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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, March 21, 2011 <br /> Page 15 <br /> given the need to respect classified and personal information and data privacy is- <br /> sues. <br /> Mayor Roe noted the City Council's interest in the initiative, and questioned if <br /> their adoption of this resolution would serve to get the process started and the <br /> program in the public eye, and provide coordination between the number of or- <br /> ganizations currently providing services to military families in Roseville and <br /> throughout Ramsey County. <br /> Councilmember Pust expressed concern with the current resolution language as <br /> drafted, opining that there needed to be more community discussion, which <br /> should happen by those attending or watching the meeting tonight, or any of its <br /> rebroadcasts, and encouraged interested citizens to contact City Hall or City <br /> Councilmembers, as well as community organizations who may have leaders will- <br /> ing and able to take on the administrative side of things. Councilmember Pust as- <br /> sured all that she was very supportive of the program's goals, but wanted to make <br /> sure a framework and accountability system was in place prior to adopting a reso- <br /> lution of support, rather than adopting the ordinance and having it fall through the <br /> cracks. <br /> Councilmember McGehee concurred with Councilmember Pust, noting that it was <br /> not as simple as passing a resolution, when volunteers may be forthcoming, but <br /> no leaders or administrators. Councilmember McGehee suggested that the City's <br /> various media sources be used to determine interest and response of citizens prior <br /> to proceeding further. <br /> Councilmember Pust offered her willingness to speak to organizations in the <br /> community and to serve as an interim point person for interested parties to contact <br /> over the next month as interest was determined; at which time she could report <br /> back to the City Council, and then a resolution of support could be adopted based <br /> on that level of interest. <br /> Mayor Roe suggested that anyone else on the City Council could also get in- <br /> volved at their discretion. <br /> Councilmember Johnson opined that there was nothing wrong in adopting the <br /> resolution tonight; further opining that it would show the City Council's interest <br /> in moving forward, sending a clear message to potential volunteers that the City <br /> was committed, but recognizing the need to be fluid on that commitment based on <br /> the level of support coming forward. Councilmember Johnson expressed his sup- <br /> port of Councilmember Pust as interim point person. <br /> Johnson moved, Roe seconded, adoption of Resolution No. 10885 (Attachment C) <br /> entitled, "A Resolution Supporting the Efforts to Create a Yellow Ribbon Com- <br /> munity;"to support local military members and their families. <br />
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