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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, December 3, 2018 Page 14 outside with a one-week extension of time for the owner to complete repairs by December 10, 2018. Roll Call Ayes: McGehee, Willmus, Laliberte, Etten, and Roe. Nays: None Consider Approval of Roseville's 2019 Legislative Priorities City Manager Patrick Trudgeon briefly highlighted this item as detailed in the RCA and related attachments dated December 3, 2018. He noted a lot of the pri- orities on the list are things the City had in 2018. There are three new ones for consideration. First is in regard to allowing for an on-sale intoxicating liquor li- cense for the Senior Home Community Building. Second is regarding changes to the Minnesota Presidential Primary and the final item for consideration at Special Legislation regarding TIF District 17A (HSS TIF District for Twin Lakes). Mayor Roe asked if the Council had any concerns or objections to adding TIF District 17A as a legislative action the City would like to request. Council was fine with adding TIF District 17A as a legislative action. Mayor Roe asked if the Council wanted to discuss the proposed high priority items as opposed to other items. Councilmember Willmus stated he had a question regarding Municipal Hotel Li- censing. He stated there was some limited conversation that there might be a path outside of this. He asked what is staffs outlook on that and should that item re- main on the list. Mr. Trudgeon stated he has not had a chance to pursue that any further. He thought there might be some opportunities through delegation by the County. He thought there needed to be more research. He thought this would be a two-track approach and take time to look further into this item. Councilmember McGehee asked moving forward, how long a list the City wants to have. She thought there was too much in the priority schedule, even if the Council ranks the priority of the items. She ranked the Oval as choice number one. Her second choice was to be able to have sprinkler system in the multi- family housing. She thought that was a health, safety and welfare issue that need- ed attention. Her priority number three was the TIF funds and item four would be the State-Wide Licensing of Massage Therapists. She stated she would also in- clude the reimbursement of the Deputy Registrars. Item six would be Advocating for Increased Transportation Funding.