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l The first component is to define the planning process. Informational presentations 2 describing the planning process are given at the Planning Commission meetings and at 3 committee, Commission, and Board public meetings. 4 In the second component the Planning Commission may also recruit additional plan 5 review members to join existing commissions or committees as "working committees" 6 focused on key issues. Members of other citizen commissions such as the Public Works ? Commission, HRA. and Parks & Recreation Commission will be asked to create such 8 working committees and invite the City Council to participate as well. 9 A meeting will be hosted by tl�e Planning Commission Chair with the committee chairs to 1 p review the process and explain what to expect and how to use the "working committees" 11 to gain the most insight. The public participation methods used in this component are: 12 citizen comprehensive planning "working committees", participation at planning ] 3 commission meetings and informational meetings, written comment, newspaper, 14 informational presentations at local organization meetings, informational brochures, and 15 a City of Roseville web site ad feedback email on comprehensive planning. ] 6 The committees will look at area demographics, natural resources, historical resources, 17 and cultural resources, transportation statistics, and other background information. 18 The City Council will be asked to decide the method and format for gathering resident 19 comment. One possibility is a local resident and property owner survey, another is a 2o series of neighborhood meetings. 21 The third component is New Issue Identification and Visioning. This is the larger, 22 Council driven perspective which answers — what are the maj or issues and course of 23 direction the community should take in the next 10 years. If the Council decides to not 24 do, visioning, a survey, or neighborhood meetings to gather input, the Planning 25 Commission and City Council will use existing data and infonnatian from the previous 26 component "working committees" to identify the new issues and opportunities in 27 Roseville and surrounding areas. 2g Goals, Objectives, and Policies for each issue area will be developed during the fourth 29 component of the planning process. The Commissions and Boards will create and 30 recommend some area-wide goals (as well as specific topic or section goals), objectives, 31 and perhaps some common strategies in the fourth component. Each issue area (e.g. 32 housing, transportation, etc) has goals and policies that are reviewed and expanded upon, 33 retained, modified, or deleted. 34 In the fifth component, Recommendations and Implementation Strategies, is used to 35 implement the goals, objectives, and policies. A final Sectio��(�1 �) will be added to the 36 Plan. 37 As each of the Sections is completed by the Commissions and Boards, then reviewed and 38 recommended by the Planning Commission, it will be presented to the City Council for �