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1 XI. Acronyms and Abbreviations µg picogram µg/m 3 AAM AQMP ASTM ATCS ATSAC AVO BB CA 134 Caltrans CARB Handbook CARB CEQA CFR City City Fire Department City Library City Police Department CMA CMP Corps County picograms per square meter Annual Arithmetic Mean Air Quality Management Plan American Society for Testing and Materials Adaptive Traffic Control System Automated Traffic Surveillance and Control System Average Vehicular Occupancy Burbank Bus Ventura Freeway California Department of Transportation California Air Resource Board s Air Quality and Land Use Handbook California Air Resources Board California Environmental Quality Act Code of Federal Regulations Fire Department Public Library Police Department Critical Movement Analysis Congestion Management Program United States Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles County Page 2473
2 County Fire Department County Library County Sheriff s Department CUP DASH db dba Delta DWP DWR E EB EIR EPA ESE FAR FEMA FHWA Framework ft GB GLA XI. Acronyms and Abbreviations Los Angeles County Fire Department Los Angeles County Public Library County of Los Angeles Sheriff s Department Conditional Use Permit Los Angeles Department of Transportation Downtown Area Shuttle decibel A-weighted decibel San Francisco Bay/Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta Los Angeles Department of Water and Power California Department of Water Resources East Eastbound Environmental Impact Report United States Environmental Protection Agency East Southeast floor area ratio Federal Emergency Management Agency Federal Highway Administration General Plan Framework Element foot/feet Glendale Bee Gross Land Area Glendale Freeway State Route 2 gpd gpm GWh Gallons Per Day Gallons Per Minute Gigawatt Hours Page 2474
3 XI. Acronyms and Abbreviations Hollywood Freeway U.S. Route 101 HOV High-occupancy Vehicle I-405 Interstate 405 I-5 Interstate 5 I-E ISA ISO ITE ksf kv KvA Internal-External Trips International Society of Arboriculture International Organization for Standardization Institute of Transportation Engineers 1,000 sf kilovolt kilovolt Amperes L 0 A-weighted noise levels that are exceeded 0 L 1.7 A-weighted noise levels that are exceeded 2 L 2 A-weighted noise levels that are exceeded 2 L 25 A-weighted noise levels that are exceed 25 L 50 A-weighted noise levels that are exceeded 50 L 8 A-weighted noise levels that are exceeded 8 L 8.3 A-weighted noise levels that are exceeded 2 LADOT LADOT CE LADOT DASH LAMC Department of Transportation Department of Transportation Commuter Express Department of Transportation DASH Municipal Code Page 2475
4 XI. Acronyms and Abbreviations LAUSD LAX LCD LED LEED LEED-ND L eq L max Los Angeles Flood Control Channel LOS MCM Metro (METRO) min MSL MVA N N/A NB NE NGO NO NOP NO x N-S Road NW O&M Los Angeles Unified School District Los Angeles International Airport Liquid Crystal Display Light Emitting Diode Display Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design for Neighborhood Development Equivalent sound level Maximum A-weighted noise level The Los Angeles River Flood Control Channel Los Angeles County Flood Control District Level of Service million circular mils Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority minute mean sea level million volt amperes North Not Applicable Northbound Northeast Non-Governmental Organization Normal Oblique Fault Notice of Preparation nitrous oxides North-South Road Northwest Operations and maintenance Page 2476
5 PCE PM PM 10 PM 2.5 Ppm PST RIO rms RO S Passenger Car Equivalent particulate matter XI. Acronyms and Abbreviations particulate matter less than 10 microns in diameter particulate matter less than 2.5 microns in diameter Parts per million Pacific Standard Time Zone River Improvement Overlay Area rooms Reverse Oblique Fault South San Diego Freeway Interstate 405 SB SB SC SCAG SE sf SO x SR California Senate Bill Southbound Santa Clarita Transit Southern California Association of Governments Southeast square foot Sulfur oxides State Route SR-1 State Route 1 SR 134 State Route 134 SR 170 State Route 170 SS SSE SW TDM Strike Slip Fault South Southeast Southwest Transportation Demand Management Page 2477
6 TeNS U.S. US 101 XI. Acronyms and Abbreviations California Department of Transportation Technical Noise Supplement United States Hollywood Freeway US 101 U.S. Route 101 USGS V/C VA United States Geological Survey Volume-to-Capacity Ratio Volt Amperes Ventura Freeway State Route 134 vph W WB WH Vehicles per Hour West Westbound West Hollywood Cityline Page 2478
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