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6s� Is it a requirement for the City to respond at the Council meeting? Or did the Council decide ss2 to respond? Is the purpose to endorse the opinion previously provided, or could they change 6s3 the opinion provided to us earlier? ss� Will the City Council be addressing zoning questions only? Or will they question the merits 66� of community gardens too? 666 What is the format of the conversation? Do you present? Do we present? Do neighbors ss� present? Are all presenters timed? If so, how long is the presentation time? Can we show the 6s� plans and speak to them? 669 Can the neighborhood members interested in the garden - pro or con - attend? 6�o What does the City Council receive in their packets? The appeal letter and attachments? The 6�� letters that you sent us? We plan to send in a letter to address the 14 page appeal letter, but s�2 wanted to know if it would be read/considered at this time. s�s Tim Pratt in Parks and Rec was noted as a person familiar with our planned community 674 garden. Are you aware if Tim/others in Parks and Rec have seen the appeal letter and have 675 comments on same? Is there a value in requesting their assistance? 676 Lastly, what does 'no new information will be presented' mean? s�� Thanks for your comments as soon as possible. 678 My Best, 679 Kim 6ao Re: NCPC Plans 681 Thu 5/13/2010 11:30 AM 6s2 From: Bryan Lloyd 683 To: Spear, Kimberley M. 684 Thanks for the reply, Kim; that helped to complete the picture of NCPC's goals and 6�5 thoughts about the project. s86 As for your questions, the first point I'd like to clarify is that we/Roseville didn't ss� "approve" the community garden. The frank-but-oversimplified reality is that we looked 6�� at the plans and the zoning code, shrugged our shoulders, and said that the zoning code 689 doesn't regulate it. I gave the same reply to a homeowner who came in to ask about the 6yo required setbacks for a backyard swing set. I literally shrugged my shoulders and told 691 him that the code doesn't have any rules about it. This might be a subtle point, but when s92 the City approves something, that "something" required our approval: the community 693 garden doesn't require our approval, so we didn't "approve" it. 694 Moving on, then, the City Council meeting will begin at 6:00 p.m. on May 24th. I don't s9� have any knowledge of (or input into) the Council's agenda, but you can contact the 696 Administration Department (651-792-7001) to see what the schedule might be and to let 697 them know your preferences. 698 When the issue does come up, it'll begin with a presentation (prob'ly by me) about staff s 699 review of the garden plan and how we concluded that it isn't regulated by the zoning �oo code. Then there'll some discussion between the Councilmembers and staff about the �o � issues involved. That's all that the appeal process requires, but the meeting is open to the �02 public and I'm very confident that the City Council will allow any interested attendees to �03 share their thoughts. In fact, the Council will likely have additional questions for you and ^ —