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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, April 17, 2017 <br /> Page 13 <br /> Council's required new chapter on resiliency; with a close look intended at the <br /> city's and region's water and natural resources. <br /> At the request of Board Member Gogins, Ms. Collins advised that, as directed by <br /> the City Council, and with good, rich information remaining relevant for the most <br /> part from the 2030 plan, there would be a minimal change for the 2040 update be- <br /> yond minor tweaking. Ms. Collins opined that the goals and aspirations of the <br /> 2030 plan would remain mostly intact. <br /> Mayor Roe concurred, opining that the update was intended basically as a check- <br /> in to ensure the 2030 version was still viable. <br /> Board Chair Traynor stated his appreciation that the community continued to feel <br /> things were going well; and with recent issues suggested by the school board and <br /> city, overall feedback was that they were satisfied with how things were going. <br /> While unable to predict that this would also apply to the 2040 comprehensive plan <br /> update for the city, Chair Traynor noted that that community satisfaction level had <br /> served as affirmation for the school board. While recognizing that there remained <br /> challenges and changes ahead, Chair Traynor noted that the facility planning pro- <br /> cess was following a similar process to that used by the city. <br /> Even though periodic check-ins were good, Mayor Roe agreed, based on feedback <br /> received by the city in recent community surveys indicating that the general con- <br /> sensus was that things were going well. <br /> Councilmember McGehee opined that this was also indicated by those residents <br /> having lived in Roseville long-term and their excitement as they saw their homes <br /> turning over to their children or their children coming back to Roseville to pur- <br /> chase a home. <br /> Chair Traynor agreed, based on demographics that the school district was also <br /> aware of that organic growth entering the district, not simply due to open enroll- <br /> ment from outside Roseville, but also based on those demographic updates in Ro- <br /> seville with younger families moving into the community. <br /> Ms. Collins agreed that the intercept board comments, along with other sources, <br /> were supporting the theme that Roseville is a fantastic place and how it can be <br /> taken to the next level. While some comments have indicated that there is more <br /> need for diversity of businesses (smaller versus bigger) to meet community needs, <br /> Ms. Collins noted that the feedback so far didn't indicate that there were any huge <br /> gaps needing filling. <br /> Given the ongoing feedback that both the city and school district continued to re- <br /> ceive, Mayor Roe suggested that it could be used for promotional commercials <br /> about why Roseville remains an attractive place to live or move to. <br />
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