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She noted that her children are enrolled in the new Camp CARE and it is apparent that Roseville is well ahead of other communities in their planning. She also enquired about the family summer campout and if that had been cancelled. Staff responded that the campout is a Rosefest event and it is cancelled. However, staff is still contemplating potentially have a modified version of the campout and medallion hunt later in the summer. Commissioner Stoner commented how much the opening of the playgrounds may be symbolic for the community normalizing life again. Commissioner Baggenstoss expressed his appreciation to the Parks and Recreation staff for keeping children safe. He feels that the idea of introducing camp staff viaa video to the kids prior to camp is a great idea and will help with the kids not being scared of the camp staff in their masks. Commissioner Heikkila thanked staff for their work on all of the contingency plans. b) NEW OR RELEVANT COMMUNICATIONS AND UPDATES The Roseville Visitors Association’s “Roseville in Bloom”20 Roses in 2020 Programwill place 20 roses throughout Rosevillethis summer.Three roses will be placed within the Roseville Park System (Skating Center, Lexington Park, and CentralPark). Additional information on the location of each rose will be available within the coming weeks. The joint meeting with the Parks and Recreation Commission and the City Council originally scheduled for June is on hold and will be rescheduled for a later date. Roseville City Hall remains closed at this time. Reopening is continuing to be discussed. The legislation to approve the sale of alcohol at the Cedarholm Community Building has been approved. The City Council will need to approve the sale of alcohol at the Community Building. The kitchen facilities are currently closed at the Cedarholm Community Building. There was not a bonding bill approved this legislative session. However, The Guidant John Rose MN had a lot of great feedback during the previous bonding bill and it appears that the legislature understand its importance. Parks and Recreation staff is still in contact with the vendor for the Cedarholm Community Building and discussions continue to take place on options for that space. Chair Hoag reminded the Commission that there is not a July Parks and Recreation Commission meeting. Staff reiterated that the Commission and members of the community are always welcome to reach out to staff with any questions or comments at any time. 7