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Improving safety along a corridor in southeastern Minnesota

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Sand Creek Township, Minnesota
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TH 169 Corridor Study

As the only north-south principal arterial on the west side of Scott County, Trunk Highway (TH 169) is essential to the quality of life for residents and businesses in the Sand Creek Township. The four-lane divided roadway has many non-signalized at-grade accesses and increasing safety and mobility concerns due to escalating traffic volumes. Residents had many concerns, and something needed to be done.

Because a corridor study was not on the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) planning horizon, the Township asked Â鶹´«Ã½ to evaluate existing roadway conditions in terms of traffic, safety, access management, connectivity, and economic development. Our team developed a clear work plan in cooperation with the task leads, township board, and key project partners.

The resulting study provided safety analysis, traffic capacity/accommodation analysis, access management recommendations, benefit/cost ratios, alternatives ranking matrices, planning, stakeholder engagement, roadway design, and environmental documentation. Our team evaluated a variety of options, including acceleration and deceleration lanes, reduced conflict intersections, and diverging diamond intersections.

Sand Creek Township now has a clear, defensible plan¡ªwith buy-in from key stakeholders¡ªto advance future roadway improvements.

Location
Sand Creek Township, Minnesota
Offices

Meet Our Team

Pat McGraw, Senior Transportation Project Manager

Honesty and humility are key aspects of success throughout the project delivery process.

Adam Capets, Civil Engineer

The most successful streets are human-centered and inclusive of all users.

Pat McGraw

Senior Transportation Project Manager

Adam Capets

Civil Engineer

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