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places of business, including St. Paul and Minneapolis. '1 i F. Creates a positive recreational experience. The pathway corridor has few stops and is scenic, attractive or appealing. G. Eliminates a safety concern. The pathway provides an alternative or improvementfor children, seniors, wheel chair bound, bicyclist, walkers, joggers, in-line skaters, cross-country skiers, parents with strollers mitigating existing unsafe conditions. The corridor has shown that current users are putting themselves in unsafe or undesirable situations by traveling under current conditions. H. Volume of'usage. The pathway corridor has shown a consistent need for facility development based on proximity to significant land uses such as an educational facility, park or business center. I. Adjoining property compatibility'. A. a/ Pathway can be constructed without major costs associated with its location or without detriment to the abutting landowners. Things such as,- topography, right-of-way width, driveways, land use, anticipated use can all influence the impact a pathway project may have on adjoining properties. J. Fills a void in pathway network. The pathway eliminates a barrier or shortcoming in the pathway network that may inhibit bicycle or pedestrian travel. A "void" is a missing segment in a continuous pathway. This table is an example of how a typical project may have been ranked. Project Name: Sam le Project Criteria Weight 1-5 Score 0-5 Weighted Score A Connects multiple destinations 4 4 16 B Connects to regional system 4 3 12 C Connects to transit 3 2 6 D Provides a Safe Route to School 5 5 25 E Creates a convenient and safe commuter route 3 1 3 F Creates a positive recreational experience 3 1 3 G Eliminates a safety concern 5 5 25 H Volume of usage 2 5 10 I Adjoining property compatibility 1 3 3 J Fills a void in pathway network 4 5 20 1 T 123 City of Roseville Pathway Master Plan Final Review Draft August 2008 , Page 25 of 39