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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday,July 13, 2015 <br /> Page 17 <br /> Mayor Roe noted that got to the assessment item for follow-up by getting com- <br /> missions involved in the assessment process, using all advisory commissions and <br /> their expertise and in determining measurements. <br /> Ms. Christiansen noted the interest of the full CEC, and agreed with meeting more <br /> than once a year, perhaps quarterly for quick updates by the CEC, and if expecta- <br /> tions of advisory commissions are clearly stated by the City Council, it could pro- <br /> vide a quick update and check-in on what a commission should work on or what a <br /> relevant project may be. Ms. Christianson noted this would also provide for cus- <br /> tomizing and measuring as previously stated as a goal; and expressed appreciation <br /> that the City Council agreed the community engagement process should not be <br /> static, and while it may be trial and error, it needed to be organic as communities <br /> and people change through growth, requiring reassessment after measurement. <br /> Lisa McCormick,2950 Wheeler Street North <br /> Ms. McCormick suggested, in addition to advisory commissions, the City involve <br /> members of the public-at-large to participate in assessments of evaluating the pro- <br /> cess. Ms. McCormick expressed her appreciation with this discussion and com- <br /> mended the City Council for its work in bringing this forward. While hearing a <br /> commitment to community engagement, Ms. McCormick questioned where it was <br /> at in the process, recognizing that it took time and the community would continue <br /> to grow in the process. <br /> Ms. McCormick pointed out to Mayor Roe her appreciation of the comments in <br /> customizing the IAP-2 process, and suggested formation of a task force to look at <br /> this, perhaps moving ahead of some of the principles noted in the handouts, and <br /> customizing it to Roseville. Ms. McCormick referenced a recent statement of her <br /> neighbor Kathy Erickson, in recognizing the unique flavors of neighborhoods in <br /> Roseville that were not apparent in other first-ring suburbs, and thereby support- <br /> ing the idea of customizing the engagement process and evaluation tools for Ro- <br /> seville. <br /> Regarding the comments about the Dale Street Project and ownership of land ver- <br /> sus private ownership, Ms. McCormick questioned if that may be another mis- <br /> conception, opining that until stakeholders were involved in the process, it may be <br /> found that they're closer together than initially thought. Further opining that eve- <br /> ryone wants what's best for the community. <br /> Reiterating her comments from several meetings ago, Ms. McCormick spoke to <br /> the development of a Code of Ethics, and displayed an example entitled, "IAP2 <br /> Code of Ethics for Public Participation Practitioners" also provided in training <br /> materials from the LMC conference attended by Mayor Roe and Councilmember <br /> Laliberte; and suggested it be included for consideration. <br />
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