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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, June 11, 2007 Page 17 Councilmember Pust suggested additional discussion be included on the next City Council agenda related to distributing stickers. Further discussion included the proposed community survey as being a completely separate issue from the proposed communications plan developed by Councilmembers Pust and Roe, and staff. b. Public Comment - Receive Public Comment on the Single-Family Residential Lot Split Study Final Report Mayor Klausing opened the public comment portion of the meeting related to the Final Report on the Single Family Residential Lot Split Study at 7:16 p.rn. and invited public comment, respectfully request- ing that speakers limit their comments to five minutes to allow every- one wishing to do so time to speak. Community Development Director John Stark and Economic Devel- opment Associate Jamie Radel introduced the process to-date, and noted that five members of the Citizen Advisory Group (CAG) were present to hear public comment. Public Comment Ms. Radel presented two written comments as bench handouts for the public record: An e-mail from Joan Felice, 22 Mid Oaks Road, expressing concern regarding the Lot Split Study report; and the Community Develop- ment Department staff memo, dated June 8, 2007 and previously hand-delivered to the City Council, responding to and analyzing the alternative Lot Split Policy recommendations previously presented by Ms. Tam McGehee. Councilmember Roe noted the e-mail received late this afternoon from Patricia Brennan, 37 Mid Oaks Lane, expressing concern about the study results. Karen Schaffer, 2100 Fairview Avenue Ms. Schaffer opined that the lot split study report was a good start on a difficult, complicated and contentious issue; further opining that it