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Access Control The project proposes construction of a raised median along the entire corridor. This will create a right-in/right-out only situation for ail driveways and side streets except for 142nd Avenue NW, Nowthen Boulevard (CSAH 5), 149th Avenue NW, 194th Lane NW and 153rd Avenue NW. These streets will have full access.and mm lanes provi~led on the mainline. In addition, access fights will be obtained from the property between 142nd Avenue NW and CSAH 5 on the east side of the roadway and on the property that is being acquired with the purchase of the eleven single family homes. Bicycles and Pedestrians A trail currently exists form CSAH 116 to CSAH 5 on the west side of TH 47 with part of this trail segment following Xkimo Street. A trail also exists along the Amber Ridge and Willow Ridge developments. As part of the project, it is proposed to complete the missing segments of the trail to make it continuous form CSAH 116 to 153rd Avenue NW. Construction Impacts Construction related impacts such as dust, erosion and noise will occur with this project. No unique concerns are anticipated and standard noise, dust and erosion control procedures and specifications will be followed. No excess material or borrow site problems are anticipated. Traffic impacts due to the construction are also anticipated. The roadway is proposed to remain open during construction although delays are expected. Cultural Resources A survey will be conducted to determine the existence of any archaeological or historic resources that would be impacted by the proposed roadway improvement project. The State Historic Preservation Officer will review the survey and impacts on any identified cultural resources will be avoided, minimized, or mitigated as required by state and federal law. Noise The extent of noise impacts along the corridor will be determined as part of the ongoing environmental study.