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Roseville PWET Commission Meeting Minutes Page 6, April 25, 2017 228 also reviewed the county's efforts and sources to communicate the services; 229 kitchen caddies, starter kits and loyalty cards. Mr. Springman advised that 230 caddies and starter packets were handed out at yard waste sites along with tips to 231 start composting organics; and supplemental bags available at those sites when 232 dropping off full collection bags. Mr. Springman suggested having them 233 available at City Hall for additional convenience for residents as well as at the 234 collection sites. 235 236 Mr. Springman referenced a sample service agreement for hosting cities, with a 237 City of Maplewood agreement provided to staff outlining city/county 238 responsibilities and a point person for each agency Iden ' the agreement. 239 240 Mr. Culver reported that city staff had been brain ith Mr. Springman on 241 potential sites in Roseville. Mr. Culver advised t the all parking lot was 242 already overtaxed and therefore not a viabl a d furth ised that several 243 park locations and adjacent parking lots re discussed to de e what made 244 the most sense initially and could pro be a aller investm the leaf 245 collection site. 246 247 Chair Cihacek asked Mr. Jo on to share so the specifics of potential sites 248 in Roseville that could sery organics ff site, including the leaf 249 collection site at County Road Street an space within that site. 250 Mr. Johnson reviewed some of t con ns in ermining a site, including 251 potential traffic with any resident ey and other municipalities able 252 to use a Rosev' Mr. John advised at the proposed collection site 253 would con si f a co to slab wit two dumpsters inside the gate adjacent to 254 the comp with ing and a e service worked out with Ramsey 255 County. With nce ha g reviewed the site, they found no 256 prob d Mr. son at Waste Management had also reviewed 257 appr e si access y their trucks. With a gate in place, Mr. 258 hnson note the Id be kept open for 24/7 access; and since it is 259 dy a hidde e sta didn't feel any additional enclosures and related 260 ex es would be eded eyond the existing concrete wall. 261 262 From t blic rks staff's perspective, Mr. Johnson reviewed the pros and 263 cons of a e organic collection site, with no significant impact identified. 264 Mr. Johnson ised that staff considered having collection bags available at City 265 Hall the best option versus having city staff monitor the leaf collection site for an 266 ample bag supply, with Ramsey County staff monitoring bag supplies in 267 conjunction with weekly pick-up service. Mr. Johnson advised that Public Works 268 and Ramsey County staff would work with the city's communications department 269 for education and outreach to Roseville residents. Mr. Johnson reviewed one of 270 the cons with the yard waste site would be a potential layout change for compost 271 and wood chips, currently experiencing muddy walking conditions and tracking 272 dirt onto Dale Street and with yard waste dropped inside the access gate, there