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  1. 831.
    District has the following chartered sections: Section 1 Chapter if applicable Section 2 … Section Charters are provided on the District webpage ( XYZ).Government ITE District government requirements are described in the District Charter and Bylaws. This section provides an overview of the make-up of the District Board, District Board elections or
    https://www.ite.org/ITEORG/assets/File/DSC/Procedures Manual_District.docx
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    Street 1 Street 2 Name Latitude Longitude Speed Limit Infrastructure Type Land Use Type Urban Density School Proximity In Downtown Core HIN Rank Road Type Division Type Phase Corridor NE 8th St & 124th Ave NE No 35 mph Signalized Intersection Commercial Medium (Suburbs, Big-Box Stores, Factories) No School within 0.125 miles Medium NE 8th St Artery/
    https://www.ite.org/ITEORG/assets/File/Vision Zero Design Sandbox Competition/12...
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    Street 1 Street 2 Name Latitude Longitude Speed Limit Infrastructure Type Land Use Type Urban Density School Proximity In Downtown Core HIN Rank Road Type Division Type Phase Corridor NE 8th Ave. & Bellevue Way NE Yes 35 mph Signalized Intersection Commercial Very High (Multiple 10+ Story Buildings) No School within 0.125 mi High NE 8th Ave. Bellevue Way NE
    https://www.ite.org/ITEORG/assets/File/Vision Zero Design Sandbox Competition/Be...
  4. 834.
    9840 2E-3 1.5299999999999999E-2 Average PET Value CCR - TCT CCR - DDRT Summary Statistics SREs Observed 6.64s
    https://www.ite.org/ITEORG/assets/File/Vision Zero Design Sandbox Competition/10...
  5. 835.
    2. profits, profit margins or cost data; 3. market shares, sales territories or markets; 4. the allocation of customer territories; 5. selection, rejection or termination of customers or suppliers; 6. restricting the territory or markets in which a company may sell services or products; 7. restricting the customers to whom a company may sell; 8.
    https://www.ite.org/ITEORG/assets/File/Standards/CabWGTelecon210921_Agenda.pdf
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    2. profits, profit margins or cost data; 3. market shares, sales territories or markets; 4. the allocation of customer territories; 5. selection, rejection or termination of customers or suppliers; 6. restricting the territory or markets in which a company may sell services or products; 7. restricting the customers to whom a company may sell; 8.
    https://www.ite.org/ITEORG/assets/File/Standards/CabWGTelecon211007_Agenda.pdf
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    Street 1 Street 2 Name Latitude Longitude Speed Limit Infrastructure Type Land Use Type Urban Density School Proximity In Downtown Core HIN Rank Road Type Division Type Phase Corridor 148 SE & SE 22 No High 35 mph Signalized Intersection Medium (Big-Box Stores, Factories) Residential School within 0.125 mi 148th Ave SE SE 22nd St North-South East-West Major
    https://www.ite.org/ITEORG/assets/File/Vision Zero Design Sandbox Competition/14...
  8. 838.
    systemsinformation systemsinformation systemsinformation systemsinformation systems . 2 MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIONS ARE KEY TO SYSTEM PERFORMANCE ITE strongly believes that a TSMO approach to transportation is paramount. By setting system goals and objectives across agencies and modes, the traveling public will be able to work safely and efficiently, have a
    https://www.ite.org/ITEORG/assets/File/Advocacy Committee/TSMO WP SidebarsFINAL....
  9. 839.
    A guide for DSCs WEBSITE & BRANDING www.ite.org 2 Website Builders Considerations Websites are just one of many ways an ITE DSC can establish its presence and strengthen its branding. Typically, websites are developed using a combination of HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. While developing websites this way offers unmatched versatility and customizability this can
    https://www.ite.org/ITEORG/assets/File/DSC/Website Guidance for DSCs - Final.pdf
  10. 840.
    crystal ball, and since companies acquire each other all the time, it is important to note that the in-house AV provider may not be 2 years from signing. Any agreements you have with the in-house AV provider should be called just that. Secondly, see if the in-house AV provider will incentivize you to use their services, as opposed to bringing in a 3rd party
    https://www.ite.org/ITEORG/assets/File/DSC/HotelContractingBestPracticesFAQ-11-1...
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