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~~;.. 6. Consider traffic calming measures on local streets only where the 85`" percentile speed exceeds the posted or statutory speed by S% or more, excessive cut-through traffic occurs, and/or traffic volumes exceed 1,000 vehicles per day, 7. Consider traffic calming measures on residential collectors only where the SSs' percentile speed exceeds the posted or statutory speed by 5% or more, excessive cut-through traffic occurs, and/or traffic volumes exceed 3,000 vehicles per day. 8. Consider traffic calming measures on business collectors only where the $5~' percentile speed exceeds the posted speed by 7 mph or more, and/or where traffic volumes exceed 5,000 vehicles per day. 9. Consider traffic calming measures on business thoroughfares only where the 85~' percentile speed exceeds the posted speed by 7 mph or more. 10. Incorporate traffic calming devices on Mainstreet as an integral part of the streetscape design. 11. Utilize traffrc calming devices and methods at major pedestrian crossing points (such as parks, schools and commercial areas) to alert motorists to the crossing and to enhance pedestrian safety and comfort at the crossing. Telec®uanacati®ns Telecommunications can be interpreted to mean many things. The more obvious meaning is communication via the telephone, as the name would imply. In general, telecommunications is a means of sending information by way of electronic media. However, telecommunications is also another alternative to commuting to work, going shopping, attending an event, or maintaining remote facilities. Over the years, technological advances have expanded the defuution of telecommunications and the number of people and organizations who have access to online communications likewise continues to grow. The City of New Brighton has a volunteer commission called the Communications Advisory Commission (CAC) established to promote communication links between residents and businesses in New Brighton and the local government. One avenue of communication that the CAC encourages is telecommunication. Telecommunication is encouraged through the awareness and involvement of technological advancements such as the Internet. CAC currently advises the City Council on telecommunications issues and policy. 1®Tox-th Suburban Cable Co~nrnission (NSCC) New Brighton is a member and active participant in the North Suburban Cable Commission (NSCC), a consortium of 10 cities in northern Ramsey County established through a joint powers agreement to further the development of Institutional Networks (I-Nets). Instituteonal l~Tetw®rlss (®r I-l~lets) I-Nets are two-way cable networks, separate fz-om the normal cable network, to serve the public institutions in the community such as government offices, fire stations, schools, library's and community centers. In northern Ramsey County there are 75-80 miles of I-Net connecting city buildings, frre stations, libraries and schools (both public and private). august 4~, 1g~g New ~r6ghton C®~pr~h~rasiv~ Plsn Page ~.1~