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Roseville City Council
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10/23/2017
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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, October 23,2017 <br /> Page 3 <br /> Chair Holub provided an overview of the HRIEC's work in developing shared <br /> goals and actions for 2017 — 2018, as detailed in the draft Action Plan (Attach- <br /> ment A). <br /> Commissioner Dailey assisted Chair Holub in reviewing the core objectives set <br /> forth by the HRIEC to advise, engage and evaluate those action items in addition <br /> to "parking lot" ideas not currently proposed but of interest to the HRIEC. Chair <br /> Holub reported that these goals had been developed with Ordinance No. 1526 in <br /> mind(Attachment B). <br /> Chair Holub reviewed each of the three objectives and the rationale in proposing <br /> them for the work plan, seeking City Council feedback and input based on previ- <br /> ous direction and new initiatives, including what to retain and what to eliminate, <br /> or what additions to make to these goals and objectives. Chair Holub advised <br /> that, using that input as a foundational base, the HRIEC would then create a more <br /> detailed plan development for each objective. <br /> City Council Comments/Discussion <br /> Councilmember McGehee opined that her first impression indicated to her that <br /> this plan was too ambitious. Councilmember McGehee stated that her review <br /> would be to prioritize the Essay Contest and include all areas of the "engage" cat- <br /> egory with the exception of the photo project. With the other three engagement <br /> opportunities (essay contest, events/films/discussions co-sponsored with other <br /> commission or community groups, and high school summer book read program) <br /> having proven successful in the community in the past, Councilmember McGehee <br /> opined they were extremely useful. <br /> Specific to the welcome materials used in the past, Councilmember McGehee <br /> opined that she wouldn't want to see the HRIEC spend a lot of time on that effort. <br /> Specific to the Town Hall/Open House concept, Councilmember McGehee opined <br /> that, unless the HRIEC had a brilliant idea to make it work beyond just another <br /> mix/mingle event, it was an expensive effort and was yet unclear as to whether it <br /> would be well-received by the community or productive for anyone. <br /> Councilmember McGehee stated that she saw the HRIEC with two basic roles as <br /> with other advisory commissions: an opportunity to bring things forward as ideas <br /> and suggestions, and then to receive assignments from the City Council. Coun- <br /> cilmember McGehee noted that the City Council had particularly asked for assis- <br /> tance from the HRIEC on the community engagement portion of the comprehen- <br /> sive plan update process to ensure outreach was good. For her personally, Coun- <br /> cilmember McGehee stated that another overarching consideration was to define <br /> what was meant by "equity" in the Roseville community and what is achievable, <br /> what could be done, and how a bridge could be created to other things. As far as <br /> the HRIEC being a vehicle for that, Councilmember McGehee stated that she saw <br /> this commission as part of the definitional process, but not the group to direct the <br /> activities of other commissions, since each had their own particular charge. When <br />
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