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2009-12-11 Friday NewsDAKOTA COUNTY OFFICIALS MEET WITH MET COUNCIL The Dakota County Mayor/Managers group met on Friday morning with representatives from the Metropolitan Council to receive an update on pro- jects that the council has and will be working on. Representatives from each of the cities in the county were in attendance along with local state senators and representatives and candidates, media members and others. Metropolitan Council Chair Peter Bell discussed a number of issues with December 11, 2009 the group including thanking communities for their work on comprehen- sive plans, transit and transit funding, the use of federal stimulus dollars in the county, wastewater activities and the council's work on the regional park system. The Met Council has played a role in Mendota Heights over the years including granting the city four Livable Community grants in the amount of $1,523,400. In addition, the Mendota FHeights Road roundabout project is one of 11 projects in Dakota County that will receive federal stimulus funding. The meeting was an excellent opportunity for city representatives to hear from Chair Bell and the many staff members who were in attendance to answer questions on specific pro- jects. if you have any questions on the meeting please see David McKnight. D TOWN SQUARE TVA WIRELESS FACILITIES Last Friday Afternoon, Jake Sedlacek and David McKnight got a tour of the Town Square ATelevision facility — Executive Director Jodie Miller explained how the facility maintains seven channels of community programming. It was interesting to see the studio, the mobile studio, y master control and all the editing suites necessary to keep the operation running smoothly. Following the tour, Jake, David and Jodie participated in a teleconference regarding a recent FCC ruling regarding wireless facilities. The FCC recently passed a ruling which dictates a "shot clock" for cities to consider a request to locate a wireless facility tower/antenna. This ruling starts a review period which supersedes our regular planning schedule. After closer review of our procedures, the City of Mendota Heights is well prepared for the changes, and will Nonly need minor modifications to our process for handling requests to site a wireless facility in our community. E GEMS SUCCESS Thursday morning Jake Sedlacek was at Garlough Environmental Magnet School (GEMS), a WISD 197 elementary schools serving our community, for a tour of their facility illustrating their recycling and organics composting programs. GEMS utilized a Community Funding Grant S (similar to the one our City receives annually) to establish an organic composting program in their lunchroom. The program was an immediate success, and quickly spilled into the rest of the building. As a result of keeping compostable waste and recyclable materials out of the garbage, the school has not only reduced their "carbon footprint," but realized significant savings on their waste disposal costs. Special thanks go out to Sam, the Fourth Grader from Inver Grove Heights, who led Jake's tour. December 11, 2009 City Council Meeting Planning Commission Meeting City Offices Closed City Offices Closed Tomorrow Sunday Dec 12 Dec 13 Snow Mostly Cloudy Hi: 230 Hi: 230 Lo: 210 Lo: 180 12-15-09 7:00 p.m. 12-22-09 7:00 p.m. 12-24-2009 and 12-25-2009 1-1-2010 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Dec 14 Dec 15 Dec 16 Partly Cloudy Hi: 260 Lo: -20 Mostly Sunny Hi: 10 Lo: -140 Partly Cloudy �Hi: 30 .Lo: 00 Attachments Pipeline, Just The Facts, Dakota County Sheriff The Front Row, South-West Review Article "MH plans for nearly flat budget year", MH student dances 'Nutcracker' lead", StarTribune.com Article "Pawlenty won't cut local government aid this month" and Metropolitan Council District Dialogues, SEASONS JU_7j E T I N G S December 11, 2009 Public Works The Parks Crew started flooding the rinks. They plowed the cul-de-sacs, parking lots, and pedways of seven inches of snow. They tested and repaired the hoses for flooding. Rich and Cliff installed