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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,April 10, 2023 Page 3 Ms. Bjorklund thought that was great clarification and to be reminded of that as her associates dig deeper. Mayor Roe pointed out that it is not unusual to get this type of response in this process because seventeen years ago when the Imagine Roseville 2020 was being worked on, it was very similar in that there was a cluster of responses related to schools and education. Then, the City had to figure out how to deal with that. The other thing he noted was the Roseville District has just completed a fairly sub- stantial visioning process of their own so a lot of what this is gathering is parallel or concurs with what the School District was already hearing. Councilmember Etten agreed and for him it is not creating false impressions with folks as they go back to them in Phase Two. He asked how many data points or responses does Zan Associates have from Hello Lamppost this fall and winter. Ms. Bjorklund indicated she did not have the specific number or information but could get that for the Council. Ms. Olson reviewed the schedule process with the Council. Councilmember Schroeder appreciated the update. She noted in the presentation it was indicated there is a gap in the 18 to 24 year olds and she wondered what the breakdown was for the rest of the response demographics. She asked if it was mainly older people or scattered throughout the other age groups. Ms. Bjorklund explained the 24 year olds to senior group, or above 60 years old group was pretty consistently spread out. The response rate was just a little bit lower in the 18 to 24 age group which lets her group know there needs to be more work done in that area. Councilmember Groff stated the presentation and update has been helpful. He thought it was good work using existing organizations to go out to reach people in person. He thought aspirations was one of the reasons why the Council wanted to pursue this in order to find out if the City is still on track. He indicated it was interesting to hear that the aspirations have stayed similar from seventeen years ago but it would be interesting to find out the final outcome of this. Councilmember Etten appreciated all the other's thoughts and Ms. Bjorklund's point that schools are a great place to find the broader community. He thought as this goes back into the schools, it will be important that the topic areas are not fo- cused on the curriculum or providing"x" services that are happening in the schools programs. As the data comes back, thinking about seniors, certainly at Aijpetu Teca Education Center, there are senior services that are happening there, going to some of the facilities that are already there. These facilities often have