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is another tactic in here under another heading that addresses the code. Simplification, primarily <br />with the Planning Department, he will get to that but in terms of operational efficiencies, anything <br />that should be added here, if ten strategies that are on the board are agreed upon, input will be <br />taken tonight plus Staff will do some brainstorming on potentially different ways to achieve those <br />strategies for the Council and bring those back for additional discussion. He asked if there was <br />anything that popped up under this category for anybody. <br />Councilmember Riley commented that maybe it falls under number six, but he knows of people <br />very interested in the website as City Administrator Ulrich had mentioned and there are techy <br />people in the room, he asked if a committee could be created to study or come up with what is <br />being looked for, if that would be helpful. <br />Communications and Events Coordinator Thorstad replied that is part of the discussion next week <br />at the Work Session. The creation of a one to five person committee will be discussed to oversee <br />the redesign of the website. <br />Councilmember Musgrove offered for consideration one of the things discussed at the Public <br />Works Committee, operational efficiencies by catching issues on the front end of plans and <br />developments versus on the back end. She didn't know if that was something that could be put in <br />as a goal because she believed that Staff is going to work on that and will be able to accomplish <br />that. She thought City Engineer Westby may be able to add input but just working on definitions <br />of things such as a sound wall is a sound wall, not just a wall or a fence. Descriptive terns and <br />making sure that descriptions of the wall isn't just the wall but in relationship to other areas like <br />the roadway. It was talked about in Public Works and she thought this might be a category for that <br />but wasn't sure. <br />City Engineer Westby replied he was thinking about what the tactic would be called. <br />Councilmember Woestehoff commented that he agreed but that one of the hard things in making <br />it a tactic is it is hard to calculate that, how many things were caught versus how many were missed. <br />In looking at some of the tactics it is pretty clear which ones are complete and which are <br />incomplete, those are pretty clearly defined. What is talked about is more ambiguous in terms of <br />its outcome. He agreed that it should be a part of what is being done but as City Engineer Westby <br />pointed out, he didn't know how to phrase it or track it. <br />City Administrator Ulrich stated what comes to mind for him is to review and analyze the process <br />for reviewing developments so that they have taken a look at the process and how is that proven <br />to eliminate mistakes at the tail end. He thought a review might be the tactic, that they are going <br />to sit down and take a hard look at the process, how to get from the start to the finish and what <br />things could possibly be improved. He asked if that is what Councilmember Musgrove was asking <br />about. <br />City Engineer Westby asked if the tactic would be improve the development review through a <br />process and improve a development review team communication or something to that effect, he <br />wasn't sure how to phrase it. <br />City Council Special Work Session / February 15, 2022 <br />Page 17 of 31 <br />