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2015
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<br />One Session
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<br />One Session
<br />Session One I Wednesday, August 19 1 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. I Lexington Park Building
<br />We've Got the Greatest Parks in the Country
<br />See for yourself on a tour of some of Roseville parks and facilities. We'll start the tour at the
<br />newly built Lexington Park building site and then we'll provide transportation to the Roseville
<br />Skating Center and learn about our geothermal refrigeration systems. After that well head
<br />over to Muriel Sahlin Arboretum grounds and visit several other facility and natural resource
<br />locations.
<br />Fire IDelpairtr ent
<br />Four Sessions
<br />Session One I Tuesday, September 22 1 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. I Fire Station
<br />Home Fire Prevention for the Whole Family (Bring the Kids!)
<br />We've designed a special evening with two classes: one for kids and one for adults. Kids will
<br />learn about fire prevention in a kid -friendly setting. Adults will get an in depth look at fire
<br />dangers and what you can do to keep safe including installing smoke detectors and CO
<br />detectors, how to use a fire extinguishers and other fire safety techniques.
<br />Session Two I Wednesday, September 23 1 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. I Fire Station
<br />Roseville Fire Department- Operations 101
<br />Get a behind the scenes look at how the Roseville Fire Department works. Find out where the
<br />firefighters sleep, get a tour of the fire station, ride on a fire truck, and see what it feels like to
<br />use a fire hose. This is a must see, hands-on, firefighting experience.
<br />Session Three I Thursday, September 24 1 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. I Fire Station
<br />When Disaster Strikes
<br />Whether a storm, fire, or disaster that takes you off the grid, you should be prepared for the
<br />worst, and hope for the best. We'll provide you with basic information to prepare your family
<br />before a disaster hits. Get basic training on how to properly use a fire extinguisher, search and
<br />rescue, shutting off electric, water and gas utilities, and basic first aid.
<br />Session Four I Tuesday, September 29 1 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. I Fire Station
<br />Fire 101
<br />What are the leading causes of fire? What can you do to prevent a fire? What do you do
<br />if you have a fire? Lots of questions, and we've got the answer. Firefighters will provide useful
<br />information to help a fire victim to deal with insurance companies, salvage companies, and fire
<br />investigators. We'll provide insight to document your experience and what you need to do to
<br />get on the road to recovery.
<br />Session One I Thursday, October 8 1 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. I Chambers City Hall
<br />Street Smarts - Pavement Management (first hour)
<br />Bituminous, mill and overlay, asphalt — what are we talking about? Learn how the City maintains nearly 120 miles of streets. Get an overview
<br />of Rosevilles pavement management strategies and learn everything from annual maintenance to full road reconstruction.
<br />Sanitary Sewers (secondhour)
<br />You flush and it disappears, but do you ever wonder what really happens? Find out how Roseville maintains over 145 miles of sanitarysewer
<br />pipes with more 9, 000 service laterals connected to that system. Learn about the issues the City faces in maintaining this infrastructure.
<br />November
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<br />Two Sessions
<br />Session One I Thursday, November 5 1 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. I Willow Room at City Hall
<br />Rental Licensing in Roseville (first hour)
<br />With a population of 33,600, Roseville has nearly 5, 000 rental units. What does that mean for our city? Well take a photographic look at
<br />problems that can develop in a first -ring suburb if a city does not proactively manage its housing stock. Then we'll explain Roseville's Rental
<br />License Program and why it is necessary to keep our city strong.
<br />Public Nuisance Code Enforcement/Neighborhood Enhancement Program (secondhour)
<br />What are the top complaints we get about code violations? Get an overview of the most common public nuisances and what that means to
<br />the community. Learn why most cities have a code enforcement program and find out how Roseville's Code Enforcement Program works.
<br />We'll provide photographic examples of problems that can develop if a city does not have a vigorous public -nuisance code enforcement
<br />program. Come also learn how you can maintain property appeal and property value with the Neighborhood Enhancement Program!
<br />Session Two I Thursday, November 19 1 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. I Willow Room at City Hall
<br />Planning, Zoning and Development: How, Why and Where in Roseville
<br />Who decides what gets built and where it gets built in Roseville? The Comp Plan and the City Code spells it out.... it's a little more complicated than
<br />that. Rosevil/es Planning and Zoning Division guides the city planning process. We'll explain all thats involved to meetour infrastructure, housing,
<br />economic development, recreation, environmental protection, transportation and other needs to remain a vibrant community. We'll provide an
<br />introduction into the planning, zoning, and development activities, and information on specific developments currently under review.
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<br />Please register at leash three (3) days in advance of each session.
<br />Pick and choose, attend as many classes as you are interested in* but registration is required, because space is limited.
<br />Most classes are designed for participants over age 18. *Special prize for those who attend more than half of the 15 sessions in 2015.
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