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MAR 3, 2022 · ST PAUL, MINNESOTA · TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Transportation Committee of the Planning Commission – March 3, 2022

The Transportation Committee of the Saint Paul Planning Commission met remotely on March 3, 2022. Donald Pflaum of Public Works presented two capital projects for committee information: the Annapolis Street Reconstruction and the Kellogg Boulevard Capital City Bikeway. Each presentation was allocated 30 minutes. No public testimony was heard and no formal votes were taken. Discussion Items - Annapolis Reconstruction: A joint project with West St. Paul to reconstruct Annapolis Street from Smith to Robert in 2023 and Robert to Kansas in 2024. The project includes utility improvements, subgrade improvements, paving, lighting, signage, new signals, sidewalks, boulevards, landscaping, and bicycle lanes. At 10% design stage, funding comes from Municipal State Aid (MSA) funds. - Kellogg Boulevard Capital City Bikeway: A project to add an off-street bicycle trail on the north side of Kellogg Boulevard from Jackson Street to St. Peter Street, along with reconstruction of the north half of the roadway. At 10% design stage for 2023 construction, funding includes federal and MSA funds. The consulting team presented. Key Outcomes - The committee was informed of the project scopes and approaches. No recommendations or decisions were made.

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MAR 3, 2022 · ST PAUL, MINNESOTA · TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Transportation Committee Meeting - March 3, 2022

This meeting of the Transportation Committee of the Saint Paul Planning Commission featured two informational presentations: the Public Works 5-Year Capital Plan and the EV Spot Network & Evie Carshare program. No public testimony or votes were recorded. Discussion Items - Public Works 5-Year Capital Plan (2022–2026) – Anne Weber from Public Works presented the Department's adopted five-year capital improvement plan, which prioritizes street reconstruction, rehabilitation, resurfacing, and sewer projects citywide. The plan includes funding from various sources (Municipal State Aid, Capital Improvement Bonds, Federal funds, Sewer Utility funds) and covers major projects such as Edgcumbe Rd, Minnesota St, Wheelock/Grotto residential phases, and ongoing sidewalk reconstruction and traffic safety programs. The presentation was for informational purposes; the committee took questions. - EV Spot Network & Evie Carshare – Samantha Henningson, the City's American Cities Climate Challenge advisor, presented the Twin Cities Electric Vehicle Mobility Network. The project will create 70 EV Spot charging hubs in the public right-of-way across a 40-square-mile area in Saint Paul and Minneapolis (38 in Saint Paul, 32 in Minneapolis). Each hub includes level-2 chargers for personal EVs and for the Evie Carshare fleet (operated by HOURCAR), with up to 12 hubs also featuring fast chargers. Half of the sites are in ACP50 neighborhoods. Funding sources include $4M in CMAQ federal funds, $4M from Xcel Energy, $3.65M from the Department of Energy, $750K from Saint Paul, $350K from Minneapolis, and $34,400 from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. The presentation was informational; no action was taken. Key Outcomes - No formal decisions, votes, or recommendations were made. The committee received the information and asked clarifying questions.

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