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Mr. Culver stated he did not believe MNDot was not closing any of those access points. Acting Chair Wozniak if the Cleveland Avenue/County Road C exit will remain open. Mr. Freihammer stated Northbound will remain open, eventually Southbound will be closed later in the summer for up to 120 days. Mr. Culver noted MNDot does have a website for the project and an email list if people want to stay up-to-date and the City also has a link on the website to the MNDot site. Acting Chair Wozniak asked what major impacts the construction will have on the people in Roseville. Mr. Culver stated the biggest issues that the residents in Roseville will have is to commute to work or to a cabin, if going Northbound, otherwise the major impact to Roseville will be traffic diverting to Snelling and Cleveland Avenues. Mr. Freihammer continued with project updates. Member Joyce asked if there would be anyway to turn the solar panels on starting on Earth Day, April 22°d Mr. Culver stated that is one of the dates staff identified as a potential ceremony date because there will be a City Council meeting that evening. Acting Chair Wozniak indicated the organic site at the leaf compost site was moving forward to the Council and is currently being designed and should be ready by the summer. Member Misra asked if the organic site will only be a collection site. Acting Chair Wozniak stated it will be just a drop off site. People will put their organic waste in a compostable bag provided by the County and available by the City. This will be contained organic waste. 6. Commercial Utility Analysis Mr. Freihammer provided a brief review and update on Commercial Rate Analysis in the staff report dated March 26, 2019. Acting Chair Wozniak asked if Richfield has noticed any change in revenue or fees as a result of having irrigation meters. Page 5 of 13