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For purposes of describing progress on this project we have broken the road segments into Areas, as follows: Area 1: • Farrington Cir (Transit Ave to Cul-de-sac) • Farrington Ave {S Owasso Blvd. to Millwood Ave) • Kent St (Iona Lane to Woodhill Dr) • Mackubin St (Iona Lane to W. County Road C) • Millwood St (Western Ave to Farrington Ave) • Virginia Cir (Transit Ave to Cul-de-sac) • Woodhill Dr (Kent St to Western Ave) Area 2: • Brenner Ave (Cleveland Ave to Evelyn St) • Brenner Court (Old Highway 8 to Cul-de-sac) • County Road C2 {Cleveland Ave to Cul- de- sac) • Evelyn St (W. County Road D to Brenner Ave) • Laurie Rd (Fernwood Ave to Lexington Ave • Mount Ridge Rd {W. Co Rd D to Brenner Ave) • Sandhurst Dr (Fernwood Ave to Lexington Ave • Sherren St (Fernwood Ave to Lexington Ave Area 3: • Cleveland/ TH36 Svc Dr (W. Co Rd B2 to W Perimeter Dr) • County Road C2 (Lincoln Ave to Snelling) • Lincoln Dr {Lydia Ave to Terrace Dr) Erosion Control Storm water runoff is precipitation from rain or snowmelt that flows over the ground. As it flows, it can pick up debris, chemicals, and dirt and other pollutants and deposit them into the storm sewer system. Any storm water runoff that enters the storm sewer system is untreated and discharged into the waterbodies we use for swimming, fishing, and providing drinking water. To prevent this from happening on our construction projects, we put inlet protection on all of the catch basins. When it rains, this can cause temporary street flooding. When your street is under construction, please do not move the inlet protection. We do not want the sediment and muddy water to get into the storm sewer. The Contractor has been removing the inlet protection as the different areas are completed. Please contact us if you have questions. Safety Residents should use caution at all times while driving through the construction zone and be alert for moving equipment, holes, trenches and other hazards in the work zone. Your assistance in maintaining a safe work area is important. The noise and dust created by construction traffic make it difficult for workers to watch onlookers. Heavy equipment operators must concentrate on the job at hand and may not notice children playing near or behind equipment. Please remind children to stay clear of the construction area and equipment both during working and non-working hours. Project Contacts: Darren Lindsey, Project Coordinator (651 } 792-7045 Darren.lindsey@ci.roseville.mn.us Debra Bloom, City Engineer (651) 792-7042 deb.bloom(c~ci.roseville.mn.us Check for construction updates at: www.cityofroseville.com/2010ContractB