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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, February 13, 2012 Page 21 interest in the metropolitan area and outside of it, in reviewing PSA' laws and al- lowing organizations to transfer patients, with a future potential for cities having the option of getting PSA abilities back. Mayor Roe noted the opportunity to change the model under which the City cur- rently operates, in addition to potential benefits and funding. Chief O'Neill concurred, noting that some impacts could be short-term, but he an- ticipated most to be long-term; and at the request of Councilmember Pust, advised that he would fashion more specific language for that item. Mayor Roe noted that lines 120 and 123 were covered by the existing work plan, and were actually short-term. Mayor Roe noted the need to discuss line 124, and Councilmember Willmus the need to discuss line 115. City Manager Malinen questioned if line 133 fell under EOP discussions, with Police Chief Mathwig advising that some was, but it needed to be separated, and was based on mass inoculation, with the Roseville Area High School designated by the State of MN as the location, and requirements in the future for a training component as part of that application. With Mayor Roe's question as to whether this could be moved to department work plans, Chief Mathwig responded that it should remain where listed as there would be some additional resources required. Mayor Roe suggested moving it to short-term, and asked that it be followed up with future reporting to the City Council as applicable. Fire Chief O'Neill concurred with Chief Mathwig in separating the item from the EOP, since inoculations were done and administered by the State Health Depart- ment, with security provided by the Police Department, with that specific piece falling into and being incorporated into the EOP. Mayor Roe suggested improved wording for those items. Councilmember McGehee, for the benefit of the listening public, summarized cur- rent mandates regarding transporting medical patients with the City currently un- able to have their own ambulance service. Regarding line 133, Mayor Roe asked that, while remaining short-term, it be monitored and brought back by report to the City Council, opining that it was more of a work plan than strategy item.