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Conclusions <br />Based on the data collected and research conducted by other cities and agencies, the following <br />speed limit conclusions from the evaluation are: <br />• Lower traffic speeds reduce both the likelihood of crashes and that those crashes will be <br />severe or fatal. <br />• A majority of states have lower speed limits than Minnesota. All of Minnesota's <br />neighboring states have a 25 mph default urban speed limit. <br />• Since Falcon Heights is a suburb directly adjacent to St Paul, it makes sense to have <br />similar speed limit policies and procedures to St Paul. <br />• Similar to Saint Paul, for Falcon Heights a category approach to speed limits is most <br />appropriate with 20 mph on local residential streets and generally 25 mph on collector <br />and arterial streets. <br />• Lower speed limits prioritize public health and safety. <br />• Lower speed limits are reasonable given the clear differences in the design, context, <br />safety, expectations, and operations of minor and major City streets. <br />FALCON HEIGHTS SPEED LIMIT RECOMENDATIONS <br />Category Speed Limits <br />Falcon Heights engineering staff recommend that the City Engineer set speed limits using a <br />category approach to set speed limits. The recommended speed limits be set as follows; <br />• Minor streets, generally local, will be 20 mph unless otherwise signed. <br />• Major streets, generally collectors, will generally have speed limits of 25 mph and will be <br />signed. Major streets are generally arterial and collector streets. <br />• Some major streets, Roselawn Avenue, will have speed limits higher than 25 mph based <br />on specific conditions and will be signed. <br />• Alleys will retain speed limits of 10 mph. <br />Staff recommends these category speed limits since they; <br />• Send a strong message to the driving public that "slower is safer" on all streets <br />• Align with St Paul's recommended speed setting approach, providing consistency in <br />messaging to the traveling public <br />• Improve safety and comfort for people of all abilities walking, bicycling, and taking <br />transit <br />Application <br />The map of recommend speed limits on Falcon Heights jurisdiction roads is included below. For <br />shared -jurisdictional streets, the speed limits match each city's current proposed posted speed <br />limit. Based on the recommendations in the report, 89%of Falcon Heights jurisdiction roadways <br />will have a reduction of speed. 83%of roadways will be 20 mph and 5%of roadways will be 25 <br />Falcon Heights Speed Limit Evaluation <br />12 <br />
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