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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, October 22, 2018 <br /> Page 11 <br /> the message out, perhaps get some quotes on a text system. He thought the City <br /> should continue to discuss possibly implementing the snow emergency system for <br /> the 2019-2020 winter season. <br /> Councilmember McGehee stated because so many people come into Roseville <br /> that do not live in the City, the City will not be able to text everyone, so she <br /> thought some variant of the Bloomington Model, a blanket rule, would work best. <br /> Councilmember Etten stated he loved the work done through the Government Al- <br /> liance on Race and Equity (GARE) and thought it was one of the intentions when <br /> he came back from the League of Minnesota Cities training and one of the things <br /> that can be changed on how the City does things in a more significant and perma- <br /> nent way. He asked which properties or areas were targeted in the process of the <br /> door hangers. <br /> Chief Mathwig stated staff looked at the data from the last three years of snow <br /> events and he went through the information and had nine locations in Roseville <br /> which accounted for thirty-six percent of the citations over those years and all <br /> nine of them were multi-family. He reviewed the areas that were targeted for no- <br /> tification. He noted the common denominator was multi-family. <br /> Chief Mathwig stated during the process staff worked with landlords to find out <br /> what was being done for notification and the common denominator for all of them <br /> was door hangers, some were doing more, and some were doing less. He stated <br /> two of the complexes had Somali languages spoken and two had Spanish, so the <br /> door hangers were made up with Spanish, English and Somali language on the <br /> same door. <br /> Councilmember Etten thought the biggest issue the City is looking at is communi- <br /> cation. No matter what the City does, it will be communication. The goal would <br /> be to find how to communicate better. He thought the City has found a way to <br /> start the process of better communication but until there is better communication, <br /> he did not think it would make a difference, no matter what is done. <br /> Mr. Culver thought those were good points. Whatever the City does, he thought <br /> staff still needed to work with building managers for the unit buildings to try to <br /> post the regulations in different languages throughout the building and notify res- <br /> idents of different subscription services for notification. He thought if the City <br /> were to implement some sort of texting service or app, the City could reach a <br /> broader audience. <br /> Councilmember Etten agreed that broadening the way the City communicates is <br /> important and communication is the only way moving forward. <br />
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