New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 16 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 47 - STATE HIGHWAY ACCESS MANAGEMENT CODE › Appendix H-6 - ACCESS MANAGEMENT PLAN REPORT CHECKLIST

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
An Access Management Plan (AMP) report shall contain the
				following:
1. An Executive Summary;
2. The goals and objectives of the AMP;
3. The subject State highway segment by route number,
				directions, and milepost limits and identifying access classification of the
				highway;
4. All participants in the joint planning process;
5. Any transportation management associations serving the AMP
				study area and the identification of appropriate automobile trip reduction
				goals and strategies including, but not limited to, community operated transit
				or demand management programs;
6. All Transportation Development Districts or other
				transportation improvement cost-sharing plans located in whole or in part
				within the AMP study area;
7. Any contiguous municipality or county where proposed
				improvements may be located;
8. The maximum trip limitations for all nonconforming
				lots;
9. Analysis of existing land development patterns and traffic
				conditions;
10. The zoning classification for each lot within the AMP study
				area;
11. Identification of demographic, economic, land use,
				technological or other trends that may impact the AMP study area, and regional
				traffic volumes, such as expected major population changes, growth in compact
				developments and increased public transportation availability;
12. An estimate of future demand on the transportation system,
				based on build-out analyses of existing zoning and zoning modifications
				necessary to implement the goals and standards of the AMP and regional
				employment and residential forecasts. Estimates of demand shall also include
				other regulatory constraints applicable to all conforming lots and all other
				major potential regional traffic generators beyond the geographical limits of
				the AMP that would impact the AMP study area;
13. All existing, future, and shared-access driveways on the
				State highway and non-State highway driveways on parallel or perpendicular
				streets. Future driveways or streets and future shared driveways shall be
				indicated within an access envelope within which each driveway or street may be
				located, consistent with the provisions of this chapter;
14. Recommendations for changes to the State highway access
				classification or DTS;
15. Any existing and proposed public passenger and freight
				transportation facilities in the AMP study area;
16. Existing and proposed pedestrian and bicycle facilities and
				improvements in the AMP study area consistent with Department policy and
				standards;
17. Existing environmental and cultural features and
				constraints that may be impacted by highway improvements identified in the
				AMP;
18. A staged implementation plan, linked to trip generation
				thresholds, for capacity and operational improvements within and adjacent to
				the AMP study area; 19. The preliminary cost estimates and potential funding
				sources for infrastructure improvements needed to support the AMP;
20. The jurisdictional responsibilities of each of the
				participants for the improvements contemplated by the AMP;
21. The estimated timing and sequence of construction of the
				improvements;
22. Provisions for temporary access, as needed, pending
				completion of the improvements set forth in the AMP;
23. Identification of municipal land development ordinances and
				policies, either existing or proposed, that support the AMP and any necessary
				amendments needed to implement the AMP;
24. Recommendations for dedicating future ROW needs;
25. The date and place of the public meeting and disposition of
				public comments made during the public comment period; and
26. Other appropriate factors.