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172 is a competitive market and the City is competing with its neighbors. These are <br />173 businesses that other communities want as well for their redevelopment sites so the <br />174 City has to incentivize these companies with TIF or helping to clean up the site so <br />175 then to also put additional requirements for sustainability on top of that and unless <br />176 the City is willing to pay for those, is very hard to sell to those businesses because <br />177 those businesses will go somewhere else. Until it is looked at making these <br />178 requirements at a regional or statewide level it is really hard to stick to it because <br />179 developers will be lost to other cities. <br />180 <br />181 Member Misra stated she was not suggesting that there is not competition or there <br />182 is not protocol the City follows but she thought to the extent that this Commission <br />183 meets and people attend the meetings and make public comments and the <br />184 Commission tries to be responsive to that, she thought to say it is only when the <br />185 City Council proposes a policy and passes it means that everything else the <br />186 Commission is doing around this table isn't significant. She would like to know <br />187 when staff is taking on a project that staff is cross referencing it to the other things <br />188 that have been talked about and that there could be a systematic way of doing that <br />189 so that the City knows it is looking at issues like habitat or a preference for a green <br />190 community in various ways because the City is competing and there are certainly <br />191 plots of Roseville that have been difficult to develop but on the other hand she <br />192 would just as easily argue that Roseville is a very choice community with an <br />193 incredibly wonderful location and a lot of great resources and people are interested <br />194 in moving to the City so to that extent she thought it was important that the <br />195 Commissio adheres to the values talked about at the table whether or not the City <br />196 Council kes it all into policy at a certain level, whether it is an ordinance or a <br />197 code, there has been a lot of discu around things that the Commission talks <br />198 about that coul e ref renced. <br />199 <br />200 C air Ci acek agree t at the communication goes two ways. <br />201 <br />202 7. Sustainable RosevillXthe <br />203 Environmental Specian introduced Philipp Muessig, GreenStep Cities <br />204 Program CoordinatorPollution Control Agency and Sean Gosiewski, <br />205 Exec ' Director of Alliance for Sustainability who made a presentation to the <br />206 Commi regarding Roseville's current sustainability efforts, and what could be <br />207 done by th the future. <br />208 <br />209 Chair Cihacek a ed what the Commission's priorities were in the Comprehensive <br />210 Plan. <br />211 <br />212 Mr. Johnson indicated he could not remember what the Commission's strategic <br />213 visioning was for the Comprehensive Plan. <br />214 <br />215 Mr. Gosiewski reviewed the vision of the Commission. <br />216 <br />Page 5 of 7 <br />