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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,November 5, 2018 Page 9 public purpose of requiring licenses is still valid. He indicated he did not have an answer as to what percentage of pet owners are actually getting a license and thought it was fairly small. Councilmember Willmus thought it would be interesting if staff could glean a lit- tle of that background for the Council but not something the Council should act on. He thought it was an interesting read. Mr. Miller stated he would talk to the Roseville Police Department about this be- cause one of the purposes of having the pet license is to return pets that are lost. He stated staff would gather some information and bring it back to a future Coun- cil Work session. Mayor Roe stated one of the things the City did was to create a lifetime license for pets that are both sterilized and micro-chipped to incentivize people to do both the spaying and neutering as well as the use of the micro-chips and the fee is minimal. He was not sure how many of those types of licenses Roseville has compared to the two-year licenses. He thought it would be interesting to find out those statis- tics because it might be worthwhile to keep the lifetime license. Councilmember Willmus indicated he would also like this item (the Fee Sched- ule) brought back to the Council at the December meeting when the budget and levy is considered. Councilmember McGehee thought the utility disconnect fee was fairly high. Mr. Culver stated this fee is high in recognition of the amount of work that goes into the disconnect. He stated the service is actually being disconnected from the main. The reason the City is doing this is because the City does not want the street to be ripped up at any given time. The City would rather take the $5,000 in and do the disconnect when the City is working on the street later so there are not a lot of patches in the streets. This would not be done for every home either. The only time the fee will be charged is when the City is absolutely sure the service should be permanently disconnected from the main at some point. Consensus of the Council was to approve this item at the December 3, 2018 meet- ing along with the budget and levy. d. Review the Suggested Edits to the Draft 2040 Comprehensive Plan Based on the Completion of the Updated Housing Needs Analysis and the Comments Received To-Date from the Six-Month Affected Jurisdiction Review Process Senior Planner Bryan Lloyd briefly highlighted this item as detailed in the RCA and related attachments dated November 5, 2018.