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Roseville Public Works, Environment and Transportation Commission Agenda Item Date: October 24, 2017 Item Description: Communication Items Item No: 4 Public Works Project updates: • 2017 Pavement Management Project o This year's project involves 7 miles of street resurfacing, 1 mile of watermain replacement and various storm sewer upgrades. o The project is approximately 90% completed. Project should be completed by early November. • Water Booster Station Update and Water Model o Begin sometime late fall. • Lift Station Project o Project has been awarded. Construction will most likely start sometime in early spring of 2018. Parks Renewal Pathway Project o The contractor is currently installing new sidewalks/pathways in the following locations; • North side of County Road B between Dale St and Sandhurst • East side of Lexington between Roselawn Ave and County Road B • West side of Victoria between County Road C and Woodhill Drive • Anew pathway within Tamarack Park from Farrington St to the new playground equipment. o Work is anticipated to be completed in the next three weeks. Oasis Pond: The Rice Creek Watershed District (RCWD) in partnership with the City of Roseville, received a grant from the Board of Water and Soil Resources (BW SR) to install an Iron Enhanced Sand Filter at Oasis Pond. The project will pump water from Oasis Pond through a mixture of sand and iron shavings that will remove soluble phosphorus from the water prior to discharging it back to Ramsey County Ditch 4. The project will remove 34 lbs of phosphorus on an annual basis, which is roughly 20% of the waste load allocation from the approved Total Maximum Daily Load (TMWDL) study for Little Lake Johanna. The project is designed to be on the east side of Oasis Park, just west of Lincoln Drive in an underutilized area, currently consisting of turf grass. The project, with an estimated cost of $350,000, is proposed to be bid out this November, and installed in 2018. Roseville's share of the project is $10,000 in local funding, and the City will also take over long term maintenance. Minnesota Department of Transportation updates: • County Road B2 and Snelling signal project is currently under construction. The project includes an additional left turn lane into Rosedale Center and the replacement of the signal light. Work should be completed sometime in early November. • MnDOT is finalizing plans to perform pavement maintenance on 35W south of TH 36 in 2018. There will be impacts to some ramps in Roseville including the Cleveland