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SIM Establish transit related design criteria based on the <br />number of daily person trips generated by major new or <br />expanded buildings to be constructed in Roseville. <br />Monitor of fectiveness ' of high occupancy vehicle lanes on <br />I -394 for possible application in Roseville on 1 -35W and <br />Highway 360 <br />® <br />Examine the feasibility of mini-hubs in the Rice Street <br />area and the corner of Lexington and Larpenteur. <br />Explore establishing a "Dial- a- Ride'l program for city <br />residents. <br />Encourage businesses and government to permit flex --time <br />scheduling* <br />Develop a proposal for express or limited stop service <br />to and from the airport (e.g, limousines, vans, taxis, <br />or buses). <br />- Explore ' use of "quarter zone's for shuttle service around <br />the Rosedale area. <br />Provide direct freeway access to Maass transit parking <br />areas. <br />Promote the use of "parr and Ride" facilities and <br />express bus service originating farther from the central <br />cities to reduce traffic passing through Roseville. <br />- Equip transit vehicles with secure bicycle racks and <br />transit hubs with safe bicycle storage facilities <br />- Encourage cooperative use of existing parking lots with <br />shuttle buses for special events and during peak <br />shopping periods* <br />Motorized Transportation <br />Roseville should continue to maintain and improve its <br />network of residential streets. They should be well <br />marked, well maintained in all seasons, and designed with <br />resident input., street standards should be flexible to <br />provide for residential differences, Truck traffic should <br />be carefully controlled and limited to specific commercial <br />areas Roseville should monitor the state and county <br />highway system within the community to be sure that it is <br />well maintained, attractive, safe, and provides good access <br />to our own commercial and business areas without intruding <br />into our residential areas. <br />4 <br />