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Joint School Board No. 623/City Council Work Session Monday,June 26, 2012 Page 8 School Board Member Langston opined that the School Board and City Council have final se- lection authority of an option; with final decision-making authority. School Board Member Edstrom questioned whether it should be only the School Board as that authority, since by including the City of Roseville, it could be perceived to exclude the other communities that are part of the District. Ms. Edstrom noted that, when originally assessed in 2005, specific groups looked at each area and held public discussions throughout the communi- ty before bringing their recommendations forward. Dr. Thein noted that the City of Roseville retained the final zoning authority as well. Dr. Thein further noted that it was not the intent to have this task force in a room by themselves during this process; but to have them out in the community doing outreach and seeking community consensus on the best use for the property; and his intent to depend on the City's Housing and Redevelopment Authority to provide guidance and expertise throughout that process, and to be actively involved. Councilmember Pust noted that the intent of a scoping document should always engage the community's input. Chair Gogins clarified that this was the intent. School Board Member and City Housing and Redevelopment Authority Member Majerus sug- gested that the Imagine Roseville 2025 community visioning be used as a template to build up- on and involve the community. Mr. Majerus suggested that the process be provided by the City and revisited to review how that entire process came together. Chair Gogins concurred, and suggested adding a review of that process to the DRAFT docu- ment. Mayor Roe recommended that the Parks and Recreation Master Plan be used, as it essentially built upon the Imagine Roseville 2025 process; and opined that it was the best effort he had ev- er encountered. School Board Member Langston suggested using all of those resources, and making it broader than just using the Housing and Redevelopment Authority(HRA). Further discussion ensued on the potential make up of the twelve (12) member task force: such as one City Councilmember from each community in the District; one School Board member; one Parks and Recreation Commissioner; one HRA member, etc.. Mayor Roe questioned how many citizens were intended on the task force, opining that the more the better.