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<br /> ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - NOVEMBER 10. 1997 8 <br />. Ms. Francis asked how many mobile homes will actually be impacted, Mr. Tolaas explained that <br /> if a retaining wall is built along Round Lake, the number goes from 17 to 11. With the new plan, <br /> the impact would be reduced to the westerly edge, <br /> Joan Harven, Arden Manor Mobile Home Park, asked if the flow of traffic on Todd Drive will <br /> also be impacted. Mr. Tolaas stated there will be an impact and the traffic flow within the park <br /> would be changed. <br /> Morris Vaageness, Senior Pastor of North Heights Lutheran Church, stated their traffic is off- <br /> peak but heavy during certain times, He stated it would be nice to provide an eastbound access if <br /> Highway 10 goes over Highway 96. He asked if there could be a signal by their entrance during <br /> peak times to allow traffic to leave the Church. Currently, they hire police officers to direct <br /> traffic on special occasions. <br /> Mr, Tolaas stated they want to restrict the number of signalized intersections but would consider <br /> this option. <br /> Councilmember Malone stated that he finds this very frustrating. He reviewed that when the <br /> Council first talked about this project and asked about a grade separation, thcy were told it was <br /> out of the question. Now, the County is bringing it up and may cut off all interchange between <br /> Highways 10 and 96. He stated he believes an intersection can be placed at that location. <br />. Councilmember Malone noted there is a significant amount of traffic that will need an access at <br /> this intersection and commented on traffic circulation patterns. He stated that he agrees with the <br /> lane separation but it must include an intersection and not be only a "fly over." Councilmember <br /> Malone asked MnlDOT to show other areas where they have cut off all intersection access, He <br /> stated this intersection may operate at an "F" servicc level but only for several hours a day during <br /> rush hour. He stated that he docs not agree with a no access situation since it will cut off the <br /> north side of the City and residents of the Arden Manor Mobile Home Park. Councilmember <br /> Malone stated this is not an acceptable approach and raised questions about the cost estimates <br /> being stated. <br /> Mr. Fritsinger requested clarification regarding the County's expectations with regard to the <br /> timing of the City's decision. Mr. Tolaas stated they want to provide the City with the <br /> information needed to make a decision so the City can determine which is the best option to <br /> serve their residents, He questioned whether an intersection operating at a service level "F" <br /> really serves the residents of the City. Mr. Tolaas agreed it would be nice to have a full <br /> interchange but advised that it is felt there is not adequate space. <br /> Mayor Probst asked if MnlDOT has exhibits which can be shared to help the Council better <br /> understand the bigger picture. Mr. Tolaas stated they will not look at bigger project needs until <br /> the year 2004. He reviewed other projects which may be under consideration, <br /> Mr. Erickson stated a folded diamond interchange could provide full access but there needs to be <br />. appropriate separation with at grade interchanges at the Arsenal and signalization. <br /> Councilmember Keirn asked if the Arsenal intersection is more important than the intersection of <br /> Highways 10 and 96, Mr. Erickson stated he is not implying that, but is trying to explain that <br />
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