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Brent Cross Town - Phase 4A • Phase 4A Plot 25 Phase Transport Report April 2021 Brent Cross Town - Phase 4A • Phase 4A Plot 25 Phase Transport Report BXS Limited Partnership Our ref: 23624023 Brent Cross Town - Phase 4A | Phase Transport Report Contents 1 Introduction .............................................................................................................. 1 Overview ............................................................................................................................. 1 Planning Context ................................................................................................................ 1 Consented Documents ....................................................................................................... 1 Section 106 Agreement ...................................................................................................... 2 Section 73 Agreement ........................................................................................................ 3 Scope of Phase Transport Report: Phase 4A ...................................................................... 3 Report Structure ................................................................................................................. 3 2 Study Area ................................................................................................................ 4 Study Area and Zone of Influence ...................................................................................... 4 3 Existing Site and Baseline Information ....................................................................... 6 Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 6 Public Transport Accessibility Level (PTAL) ........................................................................ 6 Existing Site Information .................................................................................................... 8 Existing Pedestrian and Cyclist Amenities ........................................................................ 10 Car Clubs ........................................................................................................................... 12 Baseline Transport Network and Data ............................................................................. 14 Baseline Traffic Flows ....................................................................................................... 15 Personal Injury Collision Data ........................................................................................... 16 Existing Public Transport Provision .................................................................................. 19 Committed Public Transport Improvements .................................................................... 24 4 Proposed Development ........................................................................................... 25 Introduction ...................................................................................................................... 25 Section 73 Scheme Proposals ........................................................................................... 25 Phase 4A Proposals .......................................................................................................... 26 Transport Infrastructure Improvements .......................................................................... 27 Public Transport Infrastructure Improvements ............................................................... 28 Parking Proposals ............................................................................................................. 28 Servicing and Delivery ...................................................................................................... 30 5 Transport Impacts ................................................................................................... 32 April 2021 Brent Cross Town - Phase 4A | Phase Transport Report Transport Matrix Review .................................................................................................. 32 Components of the Transport Matrix .............................................................................. 32 Development Quantum by Phase .................................................................................... 33 Total Number of Development Trips by Mode ................................................................ 33 Total Trip Generation by Mode ........................................................................................ 34 Mitigation and Triggers .................................................................................................... 34 Network Capacities and Performance .............................................................................. 35 Maximum Forecast Construction Traffic .......................................................................... 35 Transport Matrix Summary and Conclusions ................................................................... 35 Phased Transport Strategy ............................................................................................... 36 6 Summary and Conclusions ....................................................................................... 40 Summary........................................................................................................................... 40 Existing Site Accessibility .................................................................................................. 40 Phase 4A Proposals .......................................................................................................... 40 Transport Matrix and Mitigation ...................................................................................... 40 Figures Figure 2.1: Phase 4A Study Area and Zone of Influence ............................................................... 5 Figure 3.1: PTAL Heatmap ............................................................................................................ 7 Figure 3.2: Phase 4A Site Boundary .............................................................................................. 8 Figure 3.3: Surrounding Transport Network................................................................................. 9 Figure 3.4: Existing Cycle Network ............................................................................................. 11 Figure 3.5: Current Car Club Locations ...................................................................................... 13 Figure 3.6: Collision Results and Study Area .............................................................................. 16 Figure 3.7: Annual Station Entry and Exit Figures ...................................................................... 23 April 2021 Brent Cross Town - Phase 4A | Phase Transport Report Tables Table 3.1: PTAL Bands ................................................................................................................... 6 Table 3.2: Car Club Locations ...................................................................................................... 12 Table 3.3: PIC Summary .............................................................................................................. 17 Table 3.4: Weekly Distribution of Accidents............................................................................... 17 Table 3.5: Type of Casualty ......................................................................................................... 17 Table 3.6: Summary of Contributory Factors ............................................................................. 18 Table 3.7: Location Analysis with Causational Trends ................................................................ 18 Table 3.8: Bus Services in the Vicinity of BXC (pre-Covid) .......................................................... 19 Table 3.9: Annual Passenger Movements at National Rail Station ............................................ 21 Table 3.10: Annual Average Daily Station Entry and Exit Figures – All Underground Stations (million passengers) .................................................................................................................... 22 Table 3.11: Annual Average Daily Station Entry and Exit Figures – Brent Cross Station ............ 22 Table 3.12: Annual Average Daily Station Entry and Exit Figures – Hendon Central Station ..... 23 Table 4.1: Section 73 Consent Development Floorspace ........................................................... 26 Table 5.1: Brent Cross Town Phase 4A Development Floorspace .............................................. 33 Table 5.2: Phase 4A Two-way Person Trips – Pre-Demand Model (TRICS/ TRAVL) – Trips by Land Use ..................................................................................................................................... 33 Table 5.3: Phase 4A Two-way Person Trips – Pre-Demand Model (TRICS/ TRAVL) – Trips by Mode ........................................................................................................................................... 33 Table 5.4: Transport Matrix Trip Generation by Mode .............................................................. 34 Appendices A Section 106, Schedule 17 B Phase 2 (Thameslink Station) PERS and CERS Excerpt C Existing Bus Network D Existing Rail Network E Proposed Pedestrian and Cycle Network F AWWCS Improvement Plan April 2021 Brent Cross Town - 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