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Human Rights, Inclusion and Engagement Commission Minutes <br />October 17, 2018 – Draft Minutes <br />Page 10of 13 <br />402 Chair Beltmann stated she also had the same concern. If the Commission could start <br />403 laying some legwork down in terms of if the Commission could have a follow-up <br />404 conversation with the Police Department and see if spaces are available so when this <br />th <br />405 does go to the City Council on November 26the Commission does have some of <br />406 that in place. <br />407 <br />408 Ms. Olson stated she would encourage the Commission to talk with Mr. Yunke to see <br />409 what resources are available and the Police Department may already have events <br />410 planned. <br />411 <br />412 Commissioner Peterson stated she could follow up with Mr. Yunke and other groups. <br />413 <br />414 Commissioner Bollinger indicated she can help. <br />415 <br />416 Commissioner Djevi thoughtit was important for the Commission to do this and if <br />417 the Commission does not put pressure upon themselves to get this done it will not get <br />418 done. He wondered if the Commission wanted to break up into partners and get <br />419 started on this because there is one meeting in November and none in December. <br />420 <br />421 Commissioner Peterson stated because this item goes to the City Council in <br />422 November, she would like to get their feedback and approval before she starts to <br />423 move forward on booking rooms and planning events. <br />424 <br />425 Ms. Olson thought it was a fantastic idea to start planning in conjunction with the <br />426 City Council approval. She suggested there is nothing necessarily stopping the <br />427 Commission from partnering with the Police Department because this is an issue <br />428 being worked on. She thought the Commission might want to focus on another pilot <br />429 proclamation in order to give the Commission more time to plan. She thought the <br />430 Commission could always pick two pilot proclamations for 2019. <br />431 <br />432 Commissioner Peterson thought there should be two pilot proclamation anyways <br />433 because there should be one later in the year as well. She thought it would be better <br />434 for the Commission to choose one that is later in the year. <br />435 <br />436 Chair Beltmann stated events can be planned later in the month of January aswell. <br />437 She thought standard notification for event advertisement would be four to six weeks <br />438 but with holidays an additional cushion should be added. <br />439 <br />440 Chair Beltmann would prefer to do a pilot proclamation in the fall. She would <br />441 recommend looking at a September or October proclamation. <br />442 <br />443 Ms. Olson stated Roseville does have the Wild Rice Festival that happens in the fall. <br />444 <br />445 Commissioner Bolinger stated she attended that festival and it would be nice to have <br />446 a bigger presence because it is a unique event. <br /> <br />
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