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April 3,2004 Community Town Hall Meeting <br />Citizen Concerns and Staff Responses <br />free; residents do NOT have to subscribe to other cable channels. Channel 16 cablecasts <br />all City Council meetings and most of the City Commission meetings. Government <br />Cable Channel 16b also has a Bulletin Board with information about what is happening in <br />the City. <br />The City Hall lobby also contains a bulletin board of city information and meetings. Of <br />course, City ofiices are open for phone calls or visits every weekday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 <br />p.m. <br />The City's webpage has lots of information about current events, including a community <br />calendar that lists current meetings. <br />The City publishes the Roseville Wrap which is sent to all residents' homes five times a <br />year. The City also sends postcards or notices that target specific neighborhoods <br />regarding particular land use cases. <br />Residents are encouraged to call or write Councilmembers or staff at any time. Residents <br />are also encouraged to give feedback through citizen advisory commissions, task forces <br />and other public meetings. <br />During the budget process the last two years, the Council has considered whether to <br />authorize expenditures for periodic community opinion surveys. <br />***... � �•• * ««+� ***** + �r <br />C4. The Mazch/April 2004 issue of the Roseville Wrap lacked pertinent information <br />about significant issues (i.e., upcoming Special Election and Twin Lakes Development); <br />while the public is invited to attend the Twin Lakes Stakeholder's Panel meetings, there's <br />little effort made to inform them of that possibility. <br />R4. In 2002 and 2003, the City reduced the budget for the Roseville Wrap twice. As a <br />result, each issue of the Wrap has shrunk from 6 pages to 4 and from 6 issues a year to 5. <br />The second page of the March issue of the Wrap contained a headlined article about the <br />April 2p`� Special Election above the fold. The second page of the Wrap is generally <br />reserved for "Council Specific" news. Here is a copy of that article as it appeared in the <br />Wrap: <br />,`� <br />
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