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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,January 8, 2018 Page 8 Mayor Roe noted that is an important consideration,to help simplify the core mis- sion of those care centers as well as save money on vehicles, drivers and insur- ance. Mayor Roe pointed out that access to Cub Foods at B and Rice Street would be important to Brittany Marion apartment residents without a vehicle, and suggested it be considered as an added stop even if it is technically outside city limits. Mr. Olson added that there has been separate discussion about creating a medical loop, and conversations have been held with Allina. At some point in time, these medical appointment loops will happen with the ride-hale service. But from a lower-income situation, NewTrax would be willing to look at a medical loop. Al- lina has indicated if the loop is created, they may set aside a chunk of time on that schedule for walk-in schedule. Mayor Roe expressed support for this concept, noting he supports City participa- tion and as well as funding. Mayor Roe then reminded the viewing audience of the dates of the transportation mini-forums: January 20, January 30, February 7, and April 14, which will be the larger forum at the library. Ms. Barsel shared details regarding discussions with an adult learning center. Several teachers are planning on providing information to their students and bringing some of the students to this event to the January 30 forum. Other groups that have been excited about this are the two housing managers for Aeon: Sienna Green and Sun Place Apartments. Ms. Barsel urged the City to help communicate this information in any way. Members of CHAT are willing to take things to specific sites, if they cannot at- tend the listed events. Mayor Roe noted folks are brought to his place of employment several times a week by NewTrax, and he strongly supports their mission. He thanked NewTrax for the services they provide in the larger community. b. Consider Approval of Proposed Text Ordinance Amendments of the Rose- ville City Code, Section 907.04: EXPIRATION OF REGISTRATION Building Official Englund briefly highlighted staffs recommendation as detailed in the RCA and related attachments dated January 8, 2018. In response to a question from Mayor Roe, Mr. Englund concurred there will no longer be prorated partial approvals.