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Roseville City Council
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11/5/2018
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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday,November 5, 2018 <br /> Page 16 <br /> Mr. Lloyd stated in regard to the pollinator discussion, he thought the wording in <br /> the Comprehensive Plan comes directly from the Pollinator Policy rather than re- <br /> ferring to it. <br /> Councilmember McGehee stated the only thing she had about the implementation <br /> chapter is she felt this is more of a chapter that belongs to the City and the City <br /> Council and really doesn't have any priorities. At some point, she felt the City <br /> Council had to go through it and look at the money to see how much is coming <br /> out of City funds and begin to add some of those items together. She felt this was <br /> a valid document but saw it as more of a working document for the City rather <br /> than as part of the Comprehensive Plan that goes to everybody else. <br /> Mayor Roe thought everything he had was minor and technical. He noted in <br /> chapter 4, Land Use, pages 4-5, there are numbers regarding acres of different <br /> land uses and references more broadly in the paragraph descriptions. It seemed <br /> like this was not one hundred percent clear once added together. He reviewed the <br /> document and indicated he answered his own question. <br /> Mayor Roe stated on page 9 of chapter 4, the chart on that page referencing popu- <br /> lation, the number does not match the same chart at the end of chapter 3. These <br /> need to be consistent. <br /> Mayor Roe stated at the end of the Land Use Chapter on the broad, large format <br /> pages regarding HarMar and Lexington/Larpenteur and Rosedale, he had a sug- <br /> gestion to describe what these are and what the purpose is. <br /> Ms. Purdue noted page 26 explains the large format pages but something could be <br /> put directly on them as well. <br /> Mayor Roe stated on page 5 of chapter 7, Transportation, the functional transpor- <br /> tation map is unreadable. <br /> Mayor Roe noted this item will go to the Planning Commission for review on No- <br /> vember 7th and back to the City Council for forwarding onto the Met Council on <br /> December 3rd <br /> Councilmember Willmus indicated one of the things he was pleased to see from <br /> other cities is the acknowledgement of the County Road D/Fairview intersection <br /> and some of the improvements the City can strive for as well as trail connectivity. <br /> He was pleased to see that feedback. <br /> e. Consider Adoption of 2019 City Council and Economic Development Au- <br /> thority Calendar <br />
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