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speed limit by 5 MPH or more. Although not in a speed transition zone, they meet 4/5 <br />criteria needed to warrant placement. <br /> <br />3) Speed feedback signs (2) on Twin Lakes Road at Industrial Cir – Warranted and Installed (2014) <br />These signs are within the vicinity of a school, the roadway is posted at 40 MPH or less, <br />th <br />are located on a city street, and also sees the 85 percentile of traffic exceeding the <br />speed limit by 5 MPH or more. Although not in a speed transition zone, they meet 4/5 <br />criteria needed to warrant placement. <br /> <br />4) Speed feedback sign on Jackson Ave NW north of School St – Warranted and Installed (2014) <br />These signs are within the vicinity of a school, have a posted speed limit of 40 MPH or <br />th <br />less, are located on a city street, and also see the 85 percentile of traffic exceeding the <br />speed limit by 5 MPH or more. Although not in a speed transition zone, they meet 4/5 <br />criteria needed to warrant placement. <br /> <br />rd <br />5) Evaluate 193 Ave NW just east of Xavier St NW – Not Warranted (2018 Review) <br />th <br />This area sees the 85 percentile exceeding the speed limit by at least 5 MPH, is a city <br />street, and also is in a zone posted less than 40 MPH. Although it only meets three of <br />the five criteria needed to justify placement of the sign, the policy also states installation <br />may be considered for locations where 3 of 5 conditions are met, but crash data and <br />documented repeat lane departures can be linked to excessive speed. The requesting <br />land owner was asked to report all instances of lane departures to help satisfy this <br />condition. <br /> <br />th <br />6) Evaluate 196 Ave NW by Meadowvale Park – Not Warranted (2016 Review) <br />Brought by concerned residents, this location has been evaluated based on the criteria <br />of the policy. In this location the roadway is a city street, is posted at 40 MPH or less, <br />th <br />and MAY see the 85 percentile of traffic exceeding the speed limit by 5 MPH or more. <br />It is not in a speed transition area, nor in the vicinity of a school. It MAY meet 3/5 <br />criteria needed to warrant its placement. Assuming it did, it would further need to have <br />a history of crash data and documented repeat lane departures linked to excessive <br />speed. It does not. <br /> <br />7) Evaluate Mississippi Road between Joplin and Orono - Not Warranted (2019 Review) <br />An area of Mississippi Rd NW has been considered for placement of a speed feedback <br />th <br />sign. The area is considered to have the 85 percentile speed exceeding the speed limit <br />by at least 5 MPH during the time of concern, and also has a speed limit of 40 MPH or <br />less. It is not a city street, not in the vicinity of a school and not in a speed transition <br />area. This satisfied only 2 of the 5 criteria needed to justify placement. It will not be <br />evaluated further for accident history based on failing to meet 3 of 5 required <br />conditions. <br /> <br /> <br />