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4a. August/September Parks &Recreation OneSession Session One|Wednesday, August 19|6:00p.m. - 8:00 p.m. | Lexington Park Building We’ve Got the Greatest Parks in the Country See foryourself on a tour of some ofRoseville parks andfacilities. We’ll start the tour at the newly built Lexington Park buildingsite and then we’ll provide transportation to the Roseville Skating Center and learn about our geothermal refrigeration systems. After that we’ll head over to Muriel SahlinArboretum groundsand visit several other facility and natural resource locations. Fire Department Four Sessions Session One|Tuesday, September 22 |6:00p.m. - 7:30 p.m. | Fire Station HomeFire Prevention for the Whole Family (Bring the Kids!) We’ve designed aspecial evening with two classes:one for kids and one for adults. Kids will learn about fire prevention in a kid-friendly setting.Adults will get an in depth look at fire dangers and what you can do to keep safeincluding installing smoke detectors and CO detectors, how to usea fire extinguishers and other fire safety techniques. Session Two |Wednesday, September 23|6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. | Fire Station Roseville Fire Department- Operations 101 Get a behind the sceneslook at how the Roseville Fire Department works. Find out where the firefighters sleep, get a tour of the fire station,ride on a fire truck, and see what it feelsliketo usea fire hose. This is a must see, hands-on, firefighting experience. Session Three |Thursday, September 24|6:00p.m.- 7:30 p.m. | Fire Station WhenDisaster Strikes Whether a storm, fire, or disaster thattakesyou off the grid, you should be prepared for the worst, and hope for the best.We’ll provide you with basicinformation to prepare your family before adisaster hits. Get basictraining on how to properly usea fire extinguisher, search and rescue, shutting off electric, water and gas utilities, and basicfirst aid. Session Four |Tuesday, September 29|6:00p.m. - 7:30 p.m. | Fire Station Fire 101 Whatare theleading causes offire? What can you do to prevent a fire? What do you do if you have afire? Lots ofquestions,and we’ve got the answer. Firefighters will provide useful information to help a fire victim to deal with insurance companies, salvage companies, and fire investigators. We’ll provide insight to document your experience and what you need to do to get on the road to recovery. October Public Works Department One Session Session One|Thursday, October 8|6:30p.m. - 8:30 p.m. | Chambers City Hall Street Smarts -Pavement Management (firsthour) Bituminous, mill and overlay, asphalt– what are we talking about? Learn how the City maintains nearly 120 milesofstreets.Get an overview ofRoseville’s pavement management strategies and learn everything fromannual maintenance to full road reconstruction. Sanitary Sewers (secondhour) You flush and it disappears, but do you ever wonder what really happens? Find out how Roseville maintains over 145 milesofsanitarysewer pipeswith more 9,000 service laterals connected to that system. Learn about the issues the City faces in maintaining this infrastructure. November Community Development Department Two Sessions Session One|Thursday, November 5|6:30p.m. - 8:30 p.m. | Willow RoomatCityHall Rental Licensing inRoseville (firsthour) With a population of 33,600, Roseville has nearly 5,000 rental units.Whatdoesthat meanfor our city? We’ll take a photographic look at problems that can develop in a first-ring suburb if a city doesnot proactively manage itshousing stock. Then we’ll explain Roseville’s Rental License Program and why it is necessary to keep our city strong. PublicNuisance Code Enforcement/Neighborhood Enhancement Program (secondhour) Whatare the top complaints we get about code violations?Get an overview of the most common public nuisances and what that meansto thecommunity. Learn why most cities have a code enforcement program and find out how Roseville’s CodeEnforcement Program works. We’llprovide photographic examples ofproblems that can develop if a city doesnothave avigorous public-nuisance codeenforcement program. Come also learn how you can maintain property appeal and property value with the Neighborhood Enhancement Program! Session Two |Thursday, November 19|6:30p.m. - 8:30 p.m. | Willow RoomatCityHall Planning, Zoning and Development: How, Why and Where in Roseville Whodecideswhat getsbuilt and where it getsbuilt in Roseville? The Comp Plan and the City Code spellsit out…. it’s a little more complicated than that.Roseville’s Planning and Zoning Division guidesthe city planning process. We’ll explainallthat’s involved to meet our infrastructure, housing, economic development, recreation, environmental protection, transportation and other needs toremain a vibrant community. We’ll provide an introduction into the planning, zoning, and development activities, and information on specific developments currently under review. Register atwww.cityofroseville.com/RosevilleU call651-792-7023 or Please register at least three (3) days in advance of each session. Pick and choose, attendasmany classes as you are interested in* but registration is required, because space islimited. Mostclasses are designed for participants over age18.*Specialprize for thosewho attend more than half of the 15 sessions in 2015.