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Regular City Council Meeting — O1/26/04 <br />DRAFT Minutes - Page 25 <br />from within the Twin Lakes Redevelopment area. Mr. Beets <br />noted the categories and applicants, specifically noting that only <br />two (2) applications had been received from a possible eight (8) <br />business or property owners from within the redevelopment area. <br />Community Development Director Welsch recornmended that <br />staff make a third effort to seed property owners applicants, <br />noting that property owner representatives had advised staff of <br />several issues in seeking more input and interest. <br />Councilmembers Kough and Maschka concurred that <br />appointment should stipulate the business person's residency <br />within the City. <br />Several eliminations were concurred on by Councilmembers for <br />v�rious reasons: <br />McComb <br />Johnson- <br />Nygaard <br />Jacobson <br />Amy Ihlan <br />Traynor <br />Area Represented <br />NorthwestBrenner <br />East Side of Langton Lake <br />East of Fairview <br />East of Fairview <br />Member-at-large— <br />outside Twin Lakes <br />Rationale for Elimination <br />Application withdrawn by <br />applicant, January 26,2004 <br />Residency outside City <br />On Parks & Recreation <br />Commission <br />Temporary Appointment to <br />City Council <br />On Planning Commission <br />Councilmember Schroeder expressed his preference to retain Ms. <br />Johnson-Nygaard given her longevity and history with this <br />proj ect. <br />Councilmember Mascllka noted that Ms. Erickson brought the <br />same longevity and history of the project to the Panel. <br />Mayor Klausing expressed concern that applications did not <br />stipulate that people from outside Roseville could serve; and this <br />may represent a policy issue. Mayor Klausing noted that Ms. <br />Johnson-Nygaard, even if not on the Panel, would be welcome to <br />attend the meetings and voice her opinion. <br />