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Trafikkanalyse Vestre Billingstad, Asker kommune TRAFIKKANALYSE 07.06.2016 Vestre Billingstad Trafikkanalyse Side 2 FORORD Grunneierne på Vestre Billingstad ønsker å legge til rette for at eksisterende eiendommer med kontor og lager skal kunne utvikles til et boligområde med en differensiert sammensetning av leiligheter og rekkehus. Asker kommune har ønsket at det utarbeides en områdereguleringsplan for området, og forslaget er utformet i samarbeid mellom grunneierne og kommunen. Størstedelen av området er utformet så detaljert at slik at det kan fattes vedtak om rammetillatelse med bakgrunn i områdeplanen. Tiltaket faller inn under forskrift om konsekvensutredning. Aktuelle temaer er utredet i henhold til planprogram fastsatt av Bygningsrådet i Asker kommunes 27.08.2014. Planforslaget er utarbeidet av Asker kommune og grunneierne med sine arkitekter samt Civitas og Nordic Office of Architecture som hovedkonsulenter. I foreliggende rapport gjøres det rede for de trafikale konsekvenser av planforslaget. Oslo, 07.06.2016 Norsam AS Norsam AS 07.06.2016 Vestre Billingstad Trafikkanalyse Side 3 INNHOLD Side SAMMENDRAG 1. BAKGRUNN OG HENSIKT ................................................................................................... 9 2. PLANOMRÅDET ................................................................................................................... 9 3. DAGENS SITUASJON ........................................................................................................ 10 3.1 Datagrunnlag .......................................................................................................................................... 10 3.2 Tomt og eiendommer ............................................................................................................................. 10 3.3 Arealbruk ................................................................................................................................................ 11 3.4 Veger og gater (figur 3) .......................................................................................................................... 11 3.5 Biltrafikk .................................................................................................................................................. 14 3.6 Kollektivtrafikk ........................................................................................................................................ 23 3.7 Gang- / sykkeltrafikk ............................................................................................................................... 25 3.8 Trafikkulykker ......................................................................................................................................... 26 4. PLANER OG FØRINGER .................................................................................................... 27 4.1 Kommuneplan for Asker 2014-2026 ...................................................................................................... 27 4.2 Kommunedelplan Holmen – Slependen ................................................................................................ 29 4.3 Kommunedelplan E18 ............................................................................................................................ 31 4.4 Sykkelstrategi Asker 2008-2029 ............................................................................................................ 32 4.5 Trafikksikkerhetsplan for 2015-18 .......................................................................................................... 32 4.6 Veg- og gatenormaler ............................................................................................................................ 32 5. PLANFORSLAG ................................................................................................................. 32 6. TRAFIKKANALYSE ............................................................................................................ 35 6.1 Metode ................................................................................................................................................... 35 6.2 Analysealternativer ................................................................................................................................. 35 6.3 Tidshorisont ............................................................................................................................................ 35 6.4 Beregningsgrunnlag ............................................................................................................................... 36 6.5 Arealbruk ................................................................................................................................................ 41 6.6 Bosatte og ansatte ................................................................................................................................. 43 6.7 Turgenerering ......................................................................................................................................... 44 6.8 Reisemiddelfordeling .............................................................................................................................. 45 6.9 Biltrafikk beregnet på grunnlag av arealbruk ......................................................................................... 45 6.10 Kollektivtrafikk ........................................................................................................................................ 49 6.11 Gangtrafikk ............................................................................................................................................. 50 6.12 Sykkeltrafikk ........................................................................................................................................... 51 6.13 Bilparkering ............................................................................................................................................ 51 6.14 Sykkelparkering ...................................................................................................................................... 52 6.15 Biltrafikk beregnet på grunnlag av parkeringsdekning ........................................................................... 53 6.16 Trinnvis utbygging innenfor planområdet ............................................................................................... 54 6.17 Planer for utbygging av E18 ................................................................................................................... 63 6.18 Trafikk fordelt i vegnettet ........................................................................................................................ 64 6.19 Dimensjoneringsgrunnlag for biltrafikk ................................................................................................... 66 6.20 Utforming av veger, gater og kryss ........................................................................................................ 72 6.21 Trafikkavvikling ....................................................................................................................................... 73 6.22 Trafikksikkerhet ...................................................................................................................................... 74 6.23 Anleggsarbeid, anleggstrafikk og masseforflytning................................................................................ 75 Vedlegg Norsam AS 07.06.2016 Vestre Billingstad Trafikkanalyse Side 4 SAMMENDRAG Hensikten med områdereguleringsplanen for Vestre Billingstad Store deler av Vestre Billingstad består i dag av til dels eldre nærings- og industribebyggelse. Asker kommune og grunneierne ønsker å transformere området til et attraktivt og levende boligområde, i tråd med kommuneplanen for Asker og kommunedelplanen for Holmen – Slependen. Det skal innpasses noe næringsvirksomhet som lokalservice og dagligvare, med et nærsenter for betjening av området. Noe eksisterende næringsvirksomhet vil imidlertid fortsette til det er aktuelt å transformere til bolig. Områdereguleringen tar sikte på å gi grunnlag for styring av utviklingen. En områderegulering kan både gi en effektiv arealbruk og en forutsigbar kostnadsmessig fordeling av fellesfunksjonene mellom de ulike grunneierne. Det er også vesentlig at planen sikrer muligheter for etappevis utbygging og har nødvendig fleksibilitet med hensyn på utbyggingsrekkefølge. Overordnede planer, mål og strategier Områdereguleringsplanen for Vestre Billingstad er basert på føringer som er gitt i : Kommuneplan for Asker 2014-2026 (vedtatt 18.11.2014) Kommunedelplan Holmen – Slependen (vedtatt 29. 01.2013) I Kommuneplan 2014-2026 defineres følgende mål for areal- og transportplanleggingen i Asker kommune: Utviklingen av Asker baseres på prinsippene om samordnet areal- og transportplanlegging (ATP) og vedtatte mål i energi og klimaplanen. Persontransportveksten tas kollektivt og/eller med gange/sykkel, og på lengre sikt reduseres privatbilbruken. Kommuneplan 2014-2026 definerer følgende strategi (utdrag) for å nå målsetningene: Asker kommune skal tilrettelegge for at boliger, arbeidsplasser, offentlig og privat service, kultur- og idrettstilbud og fritidsaktiviteter lokaliseres kollektivnært, i henhold til prinsippene for samordnet areal- og transportplanlegging Asker kommune skal sikre at gående, syklende og buss prioriteres i transportsystemet Asker kommune
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