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Roseville City Council
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4/10/2006
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<br />City Council Regular Meeting - 04/10/06 <br />Minutes - Page 2 <br /> <br />A. Lucille Calguire, Ramsey Square Condominiums <br />Ms. Calguire expressed concern regarding the potential <br />fate or demise of the Fairview Community Center; <br />recognizing that the School District owned the facility, <br />but requesting that the City Council use their influence <br />to make sure that it would be available to the <br />community if the Fairview Community Center were no <br />longer used. Ms. Calguire further noted that a <br />swimming pool designated for school students would <br />not be conducive to senior citizen programming, as the <br />temperature was not warm enough. Ms. Calguire <br />encouraged the City of Roseville to take over the <br />Fairview Community Center to ensure that it remained <br />available to the community. <br /> <br />Mayor Klausing noted that the City Council and <br />:R.oseville School Board had met this past Saturday to <br />discuss joint areas of interest, and the topic of the <br />Fairview Community Center's future was a topic and <br />would continue to be discussed, as well as the <br />community's interest in pursuing a community center. <br /> <br />Councilmember Kough thanked Ms. Calguire for her <br />comments, concurring with her comments as echoed <br />throughout the community. <br /> <br />B. Tam McGehee, 77 Mid Oaks Lane <br />Ms. McGehee spoke to a recent article in the Sunday, <br />April 9, 2006 Pioneer Press regarding retail <br />development in the City of Roseville, and quotes from <br />John Shardlow and Community Development Director <br />Dennis Welsch. Ms. McGehee opined that the City <br />already had sufficient retail, requiring an inordinate <br />amount of designated funding from the Police and Fire <br />Department budgets. Ms. McGehee suggested that the <br />City should spend taxpayer monies doing "our own <br />business, rather than accommodating more retail <br />centers; speaking specifically to the proposed Twin <br />Lakes Development and use of tax increment <br />financing. <br />
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