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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, September 25, 2023 Page 6 Councilmember Etten explained who gets to vote on this in the end because it affects multiple addresses. Mayor Roe thought the votes should go in line with who would be eligible to sign the petition. The Council concurred. Mr. Trudgeon indicated there really is not a place for the residents to vote; the City Council would be voting on the name for the street,and it is initiated by the petition. Councilmember Strahan explained a couple things come to mind, the first being that the particular part of County Road B may include a large apartment building so she wondered who have the input,the owner of the building or the tenants. Also, would there need to be fifty-one percent of the people that reside there and then other locations could include businesses and those owners may or may not reside within Roseville so she wondered about their access and interest. She thought there were a lot of questions, and this could have problems unless there is more specific information. Mayor Roe explained the petition, right now, is set up for property owners, which is pretty typical in a process in terms of who can suggest names and be involved in the process. He thought staff had enough information to work out a process and bring it back to the Council for consideration. 7. Business Items a. Adopt a Preliminary 2024 Tax Levy and Budget City Manager Patrick Trudgeon and Finance Director Michelle Pietrick briefly highlighted this item as detailed in the Request for Council Action and related attachments dated September 25, 2023. Councilmember Etten noted that he had several questions and appreciated the follow-through and information that was provided to him by staff. Councilmember Schroeder thanked staff as well because she had quite a few questions going back and forth and appreciated everyone getting back to her in a timely manner. She indicated there is a lot of detail and knew there will be additional questions still coming. Public Comment Mayor Roe offered an opportunity for public comment with no one coming forward.