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Roseville City Council
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5/6/2019
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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, May 6, 2019 <br /> Page 27 <br /> Councilmember Laliberte wanted to talk about the Commission's section of the <br /> Engagement Toolkit. This might originate with HRIEC and be adopted by the <br /> Council, but she thought if there are going to be recommendations or tools in <br /> place that other Commissions, where the expectation is to follow that too, <br /> wouldn't those Commissions utilize that tool kit as well. She thought a task <br /> should be added in order to add the other Commissions into the process through <br /> some kind of an education step. <br /> Councilmember Willmus requested looking at various means of social media that <br /> can be used that are not being used now. He thought the City should be more <br /> proactive about using those types of tools. <br /> Mr. Trudgeon reviewed the Housing priority with the City Council. <br /> Mayor Roe thought a measure of success ought to be progressive in increasing the <br /> number of units in the different types of housing the City is targeting. <br /> Councilmember Willmus stated the Maxfield Study does a really good job and fo- <br /> cuses on multi-family housing and he thought if a similar study were to be looked <br /> at and focus on for example, medium density residential, not only is it going to <br /> show a significant shortfall in Roseville but more broadly regionally a significant <br /> shortfall will be seen so that may be something the Council should have a Com- <br /> mission further study. <br /> Mr. Trudgeon reviewed Capital Improvements with the Council, improving Pe- <br /> destrian Connectivity and Safety. <br /> Mayor Roe stated under measures of success, does it make sense to have an ac- <br /> counting for the number of facilities installed of the types identified. <br /> Mr. Culver clarified the intent, when he put this together, it was to be more con- <br /> sistent on the application of the crosswalks. It is not necessarily the goal to install <br /> more crosswalks across the City. He thought the goal was to have more specific <br /> criteria and guidelines where the City is installing them, where the City goes be- <br /> yond just installing crosswalks as far as flashers, etc., and even beyond that to <br /> help with education campaigns. <br /> Councilmember Laliberte thought education could be something added as a <br /> measure of success. <br /> Mr. Trudgeon reviewed Capital Improvements, Improve Storm Water Facilities <br /> with the City Council. <br /> The Council was fine with this priority. <br />
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