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Human Rights Commission Minutes <br />January 15, 2014 — Draft Minutes <br />Page 3 of 4 <br />93 Grefenberg's term on the ' <br />94 *�n�g�t ^�na;,,,,°�^��t�€s-(`b�g�t '� T�,,,,,^„ �;g���s;���LMHRC Board <br />95 of Directors had ex�ired. Vice Chair Becker asked the commission whether or not there was still <br />96 a desire to continue representation on the �e-�g�°�I��LMHRC's board. <br />97 <br />9g <br />99 <br />100 <br />lol <br />102 <br />103 <br />Chair Grefenber� aslced if anvone on the Commission wished to serve on the LMHRC Board of <br />Directors. There was no response. <br />In res�onse to a question from the Chair, Commissioner Grefenberg indicated that the League's <br />�T� Board met five times each year at varying locations around the state. <br />104 In response to a question from Commissioner Singleton as to how the Roseville HRC had <br />105 benefited from his term on the LMHRC Board of Directors, he �„� responded that his <br />106 experience with the League�wasn't as �''� useful as he had hoped; however the <br />107 b�g�°'��LMHRC most likely benefited by havin� on its board �a Roseville HRC �as-� <br />1os member, notin� that for the last two vears the Lea�ue had adopted the Commission's <br />109 recommended essav contest c�uestion. <br />110 <br />111 Chair Groff recalled from his experience with the League's HRC that it was nice to learn what <br />ll2 was happening in other parts of the state, but that his recollection mirrored that of Commissioner <br />ll3 Grefenberg. <br />114 <br />115 <br />also advised that there was another issue besides whether a Roseville HRC member <br />116 served on the Lea�ue's Board, and that was the primarv one of whether the Roseville HRC <br />117 continued its or�anizational membershi�. Its cost to the Commission was $100 �er vear, and he <br />ll8 asked that the Commission not decide whether to continue its membershin for 2014 until its next <br />119 meetin�. <br />120 <br />121 Commissioner Thao asked whether or not the Roseville HRC could still participate in the state <br />122 essay contest if they were not a member of the League � Thao added that her experience <br />123 with the Lea�ue was similar in that she did not think the Roseville HRC benefited much. <br />124 <br />125 Commissioner Grefenberg indicated he would ask the League's Chair ^�*?�� r,���„� u�'-' how <br />--o-- -__ -� <br />126 possible failure to rejoin the Lea�ue would affect our involvement with the <br />127 contest. <br />128 <br />129 On the se�arate issue of whether anv current Roseville commissioner could be a LMHRC <br />13o director, he noted the League's annual membership meeting to elect a new Board was on <br />131 February 22 and that_ there was a�ood chance that anvone <br />132 showin� up from Roseville would be elected <br />133 <br />134 Commissioner Singleton requested that this be placed as an item for discussion at the next <br />135 meeting, February 19. <br />136 <br />