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I. II . III. IV. V. HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION MINUTES TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1994 Call to Order The meeting was at 7:05 p.m. called to order by Commission Chair Trainor Roll Call Members Present: Michael Trainor, Larissa Rippley, Thelma McKenzie, Stan Borden, Susan Forsyth, Mike Hermes, Jill Bergquist, Bob Bancroft Laura Kushner, Staff Liaison Mary Jean Turinia Anderson, Maria Reed, Beatriz Menanteau Others Present: Absences: Approval of Minutes. A motion for approval of the June 14, 1994 Minutes was made by Mike Trainor and seconded by Bob Bancroft. All ayes. Rosefest Parade. The parade was generally very successful. The essay contest winners appeared to enjoy the event. Next year, we should establish a meeting place and time for the essay contest winners and the commissioner to avoid any confusion. Bias/Hate Crime Report. Staff liaison will send a completed copy of the Bias/Hate Response Plan (and a copy of the letter to the editor and an updated roster) to Mort Ryweck and to the people listed in the network contacts. Mike Trainor will be on a panel to discuss Roseville's plan at the LMHRC conference. VI. Grievance Update. No grievances reported. VII. Human Riqhts Excellence Award. Larissa Rippley redesigned the nomination form in a "coupon-type" format for the City newsletter. Staff liaison will work with City staff to run it in the October newsletter and send to the local papers as a press release. The deadline for nominations could be in November or December and the announcement of the winner made on Martin Luther King Day in January. Stan Borden volunteered to talk to potential nominators and his phone number will appear in the ad. The city's fax number will also appear. The cable committee will work on a cable spot for publicity. Staff liaison will send an "FYI" copy to the Pat Johnson, Council Liaison. VIII. Cable Update. The cable committee will be getting together in the next several weeks to start working on the poster shots.