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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, November 19, 2007 Page 14 Councilmember Ihlan volunteered to seek random feedback in order to weigh both sides of the issue. Mayor Klausing and Councilmember Roe opined that this would be a good ques- tion for a community survey, seeking specific information, rather than general questions, and would provide a random sample of city-wide opinions. Councilmember Roe spoke in support of seeking additional information; with the caveat that as proposals or alternatives were considered, they also include en- forcement aspects, recognizing resource prioritization and allocation issues of the City's Police Department. Mayor Klausing clarified direction from tonight's discussion: 1) Councilmember would encourage public comment through the Roseville Is- sues Forum on the Internet, and an article in the Roseville Review; 2) Staff to provide further comment from the PWET at their next meeting, with their estimated timeframe for an intense review of the nature and scope of the problem, various perspectives (i.e., areas with smaller lots and/or adequate off-street storage or parking; impact on single-family and/or multi-family neighborhoods; administrative costs and process; and suggested solutions), and potential unintended consequences; with staff returning to the City Coun- cil with that timeframe to allow the City Council to develop a more specific charge. g. Council Discussion of Imagine Roseville 2025 Priorities Councihnembers individually identified their top five (5) goals for short, medium and long-range from previously identified Imagine Roseville 2025 priorities. Short-Term Medium Lon -Term Councilmember Roe listed b "brainstormin "idea numbers Page 5: #2.A.10.a Page 7: #2.A.1.a (Master Plans) Page 8: #3.6.2.a (community (code enforcement center discussion) - as per a more Page 6: #2.B.4.k (provide fund- recentlisting) ing for traffic speed boards) Page 10: #4.A.6.a (community resource volunteer network) Page 10: #3.D.2.c. Page 8: #3.A.1.e (include shel- (consider estab- ters in parks for neighborhood Page 17: #8.B.3.a (poor path- lishing defined connections) way connections crossing barri- neighborhoods) ers0 with his addition of Page 15: #7.A.3.b (revise water adding more rates to provide conservation Page 18: #11.A.1.a (round- neighborhood as- incentives) abouts) sociations Page 18: #11.A.3.a (fund city- Page 18: #11.B.1.b (long-term Page 10: #4.B.3.b. wide traffic model) park and ride facilities) (service forum on NOTE: Mayor Klausing asked City WebSlte) With his Manager Malinen to verity that this item had not a/read been authorized