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5. County Road B2 (CSAH 78)/Hamline Avenue (CSAH 50) • Eastbound left-turn lane. • Right-turn lane for southbound Hamline Avenue. • Right-turn lane for northbound Hamline Avenue. 6. County Road C (CSAH 23)/Snelling Avenue (TH 51) • Right-turn lane on westbound County Road C. 7. Hamline Avenue (CSAH 50)/Snelling Avenue (TH 51). • Change stop sign to yield and add a merge lane for northbound traffic. 8. County Road B2 (CSAH 78)/Lexington Avenue (CSAH 51) • Eastbound left-turn lane signage is confusing. 9. Lydia Avenue/Snelling Avenue (TH 51): • Improve and expand southbound right-turn lane. This has been done. • Right-turn lane for westbound Lydia. 10. County Road C2/Snelling Avenue (TH 51) • right-turn land for eastbound • County Road C2- not under county jurisdiction. 11. Lexington Avenue (CSAH 51)/Woodhill Drive • Add merge signage. 12. Lexington Avenue (CSAH 51)/County Road B (CSAH 25). It was not clear what issues were of concern at this intersection. Left and right-turn lanes are in place on all approaches. It was surmised that there are concerns about the close proximity of some accesses to the intersection. 13. Lexington Avenue (CSAH 51/Larpenteur Avenue (CSAH 30) (added by county) • Add right turn lane for southbound traffic. A dedicated southbound right-turn lane was added to eliminate the pinch point south of intersection. 14. Unknown Location • The intersection at County Road B2 has already been restriped by the county and new east and west bound right turn lane signs have been installed (unknown cross-street). 15. Not in Roseville • Snelling Avenue (TH 51)/Hoyt Avenue: concerns about the operation of this intersection are related to the traffic-actuated signal system that sometimes will stop Snelling Avenue traffic for a single vehicle on Hoyt Avenue The RCL intends to bring the final report on the remaining 16 intersections before the Roseville City Council for their endorsement. Although money is tight, the RCL Board believes that a recognized and approved priority plan for "intersection improvements" is essential, if any progress will ever be made. It should be noted that some intersection improvements would cost very little money, and some can cost more than one million dollars to purchase necessary property, move signal poles etc. The Roseville Citizens League appreciates all of the citizen input and the cooperation of the Ramsey County Public Works Department and others. If any citizen has suggestions on this or any other topic, please let us know.