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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, January 25, 2010 Page 11 Mr. Brokke advised that the resource aspect would be part of policy and proce- dure discussions in determining priorities for the Master Plan, with the CAT dis- cussing resources in greater detail. As a Council representative to the CAT, Councilmember Roe highlighted some of his personal thoughts and impressions, including the need to reach out to those working in Roseville or coming for the retail amenities but not necessarily living in Roseville, but using park and recreation services; pursuing listening sessions with business owners; and micro-park options allowing for park-like amenities within new developments in the community, that may be on private versus public property. Councilmember Roe personally acknowledged the CAT members as a great and diverse representation of the community -geographically, demographi- cally, and economically -and the great process being utilized in this CAT, taking past things learned from other groups (i.e., Comprehensive Plan Task Force) and suggested that its model be used for future citizen teams. 11. Public Hearings 12. Business Items (Action Items) a. Approve Request to Issue a Ramsey County Court Citation for Unresolved Code Violations at 1450 County Road C Permit Coordinator Munson reviewed the request for a Ramsey County Court Ci- tation as detailed in the staff report dated January 25, 2010; providing a visual up- date on the property as of today of this industrial property (zoned I-1) owned by Ms. Joy E. Albrecht, residing in St. Paul, MN with the subject property occupied by Minnesota Irrigation. Mr. Munson noted that there had been ongoing and re- petitive complaints over the last 10 to 15 years with this property from adjacent residential property owners abutting the rear yard. Mr. Munson advised that Mr. Albrecht is currently in Ramsey County Court on a separate issue involving outside storage violations at 1408 County Road C where he operates Albrecht Landscaping, and while he's been slowly cleaning that site, he has been temporarily moving vehicles and materials to the 1450 site. Mr. Munson noted that, while Mr. Albrecht claims that he will comply, he can provide no date for completion, and continues to be unresponsive, with court action re- quired on the 1408 property before he took action. Mr. Munson summarized the numerous violations consisting of open storage of materials in the rear, side and front yard areas; operative vehicles and equipment stored within the 40' rear setback area adjacent to residential property; semi- trailers in a front yard area being utilized for storage; and parking/storing inopera- tive/unlicensed vehicles on the property; and the specific code section violations.