new wet well cover hinges at the Northland Drive and Centre Pointe lift stations. The old ones were rusted. The sanitary sewer easements were cleaned of brush from the LeMay Lake easement, Water Drive easement, Arbor Court easement and Mendakota Court easement. Rich plowed the lift stations and cul-de-sacs. He helped with the rink snow removal. The Streets Crew salted and plowed streets during and after the seasons first major snow storm. Snow Events for the Week: Date: Event: Tuesday, December 8 snow Response: salt Wednesday, December 9 snow midnight start Thursday, December 10 TI snow Street Crew start 4:00 A.M. Engineering Staff attended the December meeting of the Dakota County Regional Roadway Study. Two improvements were shown to the Dodd Road interchange which can be seen as a positive change due to Dodd Road being tabbed for a possible closure. Mendota Heights and Sunfish Lake will continue to lobby for no new interchange at Delaware Avenue. Staff met with representatives from Bonestroo. The City has used Bonestroo for consulting engineering on several projects in the past. Due to the economy and staff changes at Bonestroo a new client service manager was assigned to Mendota Heights. Gun Club Lake WMO held its final meeting of the year. Future and potential projects will be discussed at the next meeting in mid January. Staff is working with contractors to final out projects completed in 2009. The Mendota Heights Road/Visitation Drive Roundabout project is generating a lot of interest from potential contractors. Staff is confident the project will receive favorable bids and be completed on-time and under budget. J Tie latest ycervs�arn t`ce �feycq'ataei��ts f'alice �e�art/neyct 12/11/2009 The Can't Smoke There! Thursday 1215 hours TV�endota Officer Meyer, while on duty at Henry Sibley, observed two Heights students leave the lunchroom and head outside. He decided to Police check it out further and found them smoking an area not quite off school property. The students were 18 and therefore legally able Department to smoke cigarettes; they just chose the wrong spot to light `em su ort PP up. Both were cited and officer cleared. Theft Friday 2111 hours Itr Henning Officer Lambert notified in his squad of a theft of gas from a local same Rsttne "`: ` gas station and was told the direction the vehicle had left in. He susan Donovan' < was nearby and based on the address of the registered owner, Cathy RansoiYi he watched for it on its anticipated route; the vehicle did not pass Becky Pentel by. He responded to the station and spoke with the attendant Police Officers who took the report. It was soon found that the plate and the JerryMutphy physical description of the suspect matched the registered owner 94",Patrick vehicle, who was the passenger pumping gas into the car. Bobby ambert` Officer Lambert also learned that two vehicles pulled in Tamer Spicer simultaneously, pulling in directly in line at the station in an Todd Rosse attempt to block view of the suspect vehicle plate; the suspect got chaa Willson `1 out of the front car, pumped gas into the back car and then left JeffVonFeldt Urmann' the scene in the front car. Investigation open pending contact :Denise .. Michael Shepard` with suspect. Peyton Fleintng Check Welfare Friday 1754 hours JennyFotdham., Officer Urmann responded to a local group home on report of a missing vulnerable adult. A resident of the home had left for work soh°olResour�e; ' in his personal vehicle and had gone to work the day before. No FJfficer Steven Meyer one had heard from the mentally handicapped man since he. left, and he had a history of mental disorders, but was not on any Investigations::: medications. He did occasionally take off and foul play was not Mario Reyes suspected, but the home's policy was to report a missing person Erie Petesen when gone over 24 hours. Officer Urmann was able to make Sergeants contact with the male subject and he was asked to inform the Garlock group home of his safety and status and he said he would. The John Lative group home was notified of his safe status, they