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In 2020, Anoka County plans to reconstruct CSAH 11 (Foley Boulevard) from CSAH 1 (East <br />River Road) to 750 feet north of CSAH 3 (Coon Rapids Boulevard). The project area contains <br />the Foley Boulevard Park and Ride lot and a Northstar Commuter Rail Line station. The <br />primary component of the project is an overpass of two BNSF tracks that carry over 70 <br />trains per day at an approved speed of 75 mph. The existing at -grade crossing is a safety <br />concern due to the high vehicle and rail traffic volumes, compounded by identified sight <br />line limitations for northbound trains. The average daily train exposure is 490,000, which <br />exceeds the minimum standard for constructing a grade -separation by 40 percent. This <br />train exposure risk will more than triple by 2030 as traffic volumes increase. In addition, <br />the frequent trains act as a barrier to mobility causing substantial delays. The proposed <br />overpass will include four lanes and non -motorized crossings on each side of CSAH 11, <br />providing safe, uninterrupted travel for all types of travelers. <br />The Anoka County -Blaine Airport (Janes Field) is the largest reliever airport in the <br />Metropolitan Airport Commission's (MAC's) reliever airport system. Reliever airports <br />provide an alternative to the Minneapolis —St. Paul (MSP) International Airport for private <br />and corporate flights, thereby increasing safety and efficiency and easing congestion at <br />the MSP airport. In addition to the Anoka County -Blaine Airport, five other airports serve <br />as relievers to the MSP airport. <br />The Anoka County -Blaine Airport is under the jurisdiction of the MAC. This airport is <br />classified as an Intermediate Airport based on the State of Minnesota classification and <br />a Minor Airport by the MAC (Metropolitan Council's Metropolitan Development Guide <br />— Aviation Chapter) with a 4,855-foot north -south runway, and a 5,000-foot east -west <br />runway that is equipped with an instrument landing system. The airport supports more <br />than 90,000 takeoffs and landings annually; 490 aircraft are based at the airport. <br />The Anoka County -Blaine Airport (Janes Field) (Source: Metropolitan Airport Commission <br />ANOKA COUNTY 2040 TRANSPORTATION PLAN UPDATE I CHAPTER 3- EXISTING CONDITIONS <br />50 <br />
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