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Council approves 2025 Public Works work plan, wayfinding plan and legislative priorities; routine contracts and proclamations cleared
Summary
Roseville’s City Council approved the Public Works Department’s 2025 work plan, a pedestrian wayfinding sign program, and the city’s 2025 legislative priorities at its Jan. 6 meeting; the council also cleared a consent package of routine contracts and proclamations.
The Roseville City Council took routine but wide‑ranging actions Monday, approving the Public Works 2025 work plan, a wayfinding signage plan, the city’s 2025 legislative priorities and a consent agenda that included several contracts and proclamations.
Public Works work plan Public Works staff presented a multi‑year work program and a project list for 2025. City Engineer Jennifer Lowery summarized the department’s accomplishments from 2024 and the major work items planned for 2025: pavement preservation (mill, overlay and selected full‑depth reclaiming), pathway construction and resurfacing (including the Twin Lakes Trail phase 2 and pathway segments on Lexington and Hamlin), sanitary and storm system work including lift station upgrades and pipe lining, and replacements for aging street lights. Lowery said the city has completed wide outreach on service line material reporting and that, “we have just over 10,000…
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