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City Council Work Session Meeting Monday, March 19, 2018 Page 6 Community Development Director Collins commented that the EDA will be re- viewing a proposal for an updated multifamily housing study next month, so that can be reflected in the Comp Plan. Regarding equity, this is a municipal growth document, so much of what is discussed hinges on demographic change and population change, and so much of the data sets available are race-based. Alt- hough it might not be called out, there is a lot of other language in the document with regard to other populations, such as seniors, different types of housing, and disabilities. Ms. Perdu commented there might be an opportunity to include equity language as its own highlight throughout the document. The data points and census data are race-based, but strategies are all over in addressing a lot of equity concerns. Chapter 2 Ms. Perdu noted the Planning Commission suggested this chapter be retitled Vi- sion, Goals, and Decisions. The goals and objectives have not changed since May 2017, which the Council approved at that time. But a decision-making rubric has been developed, which takes each goal and breaks it down into a series of ques- tions and measurables. The Planning Commission gave a lot of input on the measurables. The idea is to take the goals and actually use this information in the decision-making process, whether that is the Council, the Planning Commission , other Commissions, or staff members as well. Councilmember McGehee asked about the number of participants in outreach. Mayor Roe suggested including a table to illustrate participation, as it is presented inconsistently throughout the document. Councilmember McGehee indicated she does not like the word"rubric." Mayor Roe suggested the word"framework"instead of"rubric." Councilmember McGehee suggested moving Roseville 2040 to the left side of the upper line to improve readability. Councilmember Laliberte noted she does not mind the reference to engagement and the tools in certain park or transportation discussions. But an overall picture of engagement would fit perfectly right up in the front of this chapter. Mayor Roe noted the references to the engagement can be brief That will help remove repetitiveness from the document. Councilmember Etten noted the online survey is not a statistically valid survey, and that should be noted. He also asked about the purple dots on page 5.