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Roseville Human RigLts Commission <br />Meeting Minutes — April S, 2008 <br />Page S of 6 <br />�84 <br />185 Chair Delmore expressed her appreciation to City Manager Malinen for listening to the HRC and <br />186 said there were many pieces and history to issues specific to certain departments and the HRC's <br />i87 concerns, rather than the typical theme of denial, delay and cover-up that was the perc�ption of <br />188 some citizens based on past incidents. <br />189 <br />190 Commissioner McKenzie, recognizing her service on the HRC two different times, expressed <br />19l amazement in the differences in the terms; opining that in her previous term, the HRC had been <br />192 totally involved in happenings in the community and worked cooperatively with other advisory <br />193 comrnissions, resulting in cohesion and transparency. Commissioner McKenzie expressed her <br />194 sadness with what she is seeing, opining that she saw two separate issues that had apparently <br />195 collided: Police Department issues and diversity training. <br />196 <br />197 <br />198 <br />199 <br />200 <br />20i <br />202 <br />Commissioner Venters noted his involvement in the Police Citizen's Academy and continued <br />bridge building. <br />City Manager Malinen excused himself from the meeting, and suggested that if the HRC wished <br />to pursue the conversation further, more time could be given to address out standing issues. <br />203 Commissioners returned to discussing the proposed presentanon to the City Council with that <br />204 discussion including definition of the HRC's purpose; suminary of accomplishments; <br />245 clari�cation of the HRC's charge from the City Council; how to incorporate the Imagine <br />'.06 Roseville �025 visionix�g goals in HRC initiatives; compliance with and mirroring of the <br />207 Minnesota Human Rights Act; how to solidify the presentation to the City Council; models for <br />208 law enforcement training previously researcbed; and handouts for the City Council meeting. <br />209 <br />210 Commissioner Oftelie told commissioners about the City of Austin's Welcome Center and the <br />2� 1 positive work they were doing and interesting ideas with their �owing unmigrant population, <br />212 and suggested that the Roseville HRC use some of their ideas to see what could be incorporated <br />213 in the community. <br />214 <br />215 <br />2l6 <br />217 <br />218 <br />219 <br />220 <br />221 <br />222 <br />223 <br />224 <br />225 <br />226 <br />227 <br />?28 <br />Further discussion ensued on the presentation and individual c�mmissioner suggestions and <br />outlining and refining those suggestions with the final presentation outlined as follows: <br />■ Chair Delmore Introduction, Statement of Purpose and HRC <br />acc�mplishments to-date (5-7 minutes); copies of <br />referenced topics prepared by Chair Delmore <br />■ Commissioner Venters Police Department training models based on POST Board <br />training standards and continuing education opportunities <br />with Iaw enforcement peers; proposed housing ordinance <br />Fact Sheet (10 — 15 minutes} <br />■ Commissioner Oftelie Compilation of information from the City of Austin's <br />Welcome Center website ideas and potentially similar uses <br />