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<br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />· Cleveland Ave / Co. Rd. C <br />· Cleveland Ave / NB 1-35 Ramps <br />· Cleveland Ave / Co. Rd. D <br />· NB 1-35 Ramps / Co. Rd. D <br />· SB 1-35 Ramps / Co. Rd. D <br /> <br />The five unsignalized intersections are located on Cleveland A venue and provide <br />stop sign control for the approaches to Cleveland Avenue. Traffic on Cleveland <br />Avenue does not stop at these intersections. The five unsignalized intersections <br />examined are: <br /> <br />· Veritas Way / Cleveland Ave <br />· Co. Rd. C2 (South Centre Pointe Drive) / Cleveland Ave <br />· Lydia Ave / Cleveland Ave <br />· Brenner Ave / Cleveland Ave <br />· North Centre Pointe Drive / Cleveland Ave <br /> <br />Because the Centre Pointe development will be completed in 2003, traffic <br />forecasts and analyses were completed for 2004. The weekday p.m. peak hour <br />traffic forecasts were developed for the following three development scenarios: <br /> <br />· 2004 with development approved in 1997 <br />· 2004 with development approved in February 2000 <br />· 2004 with current proposed development <br /> <br />Traffic forecasts for the above 2004 scenarios are based on 200 I p.m. peak hour <br />background traffic volumes estimated in 1997 by the BR W firm for the Centre <br />Pointe EA W. The 2001 volumes were then adjusted to 2004 p.m. peak hour <br />volume levels and account for the following changes in traffic conditions between <br />2001 and 2004: <br /> <br />· Background traffic growth at 2% per year <br />· Construction of Twin Lakes Parkway in 2002/2003 <br />· Portions of the Twin Lakes development anticipated being complete by 2003. <br /> <br />Once the 2001 background traffic volumes were adjusted to 2004 levels, <br />development trips were added to the roadway system to obtain 2004 post- <br />development p.m. peak hour traffic volumes for each of the three Centre Pointe <br />development concepts. <br /> <br />Page 22 <br />