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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, April 18, 2016 Page 16 plemented, but for the other buildings, those larger functional systems and com- ponents were included, while more aesthetic things (e.g. carpets or chairs) were not typically ranked. Based on his reading of the draft policy language, Mayor Roe agreed that other than the park buildings in the 4th bullet point ((line 45-46), there was no reference to other city -owned buildings and facilities or similar parenthetical items, and suggested language recognizing that. City Manager Trudgeon duly noted the need to make the policy document more inclusive as suggested. Housing and Economic Development — Focus on SE Roseville (page 32) City Manager Trudgeon referenced page 33, and the draft outline for a proposed concept for focus group meetings to engage the broader community. Mr. Trudg- eon noted that potential stakeholders had been initially reviewed by staff, but had yet to be vetted by the City Council, and once sorted out .would be presented for formal action to the City Council. On page 33, Councilmember Etten suggested including staff from other commu- nities bordering the area (e.g. Maplewood). Mayor Roe noted they were included in the working group list on page 33. Housing and Economic Development — Focus on SE Roseville (page 34) City Manager Trudgeon reviewed those items listed. Housing and Economic Development- Foster Twin Lake Redevelopment (page 35 City Manager Trudgeon reviewed those items listed. Housing and Economic Development — Create Move -Up Housing Opportunities (page 36 City Manager Trudgeon advised that staff had been reviewing previous housing studies, and in May intended to have more discussion with the City Council on housing initiatives. Housing and Economic Development — Increase Residential Housing Values (page 37 City Manager Trudgeon reviewed those items listed, reiterating that additional discussion with the City Council was scheduled for May. Housing and Economic Development — Facilitate City-wide Economic Develop- ment page 38)