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City Council Work Session Meeting Monday, March 19, 2018 Page 19 Mayor Roe suggested this is a good chapter to keep in the Comp Plan. It does not really matter what other entities think about including it or not. Keeping it in this spot makes sense. The who, when, and how are, somewhat speculative at the be- ginning of the 10-year period. Formatting wise, a horizontal band across the top of the page will help distinguish sections from each other, along with larger text that says what the section is. Additionally, on page 1, it says 5-year CIP, and he suggested removing the words "5-year." Councilmember Etten clarified that all of the Commissions will have a chance to review the Comp Plan. Mr. Lloyd responded that in a recent conversation with the City Manager, the idea was to make sure the various Commissioners are aware of the new draft, but staff has not asked for Commission action in a formal way for their view. Ms. Olson added that several of the staff Commission liaisons have sent it out to their Commissions and asked for feedback, similar to feedback from other resi- dents, through the website. Mayor Roe noted there has been specific feedback from one member of the Fi- nance Commission. Councilmember Etten asked if it is possible to have the Finance Commission look at the "how" portion. It is hard to know what will happen in 5 or 10 years, so this is pretty general. Councilmember Laliberte concurred this is general, and she does not know whether Finance Commission members will dispute anything that is in the col- umn, but it would be good for them to remember in their future work what is ref- erenced in the Comp Plan. The bigger question is whether there should be a more formal process to obtain Commission feedback. Mayor Roe commented one challenge may be that a lot of the Commissions al- ready have things on their agendas, and it might be a lot to ask them to consider this full Comp Plan with already full meeting agendas. Councilmember McGehee commented there are a lot of things the City is working on related to infrastructure. Something else that jumped to mind were increased multicultural events in the City. But the most important thing is with the devel- opment of TCAP, what is the identity of Roseville as it becomes a pass-through to TCAP. She wonders whether any resilience planning has been done to prepare for possible significant changes in the retail market, or whether considerations have been made for additional electric charging stations for cars. These are things that people are talking about. Those are forward-thinking things that are different