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May 7, 2018 City Council Minutes
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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, May 7, 2018 <br /> Page 17 <br /> They take a look through the draft plan and highlight inconsistencies that would <br /> prevent the plan being approved by the Met Council. A copy of their comments <br /> was received in April, and there are a lot of advisory comments in the letter. <br /> What the Met Council marked as inconsistencies or incomplete have already been <br /> corrected. A couple of outstanding things will continue to be worked on from <br /> now until it is submitted again in six months. The Met Council review did not <br /> find any major inconsistencies with Council policies. <br /> Ms. Perdu continued that the Met Council is suggesting an update of their own <br /> forecast for the City of Roseville. Their original forecast was done in 2015,using <br /> 2014 population estimates. In doing so, their 2016 population estimates made it <br /> look Roseville's population was dipping, which was not accurate. Therefore, they <br /> have updated the population forecast, not the households or employment. They <br /> will update the forecast that the population will grow slightly, so there is not a <br /> negative number. They also adjusted persons per household. The table has been <br /> updated in the draft document. The changes made do not change affordable hous- <br /> ing population or future land use or how density numbers meet their forecast. <br /> Most of this is very technical language. <br /> City Planner Lloyd noted the timeline on page 4 of the staff report. The Council <br /> had considered reviewing the Comp Plan and authorizing distribution to surround- <br /> ing communities on May 21st. As Ms. Perdu mentioned, six months' review time <br /> must be allowed for. Most of the comments will come in much sooner. Some <br /> may never come in, because they have other things to work on. If the full six- <br /> month period needs to expire, that gets the City to November. There will be time <br /> to prepare a packet for the December Council meeting to submit the final plan to <br /> the Met Council. This gets potentially tight at the end of that timeframe. Staff <br /> recommends discussing the draft of the plan tonight and considering making the <br /> authorizing to distribute to surrounding communities. <br /> Councilmember McGehee thanked staff for their work on this. This was not the <br /> Council's intention that so much of the work was done by the staff. It is greatly <br /> appreciated. She commented that this was supposed to be simple technical update <br /> of the other Comp Plan. Instead it turned out to be a significant rewrite. It is not <br /> possible to get people to engage if they are not willing to engage. She would like <br /> to have discussion on the City's zoning code, impervious surface,heights of <br /> buildings in high-density areas, walkability, parking lot issues, and transportation <br /> issues. She believes the City has to have an overarching vision that matches with <br /> its policies that she is not sure is in place. This does not have any financial piece <br /> associated with it. For the Council, one thing that has bothered her about the is- <br /> sue of sustainability is affordability. She would like to think of some strategic <br /> ideas for the City, because it is an almost ideal location in terms of the kinds of <br /> things that can be done. She wants strategic planning to be part of the process. <br />
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