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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 20 <br /> Councilmember McGehee stated she is open to lots of symbols other than the <br /> rose. She also spoke earlier today with City Manager Trudgeon and Ms. Collins, <br /> and they both said the City can take time over the summer to get more input and <br /> feedback,particularly regarding the Larpenteur/Lexington area. During this time <br /> period, the City is free to have more engagement. <br /> Councilmember Willmus expressed support for sticking to the previously an- <br /> nounced timeline. <br /> Councilmember Etten suggested the City can seek feedback on the 21St,but there <br /> is nothing major happening that will change what neighboring communities will <br /> comment on. The 21St can be kept as an item to look for continued feedback, <br /> without feeling like it has to be released after that. There will be more updates <br /> and changes. <br /> Mayor Roe offered an opportunity for public comment. <br /> Public Comment <br /> Ward Schwie, 1383 Ryan, Roseville <br /> Mr. Schwie recalled that in the last two planning processes, planning district 14 <br /> was promised a park,but it has not happened. <br /> Mayor Roe indicated staff can look into that. <br /> Mr. Schwie also asked why Harmar area is being rezoned. He asked why Harmar <br /> is being moved away from a local shopping center. All of the"dales" shopping <br /> center have 4 access points, and Harmar only has 2. Making this a regional shop- <br /> ping center will make it a nightmare in terms of traffic. <br /> Diana Dunn, 1971 Simpson Street, Roseville <br /> Ms. Dunn noted that she shares a number of Mr. Schwie's concerns. She also <br /> thanked the Mayor and Council for responding to her email. She loves living in <br /> Roseville. The Comp Plan is new to her. She asked that Councilmembers look at <br /> a more viable way of approaching communication with citizens, other than just <br /> posting it on a website. She moved to Roseville four years ago,because it has <br /> been an ideal location for her. She hoped and planned to live here comfortably <br /> for 25-30 years in the house she bought. Not being aware of the Comp Plan has <br /> been disheartening. Since purchasing the home, she is concerned about her real <br /> estate investment. She takes a lot of pride living in Roseville and is conscientious <br /> in supporting local businesses. She is concerned about traffic flow, crime, noise, <br /> and she also wants the City to honor the resolution when the Cub went in. Resi- <br /> dential properties surround HarMar Mall, and changes will impact real estate val- <br /> ues. She has serious concern about the lack of green space for the children in the <br /> area. She is also concerned about a mixed-use zoning change. She asked what <br />
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