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The first meeting was a virtual Zoom meeting held at 6:00 p. m. on June 17, 2021, where staff presented information regarding the proposed reconstruction project, construction process and assessment policy. Residents provided input regarding neighborhood concerns along the corridor. Among these were: 48 accounts signed into the Zoom meeting. A parking survey was done August 24 through September 10, 2021. Staff sent a parking survey to residents on County Road B and the adjacent neighborhoods to gauge the needs for parking. The second meeting was on September 16, 2021 at Lexington Park, where staff showed the residents four proposed street designs (options A-D), and parking survey and speed count information. Attendees from six addresses signed in at the meeting. The following layouts were shared at the meeting: • Option A: 12' drive lanes, 6' boulevard, 8' trail; trail on south side east of St Croix and on the north side west of St. Croix. • Option B: same as Option A plus a few 7' parking bays • Option C: same as Option A plus medians on both sides of intersections at Acorn, Midland View, and Fulham. • Option D: same as Option A except no curb on South side from roughly Cleveland to Fulham. The third meeting was on August 16, 2022 at Roseville City Hall, where staff presented two layouts, proposed project funding and schedule, information on the assessment process, and a preliminary grading and drainage plan. Attendees from 19 addresses signed in at the meeting. The following layouts were shared at the meeting: Concept B2 and Concept C2, without and with a center median respectively, both showed 12' drive lanes, 6' boulevard, 8' trail, and modified locations for 7' parking bays based on comments received from residents. The trail location west of Fulham was shown in different locations on the layouts - trail switched to north side either just west of Fulham or just west of St Croix. The decision on the trail location is independent of the decision of the presence/absence of a center medians. Additionally, Fulham south of County Road B was proposed to be shifted east as it approached the intersection to better align within the existing right-of-way and with Fulham north of the intersection. The fourth meeting was held October 12, 2023 at Corpus Christi Catholic Church where the staff recommended layout, project's next steps and schedule, and assessment process were shared. Over 62 people signed -in at the meeting, but it appeared that attendance was closer to 80. This report summarizes the design elements that were discussed during the public engagement process and the input received from the public. Project 24-02 County Road B Reconstruction Feasibility Report Page 30 of 82