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Summary of Comments from Community Engagement Commission's <br />Joint Meeting with City Council <br />April 14, 2014 <br />1 Opening Remarks by Mayor Roe: I will direct the discussion since you do not yet have a <br />2 chair. When we have joint meetings with the Council your chair and I will jointly chair and guide <br />3 the discussion. <br />4 Each commissioner introduced themselves. Mayor acknowledged presence of Gary Bowman, <br />5 staff liaison to the Commission, at the table. <br />6 Some housekeeping things: Most communication will go through Bowman primarily. Shortly <br />7 after this meeting you will have an informal gathering to discuss how you wish to proceed. At <br />8 your first formal meeting you will appoint a chair and vice chair at your first meeting, an annual <br />9 appointment for each commission. <br />10 As for tonight we will proceed as we did with the Finance Commission: each council member <br />11 will provide thoughts or items of interest to the Commission, and then there will be some back- <br />12 and-forth between Commission members and the Council. <br />13 Council member Lisa LaLiberte: Even in you have an informal meeting (referring Mayor <br />14 Roe's comments) that will have to be officially noticed. <br />Zs Council Members Thou�hts & Items of Interest <br />16 <br />17 <br />18 <br />19 <br />Council member Bob Willmus: Recognized by the Mayor as the first Council member up <br />to advise the Commission on his thoughts. Willmus, referring to web site redesign issue, said <br />he was interested in finding out the group's perspective. Would like the Commission to have an <br />opportunity to review the Civic Engagement Task Force Report. <br />20 LaLiberte: One comment that piggy-backs on a Willmus comment: she agreed it would be <br />21 good for the group to start with the Civic Engagement Task Force report, but not feel bound by <br />22 that. She also feels very good about the ordinance adopted by the Council, indicating that it <br />23 offers areas for the Commission to start with. She is very interested in opportunities for <br />24 neighborhoods to strengthen themselves, and for us to work with businesses; on this last point <br />25 she referred to working with the Housing and Redevelopment Agency (HRA) in its efforts to <br />26 reach out to local businesses. She encouraged the Commission to keep these items on their <br />27 radar. LaLiberte concluded by describing the ordinance itself as a place for this particular <br />28 commission to get started. <br />Summary of Commission Joint Meeting with the Roseville City Council pg. 1 <br />