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City of Roseville Pathway Master Plan Rosedale Transit Center south into St. Paul and ending at 46th Street Green Line light rail transit (LRT) station in Minneapolis. d)Fixed route bus service: Metropolitan Council provides 16 fixed routes. e)Non-fixed routes: There are transit options offering door to door service at reasonable rates. Each program has eligibility requirements. These services are provided by Metro Mobility andRoseville Area Senior Program. 3)Pathways (See Attachment 4 for Existing Pathways Map) The City of Roseville currently has approximately 114 miles of both on and off-road pathways. a)County: There are some on-road striped shoulders that meet the minimum standards as stated in the definitions. There are approximately 29 miles of on-road pathways. b)State: Currently there are no State pathway facilities in Roseville. The closest facility is the Gateway Trail south and east of the City. c)City: This system consists of the park interior pathway system and some connecting routes between destinations along major roads. There are approximately 81 miles of city owned and maintained off-road sidewalk and trail pathway facilities. Described below are the major paths that make up the majority of the City’s existing pathway system. Central Park Pathways The pathway system in Central Park has always been popular because of its proximity to attractive and diverse natural amenities, its connection to numerous recreational areas and its size, which provides multiple access points and lengthy paved paths. The Central Park paths are heavily used and provide a very good trail experience for recreational users and a good thoroughfare for utilitarian users. County Road C Pathway The pathway in the County Road C corridor was constructed in 1995 with funding assistance from ISTEA. This path provides an essential central spine through the City, connecting users to a number of City amenities like commercial/retail centers, Central Park, Acorn Park, City Hall and the Lexington Avenue pathway. County Road B2 Pathway This off-road trail provides access from the Lexington Avenue trail through the Rosedale Mall shopping area. It was expanded, using federal funds, in 2005 to extend from Rosedale to the west city boundary where it connects up to the Minneapolis Diagonal Trail. This corridor is a major connector for students within the walking area for Roseville Area Schools, providing connections to Roseville High School, Parkview Elementary, and Roseville Middle School. Page 13