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7H Bolton & Menk Trail Report
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type of roadway (urban or rural). Table 1 below summarizes the path separation widths from the <br />roadway recommended by the Bikeway Manual. <br />Table 1 <br />Path Se aration from Roadwa <br />Type of Roadway Speed Limit (MPH) Separation <br />40 or Less 20 ft(desirable) <br />10 ft (minimum) <br />Rural Section (no curb) 45 or Greater 35 ft (desirable) <br />24 ft (minimum) <br />Freeway 50 ft (minimum) <br />30 or Less 5 ft(minimum) <br />3 ft (minimum, if parking allowed) <br />35 — 40 5 ft (minimum) <br />Urban Section (with curb) <br />45 or Greater 10 ft(desirable) <br />5 ft (minimum) <br />Freeway 50 ft (minimum) <br />� aoie inrormation proviaea ey tne lv�rvl�u 1 liikeway r�acility llesign Manual <br />Other design considerations such as exact horizontal and vertical alignments, geometric design <br />requirements, and horizontal clearances are not able to be determined without completing a <br />topographic field survey. These details will need to be evaluated and included in the final design <br />phase of the project. <br />The timing of the trail construction will be best accomplished when the adjacent roadway is <br />reconstructed. This applies to all segments and in particular the segment of trail from State Highway <br />51 to County Road E since the roadway may be rebuilt as an urban section instead of a rural section <br />and the trail design can be adjusted to match the proposed roadway. <br />3.3 Other Considerations <br />Storm water management influences were also considered during the trail study for this corridor. A <br />meeting was held with the Rice Creek Watershed District, and it was determined that a trail project <br />where the paved surface is less than ten feet in width and has a five foot wide minimum vegetated <br />buffer strip will not trigger any water quality or volume control requirements. In any area where the <br />project does not meet those guidelines, that portion of the trail will be required to meet the district's <br />water quality and volume requirements. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's (MPCA) permit <br />requirements for construction projects will generally be met with the same practices required by the <br />Rice Creek Watershed District. The vegetated buffer strips that meet the watershed districts <br />requirements will also meet the MPCA's requirements for a majority of the project where the <br />construction of infiltration basins or wet ponds is not feasible. The costs for constructing infiltration <br />basins or wet ponds are not included in this report since the areas that are feasible for their <br />Old Snelling Avenue / Old Highway 10 Trail Study, City ofArden Hills <br />BMI ProjectNo. TL6.100325 Page 3 <br />
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