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Mr. Peter Lindstrom, Metro Council representative, explained this is one of the <br />areas of interest. He shared with the Commission the number of EV (electric <br />vehicle) registrations in the entire region. He noted in Roseville there are a little <br />over one hundred. He explained about eighty percent of people charge their EV's <br />at home. There is also a website called plug share which is a really great resource <br />that shows where all of the charging stations are located. There was also a cohort <br />of twenty-eight cities that met for a year or so called "Cities Charging Ahead". He <br />encouraged the Commission to google "Cities Charging Ahead" for more <br />information, tools and resources for cities that are interesting in expanding their <br />fleets and encouraging a better EV infrastructure for the city as a whole. <br />Chair Cihacek thought moving forward and as a part of strategic planning it might <br />make sense as a part of the Transportation Plan to look at EV Infrastructure with a <br />five- and ten-year number to build out the fleet. <br />7. 2020 Work Plan <br />City Engineer Jesse Freihammer provided a brief review and update on the 2020 <br />Work Plan listed in the staff report dated November 26, 2019. <br />Member Hammer asked what the overall strategy was in how the Mill and Overlay <br />Projects were determined. <br />Mr. Freihammer explained every four years all streets get rated and is used as a <br />base index and also relying on Public Works staff and where the maintenance is <br />being put on the roads. <br />Mr. Culver reviewed the process with the Commission. <br />Vice Chair Wozniak asked who would be responsible for stripping the pathways. <br />Mr. Freihammer indicated it would be the Public Works staff. <br />Chair Cihacek asked what the impact would be for any INI that is happening. He <br />thought the north quadrant was the most impacted. <br />Mr. Freihammer thought the south quadrant has a fair amount as well. He noted <br />the city has amap with sanitary sewer projects and lining of pipes, which does help. <br />Mr. Freihammer continued with review of the 2020 Work Plan. <br />Motion <br />Member Huiett moved, Member Joyce seconded, recommending approval of <br />the 2020 Work Plan. <br />Ayes: 6 <br />Page 3 of 5 <br />
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