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WENCK File #3164-30 February 9, 2016 Dayton Transportation Plan 2016 Update Prepared for: City of Dayton, MN 12260 S. Diamond Lake Road Dayton, MN 55327 Prepared by: WENCK Associates, Inc. 1800 Pioneer Creek Center Maple Plain, MN 55359 Phone: 7963-479-4200 Fax: 763-479-4242

Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS... I 1.0 SUMMARY... 1-1 2.0 TRAFFIC FORECASTS... 2-1 3.0 FUTURE ROADWAY SYSTEM... 3-1 4.0 TRANSPORTATION PLAN COST ESTIMATES AND FEES... 4-1 4.1 Trunk Transportation Fee... 4-1 In-Text FIGURES Figure 1-1: Future Land Use Plan... 1-2 Figure 1-2: Interchange Location... 1-3 Figure 2-1: Buildable Land Area and Traffic Analysis Zones... 2-2 Figure 3-1: Year 2040 Major Roadways Option A... 3-1 Figure 3-2: Year 2040 Traffic Volumes Option A... 3-2 Figure 3-3: Year 2040 Major Roadways Option B... 3-3 Figure 3-4: Year 2040 Traffic Volumes Option B... 3-4 Figure 3-5: Year 2040 Major Roadways Option C... 3-5 Figure 3-6: Year 2040 Traffic Volumes Option C... 3-6 TABLES: 1 2040 Transportation Plan Cost for Major Roadways Option A 2 2040 Transportation Plan Cost for Major Roadways Option B 3 2040 Transportation Plan Cost for Major Roadways Option C February 9, 2016 i

1.0 Summary The City of Dayton Transportation Plan was updated to account for changes in the Future Lane Use Plan, which includes land use impacts related to the current Brockton interchange location. The Transportation Plan and associated roadway cost information were last updated in 2009. Since that time, the Future Lane Use plan was updated to account for development needs and impacts of the future Brockton interchange. Figure 1 shows the Future Land Use Plan. Figure 2 shows the planned location of the Brockton interchange. February 9, 2016 1-1

Figure 1-1: Future Land Use Plan February 9, 2016 1-2

Figure 1-2: Interchange Location February 9, 2016 1-3

2.0 Traffic Forecasts Existing transportation planning information for the City of Dayton was gathered and reviewed to fully understand previous methods and results. The following documents were reviewed: 2009 Transportation Plan 2008 Comprehensive Plan Hennepin County Transportation Plan NW Hennepin County I-94 Study Current planned roadway improvements Development studies (EAW, AUAR, etc.) Other studies with a transportation component Current land use information and the Dayton Future Land Use Plan updated in the summer of 2014 were used to determine future traffic volume forecasts for major roadways within the city. The Future Land Use Plan provides a framework for full build-out of the city, including the location and density of all future uses. For traffic forecasting purposes, the city was divided into the seven Traffic Analysis Zones (TAZ) shown in Figure 3. Through the use of existing GIS information, the amount of buildable area for each land use type was determined in each TAZ. Trip generation estimates were developed for each TAZ using data presented in the Institute of Transportation Engineers Trip Generation, Ninth Edition. Using existing traffic and turn movement volume information, trip distribution percentages were developed for each TAZ. The gross trip generation includes 15% to 25% of trips that occur within each TAZ. External trips were assigned to the surrounding roadway system using the trip distribution percentages, resulting in daily traffic volumes generated by all future lane uses. February 9, 2016 2-1

Figure 2-1: Buildable Land Area and Traffic Analysis Zones February 9, 2016 2-2

3.0 Future Roadway System Based on the resultant trip distribution and traffic volumes, an initial roadway system was developed. This roadway system accounts for the type and location of roadways needed to accommodate the forecasted traffic volumes. The necessary roadway capacity and functional classification were identified for the forecasted volumes. Right-of-way needs and roadway cross-sections have been identified. Year 2040 major roadway options and traffic forecasts are shown in Figures 4 through 9. Option A was identified as most feasible since does not involve routing a roadway through Elm Creek Park reserve. Options B and C are still feasible but will require further discussions with Three Rivers Park District staff. February 9, 2016 3-1

