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Roseville Human Rights Commission <br />Minutes January 11, 2011 <br />Page 5 of 5 <br />Chair Singleton noted that language in the City Code and Imagine Roseville 2025. Chair Singleton <br />said he would put his proposal in a form of a motion for consideration at the March meeting. <br />Commissioner Grefenberg provided suggestions for updating the strategic plan that was adopted in <br />2009. He suggested that be a starting point for the March meeting, requesting that other <br />commissioners offer their input. <br />Commissioner Grefenberg highlighted a couple of his suggestions, expanding outreach and <br />broadening youth involvement. He noted that the commission has achieved putting meetings on <br />cable TV but asked why commission packets were not available online. <br />Chair Singleton asked commissioners to send their thoughts about charitable gambling, noting that <br />comments be sent to Carolyn Curti so as to not violate the open meeting act. <br />Commissioners clarified that Marie Siliciano be invited to the next meeting and be sworn in as the <br />alternate youth commissioner. She is to receive a packet and will be invited to sit at the table. <br />Commissioner Josephson said he thought pursuing the charitable gambling funds was a good option <br />since it is necessary to have funds for youth outreach events. He saw it as a good way to get the <br />Commission's name out there. <br />5d. Amendment(s) to By -laws <br />Continued to the next meeting. <br />6. Public Comment <br />Don Spies spoke, saying he was a Concordia Academy alum from 1972. He is interested on coming <br />back to the city and learning about the issues of concern. <br />7. Future Agenda Items <br />Commissioner Grefenberg asked that domestic partnership and Project 515 be added to the agenda. <br />8. Announcements <br />No announcements. <br />9. Adjournment <br />Commissioner Jaeger moved and Commissioner Marie Oftelie seconded motion to adjourn. Motion <br />prevailed. <br />