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<br />16 <br /> <br />Street Sweeping – Public Works performs street sweeping operations citywide twice annually. <br />Operations occur in the spring typically as the snow has melted away from the curb line and again in the <br />fall towards the end of leaves falling. Sweeping occurs as needed during the summer months primarily <br />as a result of storm damage. Street sweeping is a large contributor of improved water quality and also <br />included in our MS4 permitting process. If time allows, Public Works will perform an additional round of <br />sweeping in the fall within areas of heavy foliage. <br />• Create a map of the heavy foliage areas. <br />Snow and Ice Control – Review the Snow Plowing Policy as attached. <br />Vegetation Removal – Right-of-Way (ROW) tree trimming or tree removal if needed. This includes tree <br />limbs that could damage street maintenance equipment, public safety related trimming, and trees <br />blocking street signage. ROW ground cover mowing is completed along city owned boulevards and <br />utility easements to keep vegetation from growing over the roadway. Attention is also given as needed <br />to intersections where sight lines and motorist/ pedestrian safety is a factor. <br />Street Signage- The MUTCD requires cities to follow retro reflectivity guidelines per our adopted policy. <br />The city chose the replacement method- <br /> “Expected Sign Life. The installation date is labeled or recorded when a sign is installed, so that the age <br />of any given sign is known. The age of the sign is compared to the expected sign life. The expected sign <br />life is based on the experience of sign retro reflectivity degradation in the City. Signs older than the <br />expected life will be replaced.” <br />Staff will utilize our current data to prioritize a small sign replacement project for 2024. In addition, a <br />replacement project will be created for 2025. <br />Pavement Markings – Street striping and symbols are maintained every other year. This work is typically <br />coordinated with Ramsey County and/or the JPA Coon Rapids project. An assessment of street symbols <br />will be completed in 2024 and added to the 2025 street maintenance plan. Streets with striping and <br />symbols within a PMP area are generally completed as part of the PMP contract. <br />Replace the split rail fencing along the Siems Court retaining walls. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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