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Roseville Public Works, Environment and Transportation Commission Agenda Item Date: August 26, 2014 Item No: 4 Item Description: Communication Items Projects update: • 2014 PMP- This project is well underway. Paving will be occurring in the northwest area of the City the week of August 25"'. The final areas are waiting for the new storm sewer and drainage improvements to be complete. The City is installing some substantial storm water retention and treatment devices in the northwest corner of the City (Stanbridge St and Manson St, which is now complete) and at Dellwood St and Sherren St behind the Roseville library to address some historic drainage issues. Work on the Dellwood and Sherren system has begun and should be complete within the next two to three weeks. • County Road B2 Sidewalk Construction — This project consists of constructing a 6 foot sidewalk along the north side of County Road B2 from Lexington Ave to Rice Street as well as along Victoria Street from County Road B2 north to County Road C. Concrete curb and sidewalk has been installed from Lexington to Dale, and in front of Central Park Elementary School. The contractor is working on restoration through this area, and will be completed with this area before school starts. Weather permitting, the sidewalk east of Central Park to Rice Street will be completed by the end of September. • 2014 Sanitary Sewer Lining Project—This project is about 90 % complete. Work remains on one segment of County Road B-2, Larpenteur Avenue, and an easement through Central Park. The contractor plans to complete the remaining segments after the ground has frozen. The easement work is scheduled for winter work (or frozen ground), to minimize turf damage through Central Park • Snelling Ave Bus Rapid Transit: Final plans for this project are under development. All of the stations will be under construction in 2015 with the BRT service stating in late 2015. Metro Transit will be starting a public outreach effort involving Public Art for the new stations. Currently we are in the early stages of the Public Art discussion. It should be noted that given the scale of this project and the budget it may be likely that not every station will get a public art element. Staff will continue to update the Commission on this item. I -35W Interchange Project: The City received three proposals for engineering services for the design and construction administration of the intersection at the 35W north ramps and Cleveland Ave. Based on staff scoring of the proposals, the City Council awarded a contract to SRF Consulting Group. This project is expected to be under construction in 2015. We will update the commission with a revised layout of this project likely in October. County Road B Pathway: At its August 11th meeting, the City Council voted to restrict parking between Fairways Lane and Fulham Street based on input from the residents in that area via a mailed survey. The alternative to restricting parking would have been to