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The Commission discussed the spirit of the USDA and DNR recommendation of reducing the herd by 50-55 deer. In addition, they discussed the potential recommendation and the impact on the budget. Commissioner O’Brien commented that one of the primary goals of the program is to have a healthy herd. Com missioner O’Brien moved to recommend the USDA and DNR’s suggestion of reducing the population by 50 for the 2019/2020 season with the understanding that the amount can be adjusted based on the budget. Commissioner Dahlstrom seconded. Motion passed 8-1 with Arneson, Baggenstoss, Brown, Dahlstrom, Heikkila, Newby, O’Brien and Stoner voting in favor of the motion, and Hoag voting nay. 6)CEDARHOLM COMMUNITY BUILDING/GOLF COURSE GRILL RFP DISCUSSION Staff provided an overview of the Request for Proposal (RFP) for the Cedarholm Community Building and Golf Course Grill/Restaurant Service. The key parts of the RFP include: Finding a partner in achieving the city vision. Conveying the opportunity to the vendor about the top notch facility, location and willing and engaged partner being the City of Roseville. Trusting the experts and encouraging creativity from the proposers. Commissioner O’Brien noted that she really likes the vague approach of the RFP. She believes it is in line with the request of the City Council to get additional information on what potential food service possibilities are available. Commissioner Brown asked for additional details on what the RFP process will look like. Staff stated that the RFP will be posted via traditional RFP advertising on the city website and also will be sent out to all known food service contacts. Vice-Chair Hoag inquired if staff will still continue to pursue the liquor license at the legislature. Staff confirmed that, yes, they will continue to pursue the change at the legislature to allow for a liquor license at the Cedarholm Community Building. Commissioner Arneson noted that 26 may be too small for some vendors. 3