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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, August 09, 2010 Page 14 containers; Mr. Buzicky's willingness to store materials in his garage until a short-term solution was found; and his interest in maintaining a positive relation- ship with his neighbors. Mayor Klausing recognized Mr. Buzicky's gardening interests while keeping properties in compliance with City Code without exception. Mr. Buzicky advised that he was reasonably sure he could comply with code, but was unsure of how to deal with the leaves no longer bagged within the proscribed timeframe. Mr. Munson clarified that Mr. Buzicky had the option of moving the leaves to the back yard to be used for composting; or for the City to remove them to the com- munity compost location at the expense of Mr. Buzicky; and reminded Mr. Bu- zicky of previous discussions on the need to move outside storage items inside the garage. After further attempts to address Mr. Buzicky's concerns in relocating the leaves, Mayor Klausing recognized Ms. Cynthia White in the audience, who volunteered to remove the leaves from Mr. Buzicky's property, with the assistance of the staff member who originally misinformed Mr. Buzicky. Mayor Klausing advised that formal action on this matter would be delayed for two (2) weeks, during which time the matter could hopefully be resolved; and if not resolved, it would come before the City Council at that time. 13. Business Items - Presentations/Discussions a. Discuss Parks and Recreation Master Systems Plan Implementation Funding A bench handout, consisting of the August 5, 2010 meeting of the Park and Recreation System Master Plan Update Citizen Advisory Team (CAT) was pro- vided, attached hereto and made a part thereof. City Manager Malinen reviewed the August 9, 2010 RCA and attached attach- ments, seeking City Council discussion and discussion of whether to pursue a po- tential referendum for November of 2010, noting the timing requirements if such a referendum was to be considered. Mr. Malinen sought discussion within the context of the Master Plan process itself, as well as the Imagine Roseville 2025 community visioning process and consistent citizen requests that the City take care of existing infrastructure. Councilmember Pust noted that recommendation of both the CAT and the Parks and Recreation Commission indicated their recommendation that a referendum not move forward at this time.