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to residents. Mr. Culver noted this would require a cost for the city and impact utility rates <br />accordingly to offer such a cap. While it wouldn’t cover the total costs of such a program, <br />Mr. Culver suggested municipal revenue royalties from such an insurance program could <br />serve to offset those costs. <br />Chair Stenlund stated he was not prepared to talk about an inspection cap at the property <br />line any more at this time. <br />Member Cihacek stated that this remained his pet project and that he remained interested <br />in pursuing potential bid alternatives in neighborhoods under construction for those <br />residents desiring such an option, and for new construction moving forward but not old <br />residences. With this program, Member Cihacek stated he was less concerned, as clean- <br />up could be taken care of over time; but agreed to tabling further conversation on it until <br />February or March of 2016 to review this program first to determine how well it would <br />perform. However, Member Cihacek opined it provided a good solution for many of <br />Roseville’s residents and the aging infrastructure throughout the community. <br /> <br />