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were assigned to other roadways in the area? (These can't be d�iscerned� from the map., <br />as they are not listed�.) <br />Comment --the above is an extremely important point. The volumes attributed to <br />County Road C2 are coming from a number of other roadways, to includ�e Snelling Ave.., <br />County Road 132., TH 36., County Road E, etc. (as d�escribed on page 12). If no--or <br />lesser--traffic count red ere assigned to these other roadways., we would be <br />d�rastically OVERstating the negative impact to County Road C2 if it were opened (as a <br />larger number of cars would be projected to shift to it than would actually happen if the <br />base traffic counts were ad�justed� d�ownward� like Josephine Rd�'s) and d�rastically <br />UN�DERstating the positive impact to Josephine Rd�. (as potentially fewer cars would be <br />available to shift from Josephine). <br />Even more general question -- The economy tends to be cyclical. Does significantly <br />downgrading 20-year traffic projections from a more robust stud ake sense based on <br />a current 2-3 year economic downturn? I believe Craig pointed out that economic <br />upturns and downturns cancel themselves out over the long run. If what's really <br />d�riving the significant d�rop in the projected traffic volume on Josephine Rd�. and others? <br />RESPONSE: First, growth assumptions, travel patterns and roadway characteristics <br />affect each roadway differently; consequently, forecasts are unique to each roadway <br />segment and not directly comparable across the board. The current forecasts use data <br />available from the year 2010 US census, the most recently approve compre ensive <br />plans in the region and roadway assumptions from the year 2010 Metropolitan Council <br />Transportation Policy Plan. <br />Second, based on our engineering judgment and the specific data collected as part of <br />this project, the traffic volume projected on -7osephine Road (with or without the County <br />Road C2 connection) is reasonable. The forecasts take into account the stable <br />development in the immediate area, observed travel patterns, modeled understanding of <br />regional growth and connectivity (including Twin Lakes redevelopment area), and <br />connections to adiacent neighborhoods. <br />58. Could you obtain the traffic accident reports that have occurred between H�amline Ave. <br />and Lexington Ave. on County Road C-2. The following accid�ents reports are of specific <br />interest. <br />(a) The report of a vehicle crash into the wood�s at C-2 and Fernwood� Street. This <br />vehicle"s teenage d�river excessive speed traveling d�own the C-2 hill from Merrill to <br />Fernwood� d�uring icy cond�itions, resulted in a totaled vehicle and possible injuries d�ue to <br />the collision with the trees on the corner lot of the new Josephine Woods development. <br />(b ) The report of a rear end collision of a d�river backing out of his driveway onto C-2 <br />near the intersection with H�uron St. <br />(c) Any reports of accid�ents at the intersection of C-2 a amline. <br />RESPONSE: Additional time would be needed to obtain copies of the individual accident <br />reports. <br />
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