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Resident asks council to present ordinance updates to Senior Commission, raises traffic concerns at assisted-living entry
Summary
A public commenter requested that proposed ordinance updates affecting older adults be presented to the Roseville Senior Commission, and urged traffic-calming and signage changes at a Sunrise Avenue entry to an assisted-living site; she also thanked the city for promoting the Maidu Museum.
Jennifer Chapman, a Roseville resident, asked the City Council on July 16 to present recent ordinance updates related to older adults to the city’s Senior Commission at its August meeting. Chapman also raised safety concerns about an assisted-living site served by an entrance off Sunrise Avenue; she said the driveway is configured in a way that causes confusion for visitors and requested consideration of a reduced speed zone and a relocated sign indicating Coloma Way so drivers understand the location of an upcoming traffic signal.
Chapman thanked the city for distributing a promotional card about the Maidu Museum and highlighted a current exhibit of contemporary Native American art. She suggested the city consider additional community outreach, such as a free day in November tied to Thanksgiving, to increase awareness of the museum and its archaeological site. Chapman requested that staff provide the Senior Commission with details on any ordinance updates pertaining to older adults.
No formal council action was recorded on the requests during the meeting; the item was raised during the public-comment period for the council’s consideration and potential referral to staff.
