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Human Rights, Inclusion and Engagement Commission Minutes October 17, 2018 – Draft Minutes Page 3of 13 92 93 CommissionerPeterson moved and Commissioner Bolinger seconded a motion to approve the 94 September 29, 2018 Human Rights, Inclusion and Engagement Commission meeting minutes as 95 presented. Motion passed unanimously. 96 97 Receive Reports 98 Assistant City Manager Olson updated on the Commission on the Bus Circulator discussion at 99 the City Council meeting. 100 101 Ms. Olson stated the Roseville City Council agreed to fund the extension of the circulator bus 102 service with the adjust route serving SE Roseville for another six months. The current route will 103 continue operating until staff has time to market and do outreach in regard to the new route. 104 Staff is hoping to have the new route start up by January 1, 2019, which is when the six-month 105 extension with the new route will begin. The working group will be meeting in the near future to 106 work on getting the word out by distributing fliers and using the City networks to share the 107 information. Staff also wants to connect to organizations that serve the population in SE 108 Roseville to help get the word out. 109 110 Ms. Olson reported to the Commission that the Snow Plowing item will be going to the Council nd 111 on Monday, October 22. The GARE team put together a report on the process used. She 112 encouraged each of the Commission members to read the report to better understand the 113 engagement of this particular policy issue. 114 115 Youth Commissioner Report th 116 Youth Commissioner Hansel reported the Human Rights Club started on September 25and 117 there are a lot of new members. She noted the Human Rights Club has currently partnered with 118 Social Studies Department to run the mock election within the school. 119 120 Chair Beltmann asked ifthere was any encouragement for high school kids, age eighteen or older 121 to leave school to vote for primaries or is there any encouragement to go out and vote. 122 123 Youth Commissioner Hansel stated that is what part of the mock election is trying to do. It is 124 getting students comfortable with the voting process and learning. She noted a lot of social 125 studies teachers are doing presentations on the voting process. She was not sure if there was 126 encouragement to go out that day to vote, if eighteen, but she thought the school indicated the 127 students would be excused for voting on election day. 128 129 Youth Commissioner Iverson stated there have been students that come in at lunch registering to 130 vote, if eighteen. 131 132 New Business 133 134 a. Foundational Meeting Information 135 Moved to November 136 .