Figure 3-1: Year 2040 Major Roadways Option A February 9, 2016 3-1

Figure 3-2: Year 2040 Traffic Volumes Option A February 9, 2016 3-2

Figure 3-3: Year 2040 Major Roadways Option B February 9, 2016 3-3

Figure 3-4: Year 2040 Traffic Volumes Option B February 9, 2016 3-4

Figure 3-5: Year 2040 Major Roadways Option C February 9, 2016 3-5

Figure 3-6: Year 2040 Traffic Volumes Option C February 9, 2016 3-6

4.0 Transportation Plan Cost Estimates and Fees The 2040 traffic volume forecasts were used to determine the recommended number of lanes and right-of-way for each roadway. The additional right-of-way needed over existing conditions and anticipated construction costs were combined to determine the total cost estimate for each roadway segment. The resultant cost estimates are shown in Tables 1, 2, and 3. 4.1 TRUNK TRANSPORTATION FEE The updated costs discussed above, allow for a calculation of trunk transportation fees based on the remaining developable acres within the City. Summary of current and proposed fees: Current Rates Proposed Rates Non-Residential Residential Non-Residential Residential Increase $11,190/acre $2,500/unit $14,400 $3,217 ~29% The proposed fees are based on collecting 50% of the needed costs for transportation improvements, with remaining costs to be funding through other sources, such as State Aid or grants. February 9, 2016 4-1

Tables 1 2040 Transportation Plan Cost for Major Roadways Option A 2 2040 Transportation Plan Cost for Major Roadways Option B 3 2040 Transportation Plan Cost for Major Roadways Option C

Table 1 2040 Dayton Transportation Plan Cost Estimate Major Roadways - Option A 2040 Recomm. Lanes Existing ROW (ft width) Present Future 2040 Volume Existing Future Dayton Dayton Total Dayton Map ID Road Functional Classification Owner Owner Forecast Length Length ROW Cost Cost (%) Construct Cost Cost 1 Holly Lane Extension CR 117 A-minor Connector County County 19500 4 0 100-130 622700 0 4790 $1,245,400 1050 80 $4,023,600 $5,269,000 2 CSAH 81 A-minor Expander County County 23800 4 150 100-130 0 9320 9320 $0 1050 40 $3,914,400 $3,914,400 3 W. French Lake Road B-minor Arterial City City 15500 3 75 80-100 346500 8500 9840 $693,000 800 100 $7,872,000 $8,565,000 4 Brockton Lane CR 13 A-minor Expander County County 32000 4 100 100-130 145500 4850 4850 $291,000 1050 40 $2,037,000 $2,328,000 5 117th Ave Collector City City 10900 2 75 80-100 202750 8110 8110 $405,500 500 100 $4,055,000 $4,460,500 6 Fernbrook Lane A-minor Connector County County 18700 4 66 100-130 835200 13050 13050 $1,670,400 1050 80 $10,962,000 $12,632,400 7 125th Ave/129th Ave A-minor Connector City/County County 23500-33500 4 66 100-130 1165480 16870 17530 $2,330,960 1050 80 $14,725,200 $17,056,160 8A Zanzibar Ave A-minor Connector City County 19100-33100 4 66 100-130 1478100 10400 16650 $2,956,200 1050 80 $13,986,000 $16,942,200 8B Zanzibar Ave A-minor Connector City County 9000 3 0 80-100 522000 0 5220 $1,044,000 800 80 $3,340,800 $4,384,800 9 new north/south A-minor Connector - City 3000 2 0 60-80 400000 0 5000 $800,000 500 100 $2,500,000 $3,300,000 10 Pineview Lane A-minor Connector City City 17200 4 80 100-130 354500 7090 7090 $709,000 1050 100 $7,444,500 $8,153,500 11 S. Diamond Lake Rd B-minor Arterial City City 10000 2 66 60-80 306320 21880 21880 $612,640 500 100 $10,940,000 $11,552,640 12 N. Diamond Lake Rd A-minor Expander County County 4200-8400 2 66 60-80 258580 18470 18470 $517,160 500 80 $7,388,000 $7,905,160 13 new east/west Collector - City 3300 2 0 60-80 947200 0 11840 $1,894,400 500 100 $5,920,000 $7,814,400 14 Dayton River Road CR 12 A-minor Connector County County 8400-15000 2 66 60-80 297500 21250 21250 $595,000 500 80 $8,500,000 $9,095,000 15 Lawndale Lane Collector City City 8000 2 75 60-80 42750 8550 8550 $85,500 500 100 $4,275,000 $4,360,500 16 new north/south Collector City City 2500 2 0 60-80 337600 0 4220 $675,200 500 100 $2,110,000 $2,785,200 17 new east/west Collector City City 2500 2 0 60-80 417600 0 5220 $835,200 500 100 $2,610,000 $3,445,200 18 new east/west Collector City City 2500 2 0 60-80 369600 0 4620 $739,200 500 100 $2,310,000 $3,049,200 19 Xanthus Lane Collector City City 2500 2 66 60-80 72940 5210 5210 $145,880 500 100 $2,605,000 $2,750,880 20 E. French Lake Road Collector City City 15900 3 66 80-100 188240 5360 5420 $376,480 800 100 $4,336,000 $4,712,480 21 Territorial Road Collector City City 12700 3 75 80-100 76250 3050 3050 $152,500 800 100 $2,440,000 $2,592,500 22 Interchange $5,000,000 $152,069,120 ROW Needs (ft width) ROW Needs (sq. ft.) Construct Cost per Foot

