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�SEVILLE EWSLETTER A Bi-Monthly Publication af the Cify of Roseville, Minnesota Volume 25, Number 3, June 1992 John I�ose Minnesota �vai announced Governor Arne CarLson announced fihe approval of state financing for the John Rose Minnesota s�ea s��g oV�. ��- hu-ed with Carlson (Ieft to right) are former Olympic speed skater Tom Cush- man and.199201yxnpic si1- ver medalist Amy I'eter- � � . They announced that the 7 ys� National Long � L��"' . �'hampionships will ,�.� _ be he�d at fi�e oval. Bandy teazn members Chris Middlebrook and Kendra Swanson presented the Govemor with z�otifica- Burglaries down 25°/0 3urglaxies decreased dramatically in Rose�lle last year. There were 83 less bux'glaries in 1991 compared to 1990, a 25 percent decrease. This is due, in part, to the Neighborhood Watch Program sponsored by the RoseviJJe Police Department. "It's important #o highlight tk►ese figures to show that crime can be lowered when residents are involved in thea.r neighborhoods. It's a strong step toward fighting crime," said Jer- ry Ruettimann, RoseviIIe's commtt- nity rela�ons coordinator. Ruettimann, who heads up the Cit�s Neighborhood Watch Pro- g-ram, added, "Out of all the resid.en- tial burglaries, only 14 occurred in ar- eas that have Neighborhood Watch_" "...crime can be Iowered when residents are involved �iionthatthe 1995 WorldBandy Cham�r ionships will be at the oval. %� Tornado safety �ips Roseville police urge residents to take tornado warnings seriously. �f a tornado has been sighted, foIlo�t+v these steps: • At home: go to a basement. Stair- wells also of€er good protection. Stay away from windows. Cover your head. • In your car: drive away fronn the path of the tornado at a right angle. If there is no time, lie flatin the nearest, . dry flat ditch. • In buiIdings: go to an interiorhall- way or to the designated shelter area. Stay indoors. �'1 �esidents encouraged to help shape �osevitle's �icture through Vista 2Q0� forums A tourist walking down a beach stops to watch a fisherman at work_ The fisherzzian catch.es a large fish, measures it, and tk►rows :it back. �-Ie catches a second fish, smaller than the furst, measures it, and puts �� in a bucket_ This continues. The large fish are all xeleased while those measur- ir►g 1Q :u�ck�es or less are pvt in the bucket. Finally, the tourist asks the fish- erznan why he kept -- - the little ones and --- — thxew those mea- ROSEVILL ��REATING ROSFVI suxing longer than �� I O iz�ches back. The ---- fishexman looked up and. said, "Why? Because my frying pan mea- sures onJy ] 0 inches across." What liix►itations are we placing on. the future of our comnnunztybecause ny�r c�icinn ic �nn em�117 `A7l-�aF �ro has the opportuniEy to help create a vision for Roseville's future, define goals for our community and identi- #y the steps fo reach those goals. Creating the vision far Roseville wil] begzn wifih community fonzms. Dates and locations of the forulriS will be azinounced in the newspa- pezs, cable television, and in a bro- chure to be zx�azled to all residents. .�-=,� 7'he foru.z��s will be the first � step in the VFSTA 2000 effort. Partici- E'S VISTA 2000 ° pants wi�l identafy I.LF.'S TOMORROW TO�AY issues and begin to p:repare the vision for the future of Roseville. Af- ter the forunns, there will be addiiional opporhxnity for disc�XSSians and re- fi:nernent of the vision. VTSTA 2000 (continued on page 4)