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RCA Attachment D <br />Bryan Lloyd <br />From: <br />Sent:Tuesday, July 26, 2022 3:53 PM <br />To:Dan Roe; Jason Etten; Wayne Groff; Julie Strahan; Robert Willmus; Bryan Lloyd <br />Subject:Mea Culpa re. Brama Replat Supplemental Notes <br />Caution: This email originated outside our organization; please use caution. <br />To Roseville City Council members, <br />Please forward this email to Mark Gaughan and Patrick Trudgeon whose emails are not readily apparent <br />After the meeting last night I learned that the link in my notes to the Urban Forest Master Plan is for Roseville, CA not <br />Roseville, MN. Can I blame Google? <br />Actually, the document is a worthy read and uses many, evidently common terms like DBH (Diameter Breast Height) <br /> <br />but for providing misinformation I apologize. <br /> <br />I appreciated the Council's decision to table the Brama replat resolution until August 8 for more study. But who is <br />going to be involved in that study and can we, as the citizens most affected, be included? <br /> <br />I have a serious gripe about the city's lip service re. pre-development community engagement. A 1.5 hr virtual zoom open <br />house with Tom Brama came across as a gripe session, not a pre-development rewarding, give&take <br />conversation/debate. Not only was this session less than satisfactory, the Planning Commission meeting and subsequent <br />conversation with Janice Grundlach, left me with the impression that a developer need only craft a proposal that stays <br />within the lines of zoning codes to get preliminary approval and that the Planning Commission has no choice but to <br />forward a recommendation to the City Council for adoption. We were free to provide commentary, but such commentary <br />would bear no weight for the Planning Commission who is bound by zoning regs to approve proposals that are in <br />compliance. <br /> <br />Last night we were given a wholly inadequate three minutes of "community engagement". So much for public-private <br />partnership. <br /> <br />This is reflected in the planning commission meeting notes of July 25 <br />1 <br />Page 8 of 50 <br /> <br />
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