04-18-2022 Agenda
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<br /> CASS COUNTY ROADWAY 18 EXTENSION STUDY – CASS COUNTY, <br />ND <br /> <br />6 <br />3.2 BRIDGE ACROSS THE SHEYENNE RIVER <br />The existing bridge on 52nd Street SE that crosses the Sheyenne River was constructed in 1995. The <br />typical section for the roadway is shown in Figure 2. The bridge spans are prestressed concrete and the <br />bridge deck is cast-in-place concrete. According to the most recently available National Bridge Inventory <br />(NBI) report from 2015, the overall condition of the bridge is “Good” with the superstructure and <br />substructure both being categorized “Very Good”. The sufficiency rating of the bridge according to the <br />NBI report is a 99.7. The channel bank is beginning to slump, and the embankment protection devices <br />have widespread minor damage according to the NBI report. The bridge was included in Cass County <br />Comprehensive and Transportation Plan’s “Cass County Bridge Condition Average” figure with a bridge <br />condition average range of 7.1 to 8.0 out of 10, and in the “2037 and beyond” construction phase for <br />replacement. <br /> <br />3.3 EXISTING UTILITIES IN STUDY AREA <br />The study area does contain electrical, fiber optic, telephone, and rural water utilities. A utility locate and <br />survey were not conducted for this study. Any utility information provided in this report and study are for <br />information purposes only and are not intended to be used for design or construction. Based on a review <br />of existing above ground utility structures along the corridor, several of the underground utilities run <br />parallel to 52nd Street SE in the backslope of the north ditch of the roadway. Throughout the corridor, <br />fiber optic and telephone underground lines are located north of the roadway and cross beneath the <br />roadway to service residences on the south side of the roadway. Overhead electric utilities are typically <br />located along the north field edges and run most of the eastern half of the project terminating just west of <br />the bridge. There are also short runs of overhead electrical utilities serving the two western most <br />residential and commercial locations within the study area. The overhead electrical lines do cross 52nd <br />Street SE at three locations within a 0.5 mile stretch from the Sheyenne River bridge to the east. At the <br />location of the Norman Lutheran church, the overhead power lines are located on the south side of the <br />roadway directly across from the church. There are valve locations for Cass County Rural Water located <br />north of 52nd Street SE in the study area. Based on plan documents for the Sheyenne River bridge, the <br />rural water line does cross beneath the roadway at the ag residential locations just west of the bridge. <br /> <br />3.4 EXISTING LAND USES WITHIN THE STUDY AREA <br />The Cass County existing land use plan contained within the Cass County Comprehensive and <br />Transportation Plan provides the existing land uses in the study area that are based on the seven land <br />use categories used in Cass County. Along the 52nd Street SE corridor in the study area, the primary <br />land use “agriculture” with a few areas of “single family residential”, “farm exempt”, and “ag with <br />residential”. The residential land uses are located near the Sheyenne River Bridge and at the east end of <br />the study area. There is also a “commercial/industrial/multi-family residential” land use area for a <br />manufacturing facility located 1.5 miles east of the intersection with CR 15. The Norman Lutheran <br />church, located just east of the Sheyenne River bridge, is classified as a “single-family residential” in the <br />land use plan. The very west 0.75 miles of 52nd Street SE is included in the City of Kindred’s <br />Extraterritorial Area. <br />
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