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Creates a congestion management program, related to trip reduction and travel demand measures. Citation: Chapter 17.80

The Buffalo Parking TDM Ordinance is a section of the Buffalo's Overall Development Ordinance, also known as The Buffalo Green Code. The TDM Ordinance mandates which types of projects will require TDM plans and what those plans must contain, including ...

The guide outlines one mechanism to incorporate programmatic TDM strategies in the land use review process: requiring applicants to prepare a TDM Plan that details how the applicant (and subsequent owners and/or tenants) will accomplish measures to reduce ...

The ambitious Greenest City Action Plan (2011), which set a goal for Vancouver to become the city with the lowest environmental impact in the world, and the Transportation 2040 plan, both saw a city that growing in population and tied their land use and ...

The Atlanta Regional Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Plan is a long-range plan that will define a strategic framework for developing and integrating TDM strategies into planning, project development and system operations investment decision-making. ...

E stablish, fund and support a jointly administered regional program to: Reduce traffic congestion, air pollution and parking demand and improve the quality of life by regulating the percentage of commuters in the region who drive alone to or from work ...

The purpose of this chapter is to meet the requirements of State law for development of a trip reduction and travel demand element as part of the City's Congestion Management Program and adoption and implementation of a trip reduction and travel demand ordinance.

An Ordinance of the City of San Jose Amending Title 20 of the San Jose Municipal Code (The Zoning Ordinance) The proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance (Title 20) would allow certain types of land uses and development that are located near transit ...

Requires developments in downtown Boca Raton to participate in a TDM program. Originally introduced: 10/22/02; 3/28/13. Citation: Chapter 23, Article IV, Division 8

Promotes the development of transportation demand management (TDM) programs at employer work sites with one hundred or more employees. Establishes certain reporting requirements to enable the city to evaluate the effectiveness of existing TDM programs ...