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Highway 280 project. The second phase of the prof ect that permanently closes County Road B will start in September. Duane Schwartz announced the Twin Lakes project will be going out for bid in the next few weeks. There have been some location changes which were brought to the council. The prof ect is now adjacent the infiltration area near County Road C2. These changes were necessary due to the cost of environmental issues. Duane Schwartz mentioned the project is still on budget despite this change. Storm water cost maybe a little higher than anticipated but changing the location reduces other costs. Deb Bloom mentioned using more efficient lighting for the project to save costs as well by using LED lights. Duane Schwartz mentioned council action when Ramsey County presented to the City Council the Rice Street interchange project. Since the council meeting, the project team has updated the layout. It was decided that it is ok to do this prof ect and the Grandview Lake project at the same time. They also talked about the on- streetbike accommodations. The bike lane would need to be at least three feet wide. 7. 2008 Annual Public Storm Water Meeting Deb Bloom introduced the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Program we are required to have a permit to discharge water into wetlands, rivers and lakes. The permit requires that the City develop and implement a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Program to reduce the discharge of pollutants into the system within a reasonable framework. The plan must have the following six minimum control measures: Public Education and Outreach Measures, Public Participation and Involvement Measures, Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination Measures, Construction Site Storm Water Runoff Control Measures, Post-Construction Storm Water Management Measures and Pollution Prevention and Good Housekeeping Measures. The following are highlights on how these measures are being met. For the Public Education and Outreach measure, information is available on the City website about the storm water program. Storm drains stenciling and Clean up day was a part of the Public Participation and Involvement measure. For the Illicit Discharge Detection measure, drains are inspected for debris. Member Stenlund asked who should be notified if the public sees Illicit Discharge in a drain. Deb Bloom responded that the Roseville Public Works department at 651-792-7004 should be notified. Member Stenlund also asked if there is a list of what should not go into a storm drain on the website. Deb Bloom responded there is not a list posted on the website but will look into adding a list. For Construction Site Storm Water Runoff Control measure, the city review and inspects sites for erosion control after a rain. For the Pollution Prevention and Good Housekeeping measures includes municipal staff training and renewing certifications. Oil recycling from oil changes and inspecting sediments basins are also a part of these measures. The leaf pick-up program is a part of the Good Housekeeping measure.