Boards & Committees
 Board of Appeals
The fifteen-member board hears and decides appeals of administrative citations for municipal code violations, including animal, police, fire, building, stormwater, and zoning matters. They set penalties and devise solutions for ongoing violations of the municipal code.
Liaison
Straun Boston
Deputy City Attorney
(916) 774-5325 Secretary
Gretchen Hakala
Legal Clerk
(916) 774-5325
Design Committee
The Committee reviews Design Review Permit applications for multiple-residential, commercial, and industrial projects. The review projects proposed site plans, architecture and landscaping for conformance with the City's general plan, specific plans, and community guidelines.
Liaison
Mike Isom
Senior Planner
(916) 774-5276 Secretary
Carmen Bertola
Administrative Clerk II
(916) 774-5409
Library Board
The five-member board makes recommendations on library issues such as library hours and policies, priorities for capital purchases, sites for new branch libraries, complaints about library materials, etc. Board members act as informal liaisons with the community to promote the library system and to bring community concerns to the City Librarian.
Liaison
Director
Parks, Recreation & Libraries
(916) 774-5131
Parks & Recreation Commission
The seven-member commission reviews and makes recommendations on park projects, department operations, recreation programs and specific controversial issues.
Parks and Recreation Commission E-Mail Address
ParksAndRecCommission@roseville.ca.us
Liaison
Director
Parks, Recreation & Libraries
(916) 774-5131
Secretary
Ellen Worland
Administrative Assistant Placer Mosquito & Vector Control District
The Roseville representative is one of five Placer County regional trustees and makes determinations on abatement needs, funding allocation, funding mechanisms, and special abatement requirements for the district which includes 53,000 parcels in south Placer County. Planning Commission
The seven-member commission undertakes long-range planning for development that includes, but is not limited to, preparation and maintenance of the general, specific and area plans, as well as reviewing Environmental Impact Reports and capital improvement programs. Short-range planning efforts include zoning matters dealing with land use changes, rezones, subdivision and parceling of land, special use permits and variances.
Liaison
Chris Burrows
Senior Planner
(916) 774-5276 Secretary
Carmen Bertola
Administrative Clerk
(916) 774-5409 Public Utilities Commission
The seven-member commission studies and advises the City Council on cable television franchises and all utility issues related to city-owned utilities (electric, water, sewer, and solid waste). Issues include planning, rates, public information, complaints about rates or operations, and activities of utility joint powers agencies.
Liaisons
Derrick Whitehead
Environmental Utilities Director
(916) 774-5770
or George Fraser
Interim Electric Utility Director
(916) 774-5636 Secretaries
Karen Sainsbury
Administrative Assistant
(916) 774-5770
or Joelle Moore
Administrative Assistant
(916) 774-5636 Roseville Grants Advisory Commission
The commission annually reviews all proposals and grant applications for Citizens Benefit Fund, R.E.A.C.H. Fund and Roseville Automall Community Fund. The annual funding period is January through May and commission's funding recommendations are forwarded to the City Council for final approval in June. For more information, visit the Grants page. Liaison
Karen Garner
Administrative Analyst
(916) 774-5473 Secretary
Kelly Wickline
Administrative Clerk
(916) 746-1350 Senior Commission
The seven-member commission studies issues such as education, long-term care, recreation, housing, transportation, nutrition, and volunteer programs for older adults. Members also represent the commission by serving on other committees within the aging network.
Liaison
Kate Miller
Senior Parks & Recreation Supervisor
(916) 774-5978
Transportation Commission
The Transportation Commission reviews and makes recommendations to the City Council related to the community’s transportation needs. The Commission deals with issues related to four primary areas: public transit; traffic circulation; bikeways and pedestrian facilities; and transportation systems management. It is also a forum to provide public input for issues related to transportation.
Liaison
Mike Wixon
Alternative Transportation & Bikeway Division Manager
(916) 774-5293Secretary
Lupe Nelson
Administrative Clerk
(916) 746-1320 Youth Sports Coalition
The Youth Sports Coalition's goal is to create a long-term vision with permanent solutions for providing athletic opportunities for the youth of the community. This would include a vision for the creation of new facilities in the future, operation and maintenance of existing facilities, and sportsmanship and teamwork for participants, coaches, and parents.
Liaison
Brenda Bunnell
Parks and Recreation Specialist
(916) 774-5259
bbunnell@roseville.ca.us
Contact Information: Revitalization Staff The seven-member commission studies issues such as education, long-term care, recreation, housing, transportation, nutrition, and volunteer programs for older adults. Members also represent the commission by serving on other committees within the aging network.Kate Miller(916) 774-5978 The seven-member commission studies issues such as education, long-term care, recreation, housing, transportation, nutrition, and volunteer programs for older adults. Members also represent the commission by serving on other committees within the aging network.Kate Miller(916) 774-5978 The seven-member commission studies issues such as education, long-term care, recreation, housing, transportation, nutrition, and volunteer programs for older adults. Members also represent the commission by serving on other committees within the aging network.Kate Miller(916) 774-5978The seven-member commission studies issues such as education, long-term care, recreation, housing, transportation, nutrition, and volunteer programs for older adults. Members also represent the commission by serving on other committees within the aging network.Kate Miller(916) 774-5978The seven-member commission studies issues such as education, long-term care, recreation, housing, transportation, nutrition, and volunteer programs for older adults. Members also represent the commission by serving on other committees within the aging network.Kate Miller(916) 774-5978Roseville AutomallThe seven-member commission studies issues such as education, long-term care, recreation, housing, transportation, nutrition, and volunteer programs for older adults. Members also represent the commission by serving on other committees within the aging network.Kate Miller(916) 774-5978 Roseville AutomallThe seven-member commission studies issues such as education, long-term care, recreation, housing, transportation, nutrition, and volunteer programs for older adults. Members also represent the commission by serving on other committees within the aging network.Kate Miller(916) 774-5978 |
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