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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, August 11, 2008 Page 12 Further discussion included Councilmember preference that the City Energy Pol- icy and continued code enforcement efforts remained funded; whether the Code Enforcement was yet in place; work of the subcommittee on trails and pathways to identify the sidewalk plan/project and whether funding would need to be pro- vided for any outside consulting; and portions of the trail system and sidewalk component that would be in conjunction with the Park Master Plan, as well as those connections outside of parks. City Manager Malinen clarified staff's request to proceed with initiating the Parks Master Plan to gain momentum and continue toward completion of identified pri- orities. Councilmembers hesitated to take immediate action without more public notice and comment; and sought to pursue additional discussion during the 2009 budget presentation. b. Discuss 2008 City of Roseville and Roseville Area Schools Meeting Summary and Action Plans City Manager Malinen presented potential action steps between Roseville Area School District No. 623 and the City of Roseville that he and Dr. Thein had iden- tified for collaborative action steps, as discussed by both bodies at a joint meeting held June 25, 2008. City Manager Malinen asked that the City Council accept the Meeting Summary and Action Plan, noting that the School Board would be taking similar action, and that this action would allow staff to move forward. Mr. Malinen noted that identi- fication of a community facilities inventory appeared to be the most significant priority for the benefit of the School District, City and the community to deter- mine what was available and what unmet needs were evident. Councilmember Roe noted that, on page 4 of Attachment A, the final four (4) possible action steps were not specifically telecommunication needs, and sug- gested that these be identified under a separate heading. City Manager Malinen concurred, suggesting that those final four (4) items be under a heading identified as "Overall Needs." Councilmember Ihlan opined that she didn't feel comfortable approving all of the items, but was amenable to receiving them as steps that had been discussed at the joint meeting. Klausing moved, Roe seconded, receipt of the 2008 City of Roseville and School District 623 Meeting Summary and Action Plan, identified as "Attachment A" to the staff report dated August 11, 2008.