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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,March 19,2012 Page 17 the weather and climate conditions leading up to those events (e.g. ground satura- tion). Councilmember Willmus questioned if the lack of curb and gutter on some county roads contributed to the I & I; or if in those areas more water was being dumped onto private property. Councilmember Willmus also questioned the impacts of those private property owners who have filled in their rural road designed ditches. As a general rule, Mr. Schwartz responded that this did not make a significant im- pact; and noted that there were so few roads remaining in Roseville that were without curb and gutter at this time. Mr. Schwartz opined that more I & I issues were being found with covers for the system, some leaking, or needing recon- struction. Mr. Schwartz opined that filling in the ditches by private property owners could have some impact. Mayor Roe asked that staff research the additional information as requested and return at a future meeting for additional discussion. Public Comment Bob & Margie McCarron, 416 N McCarron's Boulevard Ms. McCarron advised that they were in attendance representing and at the re- quest of their neighbors to report back to them on tonight's City Council discus- sion; and expressed their neighborhood's ongoing interest in this issue. d. Review Updated Strategic Planning Summary City Manager Malinen advised that City Department Heads had reviewed recent strategic planning discussions, resulting in the summary(Attachment A) for short- and long-term items and existing work plan items. Councilmember Johnson opined that staff had done a nice job of wrapping up conversations, providing a concise and representative summary of City Council intent. City Manager Malinen suggested staff use this summary to finish out the current year with current resources for short-term items; and then incorporate additional short-and long-term items in department-specific strategic plans; as well as in- cluding them in the performance management program, and providing a timeline, associated costs, and resources needed to achieve those goals. Mayor Roe suggested that many of the existing work plan items appeared to fall into the short- and long-term categories and could be incorporated with them whether listed on the existing work plan or not. Councilmember McGehee opined that she thought the existing work plan consist- ed of those items currently being worked on, with additional short-teen items added to that list; with long-term items for future consideration.