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53 • Brokke commented on the beauty of the Public Tree Master Plan as well as the Renewal <br />54 Program is the opportunities for community education and neighborhood dialogues <br />55 • Commissioners reminded all the need to plan for planting options in the place of buckthorn <br />56 • Doneen spoke to the fact that any invasive species removal is a level of resource restoration <br />57 and needs ongoing monitoring and maintenance. The City of Roseville needs to utilize grass <br />58 roots efforts and tap into the volunteer workforce to help support base financial commitments <br />59 • Brokke thanked and recognized the efforts of community member Kirk Brown as well as <br />60 staff members Anita Twaroski and Jeff Evenson for their work on the plan and the <br />61 Department of Agriculture for the Preparedness Grant <br />62 The Commission will see the Plan again before it is forwarded on the Council. The Plan will also be <br />63 reviewed by the Public Works and Community Development staff prior to making a <br />64 recommendation to the City Council in 2013. <br />65 <br />66 4. PARK & RECREATION RENEWAL PROGRAM <br />67 Jason Etten introduced the Public Engagement Strategy draft for the Renewal Program. The goal at <br />68 all levels is to involve as many community members as possible. <br />69 • Commissioners recognized the detail to communications in the Engagement Strategy and <br />70 made some suggestions in areas not as thoroughly identified in the Strategies; <br />71 o Commissioners liked the idea of project signage to being provided by contractors <br />72 o Commissioners suggested use of signage in the parks with QR codes to help inform <br />73 people as they are using the parks <br />74 o Suggested using signs with eye - catching captions like "Coming Soon" or Your Tax <br />75 Dollars at Work" <br />76 o Highly recommended the use of social media — facebook, twitter and others to reach <br />77 deeper into the community <br />78 o Utilize Nextdoor.com — people are using this tool more and more <br />79 o Commissioners reminded everyone to be more alert to providing notices and <br />80 invitations in multiple languages to help reach all parts of the community <br />81 o Suggested checking into the availability of public displays /community boards at the <br />82 Library, shopping centers, places where people tend to gather <br />83 • Commissioners felt very strongly that there is a need to make meeting notifications very clear <br />84 as to what attendees can expect — people want to know directly what will be happening and <br />85 what their participation level will be. <br />86 <br />87 Brokke informed the Commission that faculty from Arizona State University will be providing a <br />88 Best Value presentation on January 28 to the Roseville City Council, City Commissions and other <br />89 interested entities from the community. Please mark your calendars and plan to attend this hour -long <br />90 presentation. <br />91 <br />92 5. MEETING CALENDAR FOR 2013 <br />93 • Commission agreed to reschedule the January l st meeting to Thursday, January 10. <br />94 • Commission will discuss alternative dates for the June and August meetings at the January <br />95 meeting. <br />96 <br />97 6. STAFF REPORT <br />98 Brokke updated the Commission on the following; <br />99 • Council approved the recommended commercial park dedication rate increase to 7 %. <br />100 • Council will be looking for information on Park Boards early in the coming year — are <br />101 there Commission members that would like to work on this task with staff? Greg Simbeck <br />102 volunteered and commissioners recommended Nolan Wall based on thoughtful comments <br />103 made by Wall at an earlier meeting. <br />