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Councilmembers are encouraged to introduce new items including background information and �t�,��„v_�Tl�-ng a r� � I::�i;s�� :�r �Ei};�7�sGrt�:i aa7d �ac7�k: �l r.iti lit �i i.�':�t�i:�� i=_� i�:i �.T�c� m� �;1J i��n:� t� a ��:�unci: �i�,eE7dit lt(�ti� � �:U{i ��[t �kn �}i�= i��ednes�2t.Y }treC�i]t� �.��i ,,d.�3� �;i� �e.r�� a�;ct��,�t�_ Rule 45 Electronic ��d/a�- Paper A�e�cIa Packets In an effort to reduce the amount of paper generated, documents will be �x�a�a available electronically, when feasible. Rule �� Public Comment Public Comment The City Council will receive public comment at Council meetings in accordance with the following guidelines: a. Public Comment at the beginning of a Council meeting and ��ot pertaining to an agenda item is for the purpose of allowing the public the opportunity to express their viewpoints about policy issues facing their City government. Presentations will be limited to 5 minutes per speaker. b. Public Comment pertaining to agenda items is for the purpose of allowing any member of the public an opportunity to provide input on that item. These public comments will generally be received after the staff presentation on that agenda item and before Council discussion and deliberation. These public comments are also limited to 5 minutes per speaker. c. Members of the public are always free, and encouraged, to reduce to writing tbeir comments about city business and to submit written comments to the Council or staff before, during, or after a Council meeting. d, Signs may be held and displayed during Council Meetings but only at the back of the Council Chambers so that the view of the seated audience is not obstructed. e, Public comment, like staff and Councilmember comments, will pertain to tixe merits of an issue; personal attacks will be ruled out of order. f. The Mayor or presiding officer may make special time-length arrangements for speakers representinga group. Rule 63 Issue and Meetin� Curfew City Council meetings generally occur on the second, third and fourth Monday of the month beginning at 6:Of} �.n�. The Council recognizes that meetings are for the benefit of the citizens of Roseville so Council meetings will end by � 0:00 p.m. If a time sensitive item has not been addressed by � 0:00 p.m., Council meetings may be extended upon the vote of the City Council, but at no time will a meeting run past ��:0� p.m. If Council business remains of the agenda, the Council may continue the meeting to a future date or table such items until the next meeting, if needed. To ensure that meetings finish tl�eir business in a timely manner, the Council will not consider new items for dzscusszol� after �0:00 p.m. �