were pleased Baan Corivery and the Officer cleared. Chief Burglary Sunday 2317 hours MtkM e: Officer Spicer responded to a business to investigate an A schenhrenei 12/11/2009 attempted burglary. The night custodian arrived to find the doors appeared to have been pried; however, upon his arrival, he spotted no suspects or other suspicious activity. Officer Spicer could see the pry marks but entry had not been successful and the building was secure. A potential witness was found and spoken to; case referred to investigations for follow-up. Theft Tuesday 1625 hours Received notice that a tree had been cut down in a local park. At first, Public Works took responsibility; however, it was soon learned that they cut down a different tree. The victim tree, a 10 foot Blue Spruce, was lopped off and left with some branches and its trunk still standing. MHPD CSI prepared their crime scene kits to track suspect footprints or tree -dragging marks; however, poor timing of a snowstorm prevented any investigative follow-up. Tree victim now suspected to be in a home, maybe in the front window — we hope it at least will be nicely decorated and given a good home. Any Tips on poorly cut trees/potential victims will be welcomed by this department. Accident During Inclement Weather Wednesday We're happy to report that the huge snowstorm that blasted across our state and metro area did not result in multiple accident report for Mendota Heights. Officer Fleming responded to an accident involving two vehicles, one of which lost control and struck the other. Parties were luckily not injured and vehicle received only minor damage. Officer Patrick responded another accident, involving two vehicles, who also both lost control near an intersection and some injuries by both parties, who were also pretty shaken up. Officers assisted State Patrol, but happily, even that was minimized by people staying off the road. OFP Violation Thursday 1525 hours Officer Willson responded to an address about a reported violation of order for protection. The resident, new to the city, had an order in place where communication regarding their child was to occur thru an approved website. Communication had been fine, but when the daughter became sick and the visitation exchange was questioned, the phone calls began and arguments along with them. When questioned about the calls, the respondent told the officer the petitioner was lying; however, the proof was quite visible and printable! Case will be forwarded to City attorney for possible charges. I 1636 hours Domestic Assault Friday `Tis the season for pretty lights, holiday joy and domestic fights. While a wonderful time of the year, it's also a stressful time and sometimes emotions get a bit out of hand. Officers Rosse, Willson and Garlock responded to an address on report of a domestic with a possible injury. The suspect, still present, stated he did not assault his wife, but they did have an argument, fighting over a check. Stories did not match and the suspect was taken into custody. 911 had been called, medics had arrived and an injury due to the assault had occurred. Wife only wanted him removed; however, state statute dictates otherwise. He was given a citation for Domestic Assault which was left with his property at the jail. Officers cleared. #06 a peat ~&r&61 44r -2- est j -,-m Count Sheriff L -a C'-) Tn'e wr2mront Row r r l `4 � �ovt� a� �� o �h� �j � �� how on 1h... Don Guldmundson, Sheriff%// i 3 }LxFNr7 ave Bellows, Chief Deputy Sheriff Volume 5, Week 26 November 30, through December 61 2009 A Dangerous Person.,. Featuring Sheriff's On the evening of Wednesday, December 2nd, several law enforcement agencies Sworn Operations and Detention in the Hastings area received information regarding an adult male that was driving Services Deputies: a stolen truck, was believed to be armed, and was threatening to shoot the police. A short time later, the suspect vehicle was located by a Dakota County deputy in the area of Highway 316 and Highway 61. The suspect led several law commander Wm. Blair Anderson enforcement agencies