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33 Chair Stenlund questioned the purpose and design of the Lexington Park hockey 34 rink or stormwater moat, located diagonally across from SuperAmerica at 35 Lexington and County Road B. 36 37 Mr. Culver advised that he would check into the situation and report back. 38 39 Member Seigler questioned the schedule for streets to be torn up on Roselawn 40 Avenue. 41 42 Mr. Culver responded that it was intended to begin pavement milling next week, 43 with shorter Pavement Management Program (PMP) segments begun first, with 44 Roselawn Avenue anticipated in mid-June, including replacement of the water 45 main. 46 MW 47 At the request of Member Seigler, Mr. Culver confirm at installing pedestrian 48 ramps and handicapped curbs at corners was a continual e ort throughout the City, 49 and with the Cleveland Avenue and Dale Street intersections they would be 50 coordinated with the mill and overlay project by Ramsey County, as well as others 51 involved in other PMP pr . ects around the community. 52 53 Chair Stenlund asked Mr. rovide a ary of the recent City Council 54 approval for purchase of ti d for ictoria Street wetland and 55 stormwater miti tion efforts. 56 57 Mr. Culver advise while still in final negotiations to purchase the entire 58 parcel, the Watershed District grant would make up the difference in cost between 59 the needed easement portion of the parcel, and full purchase price for the parcel. 60 Mr. Culver noted this additional land would provide additional open space and a 61 wetland buffer in perpetuity. 62 63 Chair Sten lun xpresse is personal appreciation of that outcome. 64 65 Chair Stenlund asked Mr. Culver to explain how residents were or could be notified 66 of normal city construction versus those of Ramsey County when immediately 67 affecting their neighborhoods. 68 69 Mr. Culver admitted that the City of Roseville's written communication efforts, 70 open houses and/or information meetings for neighborhoods affected by 71 construction set the bar high for other agency projects. Mr. Culver noted that 72 Ramsey County did not have as extensive of a notification project as the City tries 73 to maintain; and usually consists of signage a few weeks prior to a project, and if it 74 involved only utility work, there may be no notice given at all. Mr. Culver noted 75 the difficulty in managing a project when primarily consisting of utility work, given 76 the number of outside vendors performing the work. Other than the county 77 applying for a right-of-way permit from the City if applicable, Mr. Culver noted Page 2 of 18