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Mounds View Planning Commission April 16, 1997 IP Special Meeting Page 10 question that hasn't been answered because you have to look at the signal progression along that corridor before you can make that determination. Discussion continued regarding the traffic study. Ms. Zimme' 1, ade'v•v comment that most people who live in the immediate vicinit of the ,,`._"' P P X, p,;:``;':h heater would use the secondary streets instead of using the ram thort g " ,.to go to the theater. e .�k: :..,. 9 s. .,,. .9 V.W.WRii.Mq .4k. 40 fiat he i:t Commissioner Stevenson asked if MnDO % uld 1?::',, rely to chingi „ttral pattern of the existing signals in the area du f:. i.: heater times. mer indicated that it would depend upon the type o ::::.!: _''4 at is installed. She explained that some of the newer signals are,. :d `µ onsive and thus it would occur automatically while the older signals, ere ti been specifically set, may be more difficult to change ,x ,401,:14Chair Peterson inquired about the:: feit.... the n. i��hborhood near County Road H2. Ms. Zimmer summa ed that " �'.Q alread has high traffic r. levels, so the increase in traff 'nay or, y not< 1 eable to people. She • added that, certainly those.•wo live d ctly on aunty Road H2 will feel the impact xz::.a P of traffic. For this kind ofi#10id us;They do n expect traffic to move off County Road H2 to the adjoini ..4 reets ': gh the �-ighborhood. 4''' tali ..; Dev: hNy. ase, 5 klba Drivpes3n :• which direction would people who live teiti .; `: a west go wh eaving the theater. Ms. Zimmer responded the €m them % ,,„ .t ,.nty Road H2 and Long Lake Road, unless theystay on kg The "1 did not believe that people will get off of County Road F2n < :: ake Roadand go further into the neighborhood. rcair lse ers , , Zimmer agreed that traffic issues are one of the major :,ek : Y;:.. rte. 1 tiemotional issue $ g to development. am There were no further questions relating to traffic. 1 Mank ;`..:. icomm er Obert brought up the requirement in the Planned Unit Alt It. ent stipulations that the developer is to place remote cameras in the Nitodortg lot. Mr. Anthony expressed that this was an unusual and inappropriate request. Commissioner Obert asked where the requirement came from. Director Sheldon indicated that it was a conclusion from the interviews that she had with Police Departments in other cities who have larger theaters. Commissioner Obert felt that these types of cameras were not necessary because they were not • effective and they could not be used in court. He added that perhaps "dummy"