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Roseville City Council
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4/9/2018
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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday,April 9, 2018 <br /> Page 3 <br /> not in use. The goal is to establish and develop a south loop in Roseville. He <br /> noted that several senior communities declined NewTrax, as they felt Metro Mo- <br /> bility was sufficient for their residents. He also noted that a pilot loop began in <br /> South White Bear last October with the goal of serving seniors. The ridership <br /> grew over time, as more senior communities found out about the services. <br /> Vadnais Heights and White Bear Lake have agreed to contribute funding both a <br /> south and north loop in White Bear Lake. Gaining on that experience helped <br /> formulate a plan here in Roseville. Thus,NewTrax anticipates beginning the loop <br /> tomorrow in Roseville. He emphasized that as the program begins, corrections <br /> and adjustments can be made to ensure the route is as useful as possible. He wel- <br /> comed feedback from both the Council and the community. <br /> Councilmember Willmus inquired how the circulator bus loop in White Bear <br /> Lake is currently funded. <br /> Mr. Olson responded that prior to the last two weeks,the loop was funded through <br /> early grants and community funding that came through the Vadnais Heights eco- <br /> nomic development fund, the White Bear Lake economic development fund, Li- <br /> ons Club, and Kowalski's. NewTrax contributed all of the background work on <br /> the program. The two City Councils of Vadnais Heights and White Bear Lake <br /> have approved funding, knowing that when additional stakeholder funding comes <br /> in, those funds will offset what the cities have to pay out. <br /> Councilmember Etten inquired whether connections have been made with Rose- <br /> ville-area schools, specifically about bringing folks to the facility at Fairview and <br /> what programming might be available. <br /> Ms. Barsel responded that Fairview does not have any programming that <br /> NewTrax or CHAT has targeted. However, on Tuesday morning, the mobile food <br /> shelf is there. Discussions have also occurred regarding setting up Fairview as a <br /> satellite site for Fare For All. <br /> Councilmember Etten stated it would be valuable to make some of those connec- <br /> tions for seniors as well as the adult learning center, and it will multiply the im- <br /> pact of this good work. He commended Ms. Barsel and Mr. Olson for their work <br /> to date. <br /> Ms. Barsel noted she has talked with The Good Acre and she has also talked with <br /> others about setting up ancillary garden sites. No one has ever followed up on <br /> that, so it has been set aside for now. She has also talked with other potential sen- <br /> ior housing sites. Access to healthy food and senior isolation can be addressed <br /> through this bus loop. <br /> Mayor Roe inquired about the White Bear Lake loop and whether it will remain at <br /> one day a week. <br />
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