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l �f �� a • �'� � r�' �� * ' �� T �� i� �'�r'� r f a ��) � � Community Participation and Consultation Policy We must be cognoscente The Mayor and City Council recognizethat one of the keys of enhancing the public's perception of city govemment, is to assure that the appointment of representativecitizen groups is not seen as a political reward of campaign servi�. Therefore, it shall be the policy of this City to avoid the appointment of citizens who have been actively involved in the campaigns of any public official who is currently in office. Shall there be difficulty in attractina applicants for a� t�� it��r� �r��, q��lifu� citizens � this �at�g� �� b�e �pp�inr�d �rith consent. The I, �� and City Council � that the Open ti Law is an integral �k f�t,+� �t � r �� three member commissions, none f�� members can meet outside of a regularly scheduled meeting without possibly violating the law. Therefore, all commissions shall have a minimum of 5 members. Standing commissions shall have a maximum of 9, while all other commissions shall have their ma�dmum set by the Mayor and City Council upon their formation. The Mayor and City Council recognize that the involvement of young people in government is crucial in preparing them to lead our city in the future. Therefore, it shall be the policy of this City to appoint one High-School student to every � standing commission, and to a majority of all other special commissions. Student member'� shall be entitled to all of the rights and benefits of other members as allowed by law. Students must be residents of Roseville, and the term of appointment shall be yearly. City staff will coordinate with Roseville and Mounds View S�hoof District staffs to establish a selection process: with the final decision on appointm�nt being made by the City Council. . . � �--�{ � - c �� � ti � J : ' � �'F.r,� C�Y{f�`}r��*� �� ~ t ,�� '�r - � � i • � { r