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Roseville City Council
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5/8/2006
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<br /> <br />Carroll, <br />8fr~2~~ <br /> <br />1. Contemporary: Our approach builds on successes of the past but reflects contemporary and <br />inclusive community needs, priorities, leadership, and demographics. <br />CITl'~ STMalOlDERPOWERANDINTERESTDIAGRAM <br />2. Proactively inclusive and welcoming: Most people are ,~ -=:: _ - <br />already too busy and overcommitted, and too few of your - '- <br />33,000 residents will see the connection between this <br />visioning effort and their lives. Our proposed process of <br />proactively reaching out to community members, specifically <br />seeking input from a broader range of people, and <br />welcoming the wisdom and insights of all participants will <br />build trust and investment of a broader range of people in <br />Roseville's future. <br /> <br />What makes our <br />proposal uniquely suited <br />to meet Roseville's <br />needs? <br /> <br /> <br />~ - <br />m <br />. <br /> <br />-~ -- <br /> <br /> <br />.- <br />- <br /> <br />3. Capacity-building: The combination of support, training, and bridging across community groups <br />builds fundamental community capacity and commitment to the City. <br /> <br />4. More for less: Our proposal is under budget while offering substantial new and expanded initiatives <br />that broaden and deepen the community visioning work to improve both short- and long-term <br />outcomes. <br /> <br />5. New initiative -- Broader outreach: <br /> <br /> <br />. Stakeholder identification and analysis with <br />Steering Committee members (p 3) <br /> <br />. Targeted outreach/supplemental <br />brainstorming sessions (p 3/6) to <br />supplement the less inclusive "all call" <br />approach and hear underrepresented voices, <br />including non-English speakers, elders, <br />youth, people with disabilities, newcomers, people outside the existing power structure, young <br />families, and so on <br /> <br /> <br />. Input from collaborators (p 4) such as the county, Met Council, etc. <br /> <br />. E-input (p 5): The anytime/anywhere features of e-input increase <br />opportunities to hear from community members, and using these to <br />supplement rather than supplant <br />factors in concerns about the digital <br />divide. Web-based surveys, e-mail <br />and web comments on City's website <br />are assumed. Options include e-panels <br />(youth, business leaders, etc.) or long- <br />term creation of a local Issues Forum. <br /> <br /> <br />Carroll, Franck & Associales, 2 May 2006 Page I <br />
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