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"NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Roseville, <br />Public Works, Environment, and Transportation Commission hereby <br />recommends to the Roseville City Council to [begin the state - mandated <br />process to implement] organized solid waste collection in the City of <br />Roseville with the consideration of the following goals:..." <br />Chair Vanderwall opined that he liked the idea that the first goal was economic. <br />Chair Vanderwall advised that he anticipated once the City Council received this <br />resolution of recommendation they would return the issue to the PWETC to start <br />the process as a commission, whether that included Public Hearings at the <br />PWETC level or if those would be held at the City Council level. Chair <br />Vanderwall opined that his perspective was that the PWETC should serve as the <br />body for public comment via Public Hearings. <br />Member DeBenedet, referencing Goal #5 (page 2) suggested the need for caution <br />related with statements about safety unless there was reliable evidence to support <br />that statement. Member DeBenedet opined that, while the number of trucks on a <br />road affecting safety may not have justifiable data to support it, obviously the <br />more vehicles on a road, the more accidents occurring. <br />Chair Vanderwall, from his perspective with bus transportation and 1500 — 2000 <br />bus stops in Roseville, advised that he frequently fielded questions from parents <br />expressing concern with trucks going too fast on city streets; and other relevant <br />pieces to this beyond trucks using city streets. On a related note, Chair <br />Vanderwall noted that there are currently 3,600 kids in summer school in <br />Roseville, making it a year -round issue, not just during the regular school year. <br />Member DeBenedet clarified that he was not asking that Goal #5 be struck at this <br />point just cautioned the need for more research or specific evidence. <br />Member Felice opined that, while it may be harder to measure actual data, <br />perceived security and safety was an important factor to consider in <br />neighborhoods as well. <br />Chair Vanderwall noted that this was a significant step by the PWETC; however, <br />he noted that it had been under discussion and analysis for a considerable time, <br />and opined that it was now time to move forward. <br />Ayes: 4 <br />Nays: 0 <br />Motion carried. <br />7. Review DRAFT Comprehensive Storm Water Management Plan (CSWMP) <br />Update Discussion <br />City Engineer Bloom briefly introduced this item subsequent to the discussion <br />held at the last meeting, and comments incorporated into this updated draft. <br />Page 6 of 18 <br />
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