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T.H. 23 / South Saratoga Street Reduced Conflict Intersection and Pedestrian Overpass Project Project hearing. June 10, 2014 City Council. Presenters Glenn Olson, Director of Public Works/City Engineer Christopher M. Cavett , PE, Project Manager SEH, Inc. Interregional Corridor Goals - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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T.H. 23 / SOUTH SARATOGA STREET REDUCED CONFLICT INTERSECTION AND
PEDESTRIAN OVERPASS PROJECT
PROJECT HEARINGJune 10, 2014City Council
PresentersGlenn Olson, Director of Public Works/City Engineer
Christopher M. Cavett, PE, Project Manager SEH, Inc.
Interregional Corridor Goals
IRC Goals› Maintain safe, timely,
and efficient transportation service between regional centers.
› Enhance economic vitality of the State.
Interregional Corridor Standards
IRC Performance Standards› 1-Hour average travel
speed 55 mph average for TH
23 60 mph average for I-90
› Limited direct access along the corridor. ½ mile full access
spacing in-town 1 mile full access spacing
in rural areas
Interregional Corridor Improvement Strategies
Reduce number of traffic signals
Consolidate access points
Add passing opportunities
Encourage development of local traffic alternative routes.
As part of the overall CIMS initiative and consistent with the Minnesota GO Vision, MnDOT provided $30 million through a competitive solicitation in 2013 to fund trunk highway projects that improve quality of life, environmental health or economic competitiveness.
CIMS Award $3,500,000 Total Project Cost $5,697,356 Year of Construction 2015 45 applications 1 of 10
funded $100 million requested $30 million
funded
Corridor Investment Management Study (CIMS) GrantT.H. 23 / Saratoga Street
Alternate Intersection Designs Reduced speed limits Signalized Intersection Roundabout Vehicle overpass
› with exit lanes› Without exit lanes
Alternate Pedestrian Bridge & Sidewalk Design
Pedestrian underpass Bridge location alternates
T.H. 23 / Saratoga StreetReduced Conflict Intersection and Pedestrian Overpass(Revised Layout)
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Improved safety—Studies show a 70 percent reduction in fatalities and a 42 percent reduction in injury crashes where RCIs are used.
A typical four-lane divided highway intersection has 42 possible vehicle conflict points. RCI's reduce conflict points to as few as 18.
Reduced Conflict Intersection (RCI)Increasing safety; decreasing T-Bone (right angle) crashes
Where in Minnesota are RCIs located?•County Rd. 24, Willmar•Hwy 169 and County Rd. 3, Belle Plaine•Hwy 36 and Keats Avenue, Lake Elmo•Hwy 10 and County Rd. 8, Becker•Hwy 169 and 173rd St., Jordan
MnDOT also plans to build additional RCIs in the next five years in Cologne, Cannon Falls, Vermillion, Zumbrota, Cotton, Ham Lake, Ramsey and Oakdale.
TRAFFIC SAFETYU
ncontrolled Median
IntersectionReduced Conflict
Intersection “J Turn”
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T.H. 23 / Saratoga StreetReduced Conflict Intersection and Pedestrian Overpass
Manufactured Home District Alternate Access
Western CommunityAction
Broadmoor Valley
Pedestrian Friendly Crossing & Pedestrian Bridge Access
Pedestrian Overpass Project ExampleCity of Bemidji, Minnesota (population 13,528)
Pedestrian Images (May 2014)
The accident involved a cross over highway 23.
This movement will be eliminated in the new intersection design.
Accident on Hwy 23 and Saratoga Street on Monday, June 4, 2014
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