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Roseville Human Rights Commission DRAFT Minutes—March 8, 2011 Page 5 of 5 185 186 Brokke said the parks department's mission is to provide diverse programs All fields are 187 multipurpose and they are distributed based on the percent of people who sign up for each sport. If 188 wants shift, the parks department adjusts allocation fairly. 189 190 Brokke refuted the claim that fields are in disrepair. If a field is deemed unsafe, it is repaired or 191 taken out of use. He acknowledged that some equipment is out of date and the city has financial 192 pressures preventing repairs. 193 194 The Commission took the report under advisement and asked that parties keep the HRC abreast of 195 activities. 196 197 6. Public Comment 198 199 No one appeared to comment. 200 201 7. Future Agenda Items 202 203 Commissioner McKenzie asked for a volunteer to attend the St. Paul Human Rights Commission 204 March 15 meeting to talk about Roseville's efforts to set up a forum for welcoming for immigrants 205 to the community. Commissioner Kennedy volunteered to attend and agreed to report back to the 206 HRC. 207 208 Commissioner Kennedy asked Commissioner Barrett to work with the high school to get someone 209 to come to the next meeting to talk about the various youth groups. 210 211 8. Announcements 212 213 Chair Singleton said that this was the last meeting for Commissioner Jaeger and Vice-Chair Oftelie. 214 He thanked them for their years of work on the Commission. Commissioners Jaeger and Oftelie 215 commented on how much they enjoyed being involved in the commission and expressed pride on 216 the progress the commission has made in recent years. All commissioners extended appreciation to 217 Commissioner Jaeger and Vice-Chair Oftelie. 218 219 9. Adjournment 220 221 Commissioner Yates moved and Commissioner Oftelie seconded motion to adjourn. Motion 222 prevailed.