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Roseville Public Works, Environment and Transportation Commission Agenda Item Date: June 28, 2022 Item No: 5 Item Description: County Road B Reconstruction Project Overview Background: In 2024, Roseville plans to reconstruct County Road B between Eustis Street and Cleveland Avenue. This section of roadway was previously a county road which connected to TH 280. The connection was removed in 2007 (related to the collapse of the 35W bridge over the Mississippi) and in 2014 it was turned back to the City and became a City street. hi 2014, the City did a small project to add a trail to the south shoulder. Last summer, the City reclassified the road between Fulham Street and Cleveland Avenue as a municipal state aid roadway (MSA). This provides some additional funding options. The overall goals of the project are to create a new road surface to replace the deteriorating pavement, a street design that fits the neighborhood, a separated pathway, improved drainage and spot utility repairs. Since the roadway will be reconstructed to City standards, this is the opportunity to consider additional geometric options that could be implemented in terms of parking, traffic calming and pedestrian facilities. The City has developed four options for the corridor. All options include separating the pathway from the road with a turf boulevard and an entrance median off of Cleveland Avenue to help minimize large trucks from utilizing the street. Individual design features in each option could be interchangeable with other options. Quick descriptions of the proposed options are as follows: A. 24-foot roadway with one lane in each direction. No parking. Separated pathway. B. 24-foot roadway with one lane in each direction. Parking bays spaced throughout the corridor. Separated pathway. C. 24-foot roadway with one lane in each direction. Center medians for additional traffic calming. No parking. Separated pathway. D. 24-foot roadway with one lane in each direction. No parking. Separated pathway. Ditch section along Midland Hills. Staff has held two neighborhood meetings with residents to date. A third neighborhood meeting is scheduled for August 16. At that meeting, we would provide update options based on feedback on data and additional information on traffic, pavement and storm sewer.