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THE <br />Table 1: Traffic Forecast Summary <br />Traffic Forecast Summary (Build-out/2030) <br />Item Amount (vehicles/day) <br />COR Daily Traffic 57,700 <br />COR AM Peak 3,700 <br />COR PM Peak 5,600 <br />North/South Sunwood 9,300 <br />East/West Sunwood 16,500-18,900 <br />The Traffic Generation Report will also be used in the update of The COR's Alternative <br />Urban Areawide Review (AUAR). The report supports the conclusion that the traffic <br />generated by The COR Development Plan 5.03 does not represent a significant change in <br />the AUAR Mitigation Plan and that a comprehensive update of the original RTC Traffic <br />Study is not necessary. <br />The focal point of the western portion of T e COR is the intersection of Sunwood Drive <br />and Ramsey Parkway. This intersection is main entrance from Armstrong Boulevard and <br />distributes the majority of traffic entering The COR from the west. The location of this <br />intersection was established to maximize the development potential of the adjacent <br />area. <br />Two options were investigated for this intersection. These included a signalized <br />intersection and a roundabout. The results of the investigation are presented in <br />Appendix B in a report by Ourston Roundabout Engineering titled Operation Analysis - <br />Ramsey Parkway and Sunwood Drive. The report concludes that a roundabout will <br />function best at this intersection. A roundabout is recommended for the following <br />reasons: <br />• Better operational performance with lower overall delays <br />• Improved coordination with the signal on Armstrong Boulevard <br />• Improved safety through eliminating potential conflict points <br />• Safer for pedestrians due to reduction in vehicle speeds <br />• Enhanced aesthetics and opportunity for The COR monumentation provided by <br />the center island <br />• Environmental benefits provided by the lower traffic delays <br />• Elimination of traffic signal operation costs <br />The recommended roundabout design is presented in Figure 3. The design <br />accommodates the build -out traffic forecasts presented in Table 1. The recommended <br />initial roundabout is essentially a single lane facility with two added features to increase <br />capacity and improve coordination with the signal on Armstrong Boulevard. The <br />roundabout features a partial right turn lane, with a yield to traffic in the roundabout, to <br />facilitate traffic turning right onto southbound Sunwood Drive. It also widens for traffic <br />City of Ramsey <br />Sunwood Drive <br />LAND FORM <br />Project No. RAM11008 <br />Page 4 <br />
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