on a pursuit through the Hastings area. Near the John Grant intersection of 12th and Vermillion Streets, he intentionally rammed several squad ca tains cars while pointing a gun at them. Several shots were fired and the suspect Brad Jeska continued fleeing police. A short time later, at the intersection of Fourth Street and Dan Scheuermann Highway 61, the suspect was stopped by deputies using a Pursuit Intervention Brad Wayne Technique or PIT maneuver. Shots were fired at this location and the suspect was sergeants struck several times. He was transported to Regions Hospital in St. Paul. The Dan Bianconi Bureau of Criminal Apprehension was requested to handle the investigation Jennifer Cho involving deputies from the Dakota County Sheriff's Office, an officer from the Scott Durdall Hastings Police Department, and a member of the Department of Corrections' Pat Enderlein Tim Ernst Fugitive Task Force Unit. A weapon was found in the suspect vehicle. The suspect Jim Gabriel in this case has been identified as Roman Ukervich Tokarev, 27 years of age. Bruce Kammen Tokarev was on Intensive Supervised Release from the DOC with a current warrant Joe Leko for Aggravated Robbery and had made statements to family members that he Brian McGinn Mitch Penny would shoot police if stopped. All of the law enforcement officers involved in this Jim Rogers incident displayed a great deal of courage given the actions of the suspect. Rob Shingledecker Members from the DCSO involved in the incident included Deputy Klatt Schuster, Sueciai Duty Sergeant Scott Durdall, and Deputies Tim Gonder, Tim Samuelson, Amber pe uties Hentges, Matt Mayne, Mike Fendrick, and Matt Regis. Thank you to all the Brad Billmeyer law enforcement officers involved in this incident. Terry Ecker Steve Forrey http://kstp.com/news/stories/Sl288173.shtml?cat=206 Kevin Henriksen Rob Hosking http://www.twincities.com/ci 13918684 Coreen Kulvich Jim Schnoor http://www.startribune.com/local/east/78382402.html?elr=KArksc8P:Pc:UOckkD: aEyKUiD3aPc: Yyc aUU Becqi Sherman Dave Sjogren .4 Sign of the Times... Dewy Sheriffs Deputies were assigned to a complaint involving a group of 20 or more people Scott Bensen Lonna Braze carrying banners and bothering customers at a gas station. On arrival, it was JoAnne Calhoun Jennifer Cho found the group consisted of union members picketing the corporate owner of a g p p g p Rhonda Doheny petroleum company for not sharing their record profits. The group advised Sandy Dose deputies they would leave, but they may return later. Responding from the DCSO Sharon Drews were Deputy Mike Fendrick, Deputy Bruce L.ohrnann, and Sergeant Jing Mike Fendrick Gabriel. Tim Gonder Amber Hentges Behind the Bars.,. For the past week, the jail held an average of 266 inmates in custody each day. In order to maximize our space in the jail, all female inmates are housed at the Booker Hodges IV Tom Hooper Jim Iliff Thomas Jacobson Sidney Jones John Kane Jeff Leopold Jen Lenarz Brent Lohmann Bruce Lohmann Merle Lohse Kim Ma ys Mark McKnight Chris Melton Lester Mitchell ]on Napper Ryan Olson Blake Pederson Sean Qualy Erik Ramsted Char Rayl Matt Regis Tim Samuelson Matt Schepers Rick Schroeder Matt Schuster Dan Siebenaler Brian Smidt Phouthaivanh SQUrignavong Gordy Steffel Steve Theriault Dmitriy Vecherkov Mike Vikesland Matt Wayne Todd West Josh Williams Bob Wilson Dawanna Witt Questions? Comments? Please contact the Dakota County Sheriff's office at 651.437.4211 don.gudmundson@ co,dakota.mn,us dave.bellows@ co.dakota.mn.us julie.ecker@ co,dakota.mn,us 7r Pj- T; Z 'A 6-0n� VOK/ tW b A(? 