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Sanitary sewer along the corridor and serves all parcels/residents. Private Utilities Gas, electric and communications/fiber exist along the corridor. Some are buried and some exist overhead on poles running along the northern right-of-way. Residents have commented on the high frequency which the pole mounted utilities have fallen and on the high frequency that utility crews work on the utility cabinet located along the corridor. As with all water and sewer services in Roseville, the property owner owns the service from their building to the watermain or sewer main located in the right-of- way. F. Driveways As a part of plan preparation, staff will review the size, location and material of all existing driveways in an effort to bring them into conformance with City Code at the time of reconstruction. This primarily means that driveways will be a maximum of 26 feet wide within the right-of-way. G. Trees A city-wide tree inventory of city owned trees is being completed by the Parks and Recreation Department and will be shared with Public Works. Impacts to or remove of trees will be evaluated in detail design. In 2023 the Northern Long Eared Bat has been declared endangered and impacts to trees in potential nesting areas is discouraged during breeding season. PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION The project goals presented at the City Council meeting in 2022 included designing a street that fits the neighborhood and reduced speeds. During public engagement four design elements stood out and were debated during the preliminary design process: the presence of medians, the presence and location of parking, the location of an off -road pathway, and the Fulham Street intersection alignment. The recommended layout proposes the following elements and alignments. The reasoning behind the recommendations and more details on what was heard from public stakeholders is included in the next section of this report. Project 24-02 County Road B Reconstruction Feasibility Report 11 Page 37 of 82