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Webinar Recap: Texas Development Essentials

Discover how Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) and Street Impact Fees (SIF) play crucial roles in Texas site development. This webinar recap offers key insights and best practices to help developers navigate these complex factors and optimize project success.

In our latest webinar, “Texas Development Essentials: Navigating Traffic Impact Analysis & Street Impact Fees,” WGI’s Director of Mobility, Ravali Kosaraju, PE, PTOE, provided an in-depth look into two key elements that are shaping the future of development in Texas: Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) and Street Impact Fees (SIF).

The complexities of site development in Texas are evolving, and understanding how TIAs and SIFs influence the process is more crucial than ever. This webinar offered valuable insights into how TIAs impact site design, access management, and agency coordination, as well as how SIFs are becoming increasingly important to manage project costs. Ravali shared actionable strategies to help developers navigate these challenges while ensuring compliance with local regulations.

Throughout the session, attendees gained insights about the role of TIAs in site development and how SIFs affect financial planning. The webinar also covered practical steps for integrating these considerations early in the design process to avoid unexpected costs and delays.

Key Takeaways from the Webinar:

  1. Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA): We explored what TIAs are, when they are required in Texas, and how they can shape site design, access, and circulation. Ravali also highlighted the importance of aligning TIAs with local and regional requirements to avoid costly redesigns later in the process.
  2. Street Impact Fees (SIF): Attendees learned how SIFs are calculated and their impact on overall project costs. Ravali also provided strategies to manage SIF obligations early on, helping developers improve cost predictability.
  3. Agency Coordination & Access Management: Successful site development hinges on effective communication with local agencies. This webinar offered expert advice on how to streamline agency coordination and improve site access.
  4. TIA vs. SIF: The differences between TIA and SIF were broken down in detail, providing attendees with a clear understanding of how these two elements work together within the Texas development landscape.
  5. Best Practices for Developers: Ravali shared best practices for meeting TIA requirements while managing SIF obligations to optimize cost efficiency and ensure compliance.

If you couldn’t attend our live session, you don’t have to miss out on the valuable insights shared – Watch the full recap video below to learn how you can effectively navigate TIAs and SIFs, optimize your site designs, and manage project costs more efficiently:

  • The impact of TIA on site development and design elements
  • How SIF influences project costs and developer predictability
  • Best practices for coordinating with local agencies and managing access

Stay ahead of the curve by watching our full webinar recap and equip yourself with the knowledge you need to navigate the Texas development landscape successfully. Access our video recap below!

Contact Us!

Contact our team today to learn how WGI’s expertise in Traffic Impact Analysis and Street Impact Fees can streamline your development process.

We’re ready to help you navigate the Texas development landscape and ensure your next project is a success!

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