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33 Works Director to provide exceptions to other public agencies such as Ramsey County or 34 the Metropolitan Council. The exemption would be limited to less than three days of impact 35 outside of allowable working hours. Further, the request would need to show an overall 36 public benefit, such as unreasonable project delays or increased costs. Notification 37 requirements would still apply. 38 39 Below are some fictional examples staff have come up with that would or would not be 40 allowed per the revised ordinance: 41 Staff would allow the night work per the revised ordinance with the 7-day notification: 42 o Ramsey County wants to perform night work to pave the intersection of 43 Fairview Avenue and County Road B to minimize traffic impacts near 44 Rosedale. 45 o Metropolitan Council wants to perform night work for one night to rehab a 46 manhole on North McCarrons since the work will take 24 hours to complete. 47 Staff would not allow the night work. A noise variance process and Council approval 48 would be required before night work is allowed: 49 o Ramsey County wants to perform night work to pave County Road C between 50 Rice Street and Lexington Avenue over a two-week period to minimize traffic 51 impacts. 52 o Acme Construction wants to extend work hours over the weekend from 6:00 53 AM to 10:00 PM to expedite building demolition on Rice Street. 54 The Public Works Environmental and Transportation (PWET) Commission reviewed the 55 draft ordinance at their January 26, 2026 meeting and recommended approval of the 56 revised ordinance. 57 58 Policy Objectives 59 It is City policy to keep City-owned infrastructure in good operating condition and to keep 60 systems operating in a safe condition. 61 62 Equity Impact Summary 63 The overall goal of the ordinance change is to allow other public agencies the ability to get 64 noise exemptions for small public projects where there is an overall public benefit to do the 65 night work. The general public as a whole will benefit by streamlining the process which 66 can impact project time as well as save time and money for agencies. Residents near these 67 projects would still be notified ahead of any approved night-work but would not have a 68 chance to provide comments at a public hearing. 69 70 Budget Implications 71 The ordinance amendments should have no overall impact financially on the City but may 72 help other public agencies save costs on projects within Roseville. 73 74 Staff Recommendations 75 Staff recommends adopting an ordinance amending Title 4, Chapter 404, of Roseville’s City 76 Code. 77 78 Requested Council Action Page 2 of 3 Qbhf!67!pg!263