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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />INGERSON PROJECT REVIEW GROUP RECOMMENDA TIONS <br /> <br />The American Society of Civil Engineers, National Association of Home Builders and The <br />Urban Land Institute recommend the following pavement widths: <br /> <br />Access Street <br />Subcollector <br />Collector <br /> <br />22-24 ' <br />26'* <br />36'** <br /> <br />* If on-street parking lines both sides of the street continuously, a 28-foot pavement may <br />be preferable.22 <br />**Ifresidences do not front on the collector, a 24- to 26-foot pavement with shoulders is <br />ff!' 23 <br />su lClent. <br /> <br />From a safety aspect, Greg Brown, BRW, acknowledged that a 24' -28' wide street was more <br />appealing.24 <br /> <br />The traffic speed survey ofIngerson Road conducted on August 30,1999 by the Ramsey County <br />Sheriff's Department on behalf of Arden Hills showed that although the average vehicle speed <br />for the 559 vehicles recorded that date was 27.79 mph, the maximum speed recorded was 44 <br />mph. 170 vehicles, or 30.4% of the 559 vehicles monitored, traveled at speeds greater than 30 <br />mph on that date. In other words, the City possesses concrete evidence that indicates traffic <br />speed on Ingerson Road is at times excessive for the neighborhood. <br /> <br />A 1998 study conducted by the MN Local Road Research Board stated: <br /> <br />The 'old way' of traffic planning with wide, straight streets no longer seem to be suitable <br />for maintaining a livable neighborhood.25 <br /> <br />The study also noted that one way to reduce traffic speed was to narrow the street.26 <br /> <br />In addition to safety aspects, through articles and meetings, the Review Group became educated <br />on the major effects impervious surfaces play in stormwater management and water quality <br />considerations. One of the principal causes of stormwater pollution is impervious surfaces. 27 <br /> <br />21 Better Site Desizn, supra. <br />22 The City of Arden Hills currently bans parking on the roadways from 2 a.m. - 6 a.m. daily, all <br />year round. Review Group members and project residents have advised the Review Group and <br />the Council that resident driveways provide adequate parking space and that on-street parking <br />rarely occurs and/or is necessary. <br />23 Residential Streets, supra. <br />24 May 16, 2000 Review Group meeting. <br />25 Effective Traffic Calminz Avvlications, supra. <br />26 Id. Also noted in Slow Down You're Goinz to Fast, supra and The Solution to Urban Traffic <br />and A New Vision (or Neizhborhood Livabilitv, Citizens Advocating Responsible Transportation <br />(1993). <br />27 National Resources Defense Council. Inc., http:/www.nrdc.org <br /> <br />13 <br /> <br />August I7. 2000 <br />
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