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Special City Council Meeting Minutes of 10/01/07 Page 12 Mayor Klausing concurred with Councilmember Pust; in addition to supporting seeking collaborative partnerships, opining that this should be a theme running through everything the City Council pursued and discussed. 15) Roseville responsibly funds programs, services, and infrastructure to meet long-term needs (pages 50 - 52) Councilmember Ihlan and Mayor Klausing had no items to identify under this goal. Councilmember Pust opined that a lot of work had been completed to-date, and that this item should remain on the short-term priority list, in response to the 2025 visioning process; and to retain the highest possible financing, while not specify- ing strategies, for all item; to ensure that the community was continuing to review all potential goals and strategies, and implementing those as indicated and evi- dent. Councilmember Roe opined that, overall and related to this goal, the City was making good progress, and should be incorporated into every goal and comment mentioned previously tonight. Councilmember Pust, related to Goal 8, and parks and recreation, identified the need to further discuss, as a short-term priority, the role of the OVAL in establish- ing appealing youth facilities and places to congregate, Item 8.A.2.a (page 35); and Item 8.B.2.a and b (page 38), along with an un-numbered item on page 51, and unique advantages available at the OVAL. Councilmember Pust opined that this was a broader topic than what was available at the OVAL now, and as indi- cated again in Item 8.B.S.a (page 39), was further referenced in comments related to community networks. Councilmember Roe noted that Goal 10 didn't list this item, but Item 1.A.6.r indi- cated interaction with students and encouraging school leadership programs, that maybe more indicative to goal 10. Next Sten Mayor Klausing sought Council consensus for the next step; and for individual comments on whether Councilmembers thought there would be benefits of HKGI to facilitate and assist the Council in prioritizing comments from tonight's meeting, in addition to benefits to both parties in working together prior to Comprehensive Plan Update work. Councilmember Pust opined that tonight was very instructive, and she was encouraged by the consensus in topic areas; and further opined that this was a good base to acknowledge and to start from. Councilmember Pust opined that there remained lots of variety that would need fixr- ther honing through more discussion; and questioned the benefit of those discussions being fa- cilitated until they were further defined, and would be more effectively addressed through budget