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Attachment C- 2009 Project Summary � Hamline Corridor Fiber Optic Service Area � The Hamline Corridor Fiber Optic Service Area (FOSA) extends from Roseville City Hall westerly to � Hamline Avenue and then south to the intersection of Garden Avenue and Hamline. The fiber optic service � line will provide connectivity to facilities directly adjacent to Hamline Avenue. This service line is divided � into two sections; Hamline Corridor North; and Hamline Corridor South. The pathway is segmented to � provide cost sharing opportunities with the School District and Ramsey County Library. � Hamline Corridor North (See Map A) � This fiber segment along the Hamline Corridor FOSA terminates at the intersection of Commerce Street � and Hamline Avenue. This primary segment will provide connectivity between Roseville City Hall, _ Roseville Area High School, and the Roseville Library. Each agency has an equal need for interconnecting _ these three primary facilities to share in services delivery and to provide opportunities for equipment _ collocation. The Library will serve as a secondary fiber connection point for city and school district _ facilities located south of Trunk highway 36. Utilizing the Library for this purpose minimizes the amount of _ fiber necessary to provide network redundancy in the event a fiber cut. The three agencies will share the _ cost of this segment. _ This fiber segment will also connect to the existing County Road S2 backbone at the intersection of _ Hamline and County Road S2 to reach City facilities within the Dale Street Corridor Fiber Service Area. _ These facilities include Fire Station #3 and the Nature Center. This segment will also provide fiber _ connectivity to Cedarholm Golf Course. _ Hamline Corridor South (See Map B) _ This fiber segment continues from the Commerce Street cross-connect vault o Garden Avenue. This _ segment will provide connectivity between Falcon Heights Elementary and Roseville Area High School. _ This segment will be used by the City for future connections to a number of storm water and sewer lift _ stations in this section of the City. The School District and the City will share the cost of this segment. _ Commerce Street Fiber Optic Service Area (See Map C) _ The Commerce Street Fiber Optic Trunk is a lateral extension of the Hamline Corridor that extends _ westerly from the intersection of Commerce/Hamline to Snelling Avenue, then southerly to County Road _ S, then westerly along County Road S to the Fairview Community Center. This fiber segment will provide _ connectivity to facilities adjacent to County Road S to include Srimhall Elementary and Fairview _ Community Center. _ This segment will be used by the City for future extensions to a number of storm water and sewer lift _ stations located in the western portion of the City. The School District and the City will share the cost of _ this extension. _ This trunk will also serve as the primary route for future connections to Lauderdale City Hall, Falcon _ Heights City Hall, and the University of Minnesota. Page 9 of 9