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<br />a crosswind runway in order to achieve the desired 95% coverage. A crosswind <br />' runway alignment of 9-27, used in this alternative and shown in Figure 3, <br />achieves only an 81 percent wind coverage or a mere 3 percent net increase. <br />The crosswind runway is located south of the proposed westerly extension of <br />' County #116, from its present terminus at Ramsey Boulevard, but as close as <br />' possible to Ramsey Boulevard. As with the primary runway alignment, the clear <br />zone and safety zone areas at both ends of the crosswind runway do not include <br />any existing buildings or developments. However, the approximate 50 acres. of <br />land within the clear and safety zones at both ends of the crosswind runway <br />' are zoned entirely industrial and include prime sites at the Gateway Industrial <br />' Park on the east and along the Burlington Northern - Highway #10, #52, and #169. <br />transportation facilities on the west. <br />Alternate #2 <br />Layout #2, as shown on Figure 4, uses the same crosswind runway alignment as <br />Alternate #1, but the primary runway alignment has been rotated more northerly <br />to achieve a greater wind coverage. The primary runway, oriented to a 13-31 <br />alignment, attains a wind coverage in excess of 82 percent with a combined run- <br />way wind coverage of over 89 percent. <br />The location and impacts of the crosswind runway alignment are the same as <br />identified with Alternate #1. However, in addition to rotating the primary <br />runway alignment, the primary surface is also relocated to the northwest to <br />be as close as possible to County Road #83, Armstrong Boulevard, to minimize <br />the adverse impacts in the southeast approach zone. <br />14 <br />