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City Council Minutes — 04/1 5102 <br />Page 3 <br />sexual presentations on premises with a liquor license. <br />2) A1 Sands, resident, spoke to the City's study of <br />assessment policy and the wealth of the City of <br />Roseville. He asked for financial forecasts for the City. <br />3) Ed Burrell, resident, asked about the Odd-Even Task <br />Force and the Council's procedure in dealing with that <br />issue. <br />4) Barb Mastel, resident, wanted to talk about the odd- <br />even task force material and about Public Comment. <br />She cornmended to the Council's attention the "pro" <br />reasons for odd-year elections in the memorandum <br />summarizing the April 10`'' public workshop, especially <br />the added focus on local issues in odd-year elections. <br />5) Roger Toogood, resident, asked that the odd-even item <br />be postponed until the Council has had an op ortuni� <br />to review the materials from the April '� pul�lic <br />workshop. <br />6) Polly Franke, resident, spoke about Council procedures. <br />She commended Ms. Curti for her handling of the.public <br />workshop and her memorandum. <br />7) John Goedeke, resident, spoke in favor of a work <br />session dedicated to the odd-even election cycle issue. <br />8) James Rush, Concordia High School teacher, asked <br />about the sequence of issues on the agenda. <br />9) Tam McGeehee, resident, spoke about Council <br />procedures and work sessions. <br />10) Sharon Gerber, resident, spoke in favor of a working <br />Odd-Even Task Force and in favor of data. <br />Klausing spoke in favor of an Odd-Even Election Work <br />Session. <br />IV. Recess to Regular Meeting <br />Regular Meeting <br />1. Communications <br />II. Recognitions <br />7:41 p.m. <br />
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