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7) DISCUSSION OF 2018 COMMUNITY SURVEY RESULTS Staff provided a brief background on the community survey results, highlighting a few significant Parks and Recreation scores, including:  95% of respondents rate the Parks and Recreation facilities as either excellent or good  41% of households reported that they participate in a city sponsored activity or program  47% of respondents report that they use the trail system at least once per week  89% are aware that the City opened the new Park Buildings  54% have visited or used one of the new Park Buildings  99% of the people who visited or used the Park Buildings would rate their experience as excellent or good Commissioner Hoag inquired if the 11% of those who reported using the athletic facilities was in line with previous usage, or is it trending down due to the age of the Roseville population. Staff recalled it was similar. Commissioner Gelbach questioned if the perception of higher crime is something that should be considered with the Parks. Staff confirmed that the Police Department will be providing crime statistics to the City Council at an upcoming meeting. The commission discussed the occasional vandalism in/at the parks and buildings and wondered if that was an issue. It was reiterated to always call 911 if there are any concerns. 8) FOLLOW-UP TO JOINT MEETING WITH THE CITY COUNCIL The Commission discussed the outcome of the joint meeting with the City Council. Overall, the Commission felt well received. Chair O’Brien inquired about the next time that the Commission would have a joint meeting with the City Council. Staff confirmed that there is not a set time for the next meeting. Potentially, Commissioners could present the name recommendations for 1716 Marion Street and 2134 Cleveland Avenue. The Commission discussed some of the feedback including the suggestion to provide unique offerings and the evaluation of the Natural Resource Stewardship Program. 9) STAFF REPORT  The fall brochures will be in homes in the next few weeks  2 Final Discover Your Parks (DYP) events remain (Aug 8 at Keller Mayflower Park and Aug 15 at Autumn Grove Park)