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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,January 14, 2019 Page 3 where the flags are located. There will be a little better sight visibility. He noted the center island area will be paved drain and look a little different. He stated that is the only geometric change. The City will be replacing the watermain under the parking lot as well as the sanitary sewer that serves the Public Works facility and there will be some excavating onsite as well. The City will likely construct this in two phases. Mr. Freihammer reviewed the proposed new pathways throughout the City. Councilmember Etten asked who is paying for the library work if it is going on the City bid. Mr. Freihammer stated details have not yet been worked out, but it appears Ram- sey County will be paying for the library work. The City is doing the engineering and construction administration but a cooperative agreement will be brought back to the City Council once the details are worked out. Mr. Freihammer reviewed the sanitary sewer projects and water distribution sys- tem projects in the 2019 Public Works Work Plan. He also reviewed the storm sewer system improvements with the City Council. Mayor Roe asked in regard to the Evergreen Park Project, it shows a one-acre- foot underground reuse system with 12-acre feet needs to be removed in terms of volume so will this be solving one twelfth of the problem by doing this. Mr. Freihammer stated the City needs to keep chipping away at this problem. There is no one solution that is going to solve the flooding that the City has under Fairview. The City did a small underground clean under Glueck Lane a few years ago to take a little bit of that away and this will be another five- to ten-percent gain on the problem. He stated staff will keep looking at opportunities and the City has some grant funding for this project. • Mr. Freihammer reviewed other agency projects within Roseville. Mayor Roe asked how long will the County Road C project take. Mr. Freihammer indicated the project will take the entire summer and may even roll into the following year. It will be a complete reconstruct with new storm sewer and concrete pavement. He noted with the County Road C project new signal lights will be installed at Walnut and Long Lake Road. Long Lake Road will have some pretty significant geometric improvements with new turn lanes. There will also be a new pathway on County Road C which will tie into the Wal- nut Street trail.