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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, February 13, 2017 Page 16 suggested "Inclusive City and Civic Life, Activities and Governance." Mayor Roe also noted the additional engagement piece as a task for the CEC and HRC process currently being undertaken; and refinement of the CIP as discussed. Mayor Roe noted tonight's discussion identifying a lot of other priorities moving to "tasks." With Councilmember McGehee noting that pathway connectivity was also tied to the CIP; Mayor Roe added that with larger retail properties,just getting from the car to a store was sometimes difficult. However, with the focus on that type of is- sue and as noted by Councilmember Willmus, Mayor Roe suggested the need to consider whether something rose to the level to warrant being a priority for the City Council going forward. City Manager Trudgeon thanked the City Council for recognizing the need to re- fine the priority list, affirming that many of the things mentioned tonight were in the works in the background. For his benefit, Mr. Trudgeon reviewed those items addressed by the City Council during tonight's discussion and for refinement of the PPP by staff, including but not limited to: ■ Connectivity ■ Inclusive Governance ■ CIP refinement City Manager Trudgeon listed some of the other ideas identified tonight, includ- ing: ■ Review of the multi-family rental licensing program is a task and would not be included in the PPP ■ No comment on Councilmember Etten's more frequent review of advisory commissions ■ Interest in single-level housing stock and the broader housing issues would not be included in the PPP ■ SE Roseville remaining as an important priority but as a subheading under the new"inclusive"priority ■ Creation of a policy for inclusivity of everything citywide whether involving economic development or focusing on results when combined with other areas ■ Remove "increase residential housing values" as that was achieved by the market ■ Remove"move-up housing" City Manager Trudgeon advised that he would combine this information, create different categories, and prepare a draft for review by the City Council. Specific to establishing a measure of effectiveness for each infrastructure compo- nent, Mayor Roe asked if that had been accomplished or could be checked off.