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.,_ In addition, the use of a separate steering committee or task force has been used <br />s: previously on Twin Lakes issues (the Twin Lakes Stakeholder panel) and the <br />a<�� Comprehensive Plan Update with mixed results. Staff has heard frustration from past <br />3_�� participants that all their work within those processes was either ignored or changed with <br />3F� the final decisions by the City Council. <br />s � If there is a desire by the City Council to involve more people or groups on the steering <br />3� committee, staff would recommend that all five of the City Council members be the on <br />3�� the steering committee with additional people added as desired. <br />4c As much as possible, the steering committee work and pub]ic interactions should take <br />���. place on non-Council meeting nights. This allows for better focus on the issue and <br />ensures that appropriate time can be given to Twin Lakes. <br />Public Outreach <br />� Staff recommends that an extensive citizen engagement be undertalcen using both <br />4: traditional and non-traditional methods to gather input about Twin Lakes. <br />ac Staff would proposed numerous opportunities for input including regularly scheduled <br />4� public input at seven Steering Committee meetings, at least four listening sessions to <br />4�� gather initial input, individua] meetings with Twin Lakes property owners and other <br />4�� stakeholders. Staff also proposes meeting with the Planning Commission, the Parks and <br />5c Recreation Commission, and the Public Works, Environment, and Transportation <br />5� Commission to gather their input as well. Once a draft report is released, at least two <br />5� public comment opportunities will be made available. As the process wraps up, there will <br />5�� be public comment opportunities at the Planning Commission and City Council meetings. <br />54 Staff would also plan using the website to gather input and possibly use social media, <br />5:� Next Door and the Roseville Patch to assist in gathering input. A combination of mailed <br />5�. notices, push emails, and the use of inedia outlets will help get the word out that input is <br />5 � wanted. <br />55 <br />59 PYOC2SS�7'1Y12211122 <br />6C <br />s^ Staff has created a draft outline of what the process could look like. The process contains <br />s.- seven milestones: <br />6�: <br />s� Milestone #1 — Introduction of previous documents, brainstorming, and discussion <br />s: of desired outcomes of process. <br />sc ➢ Steerin� Committee Meeting #1 <br />s, ➢ Discussion of outcomes/expectations of process, past history of Twin <br />s� Lakes, and brainstorming of ideas for the future of Twin Lakes. <br />65 <br />�r Milestone # 2 Gathering of initial community input <br />��. ➢ What does the general community want to have happen in the Twin <br />�; Lakes area? <br />�:- ➢ Numerous input sessions <br />�F� o Will try to have them at different times- evenings, daytime, <br />Page 2 of 4 <br />weekends. <br />