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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, May 14,2012 Page 5 of encouraging department cooperation and responsibility for various items, in- dicated below. Strategic Directive 1 —Welcoming,Inclusive and Respectful (page 1) Councilmember McGehee suggested that the second goal to implement a stake- holders group be assigned equally to both the Fire and Police Department, since they both had extensive outreach into the community. Strategic Directive 2—Safe and Law-Abiding (page 1) Councilmember McGehee requested including the Finance Department in this since they were involved in firefighter pay and benefit packages. Strategic Directive 3—Long-Term Goal,fostering redevelopment(page 2) Councilmember McGehee suggested that this work be in partnership with the Roseville Visitor's Association (RVA) in selling Roseville as a destination and to participate in that economic development goal, since they already had nu- merous marketing materials available. Strategic Directive 4 — Long-Term Goal, stabilizing property tax rates (page 2) Councilmember McGehee opined that this should include all departments. Strategic Directive 5—Environment(page 3) Councilmember McGehee opined that this wasn't just the Public Works De- partment, but all departments, including the Community Development, Parks & Recreation and Administration Departments. Strategic Directive 6—Healthy Community, Long-Term Goal, Partnerships and Connections (page 3) Councilmember McGehee suggested all departments should be involved. Strategic Directive 7—Well-Connected, Short-term Goal#3 (page 4) Councilmember McGehee again noted the need for shared responsibility among departments for improving existing paths and trails, as well as the build out of others. Councilmember McGehee suggested the addition of sustainability of storm wa- ter, drinking water and sanitary sewer infrastructure in this section or wherever applicable. Strategic Directive 8—Engaged Community and Volunteers (page 4) Councilmember McGehee expressed concern in the type of communication ef- forts currently being used and the need to improve those communication efforts in a style requested by and meaningful to citizens, including the current list- serve.