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� <br />0 <br />: a:> appeal. We specifically asked the attorney whether we could include your May l Oth <br />i�ac email as part of the packet of information they will receive for the meeting on the <br />;,�a � 24th. The City Attorney stated that only your original appeal documents can be <br />: a� included in the information the Council will receive. <br />;�a� Based on the City Attorney's direction, we cannot include your additional emails as <br />;�>o part of the case. However, as per the code, the Council can, at its own discretion, <br />�� � consider other information. The City Council unfortunately will not be able to make <br />::�:- that decision until they meet on the 24th. <br />:s�� I would note that City Council members may be contacted individually through phone <br />�:� � calls or emails. Their contact information can be found at the city website <br />�.>:� w�-w.cityofroseville.com <br />'�,��� Patrick Trudgeon <br />: �� � RE: NCPC Appeal <br />:7� Fri 5/14/2010 10:38 PM <br />s.>� From: Larry Leiendecker, J.D. <br />3��o To: Pat Trudgeon, Bill Malinen, Bryan Lloyd <br />sr� � cc: Craig Klausing <br />:s�::- Dear Mr. Trudgeon: (Roseville City Council Members and City Attorney): <br />ic; � The decision by the City Attorney to restrict what the City Council views is <br />:i��a erroneous. It is also quite disturbing. As will be seen infra, under the City <br />:�,r, Attorney's interpretation of the city code, even the Appeal itself would be rejected <br />:Se�; as not being part of the "evidence that had previously been considered...." <br />:��; , Because of this, I request that the City Attorney revisit and reverse this clearly <br />�,�:�� erroneous determination. I also repeat my request that my correspondence <br />�c� regarding the Appeal be forwarded on to the City Council for its review. My <br />s i o correspondence at all times as been considered, frank, and polite while striving to <br />:� i illuminate the reasons for the opposition to the planning division's administrative <br />s i� determination. It seems quite odd that this type of candor would be so easily <br />�% t rejected by those that serve the residents of the City of Roseville. <br />�s � n Mr. Trudgeon, I trust that you will forward this email on to the City Attorney as <br />;��� your email did not provide me with any contact information. I trust that the City <br />37� Manager will do the same and will also forward my emails, as previously <br />s�; requested, on to the City Council members. It's a simple request to be sure. I also <br />si� trust that Mayor Klausing will also forward this email on to the other City Council <br />;� i a members. I'm positive that the City Council will want to know that matters are <br />���o being kept from its due consideration. Even the city code (as cited by the City <br />�r'.� Attorney) says that the City Council in its "sole discretion" can review additional <br />:i�:% information if the information clarifies "information previously considered...." So <br />383 how can the City Council decide for itself (in its sole discretion) if this <br />3£34 information is being kept from it? Hmmm? Sounds like the City Attorney is <br />s�5 doing the decision-making for the City Council in this regard by filtering what it <br />3�36 sees. <br />3�s i Nevertheless, as is clearly reflected by my emails to the City Manager regarding <br />s��.? the Appeal, nothing in the emails (see below) conveys any new evidence. The <br />s�Q references to conversations with Mr. Lloyd merely reveal insight into the reasons <br />