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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, June 19, 2017 Page 8 commission look at the short-and long-term CIP to determine where adjustments could be made to fund needs without a resulting negative fund balance. As addressed by Councilmember Etten, Mayor Roe noted the things remaining in the Parks Master Plan effort that had yet to be addressed beyond Phase I to ac- complish full implementation. Chair Gelbach suggested the need for more discussion in a joint forum for ideas, noting the ongoing focus of the commission on funding issues moving forward. Chair Gelbach noted that the commission was currently revisiting these issues point by point as part of the comprehensive plan update process. Councilmember McGehee opined that it was important, before asking residents to support further investment for additional assets, that the commission provide a clear plan for how to keep existing assets in good shape to prove the city's com- mitment and stewardship of that investment. Chair Gelbach reported that the commission planned to come prepared at the next joint meeting to show how the recent upgrades have resulted in expanded use by the community of those parks and facilities. Mayor Roe thanked the commission for their attendance, update, and informative discussion. Recess Mayor Roe recessed the meeting at approximately 7:07 p.m., and reconvened at approximately 7:08 p.m. b. Request by the City of Roseville to Approve a Comprehensive Technical Up- date to the Requirements and Procedures for Processing Subdivision Pro- posals as Regulated in City Code, Title 11 (Subdivisions) and Revision of Lot Size Standards Established in City Code, Chapter 1004 (Residential Districts (PROD-0042) Senior Planner Bryan Lloyd briefly summarized the latest revisions of this final draft and highlighted various areas of an amended Subdivision Ordinance, with final vetting having been done by the Planning Commission and now the City Council. Title 11 (Subdivisions) Chapter 1101 (RCA Exhibit A) Page 1, line 30-32 (Owner) Mr. Lloyd noted Lloyd questioned the use of"owner" and how it should be de- scribed in this sense or what other kinds of owners may be indicated. Mayor Roe pointed out the use of"owner as applicant" (page 4, line 133) under the Minor Plat process, stating the "owner shall file an application." City Attorney Gaughan suggested not getting into that much detail as to the extent of ownership, but let them self-identify since the intent was to refer to the meas- ure of ownership over a subject property or duration of ownership, with any fur-