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• Generally,the City is not planning on development around the interchange at this time although "1 <br /> the northwest quadrant is zoned commercial. <br /> • The supporting roadways on either side of the interchange at CSAH 11 will be the primary access <br /> points to the area.No new driveways with direct access to CSAH 11 should be permitted in this <br /> area. <br /> • This concept was developed first to identify primary access points so we could then look closer at <br /> the corridor for short and long term planning <br /> • See attached figure for a graphic of this concept <br /> This concept demonstrates one of the many supporting roadway concepts that could be developed. <br /> Although the network could change,the identified primary access points are set with this concept and <br /> future study should direct traffic to these access points. <br /> PEQUOT LAKES LONG RANGE CONCEPT 1-TWO LANE DIVIDED WITH PARKING AND <br /> LANDSCAPING <br /> • This concept demonstrates what the CSAH 11 corridor could become if it were reconstructed as a <br /> City street with bump-outs and a median. <br /> • City is studying Government Drive options—concept would be refined to match into <br /> improvements. <br /> • With this concept,the corridor roadway width remains at 47' <br /> • This concept provides an opportunity to fix the skew at CR 112. <br /> • This concept provides an improved pedestrian friendly downtown with bump outs and greater <br /> connectivity. <br /> • Truck turning movements would be constrained with this concept. <br /> • Parking is provided on both sides of the roadway,but no turning lanes on CSAH 11 <br /> • Sidewalks are extended to existing TH 371 to better connect downtown(west of existing TH 371) <br /> • Future pedestrian trail options are shown through town. <br /> • This concept includes a Paul Bunyan Trail treatment across CSAH 11. <br /> • Turn lanes are provided for a future collector road located by the access to City Hall. <br /> • The concept includes 7' landscaped medians and has 12' travel lanes( 14' is desirable) <br /> • The concept matches into Mn/DOT's improvement at the proposed bypass. <br /> • Estimated concept cost is$840,000. <br /> • See attached figure for a graphic of this concept. <br /> PEQUOT LAKES LONG RANGE CONCEPT 2-TWO LANE DIVIDED WITH BIKE LANES <br /> AND LANDSCAPING <br /> • This concept also provides a landscape median such as Concept 1,but the median is dropped near <br /> intersections to provide short(50')left turn lanes. <br /> • City is studying Government Drive options—concept would be refined to match into <br /> improvements. <br /> • This concept eliminates parking and provides room for a bike lane on each side of the roadway <br /> along with a 7' green median <br /> • The corridor roadway width remains at 47' with this concept. <br /> • This concept provides an opportunity opportunity to fix the skew at CR 112. <br /> • Truck movements are better accommodated with this concept compared to Concept 1. <br /> • The future pedestrian trail options are shown through town <br /> • This concept includes a Paul Bunyan Trail treatment across CSAH 11 <br />
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