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Roseville Public Works, Environment and <br />Transportation Commission <br />Agenda Item <br />Date: July 28, 2020 Item No: 5 <br />Item Description: Transportation Project Updates <br />Background: <br />There are several transportation projects and/or studies underway in the City of Roseville. Staff <br />has selected a couple of projects that are either being implemented this year or are being studied <br />for recommended improvements or even working towards a final design. <br />The first project is one that is being constructed in a permanent stage this year; the conversion of <br />Larpenteur Ave from 4 lanes to 3 lanes. This project starts in Roseville at Dale St and extends <br />east towards 35E. We will focus on the segment in Roseville which was converted to three lanes <br />last year as a trial. Larpenteur Ave is a Ramsey County roadway (County State Aid Highway <br />30) and the County responded to two fatalities in January of 2019 with a quick series of public <br />meetings and a desire to convert Larpenteur from a four lane undivided roadway (no center <br />median or left turn lanes) to a three lane segment which would have one lane in each direction <br />plus a center left turn lane. They also discussed installing several median pedestrian refuges with <br />marked crosswalks to provide better pedestrian access across the roadway. Ramsey County was <br />able to install temporary medians and restripe the roadway in order to test the new roadway <br />configuration. This year, they will be installing more permanent medians and restriping the <br />roadway after a pavement treatment in order to provide a cleaner, more permanent look to the <br />roadway section. <br />The second project we will review is a project to reconfigure the intersection of County Road B2 <br />and Lexington Ave. Both of these roadways are County facilities and the County applied for <br />federal funds to add left turn lanes to County Road B2 at this intersection. They were successful <br />in that application and a project is scheduled for 2022. We will review some material from a <br />recent public meeting on this project and discuss a survey that's currently open to the public. <br />The County has a project website with an interactive survey. <br />Ramsevcountv.us/B2andLex <br />Finally, we will review some material from recent and on -going traffic studies around Rosedale <br />Mall. Prior to the pandemic, Rosedale had announced some aggressive plans for redevelopment <br />of areas of the mall including the addition of several hundred apartment units. We assume those <br />plans are still on the table, but the timing may be impacted by the current economic environment. <br />We will review some traffic studies that document the traffic impacts of the area and we will <br />discuss an ongoing study by Ramsey County to look at the County Road B2 and Fairview <br />
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