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i <br /> i <br /> "Where a commercial center will be divided into lots under section I. below,parking requirements may be met <br /> in one of two ways. Either each lot will be required to provide off-street parking based on the requirements for <br /> individual uses contained in Article VIII, or an overall shared parking scheme may be developed which <br /> conforms with parking space requirements for commercial centers specified by Section 174-43. In the latter <br /> case,the applicant shall specify how shared parking areas are to be owned, constructed, operated and <br /> maintained and provide the Board with proposed deeds, deed restrictions, association bylaws or other legal <br /> documents or mechanisms for ensuring the same. <br /> Where on-street parking is proposed, eight(8) foot wide parking lanes shall be constructed in addition to any <br /> travel lanes, gutters, curbs or berms. On-street parking spaces shall be at least twenty-three (23) feet in length. <br /> Parking structures may be permitted provided that the Planning Board determines that their design,placement <br /> and operation will not adversely impact public health or safety or the character of the area and that their design <br /> will be compatible with the existing and proposed architectural character of the area. Said structures will not be <br /> counted toward maximum developable area and may not exceed thirty(3 0) feet in height." <br /> Replace the current wording of Subsection F with the following: <br /> i <br /> 'T.No site for such use may have more than one (1) direct vehicle access way to Routes 28 or 151 or more than <br /> two(2) direct vehicle accesses to any other abutting street not created as part of the commercial center, and <br /> such access ways shall intersect the abutting street at a ninety(90) degree angle, unless the Planning Board <br /> approves a different intersection angle. Additional access ways may be approved by the Planning Board, where <br /> they are found to be necessary for reasons of safety or proper traffic flow. Where the commercial center will be <br /> subdivided into multiple lots, there shall be no direct vehicle access from any individual lot within the <br /> development onto Route 28, Route 151 or Great Neck Road North. <br /> A traffic impact report, indicating projected traffic flows from the project at its buildout,projected traffic flows <br /> and levels of service on nearby roadways in 5 years and at buildout of the development, current traffic flows, <br /> levels of service and accident records for said roadways,projected capacity, service level and safety problems <br /> anticipated in 5 years and at project buildout,proposed mitigation measures and approximate costs in current <br /> dollars and other relevant information shall be submitted as part of the application and explained to the Board at <br /> a public meeting by a competent professional traffic engineer or transportation planner. The Planning Board <br /> may require traffic signals, traffic or turn lanes, sidewalks,bikeways or any other mitigation measures that it <br /> believes necessary to protect public safety and maintain proper traffic flow on roadways within or impacted by <br /> the development. <br /> Streets and drives within the development shall be constructed in accordance with the provisions of Section <br /> 174-46-E.(6), except that the Board may vote to waive portions of that section if it determines that such waiver <br /> is warranted and would not have an adverse impact on public safety or the other purposes of this bylaw, or to <br /> require additional sidewalks, traffic lanes, turn lanes, traffic signals or other items as necessary. In addition, <br /> projected traffic may be calculated on the basis of firm projections of commercial uses and floor areas when <br /> available, on the basis of 166 average weekday trip ends per 1000 square feet of gross leasable floor area, or on <br /> shopping center vehicle trip generation rates contained in the latest edition of"Trip Generation" by the Institute <br /> Of Transportation Engineers. In performing such calculations where there is no firm estimate of gross leasable <br /> floor area, estimated area shall be calculated based on twice the maximum lot coverage allowed for the project." <br /> Add the following new paragraphs to Subsection H: <br />