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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, August 8, 2016 Page 7 representative cautioned cities to beware of future potential attempts by the legis- lature to attempt a more firm position. Councilmember Laliberte advised that the LMC representative was seeking anecdotal information from each member city for their rationale in opting out for incorporation of that information for the legis- lature if and when this issue came back up. Councilmember McGehee stated her opposition to the proposed statutory lan- guage in its present form, opining it was ridiculous to have a six month time limit and one year maximum in attempting to address mental and/or physical impair- ment issues that typically took longer to resolve. As for addressing the aging population or hospice or dementia situations, Councilmember McGehee opined that proposed statutory language was not appropriate as stated. Councilmember McGehee expressed her interest in the community discussion of these issues and the City's proper structuring of city code language to facilitate a reasonable ap- proach for this temporary housing. After staff and the Planning Commission's analysis and study after opting out, and recommended language to the City Council, Mayor Roe noted one option at that time may be to decide to opt back in to the state legislation. However, Mayor Roe referenced the City of Roseville's current accessory dwelling unit provisions in city code, and suggested that may be an option in revising that existing lan- guage. Councilmember Laliberte noted the state requirements that current municipal or- dinance foris existing accessory dwelling or recreational vehicle language could not be used to address this temporary dwelling unit issue without amending it to adapt the intent. Mr. Paschke concurred, suggesting the city might prefer adopting its own ordi- nance and create its own process to support these temporary structures versus go- ing with state language as currently proposed. Mayor Roe recognized that community and advisory commission input would in- form the city's ordinance language going forward. However, Mayor Roe noted statutory requirements that cities have to comply with State language unless opt- ing out by September 1, 2016 did not allow an opportunity to gather input or for more in-depth consideration before that deadline. Laliberte moved, McGehee seconded, enactment of Ordinance No. 1507 (RCA Exhibit B) entitled, "An Ordinance Amending Title 10 of Roseville City Code to Opt Out of the Requirements of Minnesota State Statute, Chapter 462.3593, Which Defines and Regulates Temporary Family Health Care Dwellings (PROJ0017-AMDT29);" as amended with correction of the spelling of "ordi- nance" on line 2 of the draft ordinance.