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2006-06-12 Traffic ReviewWestwood Professional Services 7699 Anagram Drive Eden Prairie, MN 55344 Westwood From: Allan Klugman, P.E., PTOE Date: June 12, 2006 Re: Albertville Marketplace Traffic Review Introduction This memorandum provides a summary of information related to the traffic generation and traffic circulation characteristics of the Albertville Marketplace. The site is situated in the SE quadrant of the I-94/CSAH 37 interchange in the City of Albertville. This memorandum has two main sections, one dealing with the interaction of the site with external operations and the other dealing with internal operations. Over the past few years a number of site plans have been advanced, on a conceptual basis, for this property. For one of those plans, a detailed traffic study was prepared by the firm of SEH in 2004 and submitted to the City and Wright County for review. The plan for which the detailed traffic study was conducted was known as the Christian Commercial (or CC) Development. The traffic study for the CC Development forms a basis for analyzing the current Albertville Marketplace proposal. External Operations: Trip Generation and Previous Analyses The 2004 CC Development traffic study documented that the expected gross trip generation for the CC plan was: 6,274 on a daily basis, and 516 on a P.M. peak hour basis. The SEH report included traffic analyses for the year 2040 to coincide with the timeframe of the Northeast Wright County Sub-Area Transportation Study. MAIN 95Z-937-5750 FAx 95Z-937-5822 rou Faee 7-888-937-5750 EMAIL wps~westwoodps.com www.westwoodps.com On October 6, 2004, the Wright County Highway Department prepared a letter summarizing the County's Traffic Study Review Comments. One of the County's comments in that letter relative to the site plan was "...that the CC driveway should beat least 600 feet east of 62°d Street, have two lanes on the access approach to CSAH 37, and construct an eastbound right turn lane & westbound dedicated left turn lane." 38 ... ..... , ,.. r ._ TWIN CITIES/METRO ST. CLOUD BRAINERD EXHIBIT J