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TH 12 CORRIDOR STUDY <br />Policy Committee Minutes <br />Maple Plain City Hall <br />December 19. 1990 <br />Members Present: T. Humbert. M. Johnson. R. Bauman, M. Alger, G. Acromite. .A. Kunze <br />Alternates Present: M. Bemhardson <br />Others Present: S. Hay, L. Dallam, R. Harris, J/J Lane, G. Johnson, D. Peterson, B. <br />Peterson, B. Swartwood, P. Swanson, D, Poss. L. Ehlers, G. Wunderlich, S. Smith, G. <br />Connell, E. Peterson <br />Chair Johnson called the meeting to order at 5:40 p.m. The October 24th meeting minutes <br />were approved with the following amendments: <br />Page 3, Paragraph 5: <br />"Humbert added that funds will be requested in FY 1992 for the EIS. probably at the <br />end of the scoping process. There is a good chance that they would be allocated.” <br />Page 4. Response to comment from Pam Zanetti. Long Lake: <br />"A: Letting for channelization 11-20-92. Martha Lane to Old Crystal Bay Road <br />(1993 Construction) <br />Letting for overlay 12-20-91, Old Crystal Bay Road to the east limits of <br />Independence (1992 Construction)" <br />S. Hay then distributed traffic volume data - including 1988 actual volumes and three <br />demand forecast (unconstrained) scenarios for TH 12. The flrst scenario includes TH 12 <br />upgraded on the in-place alignment (Hay noted more growth actually on TH 55); secondly, <br />the eSAH 11 Bypass, which draws some traffic out of Long Lake; and thirdly, the South <br />Bypass, which seems most effective in drawing traffic off in-place TH 12 and local roads. <br />Hay mentioned the volumes for the CSAH 11 Bypass in Maple Plain (along TH 12) appear <br />to too low, and that although the volumes given are good for planning purposes, they do <br />not assume capacity restraint on the roadways (i.e. the facility may not be able to handle the <br />forecast demand). The next iteration of forecast volumes will include the TH 55 and CR <br />6 Bypasses, and Either refinements to the given volumes on the other alternatives. These <br />will be presented at the next meeting.
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