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Public Works Committee 6. 1. <br />Meeting Date: 09/17/2013 <br />Submitted For: Grant Riemer By: Grant Riemer, Engineering /Public Works <br />Title: <br />Signal Timing on Hwy 10 Corridor <br />Purpose: <br />Update PW committee on Signal timing on Hwy 10 corridor <br />Timeframe: <br />5 Minutes <br />Responsible Party(ies) <br />Grant Riemer <br />Observations /Alternatives: <br />Staff contacted Kevin Schwartz at MnDot regarding signal timing on Hwy 10 and why such a limited number of <br />cars are allowed to enter the corridor from intersecting roads, such as Armstrong Blvd, Ramsey Blvd, Sunfish Lk <br />Blvd and Thurston Ave. during the morning rush hour. The answer, which is not a surprise to anyone, is the <br />corridor is over capacity. the signals along the corridor are all inter - related. Any changes to the timing at one <br />signal effects the traffic volumes on the whole corridor. The main traffic movement is obviously Hwy 10. If more <br />cars are allowed to enter Hwy 10 from the side roads the traffic congestion builds on Hwy 10. There are cameras at <br />all of the intersections and minor adjustments can be made to the timing, depending on the situation. MnDot has <br />hired a consultant to study the signal timing on Hwy 10 to see if any improvements could be made, but most of the <br />improvements would be limited to off peak hours. Kevin asked me to give out his phone number and he would be <br />glad to explain the signal timing to anyone that would like more information. Kevin's Number at MnDot <br />is 651- 234 -7840. <br />Recommendation: <br />Informational only <br />Outcome: <br />N/A <br />Form Review <br />Inbox Reviewed By Date <br />Kurt Ulrich Kurt Ulrich 09/12/2013 02:14 PM <br />Form Started By: Grant Riemer Started On: 09/10/2013 01:08 PM <br />Final Approval Date: 09/12/2013 <br />