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4. DEPARTMENT REVIEW <br />Jill Anfang briefed the Commission on recent department operations and upcoming and recently hosted <br />programs and events. <br />5. TWIN LAKES — McGOUGH CONSTRUCTION PROPOSAL UPDATE <br />Brokke shared the most recent connectivity plan and site amenities plan. The wild card in the plan to date is <br />that it is not certain whether there will be a single tenant or multiple tenants. <br />Commissioners discussed the plans and voiced concerns over limited access on the southern side. There is also <br />concern over what will become of the northern most building and its proximity to the park. <br />6. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN COMMITTEE UPDATE <br />Willmus updated the Commission on the activities of the Comprehensive Planning Committee. <br />• Committee is meeting monthly and has extended their meeting time by'/z hour to accommodate <br />scheduling needs. <br />• February's meeting will focus on land use. There have been discussions about working to preserve <br />Mr. Reiling's property as green space. <br />• A Community Open House to discuss the Comp Plan is scheduled for Thursday, March 27. <br />• In the end, the Comp Plan is essential to the vitality of Roseville Parks and Recreation. <br />7. COMMISSION GOALS DISCUSSION <br />Commissioners discussed the importance of setting goals on an annual basis. When discussing and <br />establishing goals the commissioners felt it is important to look at previous planning strategies and consider <br />where we have been and where we are going. Commissioner felt the annual retreat was a good time to review <br />goals. Commissioners also voiced interest in creating a yearly work plan. The goals setting and work plan <br />gives individual commissioners the opportunity to work on and address special interest areas. <br />8. ELECTION OF CHAIR AND VICE CHAIR <br />Due to the absence of 3 commissioners, the remaining commissioners agreed to table the election of officers <br />until the April meeting. <br />9. DIRECTOR'S REPORT <br />• Annual City Clean Up Day is scheduled for April 26. <br />• The Legislative Bonding Session is in progress. As of this week, the Skating Center request is in the <br />House Bill but not the Governors or the Senate Bills. <br />• The Geothermal Project at the Skating Center is moving forward. KFI is the project engineer. Arizona <br />State University will be in town next week to consult/advise on using Best Value Procurement <br />• For Your Information ... Roseville is 60 years old this year. Rosefest and other upcoming events will <br />feature 60th Birthday festivities. <br />• The annual parks and recreation volunteer dinner was held recently. Thank you to the Roseville Olive <br />Garden for once again donating the meal (15th year in a row). <br />10. OTHER <br />None <br />Meeting adjourned at 7:50 pm <br />Respectfully Submitted, <br />Jill Anfang, Assistant Director <br />
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