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Attachment C Regional Transportation Network in Roseville A significant portion of traffic in Roseville originates from outside of its boundaries. The following table shows the current traffic volumes and those forecasted for 2040. Current ADT2040 Projected ADT TH 3691,00096,000 I-35W155,000162,000 Snelling Ave (TH 51)45,00046,000 Lexington Ave (CSAH 50)*16,80019,000 Rice Street (CSAH 49)19,40022,000 Fairview Ave (CSAH 48)23,00024,000 *The Roseville License and Passport Center is located on Lexington Ave. Roseville is served by 15 fixed and 6 express Metro Transit bus routes including the Bus Rapid Transit Route A along Snelling Ave. and the Rosedale Transit Center. Leisure and Recreation Opportunities in Roseville The City of Roseville maintains and operates 32 parks that contain 679 acres of recreation and open space and 67 miles of trails and walkways. The City’s Park and Recreation Department offers more than 1,000 recreation programs and events that serve the greater Roseville area. Pre-pandemic, the Roseville Park and Recreation Department brought over 56,000 residents and non-residents together for community-wide events. The City’s Cedarholm Golf Course has over 20,000 rounds of golf played annually. Over 30,000 people used our park building facilities either through rentals or recreational programming. The City’s Harriet Alexander Nature Center and Muriel Sahlin Arboretum have over 20,000 visitorsover the year that visit to enjoy the beauty of nature. The Guidant John Rose Minnesota OVAL is a facility that serves the entire state provides public skatingopportunities for over 20,000 people a year and hosts national and international speed skating and bandy competitive events. With the strong draw of Roseville’s parks and facilities, many non-residents utilize the Roseville License and Passport Center when they visit Roseville.