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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, June 11,2007 Page 28 Mayor Klausing advised that he would be happy to consider a motion by Councilmember Ihlan at a future meeting; once she had provided a copy of her proposal to Councilmembers for their review and consid- eration. Councilmember Ihlan advised that she could provide copies; and pre- ferred consideration of the issue sooner rather than later; then provid- ing a verbal reading of her proposed motion; and seeking to have it on the next City Council agenda. Mayor Klausing advised Councilmember Ihlan to submit her proposal to City Manager Malinen to be included in an upcoming City Council packet. e. Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) - Discuss Options for Implementation of the HRA Citizen Advisory Group Recom- mendations on Rental Housing (HF 0036) Community Development Director John Stark provided a summary of past Citizen Advisory Group (CAG) review of a draft rental licensing ordinance and issues associated with rental properties, and their sub- sequent recommendations to the City's HRA. Mr. Stark advised that the group met throughout the summer of 2006, and reviewed data, heard from codes, building, police and fire staff, as well as reviewing other ordinance and their effectiveness. Mr. Stark noted that one positive result of the recommendations was the ongoing development by staff of a relationship with the admini- stration at Northwestern College and a process to work on issues in- volving the College property, students and Roseville citizens. Dean Maschka, 1695 Millwood, HRA Representative Mr. Maschka was representing the HRA at the request of HRA Chair Bill Majerus who had a scheduling conflict. Mr. Maschka advised that the most frustrating issue for the HRA was Recommendation #2 related to the code enforcement process and addressing public con- cerns and neighborhood aesthetic concerns expressed by property owners due to isolated problem properties. Mr. Maschka, on behalf of Mr. Majerus and the HRA, urged the City Council to look at that rec- ommendation at the City Council's earliest convenience.