Noise Advisory Committee
As part of the development of the Hwy 100 reconstruction project, a Noise Advisory Committee (NAC) has been developed to communicate the noise evaluation process to the surrounding neighborhoods. The committee consists of representatives from neighborhoods adjacent to the Hwy 100 corridor. The goals of this committee are to:
- Provide two-way communication between the community and project team
- Educate residents regarding the noise evaluation process
- Review noise analysis methodology and results
- Provide feedback to city council and communicate project information to neighborhood residents
Final noise wall voting weighted results*
*If greater than 50 percent of the total eligible points are no votes then the noise wall is removed from the project.
West side of Hwy 100 between Minnetonka Boulevard and the pedestrian bridge:
- Total eligible points: 231
- Yes Points: 88 (38.1%)
- No Points: 51 (22.1%)
- Non Responses: 92 (39.8%)
- Result: Noise wall will be constructed
East side of Hwy 100 between Minnetonka Boulevard and the pedestrian bridge:
- Total eligible points: 257
- Yes Points: 152 (59.1%)
- No Points: 27 (10.5)
- Non Responses: 78 (30.4%)
- Result: Noise wall will be constructed
West side of Hwy 100 between Minnetonka Boulevard and Hwy 7:
- Total eligible points: 65
- Yes Points: 27 (41.5%)
- No Points: 14 (21.5%)
- Non Responses: 24 (37%)
- Result: Noise wall will be constructed
East side of Hwy 100 between Minnetonka Boulevard and Hwy 7:
- Total eligible points: 66
- Yes Points: 6 (9%)
- No Points: 6 (9%)
- Non Responses: 54 (82%)
- Result: Noise wall will be constructed
West side of Hwy 100, north of the pedestrian bridge:
- Total eligible points: 245
- Yes Points: 36 (14.7%)
- No Points: 131 (53.5%)
- Non Responses: 78 (31.8%)
- Result: Noise wall will not be constructed
East side of Hwy 100, north of the pedestrian bridge:
- Total eligible points: 20
- Yes Points: 0 (0%)
- No Points: 18 (90%)
- Non Responses: 2 (10%)
- Result: Noise wall will not be constructed
NAC meetings presentations and notes
June 19, 2012
April 17, 2012
January 26, 2012
October 27, 2011