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10/27/1997
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TH 10 & Edgewood Drive - Traffic Study Summary <br /> Background- <br /> • <br /> The City of Mounds View is set up in a grid pattern with north/south and east/west streets, while <br /> TH 10 which serves regional commuting traffic,is aligned at a 45 degree angle from the southeast <br /> to the northwest. This alignment creates skewed intersections with the City's street system and <br /> hampers local circulation. <br /> The City has developed a"Ring Road"system, as a way of serving local traffic and keeping it off <br /> of TH 10. The idea behind the ring road system is to tie the local businesses along TH 10 together <br /> using a local street system, giving it a sense of community and improved access. The ability of <br /> local traffic to reach adjacent businesses without utilizing TH 10 will enhance their value and thus, <br /> their success. The ring road will also help keep motorists with short trips from using TH 10, <br /> thereby creating better progression on TH 10. The Mounds View Community Center is located <br /> along Edgewood Drive and will also be connected via the ring road. A schematic of this ring road <br /> system is shown in Figure A. <br /> The intersection of TH 10 and Edgewood Drive is a very integral part of this "ring road" concept. <br /> The ring road is essentially parallel to TH 10 and will cross TH 10 at two points; at County Road I <br /> on the northwest end and Edgewood Drive on the southeast end. County Road I is currently <br /> signalized. <br /> This intersection is currently a T intersection with two-way stop control. TH 10 is a four-lane • <br /> divided highway with a depressed median and turn lanes at major intersection. Edgewood Drive <br /> is the north approach to TH 10 and creates a 45 degree skewed intersection. Figure B shows the <br /> existing geometrics of the intersection. <br /> Intersection Relocation- <br /> The intersection of TH 10 and Edgewood Drive will be relocated to a site halfway between the <br /> signalized intersections of County Road H and Silver Lake Road in order to maximize the <br /> performance of the traffic signal system on TH 10 and maintain progression. The realignment will <br /> also eliminate the existing skew of the intersection and will line up Edgewood Drive with the ring <br /> road on the south side of TH 10. A preliminary layout of the new alignment of Edge wood Drive <br /> and TH 10 is enclosed. <br /> A traffic signal installation has been justified and approved and will be installed at the new <br /> intersection to promote circulation on the ring road system. A new connecting roadway will be <br /> constructed between Edgewood Drive and Silver Lake Road on the south side of TH 10. This <br /> roadway will serve as the south frontage road of the ring road system. <br /> Left and right turn lanes will need to be constructed at the new intersection, along with a new <br /> median opening. The existing median opening for the current Edgewood Drive intersection will <br /> be closed. The abandoned Edgewood Drive will be turned into a cul-de-sac and access to TH 10 <br /> will be removed at this location. • <br />
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