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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, October 20, 2014 Page 16 this moment; however,he noted that the City Council could not have a full under- standing of where they stand, since many concepts may work in theory, but other issues may come up as part of the process. Mr. Bilotta advised that every city us- es a similar process, and the City of Roseville needed to follow those steps as well. Councilmember McGehee suggested to Mr. Mueller that Community Develop- ment Director Bilotta would be available to facilitate a meeting with the City En- gineer, himself and neighbors to work out the details to everyone's benefit, and provide insight on problem areas needing further work before he went ahead with additional engineering costs. While noting that this was not a public hearing, Community Development Direc- tor Bilotta encouraged the public to consult him or the City Engineer at any time with their questions and/or comments. Recess Mayor Roe recessed the meeting at approximately 7:48 p.m. and reconvened at approximately 7:55 p.m. Mayor Roe announced a meeting on October 21 from 2:30 — 4:10 at the Fairview Community Center Solarium to define Alzheimer's needs in the community; and City Manager Trudgeon encouraged residents to attend whether they had time to submit an R.S.V.P.before then or not. b. Discuss Organized Waste Collection Mayor Roe noted the purpose of this discussion following results of the most re- cent community survey related to organized waste collection, as detailed in the staff report dated October 20, 2014 and attachments; and had been requested by Councilmember Willmus. City Manager Trudgeon reviewed events and legislative changes since the last discussion of the City Council at their November 18, 2013 meeting where public testimony was heard. After that discussion, Mr. Trudgeon noted that the PWETC had passed a resolution recommending that the City Council consider organized collection; and the community survey had randomly sampled the community's desire for that option. Mr. Trudgeon noted that the Village of St. Anthony had re- cently begun a process under the new state law, and begun the proscribed negotia- tion process with haulers as of April 30, 2014. Mr. Trudgeon advised that it ap- peared that the Village had entered into an agreement with the hauler consortium for five years, with those rates published and averages and analysis provided on page two of the staff report. Mayor Roe asked for clarification on the chart if the listed fees were for trash and recycling or only trash; with City Manager Trudgeon and Public Works Director Schwartz advising that they would need consult the actual document again before responding.