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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes <br />January 25, 2011 <br />Page 5 <br />photographs of her property and stated she is uncomfortable with the City removing snow from <br />the street and boulevard into her yard and is very concerned about the weight of the snow being <br />dumped on the retaining wall. She informed the Council of the effort and money put into her <br />yard with backfilling and landscaping after the reconstruction of 29`h Avenue. She stated the <br />snow is being dumped at least 15 feet into her yard and that there is also a safety concern as she <br />is unable to see if there are pedestrians when she is driving out of her driveway. <br />8 Mayor Faust informed Ms. Kohner that someone from the City will be in touch with her in <br />9 regard to her questions and concerns. <br />10 <br />11 Councilmember Roth requested the City Manager to report back to the City Council with <br />12 information on who owns the retaining walls that have been put in with street reconstruction <br />13 projects throughout the City. <br />14 <br />15 Mr. Brian Buck, 3609 33`d Avenue, addressed the City Council and stated he is present to <br />16 broaden awareness on the rezoning on Old Highway 88 and 33`d Avenue in Roseville, kiddy - <br />17 corner from his house. There are currently two parcels with single family homes in this location, <br />18 the property is guided for high density, and Roseville has gone through the process to align the <br />19 zoning map with the comprehensive plan. He stated his concern is that the community's ability <br />20 to provide input has not been present during this process. Mr. Buck stated high density does not <br />21 fit the character of this neighborhood, and that there are many valid reasons why the City of <br />22 Roseville could have considered a compromise at medium density, which is what was <br />23 recommended by the Planning Commission. There has now been turnover of two of the city <br />24 council members in Roseville and there is precedent in the comprehensive plan for moving away <br />25 from high density in this neighborhood. There has been a lot of opposition from the community <br />26 and a lot of involvement at public meetings. Mr. Buck stated his propose of broadening <br />27 awareness of the rezoning, determining if the City Council shares his concern, and exploring <br />28 whether more support could be built to move towards medium density with the rezoning. <br />29 <br />30 Mayor Faust informed Mr. Buck that typically the residents that vote have more influence than <br />31 other elected officials and that more could be accomplished if the elected officials are more <br />32 subtle in their approach than backing the other city into a corner by attending their meetings. <br />33 <br />34 Councilmember Stille suggested discussing the topic at the next City Council work session in <br />35 order to keep abreast of the situation. He informed Mr. Buck that the City of Roseville has <br />36 indicated that City Manager Mornson will be kept informed of further actions. <br />37 <br />38 Mr. Buck reiterated his concerns regarding the rezoning and the lack of resident involvement in <br />39 the process. <br />40 <br />41 Mr. Fuller addressed the City Council and stated his position that the plowing equipment will <br />42 remain in better condition and will do a better job of scraping the snow if the drivers slow down. <br />43 He suggested that the City consider replacing a couple of the squad cars included in the budget <br />44 with four door pickup trucks. <br />45 <br />46 IX. INFORMATION AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. <br />5 <br />