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DNR recommendations for minimizing impacts to turtles during construction will be required for all <br />development activities <br />Creation of a green corridor through the AUAR study area will provide habitat elements for turtles, birds and <br />other wildlife. This corridor will provide an important link to the Rice Creek corridor and the County’s <br />adjacent wildlife corridor and is compatible with the RSEA and IBA designations. <br />The city may also consider building guidelines that minimize the amount or type of glass used on multi-story <br />building to minimize bird strikes. <br />The nesting platform at the water treatment building will be avoided by development. <br />How Mitigation will be Applied and Assured <br />Mitigation will be regulated through the JDA review process. Proposed PUD and/or site plans must address <br />relevant mitigation measures prior to final approval by the JDA. <br />Involvement by Other Agencies, if applicable <br />The developer will coordinate with the DNR regarding minimizing habitat impacts. The County will <br />coordinate with the DNR regarding the creation/design of the green space area. <br />18.T <br />RANSPORTATION <br />Potential Impacts <br />Increased traffic on the regional roadway network surrounding the site. <br />Mitigation Strategies <br />Minimum Development Scenario <br />TH 96 westbound auxiliary lane from east of the project boundary to TH 10. <br />Re-introduction of CR H southbound loop access to I-35W (removed as part of the baseline scenarios), <br />which remains barrier separated from I-35W southbound exit ramp to TH 10 southbound, and enters I- <br />35W after joining the TH 10 southbound access ramp to I-35W southbound. <br />At the I-35W/CR 96 west ramp intersection, an additional southbound left turn lane is recommended <br />At the I-35W/CR 96 east ramp intersection, an additional northbound lane is recommended in order to <br />provide one exclusive left turn lane, one shared left, through, right lane, and an exclusive right turn lane. <br />At the intersection of Round Lake Road W at CR 96, the lane use of the northbound center lane is <br />recommended to be re-striped from an existing shared left/through lane to a shared left/through/right <br />lane. <br />At the intersection of CR H at TH 10, an additional eastbound left turn lane is recommended. <br />Maximum Development Scenario <br />In addition to the Minimum Development Scenario mitigation described above, these additional mitigation <br />measures are recommended for the Maximum Development Scenario: <br />The addition of a new northbound I-35W exit to CR H, with a single lane approach to the roundabout on <br />CR H. <br />An additional southbound left turn lane at the southbound exit from I-35W to CR H. <br />How Mitigation will be Applied and Assured <br />Mitigation will be regulated through the JDA approval and permitting process. Proposed master development <br />plans, planned unit development and subdivision applications, plats, and/or site plans must address relevant <br />June 2014– Final Mitigation Plan5 <br />
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