Table 2 2040 Dayton Transportation Plan Cost Estimate Major Roadways - Option B 2040 Recomm. Lanes Existing ROW (ft width) Present Future 2040 Volume Existing Future Dayton Dayton Total Dayton Map ID Road Functional Classification Owner Owner Forecast Length Length ROW Cost Cost (%) Construct Cost Cost 1 Holly Lane Extension CR 117 A-minor Connector County County 19500 4 0 100-130 622700 0 4790 $1,245,400 1050 80 $4,023,600 $5,269,000 2 CSAH 81 A-minor Expander County County 23800 4 150 100-130 0 9320 9320 $0 1050 40 $3,914,400 $3,914,400 3 W. French Lake Road B-minor Arterial City City 15500 3 75 80-100 346500 8500 9840 $693,000 800 100 $7,872,000 $8,565,000 4 Brockton Lane CR 13 A-minor Expander County County 32000 4 100 100-130 145500 4850 4850 $291,000 1050 40 $2,037,000 $2,328,000 5 117th Ave Collector City City 10900 2 75 80-100 202750 8110 8110 $405,500 500 100 $4,055,000 $4,460,500 6 Fernbrook Lane A-minor Connector County County 18700 4 66 100-130 835200 13050 13050 $1,670,400 1050 80 $10,962,000 $12,632,400 7 125th Ave/129th Ave A-minor Connector City/County County 23400-31400 4 66 100-130 1165480 16870 17530 $2,330,960 1050 80 $14,725,200 $17,056,160 8A Zanzibar Ave A-minor Connector City County 15000-33100 4 66 100-130 1478100 10400 16650 $2,956,200 1050 80 $13,986,000 $16,942,200 8B Zanzibar Ave A-minor Connector City County 9000 3 0 80-100 522000 0 5220 $1,044,000 800 80 $3,340,800 $4,384,800 9 new north/south A-minor Connector - City 3000-6200 2 0 60-80 748000 0 9350 $1,496,000 500 100 $4,675,000 $6,171,000 10 Pineview Lane A-minor Connector City City 15200 3 80 80-100 141800 7090 7090 $283,600 1050 100 $7,444,500 $7,728,100 11 S. Diamond Lake Rd B-minor Arterial City City 10000 2 66 60-80 306320 21880 21880 $612,640 500 100 $10,940,000 $11,552,640 12 N. Diamond Lake Rd A-minor Expander County County 4200-8400 2 66 60-80 258580 18470 18470 $517,160 500 80 $7,388,000 $7,905,160 13 new east/west Collector - City 3300 2 0 60-80 947200 0 11840 $1,894,400 500 100 $5,920,000 $7,814,400 14 Dayton River Road CR 12 A-minor Connector County County 8400-15000 2 66 60-80 297500 21250 21250 $595,000 500 80 $8,500,000 $9,095,000 15 Lawndale Lane Collector City City 8000 2 75 60-80 42750 8550 8550 $85,500 500 100 $4,275,000 $4,360,500 16 new north/south Collector City City 2500 2 0 60-80 337600 0 4220 $675,200 500 100 $2,110,000 $2,785,200 17 new east/west Collector City City 2500 2 0 60-80 417600 0 5220 $835,200 500 100 $2,610,000 $3,445,200 18 new east/west Collector City City 2500 2 0 60-80 369600 0 4620 $739,200 500 100 $2,310,000 $3,049,200 19 Xanthus Lane Collector City City 2500 2 66 60-80 72940 5210 5210 $145,880 500 100 $2,605,000 $2,750,880 20 E. French Lake Road Collector City City 15900 3 66 80-100 188240 5360 5420 $376,480 800 100 $4,336,000 $4,712,480 21 Territorial Road Collector City City 12700 3 75 80-100 76250 3050 3050 $152,500 800 100 $2,440,000 $2,592,500 22 Interchange $5,000,000 $154,514,720 ROW Needs (ft width) ROW Needs (sq. ft.) Construct Cost per Foot

