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implementation of the Minnesota state act against discrimination, and provide for the commission's assumption of leadership in recognizing and resolving potential problem areas in the community. (Ord. 566, 2-19-1968; amd. 1995 Code) E. Monitor statistical and other data trends in our city and identify and recommend to the city council ways to encourage mutual understanding among our citizens about the community’s diversity through, but not limited to: 1. connecting and partnering with neighborhood, community, educational, business and social services groups and organizations; 2. co-sponsoring citywide neighborhood or facilitating community events which would include opportunities for heritage and cultural events; and 3. programs for engaging citizens and community leaders in a holistic approach including dialogues, education and training about diversity issues. F. Partner with Community Engagement Commission on new ways to bring the community Formatted: Indent: Left: 0", First line: 0" together as one. (Ord. 1381, 4-27- 2009) (Ord. 1481, 07-20-2015) CHAPTER 209 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COMMISSION SECTION: 209.01: Establishment and Membership 209.02: Scope, Duties and Functions 209.01: ESTABLISHMENT AND MEMBERSHIP: There is established a Community Engagement Commission of the City which shall consist of seven members appointed by the City Council and which shall be subject to Chapter 201 of the City Code.. 209.02: SCOPE,DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS: The City Council has created the Community Engagement Commission to serve in an advisory capacity regarding the effective and meaningful involvement of Roseville residents in their community. The Commission shall make recommendations, review policies, and suggest strategies that will help to improve City communication and increase a sense of community. The duties and functions of the Commission may include: A. Review and recommend opportunities to collaborate with neighborhood, community,