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Attachment A - Page 6 Received written correspondence from John Bobolink, St. Paul Public schools. (Included inMarchParks and RecreationCommissionPacket) Received written feedback from Metropolitan Urban Indian Directors Group. (Included inMarchParks and RecreationCommissionPacket) Otherwritten reports and information sessionshavebeencollected and provided to the Commission. (See various Commission Packets and meeting minutes). o Community ListeningSession (September 7, 2021) Share feedback that has been received Invite neighbors to participate Directmailingto neighborhood Targeted mailing to Native American community (if possible) Social Media/Nextdoor Invite Native American residents to participate WEBSITE o Overview of the discussion of the issue and updated o Offer opportunity for residents to submit their feedback WRITTEN FEEDBACK o Allowexpertsto submit written feedback INPERSONENGAGEMENT The COVID 19 pandemic causes challenges to other vehicles for engagement thatmay be used. Examples could include in-person community meetings and engagement at community events. Staff and the commissionwill continueto analyze the viability of safely using these methods. DELIBERATIONAND RECOMENDATION o Once sufficient engagement with all target populations has been reached, the Parks and Recreation Commission will analyze the data received and develop a recommendation for City Council. Their recommendation shall ensure that impacted communities’ input and racial equity considerations are included in their recommendation. VI. Accountability The above process will strive to meet the following tangible benchmarksto ensure that it meets the objective listed in section I. Notify all neighbors within the defined “neighborhood” of the conversationand provide them an opportunity to participate in the conversation. Receive feedback from: o 10 Roseville residents who are NativeAmerican.