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o DESIGN CONSTRAINT #2 Review all phasing options for cost effectiveness, viability, need, etc. to see if all four entrance/exit ramps on a new diamond interchange are needed and provide timing and phasing of project. o CITY PERSPECTIVE City would like to preserve local access for residents while minimizing impacts to the residential and business community located within the "triangle" area. The City would like to review timing of when the south bound Highway 10 exit ramp into TCAAP would be needed, if at all. In addition, a cost/financial plan needs to- be provided to ascertain ifphasing is or will be cost effective. o DESIGN CONSTRAINT #3 Review to determine how safe access for Scherer Brothers can be provided in the interim and long-term based upon phasing plan for the interchange. o CITY PERSPECTIVE City would like to provide safe access while minimizing impacts to Arden Manor. This could include interim solution of direct access until the exit ramp is possibly needed (right in, right out), moving the access road closer to Highway 10 if the south bound exit ramp is not needed initially and moving the access road which leads onto the new diamond interchange as far northeast towards the southbound Highway 10 exit ramp as possible. o DESIGN CONSTRAtNT #4 Review costs associated with realigning Highway 1 Ogn,q._J.h~_ jnJ.IT.<il..<Ln..g~__.further' northeast. o CITY PERSPECTIVE City would like to minimize impacts to Arden Manor. but needs to be assured project solution is cost effective. City would like to review costs of realignment, beginning and terminus of realignment, impacts to property further south of County Road 96 and quality of existing roads to detelwine if they are in need of replacement. Realignment could include a few options such as moving the south lane further north, moving both lanes further north (but within MnDOT ROW) or moving both lanes further north onto the TCAAP site. If the quality of the road bed is in poor condition and in need of replacement, then that cost should be subtracted from the realignment options being considered. Deleted: Formatted: Indent: Left: 0.75", First line: 0"