour 8:00-9:00 AM 173 28.8 21.6 13.57 46.14

PM Peak Hour 4:45-5:45 PM 204 34.0 25.5 10.56 54.81

Motor Vehicle Parking Generation (27 parking spots, 6000 sq ft)

Time Peak Hour

Number of Vehicles

Rate (Vehicles/1000 GSF)

ITE Parking Gen. Rate1 Bycycle Parking

Day 1 12pm~1pm 22 3.7 9.9 naDay 2 12pm~1pm 21 3.5 9.9 naDay 3 11am~12pm 21 3.5 9.9 na1. This represents the average peak period parking demand from LU 934.

STUDY SITE VEHICLE TRIP GENERATION DATA PUBLISHED ITE TRIP GEN. RATES

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Parking Demand Survey FormInstitute of Transportation Engineers(fill in all highlighted cells - * are required data)

Land Use Code*Name of Site Jack In The BoxBrief Description of Site

Transit* Yes gas-station with convenience store and drive-through fast-food restaurant Area* CND City SeattleTMP* No State WA Country USAParking Price* $0 Daily Rate $0 Hourly Rate

Site Size* 6,000 Units* sq-ft Occupancy* 100%Site Size 8 Units Gas Pumps OccupancySite Size Units OccupancySite Size Units Occupancy

Number of Parking Spaces Provided at Site 27

Highest Observed Parking Demand for the following hours of the day (hour beginning)*Date 1/21/2009 1/27/2009 1/28/2009Day Tuesday Tuesday Wednesday

12 Mid1:00 AM2:00 AM3:00 AM4:00 AM5:00 AM6:00 AM 9 12 107:00 AM 11 12 98:00 AM 13 13 109:00 AM 14 13 13

10:00 AM 16 15 1311:00 AM 18 21 2112 Noon 22 21 201:00 PM 19 15 152:00 PM 12 15 163:00 PM 8 14 114:00 PM 6 10 95:00 PM 7 11 106:00 PM7:00 PM8:00 PM9:00 PM

10:00 PM11:00 PM

Person Yao-Jan Wu Organization University of Washington ITE ChapterPhone (206) 661 4847FaxEmail [email protected] data on the web at www.ite.org Comments to: [email protected] not entered on web site, please mail to:Institute of Transportation Engineers, 1099 14th Street, NW Suite 300 West; Washington, DC 20005-3438

Form version 1.4

Land Use

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3) S

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a fo

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man

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Lan

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Part

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e pr

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f bic

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cilit

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repo

rt bi

cycl

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rian

volu

mes

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ase

refe

r to

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4 of

this

dat

a fo

rm.

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ata:

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ccup

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rcen

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sit:

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a TD

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er _

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ities

and

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ent

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ovem

ents

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ase

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mp

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rm o

n O

ther

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e

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riptio

n of

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n (

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BD

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3) S

ubur

ban

(Non

-CBD

) n

(5)

Rur

al

n (

2) U

rban

(Non

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) n

(4)

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n CB

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eway

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pos

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or A

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n

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(% o

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____

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Cent

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n

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Net

Ren

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