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� <br />Request for Council Action <br />Date: June 3, 2002 <br />Item Number:Item: WS `II. C. <br />Department Approval Manager A�proval . Agenda Sectian <br />Item Description: Discussion on a resident newsletter <br />Back�round <br />The City of Roseville has distributed a resident newsletter since 1969. The newsletter evolved over the years <br />from a sporadic four page 8%Z by 11 inch newsletter to the regularly published six page 11 by 17 inch <br />broadsheet. <br />At the May 20, 2002 City Council meeting the Council voted to eliminate the Wrap from the budget for the rest <br />of the year. <br />Policy Implicahons <br />The Wrap was one of the main venues for communicating with residents. It included recycling (which 74% of <br />residents said they rely on to get recycling information), road repairs, parks activities, elections and code <br />enforcement information; information about activities of the City Council and Commissions; community events <br />and other information of interest to Roseville residents, businesses and visitors. The City is required by law to <br />make some of the information (such as the water quality report) a�ailable to a11 residents. Some information <br />(polling places and precinct changes, recycling dates) is vitally important for residents to receive. City funds <br />will be used to design, print and mail this information. <br />Council Action Requested <br />Council direction on a resident newsletter. <br />� � n�r�r <br />.s� f <br />