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� �� Human Rights Commission Meeting Minutes, February 10, 2004 Present: Thelma McKenzie, Chair; Mark Chapin, Phillip Crump, Janet Delmore, Jacqueline LeMay, Steve Srnith, Karen Vnuk, Howard Wagner Abseni: Larry Voeller, Steve Zorn, Staff: Carolyn Curti Thelma McKenzie called the meeting to order at 7:Q5 p.m. in tlie City Council Chambers at Roseville City Hall. A�prove Minvtes Commissioner Jar�et Delmore raised a question about wording on page 3 of the minutes. She was concerned that the Commission does not involve itself when a human right co�nplaint is involved. Commissioner Karen Vnuk moved that the minutes be approved with the following change: on page 3 the sentence read "She explaincd that the Commission is involved, after final action, assuming a charge has been filed, then the Commission can provide support to the individuals involved including support to the victim and educatian efforts to ihe offending party." Mark Chapin seconded. The minutes were approved_ Essay Contest Carolyn Curti reminded Commissioners that the essay contest winners will be recognized at the February 23 City Council meeting beginning at 7:00 p_rn. Martin Luther King - I Have a Dream Presentation Commissioners discussed plans for the February 21 event. Commissioner Vnuk will emcee the event and she asked Commissioners to let her know if thcre are specific comments they would like hcr to make at the event. CTV 15 will tapc the event. Jacqueline LeMay and Mark Chapin volunteered to help set up things up before the presentation. Vnuk reminded Commissioners that Mark Taylor is a social worker and minister. He has been performing this speech since high school. Twin Lakes Pianning Meeting Chair McKenzie reported that she, Steve Zorn and Howard Wa�er attended the initial Twin Lakes Planning meeting. The City established a Stakeholders Parael to pravide input to the master developer before the formal Iand nse plan on the 175 acre area is submitted to the Planning Cotnrnission and City Council. McKenzie said there are many issues to consider including the mix of land uses, environment, transportation, safefy, accessibility and affordable housing. Commissioner Wagner explained that the Twin Lakes area is located north of County Road C, east of CIeveland Ave. west of Snelling and south of County Road C2. McKenzie and Zorn will attend the twice monthly meetings.