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City Council Work Session Meeting <br /> Monday, March 19, 2018 <br /> Page 7 <br /> Ms. Perdu explained the blue dots show where people live. The purple dots indi- <br /> cate non-Roseville residents. <br /> LHB Consultant Lydia Major noted that 40 to 50 unique responses were counted. <br /> There is a complete survey in a community engagement process, and it includes <br /> all of the detail needed. That information can be worked into this document to <br /> whatever extent the Council wants. <br /> Mayor Roe commented that some of the maps should be reformatted for readabil- <br /> ity. <br /> Councilmember McGehee commented this is limited engagement compared to the <br /> visioning process. She suggested that doing the bar charts in full color gives an <br /> impression of a much more substantial piece of data. She would like to include <br /> the middle-schoolers and resident submitted suggestions in the Resilience Chapter <br /> as well. She also would like the outreach summarized up front to reduce repeti- <br /> tiveness of listing it in each chapter. <br /> Mayor Roe noted it is important to highlight key input just for that chapter. <br /> Councilmember Etten suggested including something like "in this section, we had <br /> this special type of outreach" that helped draw input. For the Economic Devel- <br /> opment chapter, for example,business group meetings were held. <br /> Ms. Perdu commented that the memo outlining all of the outreach efforts and par- <br /> ticipation will be included in the appendix. <br /> Mayor Roe suggested adding something about why there is less community input <br /> in this process, because it is an update. He also suggested noting that these are <br /> not statistically valid surveys, etc. <br /> Councilmember McGehee questioned why there is so much emphasis if the sur- <br /> vey is not statistically valid, and if this was a formal visioning process. <br /> Councilmember Etten commented it is important to include public input in the <br /> appropriate chapters. <br /> Councilmember Laliberte commented that if the memo will be in the appendix <br /> with every single data point, it should not be included in chapter 2. But chapter 2 <br /> also needs the context provided. Having a unique outreach that helped inform a <br /> particular chapter would be helpful. <br /> Ms. Perdu gave context to the "What We Heard" capsule included in each chap- <br /> ter, noting its purpose is to emphasize the input that informs what is in the chap- <br /> ter. The process can be de-emphasized if it is more fully articulated in chapter 2. <br />
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