6r(We4 '5hOW On rA"" Volume 5, Week 26 Don Guidmundson, Sheriff Dave Bellows., Chief Deputy Sheriff November 30, through December 6, 2009 Ramsey County Workhouse. Over the past week, the number of female inmates in custody averaged 16 per day. The Transport Division had a busy week, with over 360 prisoner movements to a variety of locations. For the week the unit traveled over 5,000 miles in transporting inmates or picking them up on warrants from other agencies. Congratulations... To Correctional Deputy Milford Holmes on completing his Master's Degree in Human Services and Criminal Justice from Concordia University of St. Paul. Our sympathy to Correctional Sergeant Kathy Reineke on the passing of her mother, Lisabeth McElry, on December 8th. Our thoughts and prayers are with Kathy and her family. From Last Week... The following photos were taken during last week's Sheriff's Office by the Minneapolis Chapter of the promoting difersity in our work force. (left to right) Chief Deputy Dave Bellows, Stevie Nelson (Fellow Award Winner and Dakota County Resident), and Sheriff Don Gudmundson award presentation to the NAACP for its efforts in (left to right) Reg Chapman of WCCO TV,, Deputy Booker Hodges,, and Stevie Nelson To subscribe to the electronic version of this newsletter, click here. Page 2 SouthwestReviewN.eWSISCOM Monday, December or.uooy MH plans for De@Il\/ Hat budget year Danielle Cabot Review Staff Monday, December 07, 2009 The Mendota Heights City Council approvedobudget for 2o1Osupported byomodest levy increase of1.G8percent otits meeting Dec. 1.The budget increases spending by$um.uuufrom 2uue. The average Mendota Heights home property valuedecreased 8 nt. This will result inadecrease ofthe city portionof property taxes for those whose properties decreased in va|ue, according to Finance Director Kristen 8chabaukec Property values are determined by the county ooaenooha office. Overall, the city saw edecline uf5.62percent inits taxable market value. The spending plan for 2010 holds staffing steady and does not include any significant changes to programs or department funding. The city also has factored maloss of$112.8eoinmarket value homestead credits being cutb the state, eowell oaapayment ofabout $oO.oOofrom the Dakota Communications Center. The DCC refunded a portion of its cash balance to cities this fall. Gohobaokerdescribed the department budgets aa"reoponeib|o/' Mayor John Huber said the process was designed to oddmua the drivers of cost - personnel and infrastructure - within levy limits imposed by the state. "All the staff knew what the challenges were. I think they sort of self -prioritized." Huber said money for replacing equipment was limited, and a "higher level of maintenance" was chosen instead of replacement whenever possible. There were nopublic remarks suthe meeting. Danielle Cabot can boreached etaoubhweot@0Vonewo.como/ou,'748-78/5. Content Cxm09 rrN ~ secom es, eVILe % e W. 1W, tsR': Thursday, December 10, 2009 MH student dances 'Nutcracker' lead 'rhursday, December 10, 2009 Gabriella Nelson of Mendota Heights will dance the starring role of Clara in Ballet Minnesota's 22nd year of performing The Classic Nutcracker, December 18-20. In addition to Gabriella, six other local Mendota Heights dancers, Olivia Amann, Zoe Peterson, Sarah Lauwagie, Clara Konetschka, Rebecca McDonnell and Anna Betz join Ballet Minnesota tobring this classical fairytale oolife. Nelson, 13ioinmaeigxmgrade utHehtumeMiddle School |nxVeatSt. Paul. She has been denomgotClassical naUeuAcademy for five years, and dances aa'many aosix days eweek. After high school, Gabriella is open to the possibility of attending a performing arts university for dance. Content mo00n Pawlenty won't cut local government aid this month I StarTribune.coin Pawlenty won't cut local government aid this month By BOB VON STERNBERG, Star Tribune Last update: December 8, 2009 - 1:52 PM Officials in Minnesota's cash-strapped cities and counties got an unexpected early Christmas president from Gov. Tim Pawlenty today. Pawlenty's office announced that he won't, contrary to widespread expectations, unilaterally cut December's local aid payments as a way to chip away at the state's $1.2 billion budget deficit. Already under fire for making massive unallotments earlier this year, he signaled that he would do so again when the new red ink figures were released. But in his letter to city and county officials, he warned that cuts could be coming, depending on how the budget deficit is attacked. "Given the imminent expected payment of December local aid, I have determined that additional local aid program cuts, if any, should be focused on future payments," Advertisement Page 1 of 1 Pawlenty wrote, adding that if legislators are unable to pass appropriate budget reductions, future aid payments would likely be reduced. And, he wrote, some portion of the December payments could still be imperiled. At stake is about $437 inilIion in December local aid payments, including include local government aid to cities, county program aid, market value homestead credits and other local aid programs. 