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Council approves application for MnDOT Local Partnership grant for Snelling Avenue pathway
Summary
As part of the consent agenda, council authorized staff to apply for a Minnesota Department of Transportation Local Partnership Program grant to help fund the Snelling Avenue pathway from Asbury Street to Roseville’s northern border.
Roseville — The City Council approved a consent‑agenda resolution authorizing staff to apply for a Minnesota Department of Transportation Local Partnership Program grant to fund a portion of the Snelling Avenue pathway project.
City Manager Pat Trojgen summarized the consent agenda and noted item 10d is the resolution to apply for the MnDOT grant to support the Snelling Avenue pathway between Asbury Street and the city’s northern border. The consent agenda passed unanimously 4‑0. The professional‑services agreement and other consent items were approved as presented.
If awarded, the grant would fund a portion of design or construction for the pathway; staff will return with any grant award and required match or project conditions for council consideration.
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