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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, April 8, 2019 Page 14 Mr. Trudgeon stated staff does expect the current litigation to be pulled back in the next couple of weeks so he thought the Council could tee that up for conversa- tion sooner than later. The other two items are important. The hotel/motel licens- ing will not get through the current Legislative session in order to get a bill re- garding that. With the Campus Master Plan, his first step would be to have a con- versation talking about what the Council wants to look at, what the City's needs are, and how far in advance does the Council want to look at it. Mayor Roe believed there was discussion as a Council regarding the Centerpointe PUD item. He stated the process was paused but he thought the Council decided what needed to be done. He thought once the litigation ends, the City can restart the process which means it will go to the Planning Commission. Councilmember Willmus noted there is a new Council, so he suggested the Cen- terpointe PUD item come back to the Council for review before it goes to the Planning Commission. Mayor Roe stated the Council wanted to bring back for discussion the Imagine Roseville item to decide where this will go and what it will look like. Mr. Trudgeon thought Imagine Roseville could be put on the agenda in the next month for initial conversation. Mayor Roe stated the Just Cause Ordinance discussion has not been brought up, but he understood the immediate case that was driving some of the discussion for that has been resolved in other ways and that person has found other housing. He was not sure where the Council was at with that item. Councilmember Willmus stated he was not sure he would want to continue the discussion, outside of a fairly broad process with MN Multi-Family Housing As- sociation, for example. He thought that a lot of folks might think that a Just Cause Ordinance might solve a lot of problems and he did not know that it neces- sarily does, especially when people are on hold over periods, for example. He stated this was not something high on his priority list. Mayor Roe stated there will be discussions coming up regarding housing policies and may be something that fits into that general discussion. Mr. Trudgeon stated some of these items will be relative to the Zoning Code dis- cussion or the housing discussion so he wondered if those items should come off the list completely or did the Council want to somehow track them knowing there will not be separate Council discussion. Mayor Roe thought the thing to do is to notate something on the Notes column or another column on the list, so the Council does not lose site of the item.