30 x Fixed z e ;;1200K Joan for $1:060[mo. M1'IIfIe0*-%,r to Get a Hume Linn 44:1 5 8:6-94:-. 0 *R tes can chat:«ye. Avi-1 na,.%4 Print Powered By U, M'at Dynarnics http://wwww. startribune.comlpoliticslstate/78792847.html?elr=KArksLekD 8EQDUoaEygy... 12/8/2009 ional snapshat In addition, the region is beginning to experience its first bus -rapid transit project along Cedar Avenue and 1-35W from Lakeville into downtown Minneapolis. The project is part of congestion relief efforts under the federal Urban Partnership Agreement, which brought $133 million in federal funds for improvements along 1-35W, including a high -occupancy toll and transit lane. New express bus service from Lakeville, provided by the Minnesota Valley Transit Authority (MVTA) and Metro Transit, began earlier this fall. MVTA provides a significant portion of transit service in Dakota County. Projects in several transit corridors throughout the region are also moving forward. The Central Corridor project is moving into the final design phase and is expected to begin construction in 2010, with revenue service Transitways -, - - ----- - (elm Corr -Mete ? claistrua-011 ( RRAOeulgn I Prullin Efiginoonno DvaloP as LRT e Busway BRT I Cnmmutnr P -A Dmnlnp m Artatini S"r.4 BRT cxptrn Bus cottidam with Transli AdYm Mges Average family size to Glance Population in the labor force 226,241 Total population 385,971 minutes Median age 35.6 December 2009 Population under age 5 27,503 Adult population 280,961 Transit and Transportation Population age 65 and older 31,555 Significant progress has been made in several key corridors throughout the Total housing units 153,326 region, including the opening of commuter service on the Northstar Line into Owner -occupied homes 177,077 downtown Minneapolis. Average household size 2.61 In addition, the region is beginning to experience its first bus -rapid transit project along Cedar Avenue and 1-35W from Lakeville into downtown Minneapolis. The project is part of congestion relief efforts under the federal Urban Partnership Agreement, which brought $133 million in federal funds for improvements along 1-35W, including a high -occupancy toll and transit lane. New express bus service from Lakeville, provided by the Minnesota Valley Transit Authority (MVTA) and Metro Transit, began earlier this fall. MVTA provides a significant portion of transit service in Dakota County. Projects in several transit corridors throughout the region are also moving forward. The Central Corridor project is moving into the final design phase and is expected to begin construction in 2010, with revenue service Transitways -, - - ----- - (elm Corr -Mete ? claistrua-011 ( RRAOeulgn I Prullin Efiginoonno DvaloP as LRT e Busway BRT I Cnmmutnr P -A Dmnlnp m Artatini S"r.4 BRT cxptrn Bus cottidam with Transli AdYm Mges Average family size 3.11 Population in the labor force 226,241 Mean travel time to work, in 23.5 minutes Median annual household $72,393 income Source: American Community Survey 3 -year estimates, 2005-2007, U.S. Census Bureau beginning in 2014. Hennepin County has chosen a preferred route for the Southwest light-rail transit line, which will next be considered by the Metropolitan Council. Several other corridor studies are also underway throughout the region. Other transit corridors identified in the area include Highway 52 and the Red Rock corridor, Robert St., 1-35E, Highway 55, and Highway 13. Minnesota Land and Legacy Amendment funding included $904,000 from the Parks and Trails fund to construct 5.2 miles of the Mississippi River Regional