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City Council Study Session - 01/24/05 Minutes - Page 10 Mr. Haider expressed the County's concern with maintaining their current roadways; and he reviewed plans that would impact Roseville for those maintenance projects proposed (i.e., mill and overlays). Further discussion included trail construction in cooperation with pavement work; Rice Street bridge rehabilitation and impacts to Highway 36 and the City of Roseville with the Unweave the Weave project and increased traffic on Rice Street; funding of turnbacks; Vadnais Boulevard considerations; rights-of-way acquisitions; and traffic management concerns. c. City Transportation Issues City of Roseville Public Works Director Duane Schwartz and City of Roseville Engineer Debra Bloom reviewed the projects programmed in the City's Capital Improvement Program (CIP); selection criteria and process for Roseville projects; funding issues related to City projects; and land use projects and their impacts to the City's transportation system. Mr. Schwartz reviewed upcoming planned projects within the City, mostly maintenance (seal coating) rather than reconstruction projects, noting that there were only a few segments of reconstruction remaining in the City's Pavement Management Plan (PMP). Discussion included pending projects with adjoining cities (i.e., Arden Hills) and County turnbacks. Mr. Schwartz reviewed the City's PMP plan, implemented in 1986 and reviewed the project criteria used to identify pavement conditions and an index for rating that condition to lower maintenance costs and reduce frequency of reconstruction. Mr. Schwartz noted that the majority of the City's streets were rated over an average of 80 on the PCI, indicating they were in good condition. Mr. Schwartz reviewed capacity needs due to land use changes (i.e., Twin Lakes Redevelopment area); and reviewed the City Transportation Issues