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Roseville City Council
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4/26/2004
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<br />Community Town Hall Meeting - 04/26/04 <br />Page 19 <br /> <br />1) Code Enforcement - Mr. Kysylyczyn noted the <br />excellent work performed by the City's current <br />Code Enforcement officer, Rick Talbot, and the <br />favorable citizen comments on Mr. Talbot's <br />diplomacy in working with neighbors to resolve <br />Issues. <br />2) Data Accuracy Issues - Mr. Kysylyczyn opined <br />that the chart available for distribution tonight <br />related to tax rate comparisons of the City of <br />Roseville and other comparably-sized cities was <br />misleading; referring to an independent study <br />performed by the Minnesota Taxpayers' Association <br />that provided conflicting information to that <br />presented by staff. Mr. Kysylyczyn further <br />commented on "taxes as an investment," comments <br />made earlier in the meeting, and perceptions versus <br />reality. Mr. Kysylyczyn further noted that "big box <br />retailers" didn't require public financing, but more <br />desirable development projects (i.e., housing, special <br />office buildings, etc.) may require a tax "subsidy; <br />opining that he was willing to pay a subsidy to a <br />developer to see additional housing in the City. <br />3) In conclusion, Mr. Kysylyczyn encouraged the City <br />Council to consider including a ballot question on <br />this year's election ballot allowing the citizens the <br />right to chose whether they wished to accept <br />increased taxes to accelerate road construction (i.e., <br />Highway 36; I-35W and others). <br /> <br />K. James Shaw, (home overlooks Highway 36), Roseville <br />High School Employee <br />Mr. Shaw questioned why, when he sought to construct an <br />accessory building, staff informed him that he would not be <br />able to do so due to a code enforcement issue. <br /> <br />Due to the nature of Mr. Shaw's request, Mayor Klausing <br />asked that he speak individually to Community <br />Development Director Dennis Welsch regarding his <br />specific situation. <br />
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