Trail (from South St. Paul to Hastings) and 1.1 mile of the North Urban Regional Trail (connecting Lilydale, Mendota Heights, West St. Paul, and South St. Paul). These funds will leverage $2.7 million in federal grants and $845,000 from Dakota County for these projects. Metropolitan Council Representatives - Dakota County Rick Aguilar, District 13 (Lilydale, Mendota, Mendota Heights, Sunfish Lake, West St. Paul, and portions of St. Paul) Dan Wolter, District 15 (Burnsville, Inver Grove Heights, South St. Paul, and the northernmost three-quarters of Eagan) Wendy Wulff, District 16 (the remaining Dakota County communities not in Districts 13 or 15) Metropolitan Council www.metrocouncii.org 661-602-1000 Community Development Communities throughout the region submitted their 2030 comprehensive plan updates in 2008, and the Council is reviewing those plans throughout this year. Reviewed by Council • Mendota • Apple Valley • Marshen Twp • Castle Rock Twp • Miesville • Dakota County • NiningerTwp • Douglas Twp • Randolph Twp • Empire Twp • Ravenna Twp • Farmington • Rosemount • Greenvale Twp • Sunfish Lake • Hampton • Vermillion • Hampton Twp • Waterford Twp • Lakeville • West St. Paul Review Process Underway • Burnsville • Mendota • Eagan • Randolph • Eureka Twp • South St. Paul • Hastings • Vermillion Twp • Inver Grove Heights Farmington Livable Communities Grants Communities throughout the seven -county metropolitan area have received funds through one of several Livable Communities grant programs. These programs provide funding for new developments or redevelopment projects that provide affordable housing, link housing with nearby jobs and services, help preserve affordable housing, and clean up polluted land for redevelopment. Since 1996, the Council has granted 54 Livable Communities awards, worth more than $20 million, to Dakota County communities. Community Grants Total Apple Valley 8 awards $4,214,078 Burnsville 5 awards $4,582,317 Farmington 4 awards $1,290,030 Hastings 8 awards $1,551,126 Inver Grove Heights 1 awa rd $195,900 Lakeville 6 awards $1,712,717 Mendota Heights 4 awards $1,523,400 Rosemount 4 awards $1,805,500 South St. Paul 9 awards $1,617,680 West St. Paul 5 awards $1,636,750 it Metropolitan Recovery Act Transportation Projects Projects in Dakota County will receive nearly $19 million in regional and state funds through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. ID Location Project Total Cost State ARRA Region ARRA Other Funds Burnsville & 1-35W -Rebuild lighting system $481,500 $481,500 $0 $0 Bloomington from Cliff Rd to 106th St Eagan 1 -494 -modify interchange on $1,284,000 $1,284,000 $0 $0 eastbound and westbound ramps to southbound 1-35E Inver Grove Hwy 52 - concrete rehabilitation $6,232,530 $6,232,530 $0 $0 Heights & and road resurfacing from County Rosemount Rd 42 north to Hwy 55 ° Eagan Hwy 13 - rebuild traffic signal at $285,000 $285,000 $0 $0 County Rd 30 Apple Valley 140th St W - road resurfacing from $701,250 $0 $561,000 $140,250 134th St to Guild Ave/ Gardenview Greenvale & County Rd 96 - reconstruct from $2,403,019 $0 $1,890,214 $512,802 Waterford Eveleth Ave to Hwy 3, intersection Twps improvements at County Rd 23, railroad crossing improvements Lakeville Holyoke/ Highview Ave - road $948,000 $0 $853,200 $94,800 resurfacing from Heritage Dr to Dodd Blvd Mendota Mendota Heights Rd - construct $400,000 $0 $310,000 $90,000 Heights intersection control at Lake Dr and Visitation Dr Rosemount Akron Ave - reconstruct road from $3,700,000 $0 $2,960,000 $740,000 County Rd 42 to Bonaire Path Inver Grove Rock Island Swing Bridge - strut- $1,300,000 $0 $1,300,000 $0 Heights ture enhancement over Mississippi Inver Grove Hwy 3 - road resurfacing and $3,135,100 $3,135,100 $0 $0 Heights & guardrail, shoulder and drainage Rosemount improvements south of County Rd 42 and Hwy 149 641 7 73 1 28 j 24 81 m. -'Z 368 1 1 48 ----- I _ I I 1 1 I _ 1 1 1 -J I 143 N 0 1.25 2 S U 5 7.5 10 Miles --I A t � State ARRA RegionalARRA State and RegionalProject outside Funded Projects Funded Project ARRA Projects Daitota Count]%