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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, May 22, 2017 Page 9 Specific to walkabouts, Councilmember McGehee asked if there was a starting point for those wishing to provide feedback but unable to perform the walkabout. Ms. Purdu confirmed that starting locations were indicated on all post card and maps. Ms. Purdu reviewed next steps for the Planning Commission and staff, with the most immediate effort now in drafting a future land use map with them to prompt additional community feedback. Ms. Purdu advised that additional time would be spent on evaluating districts themselves, how they're currently described and the densities behind them; along with identifying key redevelopment parcels (e.g. Har Mar Mall site). Councilmember Willmus asked that this update remain cognizant of the amount of property currently guided for high density residential (HDR) designation and review prior designations as to their continued appropriateness. Mayor Roe agreed, suggesting the consultants and staff review past City Council meeting minutes for those extensive discussions and interest in focusing on sever- al areas of opportunities and other areas of ongoing concerns not currently pro- posed to change in the near future and to help inform the process. Councilmember McGehee reiterated her concern that those immediately impacted by changes in zoning designation needed to provide their feedback and not leave it up to the City Council and Planning Commission. Councilmember McGehee also asked for a review of the current definition between Regional and Communi- ty Business districts, as addressed by the City Attorney in a previous opinion and needing to be revised. Ms. Purdu advised that that last issue was currently being reviewed in-house by staff and her consulting team. Councilmember Laliberte echoed the comments of her colleagues, noting the many conversations held about the amount of HDR and need for more variations in housing types in Roseville to avoid residents moving to other communities of- fering those preferred options, even though residents didn't want to leave Rose- ville,but didn't have a choice at this point. Specific to localized meetings and discussions, Mayor Roe agreed with Coun- cilmember McGehee's point to seek feedback from residents in areas of potential conflict specifically where changes are proposed - before it gets to the Planning Commission or City Council for final consideration of the 2040 comprehensive plan update. In conclusion, Ms. Purdu reviewed the decision-making rubric initially discussed at the beginning of the process, using the outline of the Imagine Roseville 2025