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5. Cleveland Avenue: This route is a north-south A-Minor Arterial from Roselawn Avenue north to the city limits. It was upgraded from a Collector to an A-Minor Arterial after the 1979 Comprehensive Plan. It relieves traffic congestion on l-35W. 6. Snelling Avenue: Snelling Avenue runs the full north-south breadth of the City. It is a inajor traffic carrier. It serves as a reliever for traffic on both l-35W and TH 280. 7. Lexington Avenue: This route runs north-south from Larpenteur to the northern city limit. It relieves traffic on both l-35W and l-35E. 8. Rice Street: This route is an A-Minor Arterial for the full length of the eastern city north-south boundary. It relieves traffic on l-35E. 9. New Brighton Blvd.: (County 88) runs northeast across the northwestern corner of Roseville, with a connection to l-35W north of County Road D (in Arden Hills). b. B-Minor Arterials The following nine streets are classified as "B-Minor Arterials" in the City. They serve a citywide function, connecting important locations within the City with access points to the metropolitan system. All areas of the City are within a mile of such a roadway and most areas are within 1/2 mile of a minor arterial. There are eight other Minor Arterials in the City of Roseville (See Figure Trans-2): 1. County Road B-2 and Terminal Road: This entire corridor, which now spans the City from east to west, was either non- existent or classified as a local street in the 1979 Plan. Completion of the bridge over l-35W substantially changed the nature and function of Terminal Road and the western part of County Road B-2. 2. Lydia Avenue and Lake Tosephine Road: Between Fairview and Lexington Avenue is classified as a B-Minor east-west arterial. Roseville Comprehensive Plan - 2003 Update Transportation - Page 7 of 28