2) [25] Assume an imaginary small town that includes 3 TAZs with the following characteristics 1 2 3 90 80 130 Zones Description of Units Single Family Detached Housing (Number of Dwelling Units) Multifamily Housing, Mid-Rise (Number of Dwelling Units) General Offices (avg. Number of Employees) Public Park (Number of Acres) General Light Industry (1000 Sq. Ft.) 50 65 105 0 390 0 590 52 510 0 0 20 Using the ITE trip generation reports below, perform the following steps. (a) Select the appropriate reports to use for each of the one zones (based on the given description) (b) From these reports, find the proposed by the ITE regression and trip rates, and calculated for the appropriate zones: the productions, using the appropriate regression, and the attractions, using the appropriate trip rates. (c) Produce the final productions/attractions Table, assuming that there are no external or drive- through trips. (Hint: make sure that the P/A Table is balanced). 2) [25] Assume an imaginary small town that includes 3 TAZs with the following characteristics 1 2 3 90 80 130 Zones Description of Units Single Family Detached Housing (Number of Dwelling Units) Multifamily Housing, Mid-Rise (Number of Dwelling Units) General Offices (avg. Number of Employees) Public Park (Number of Acres) General Light Industry (1000 Sq. Ft.) 50 65 105 0 390 0 590 52 510 0 0 20 Using the ITE trip generation reports below, perform the following steps. (a) Select the appropriate reports to use for each of the one zones (based on the given description) (b) From these reports, find the proposed by the ITE regression and trip rates, and calculated for the appropriate zones: the productions, using the appropriate regression, and the attractions, using the appropriate trip rates. (c) Produce the final productions/attractions Table, assuming that there are no external or drive- through trips. (Hint: make sure that the P/A Table is balanced)