Table 3 2040 Dayton Transportation Plan Cost Estimate Major Roadways - Option C 2040 Recomm. Lanes Existing ROW (ft width) Present Future 2040 Volume Existing Future Dayton Total Dayton Total Dayton Map ID Road Functional Classification Owner Owner Forecast Length Length ROW Cost Cost (%) Cost Cost 1 Holly Lane Extension CR 117 A-minor Connector County County 19500 4 0 100-130 622700 0 4790 $1,245,400 1050 80 $4,023,600 $5,269,000 2 CSAH 81 A-minor Expander County County 23800 4 150 100-130 0 9320 9320 $0 1050 40 $3,914,400 $3,914,400 3 W. French Lake Road B-minor Arterial City City 15500 3 75 80-100 346500 8500 9840 $693,000 800 100 $7,872,000 $8,565,000 4 Brockton Lane CR 13 A-minor Expander County County 32000 4 100 100-130 145500 4850 4850 $291,000 1050 40 $2,037,000 $2,328,000 5 117th Ave Collector City City 10900 2 75 80-100 202750 8110 8110 $405,500 500 100 $4,055,000 $4,460,500 6 Fernbrook Lane A-minor Connector County County 18700 4 66 100-130 835200 13050 13050 $1,670,400 1050 80 $10,962,000 $12,632,400 7 125th Ave/129th Ave A-minor Connector City/County County 23500-33500 4 66 100-130 1165480 16870 17530 $2,330,960 1050 80 $14,725,200 $17,056,160 8A Zanzibar Ave A-minor Connector City County 13000-33100 4 66 100-130 1478100 10400 16650 $2,956,200 1050 80 $13,986,000 $16,942,200 8B Zanzibar Ave A-minor Connector City County 9000 3 0 80-100 522000 0 5220 $1,044,000 800 80 $3,340,800 $4,384,800 9 new north/south A-minor Connector - City 3000-9300 2 0 60-80 1108000 0 13850 $2,216,000 500 100 $6,925,000 $9,141,000 10 Pineview Lane A-minor Connector City City 14100 3 80 80-100 141800 7090 7090 $283,600 1050 100 $7,444,500 $7,728,100 11 S. Diamond Lake Rd B-minor Arterial City City 10000 2 66 60-80 306320 21880 21880 $612,640 500 100 $10,940,000 $11,552,640 12 N. Diamond Lake Rd A-minor Expander County County 4200-8400 2 66 60-80 258580 18470 18470 $517,160 500 80 $7,388,000 $7,905,160 13 new east/west Collector - City 3300 2 0 60-80 947200 0 11840 $1,894,400 500 100 $5,920,000 $7,814,400 14 Dayton River Road CR 12 A-minor Connector County County 8400-15000 2 66 60-80 297500 21250 21250 $595,000 500 80 $8,500,000 $9,095,000 15 Lawndale Lane Collector City City 8000 2 75 60-80 42750 8550 8550 $85,500 500 100 $4,275,000 $4,360,500 16 new north/south Collector City City 2500 2 0 60-80 337600 0 4220 $675,200 500 100 $2,110,000 $2,785,200 17 new east/west Collector City City 2500 2 0 60-80 417600 0 5220 $835,200 500 100 $2,610,000 $3,445,200 18 new east/west Collector City City 2500 2 0 60-80 369600 0 4620 $739,200 500 100 $2,310,000 $3,049,200 19 Xanthus Lane Collector City City 2500 2 66 60-80 72940 5210 5210 $145,880 500 100 $2,605,000 $2,750,880 20 E. French Lake Road Collector City City 15900 3 66 80-100 188240 5360 5420 $376,480 800 100 $4,336,000 $4,712,480 21 Territorial Road Collector City City 12700 3 75 80-100 76250 3050 3050 $152,500 800 100 $2,440,000 $2,592,500 22 Interchange $5,000,000 $157,484,720 ROW Needs (ft width) ROW Needs (sq. ft.) Construct Cost per Foot

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