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o Roseville provides field space and maintenance Youth Fall Soccer o 300 participants o Volunteer Coaches o Benefits of the program: Recreational Opportunities Job opportunities for Roseville youth Partnering with other communities Youth Sport Camps o Girls Basketball Camp – Gr. 3-12 o Boys and Girls Little Hoopers – Gr. K-2 o Girls Volleyball Camp – Gr. K-12 o Track and Field Camp – Gr. 3-8 o Girls Soccer Future Camp – Gr. 6-8 o Girls Soccer Mini Camp – Gr. 9-12 o Football Camp – Gr. 1-8 o HS Football Camp – Gr. 9-12 o Boys Basketball Camp – Gr. 3-12 Commissioner O’Brien commented that she was impressed with all of the programs that are offered by the Parks and Recreation Department and that it is not only good for our citizens, but it is also what keeps Roseville such an attractive city. 5) FORESTRY TASK FORCE DISCUSSION Vice-Chair Hoag relayed that the first meeting of the Forestry Task Force was on January 22, 2020. The meeting was used to review City Code #706 (Urban Forest Management). No further meetings have been scheduled. Fellow members of the Task Force raised concerns about the Parks and Recreation Commission potentially not doing enough as the Tree Board. Vice-Chair Hoag said that he reiterated to the group that for the 2 plus years he has been on the Parks and Recreation Commission, trees have been discussed in some way at each commission meeting. Staff noted that an additional role of the Tree Board would be to remedy any differences of opinion between a citizen and staff, should it arise. The commission generally discussed who owns the responsibilities of City Code #706. Chair Baggenstoss inquired about the desired outcome of the Task Force. Vice-Chair Hoag responded that he believes that there may be members of other commissions who don’t believe the 3