2016-06-01_PC_Agenda_Packet - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

RPCA Attachment B Districts”to determine whether a new structure would be beneficial. Identify neighborhoods or small areas that may benefit from more intensive planning efforts and potential public investment. Transportation, Environmental Protection, and Utilities:Thesechapters will be updated by the Public Works Department in conjunction with another specialized consultant. Housing and Neighborhoods, and Economic Development and Redevelopment: The nature of the extent to which chapters should be reviewed and updated will depend on the financial and staffresources committed to such activities; the newly-formed Economic Development Authority is currently developing strategies in these content areas, which will help to guide the comprehensive plan update. Parks, Open Space, and Recreation: This chapter will require minimal work, as it will largely reference the 2010 System Master Plan and the 2012 Master Plan Implementation Process documents. Implementation: Updates to this chapter will be necessary to account for how the community has changed since the adoption of the 2030 Comprehensive Plan and to reflect updated goals and policies of the body of the plan 3. Other Project Elements Project elements that should be described within the project approach and scope of work include the following: Community Participation: The City of Roseville values the input of both its residential and business communities. Therefore, the Comprehensive Plan Update will require a creative public participation process that builds from the efforts of the Imagine Roseville 2025 community visioning process and engages a wide-range of community members. Steering Committee: The Roseville City Council will select a community steering committee to help guide the Comprehensive Plan Update process. The steering committee will be created by the City Council in an effort to represent a broad spectrum of interests. Process Coordination: In order to complete the Comprehensive Plan Update in a timely and efficient manner, the selected consulting team will need to coordinate effectively with city staff. 4. Client Responsibilities City staff will provide all existing documentation to the consultant and will make staff available on an as needed basis. The City has the capabilities to complete the mapping required for the Comprehensive Plan Update, and it will be the responsibility of the consultant to coordinate with staff on the production of maps and other needed geographic information. City staff will schedule, coordinate, and make all necessary arrangements for meetings conducted by the consultant during the course of this project. City of Roseville, Minnesota 3 of 5 June 15, 2007August 29, 2016 Page 3 of 5