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79 Mr. Culver reported on a new business to Roseville, Calyxt, recently granted a 80 Conditional Use in the Twin Lakes area for their new corporate office 81 headquarters, greenhouses, and outdoor test plots. Mr. Culver advised that this 82 was a unique company developing seeds; and one of the conditions of approval of 83 interest to the PWETC was that within reason, they not allow drainage directly 84 into Langton Lake. Mr. Culver noted that any site clean-up of hazardous material 85 found on the site or soil contamination concerns would be addressed as part of the 86 Tax Increment Financing hazardous clean-up Fund. 87 88 5. 2016 Work Plan mulllllll 89 Mr. Culver advised that this work plan had been presented to the City Council at 90 their last January 2016 meeting; and deferred to Assistant Director Jesse 91 Freihammer to present the PWETC with a summary of 2015 projects and 92 accomplishments, along with 2016 proposed projects as displayed on respective 93 maps and as detailed in the staff report. 94 RV 95 At the request of Member Wozniak, Mr. Culver clarified that, while a roundabout 96 versus a signal had initially been discusst Fairview Avenue, it had been 97 determined that due to its cost of 2 to 3 tI's higher than a signal installation, and 98 since it was the final link configuration north of there, it was easier to install a 99 signal. °��iillllllllll�. 100 101 At the request of Member Cihacek, Mr. Culver advised that it was too early to 102 make a determination on the delamination issues and impacts of sealcoating 103 materials. However, Mr. Culver reported that it was becoming more suspicious 104 that the sealcoating materials and oil may be the culprit, but since several different 105 iterations of oil types had been used through the course of issues, it was hard to 106 nail down the actua.contributing factor and whether or not it remains 107 problematic. Mr. Culver advised that, while continuing to observe the situation, it 108 was interes ' to note the parking lot stripping had not been evidenced even 109 though it was he same material as used on streets but without the same load even 110 though they experienced significant traffic as well. With inconclusive data do - 111 date, Mr. Culver advised that he was not confident enough to restart the 112 sealcoating program in 2016; and confirmed for Member Cihacek that sealcoat 113 funds woulOia be allocated to other mill and overlay projects in the 114 interim.�� 115 116 At the request of Member Cihacek, Mr. Culver reported that the lifespan of lift 117 stations was dependent on the type of equipment (e.g. pumps and controls) and 118 their overall design. 119 120 Mr. Freihammer continued his report on other agency projects scheduled for 121 2016, including those of MnDOT, Ramsey County, the Metropolitan Council 122 environmental Services, and area watershed districts that involved work in or 123 around Roseville. 124 Page 3 of 20