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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,June 5, 2017 Page 6 permanently filled when the 2018 budget was considered from a broader scope. If this employee hired out elsewhere, Councilmember Etten asked if the cadet posi- tion would be filled or depend on timing and current personnel, or automatically hired into the cadet position. Chief Mathwig responded that it would depend on the current cadre of four CSO's; and their educational qualifications and the quality of their work, as well as annual budget cycles and planning situations. Mayor Roe spoke in support of the motion, noting that it created a position main- tained as a permanent available option, provided it would be staffed based on the current situation at that time. At the request of Mayor Roe, Chief Mathwig clari- fied that the intent was to retain four CSO positions for 2017 and seek additional funding in 2018 for that position. Mayor Roe stated that he didn't want the posi- tion to be considered a permanent one, but an available option as an additional tool. Councilmember Laliberte suggested some mechanism be put in place to review the position to avoid it becoming permanent based solely on a particular personal- ity and involving someone already interviewed and in the job. City Manager Trudgeon clarified that as with any situation, as with the 2018 budget, choices would be called out for specific conversations, especially directly revolving around whether or not to fund the position in 2018 rather than having it get lost in the shuffle and thus become revolving and permanent. Roll Call Ayes: Laliberte, Etten, McGehee and Roe. Nays: None. e. Approve Creation of an Ordinance Restricting Parking in Front of Mailbox- es Police Chief Rick Mathwig briefly summarized this request as detailed in the RCA. Councilmember McGehee noted that as part of this action, consideration was also needed for those parking their vehicles too close to intersections. Chief Mathwig advised that, while there is a state law addressing those situations, in order for the Roseville Police Department to enforce it, they relied on citizens to inform them of situations that they observe that create issues. City Manager Trudgeon read an email received by staff earlier today from Cyn- thia White stating her opposition to enforcing this beyond state fair time, and then only temporarily rather than using Police staff to enforce this rather than other more serious situations.