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<br />91 <br /> <br />• Consider a roundabout or other intersection control improvements at the <br />intersection of Kenzie Terrace (CR 153)/Lowry Avenue and Stinson <br />Parkway <br />These recommended improvements are included in the list of Transportation <br />Implementation Strategies outlined in FIGURE 6-20 and also FIGURE 6-21, <br />Roadway Strategies. <br />FUTURE ROADWAY SYSTEM <br />This section addresses future roadway improvement needs and roadway design <br />guidelines. <br />Roadway Capacity – Traffic Forecasting <br />To determine future roadway capacity needs, year 2040 traffic forecasts were <br />prepared using the Metropolitan Council travel demand model. The model was <br />refined for application specifically for St. Anthony Village. The 2040 projections <br />were compared against the assumed 2040 roadway network to see where <br />roadway segment capacity deficiencies may result. The 2040 roadway network <br />assumed for this analysis is the same as the current roadway network, as the <br />City and County Capital Improvement Plans (CIPs) do not include any projects <br />that add significant capacity to the roadway network. <br />While the travel demand model is a valuable tool for identifying future traffic <br />based on the proposed land use impacts, it is not meant for use in detailed traffic <br />operations studies. For a more accurate representation of the transportation <br />impacts from specific developments, detailed traffic studies should be conducted <br />to determine the operational impacts on adjacent roadways and intersections. <br />A central concept of travel demand forecasting is the use of Transportation <br />Analysis Zones (TAZs). Each forecast study area, in this case, the City of St. <br />Anthony Village, is divided into a series of TAZs. Each TAZ has population, <br />employment, and household data that is used by the model to assign trips to the <br />various network roadways. FIGURE 6-11 displays Metropolitan Council TAZs within <br />St. Anthony Village. <br />The results of the St. Anthony Village modeling process are summarized in FIGURE <br />6-12, which displays Metropolitan Council 2040 projected average daily traffic <br />volumes compared to the existing (2014) traffic volumes. For purposes of <br />comparison, FIGURE 6-12 also includes 2030 forecasted traffic volumes resulting <br />from adding the proposed Village LLC development in the southwestern portion <br />of the City. <br />TABLES 5A and 5B provide a summary of existing and forecasted demographic <br />growth by TAZ for St. Anthony Village through the year 2040. The St. Anthony
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