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0 I. Small manufacturer leasing class B industrial space in Roseville • The diversity of Roseville is healthy. It's a nice mix of office, retail and industrial. The community should strive to continue to be diversified, including small and larger businesses. • As a manufacturer, our business doesn't necessarily focus on Roseville residents, but we would be interested in finding ways to communicate better with local residents. o. Small business & property owner with —5 employees • There's a need for the city do a betterjob of dialogue and listening to small, locally -owned businesses. Health and wellness b. Corporate headquarters, engineering, lab, testing, sales in accounting, for manufacturing firm with 100+ employees, located in the industrial park area. • Our employees like to get out to walk or run over their lunch hours and on break. Proximity is to the trail is great for the runners and walkers. d. Small service business located in HarMar, BIPOC owned • Exercise is very important. Health is the foundation that allows you to do yourjob. e. Contractor based in the industrial park, 120 to 150 employees on site. • Parks and trails are important for our employees as well as residents. f. Roseville resident with counseling business in Roseville office building • Pay attention to Blue Zones research. Social connections are very important. Engage people through community activities, sports, education, arts, and volunteer service. g. Roseville, service organization, operating a restaurant and bar. • We provide a place for veterans and other residents to gather. This helps build a sense of community and addresses loneliness. We open at 5 PM on holidays and are surprised at the number of people who join us. i. Small BIPOC retail/service business located at Lex and Larpenteur • Roseville isn't lacking anything. There are good parks, gyms, and massage places. Small manufacturer leasing class B industrial space in Roseville • We lease industrial space. We care about air quality because we deal with resins and odors and want to be good neighbors and care about the health of our employees. If the city wants to help small manufacturers, they could help us navigate resources and issues related to tenant improvements and design. It would be interesting to cross-pollinate with other local small businesses. n. BIPOC-owned retail/service business at Lexington and Larpenteur • Roseville should be a place that's feels safe and works well for elderly people. That means lots of things —safe to walk, bicycle and exercise, parking lots that aren't slippery or full of potholes, and people who are kind in their stores. 10 Page 135 of 140