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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, September 19, 2011 Page 6 formation was broken down by NAICS classifications and had mixed clas- sifications. Mr. Trudgeon advised that staff would attempt to provide updates on this information going forward on an annual basis as appropriate. Discussion included those businesses included in the "educational servic- es" listing, most likely including higher education, child care, business schools and other related services. Mayor Roe clarified that the number of jobs were positions, not FTE, and could represent part- or full-time positions. In terms of jobs per business, Mayor Roe questioned if much weight should be placed on that data, as the size of the business was also needed; however, he opined that it was good information to have as long as it was taken as intended. Mr. Trudgeon referenced the inflow/outflow of jobs in the community, based on 2009 census information from City Manager Malinen as follows: • 34,501 live in selection area, employed outside • 30,140 employed in selection area, live outside • 1,879 employed in and live in selection area • Councilmember McGehee provided a copy of information provided by Police Chief Mathwig on housing and business types and their service requirements • Police Calls 2010 by category and type Economic Impact Review on criteria for establishing an Economic Devel- opment Authority, developed by the California State legislature, currently on Governor Brown's desk for signing or veto before October 9, 2011 In factoring in the services needed in the community, beyond that of the City's population, Mr. Trudgeon estimated that those services needed to be similar to those provided for a City with a 50,000 population. Mayor Roe noted that services were also needed for those in the communi- . ty for a short-term while doing business. Councilmember Pust questioned how and if that would change when con- sidering Roseville's peer cities. Councilmember Willmus opined that trends may be found similar in most first-ring suburbs. Councilmember McGehee requested that staff provide the same data for other suburbs.