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City Council Regular Meeting — 04/11/OS <br />DRAFT Minutes - Page 4 <br />review was that most communities didn't do so. <br />Mayor Klausing thanked Ms. Hilden for her comments. <br />Mayor Klausing noted that the City's T-�R1� was currently <br />looking at the possibility of an ordinance for annual <br />licensing inspections of rental properties. Mayor Klausing <br />noted that, since neighborhood associations were not a <br />function of the City, they were not always identified, but <br />assured citizens that the City would encourage them and <br />would be interested in discussing ways the City could <br />facilitate those organizations. <br />D. John Goedeke, 2674 Virginia Avenue <br />Mr. Goedeke expressed his interest in reviewing the term <br />sheet for the Twin Lakes Redevelopment project, and <br />questioned when it would be available for the public. <br />City Manager Beets advised that the item was scheduled <br />for discussion at the City Council's April 18, 2005 Study <br />Session; with Council packets available the Thursday <br />before, and availability on the City's website the Friday <br />before the meeting. <br />Mr. Goedeke also spoke in support of the OVAL, <br />recognizing the numerous negative comments about the <br />construction, but noting the number of users at the facilities <br />by individuals and youth organizations. Mr. Goedeke <br />opined that the OVAL was not the only City facility that <br />needed to be subsidized (i.e., Central Park and Harriet <br />Alexander Nature Center) and represented a small sum and <br />portion of the City's budget. Mr. Goedeke encouraged <br />further review and careful consideration of the future of the <br />OVAL and the findings of the Task Force regarding future <br />operation and maintenance. <br />Mr. Goedeke concluded his comments, from his <br />perspective as a former Councilmember, by thanking the <br />Councilmembers for their service to the community of <br />Roseville. <br />E. Randy Neprash,1276 Eldridge Avenue W <br />
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