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i<r � 1sT MEETING OF THE TH 10 CORRIDOR STUDY_COMMITTEE Sherburne County Government Center—Maple Room . Elk River, Minnesota Friday,December 17, 1999 Members Present: Terry Nagorski Sherburne Co. Comm. Ewald Peterson Big Lake Twp. Mike Johnson Sherburne Co. Comm. Jim Thares City of Big Lake Ken Paulson City of Becker Kelli Neu City of Becker Dave Schwarting Sherburne Co. Eng. Nancy Riddle Sherburne Co. Zon. Jim Brown Sherburne Co. Zoning Patrick Klaers City of Elk River Terry Maurer City of Elk River Deb Garross NAC (Big Lake) Steve Voss Mn/DOT D3 Terry Humbert Mn/DOT D3 Welcome and Introductions: Terry Humbert welcomed the membership to the meeting and the members introduced themselves. Terry Humbert provided a brief overview of the purpose of organizing the Committee and holding the meeting. He explained that the Committee was formed to assist Mn/DOT District 3 • in conducting a corridor study on TH 10 from the Anoka/Sherburne County Line east of Elk River to the west junction of TH 25 near Becker. He said the study is needed because of the area's rapid growth and development. He added one of the outcomes from the study would be a plan to manage access through the corridor. Terry Humbert stated that a project to resurface TH 10 from Elk River to Big Lake was currently in the district's construction program but may be modified and possibly deferred so some of the issues relating to access management from this study may be incorporated into the project. The Committee watched a short video produced by the Federal Highway Administration entitled, Access Management Overview. Committee Structure/Selection of Chair: Terry Humbert reviewed the proposed membership on the Committee and asked the membership for their feedback and input. Ken Paulson suggested Dennis Carlson from the city of Becker be added to the membership because of his engineering background and role in city affairs. The Committee agreed by consensus to add Mr. Carlson to the Committee's membership. The Committee discussed whether it should add a person to its membership representing parks • and trails interests, but decided that such interests were already represented through the current make up of the Committee.