CAMPUS PLANNING TASK FORCE
The Campus Planning Task Force (CPTF) was established by the Congregation Council at their March 2023 meeting. The purpouse of the CPTF is to examine the following questions:
Phase One: What needs to be done with our current interim tiny settlement to satisfy the compliance issues raised by the city of Roseville?
Phase Two: Does a permanent tiny home settlement fit our vision of how our land and facilities are best used to fulfill our mission to build the church and love the world?
Phase Three: What is our long-range vision for how our campus should be used? What ministries will be our main focus and how should our campus be developed to support those ministries?
The Most Recent News & Important Links
June 1, Campus Planning Task
The Campus Planning Task Force will meet on Monday, June 5. The plan is to meet on the following schedule: June 5; June 19; June 26; July 10; July 24; July 31; August 14; August 28; September 11; and September 25. We will determine a schedule to the end of...
May 25, Campus Planning Update
On Sunday, May 21, several members pooled their resources from the Investing for Good project to organize a PoP-Up Carnival. The weather was great, the food was good and a lot of fun was had by all. The turnout was excellent. The CPTF piggy-backed on the...
COUNCIL-APPOINTED CPTF MEMBERS
- Steve Sveom, Chair
- James Ericksen
- Andrew Hannesh
- Gus Haugan
- Chris Henningson
- Kristina Krepela
- Dian Larson
- Rick Rothausen
- Arjun Sethi
- Michael Stetzler
- Ester Tatley
- Brian Wolf
OTHER INTERESTED MEMBERS WHO ARE A PART OF THE PROCESS
- Audrey Henningson
- Betchen Oberdorfer
- Gary Olson
- Jean Olson
- Ken Paschke
Past information shared from the Campus Planning Task Force:
May 18, Campus Planning Task Force Update
Thank you to all who participated in the Adult Forum on Sunday, May 14. There seemed to be a lively discussion among participants about the possibilities we have for meaningful ministry and faithful use of the wonderful resource of our current facilities and the...
May 10, Campus Planning Task Force Update
The Sunday Forum on Sunday, May 14 will provide an opportunity to hear about the work of the Campus Planning Task Force and to offer feedback and input to the Task Force as it does its work. The Task Force was authorized by the Congregation Council to work on the...
May 4, 2023 Campus Planning Task Force Update
The Campus Planning Task Force will meet again on Monday, May 8. Any congregational members with an interest are invited to attend. In the upcoming meeting we will be looking at as many possibilities for using the resource of our property as we are aware...
April 27, 2023 Campus Planning Task Force Update
On Monday, April 24, the Roseville City Council met. One item for their agenda was to “consider an extension to the May 5, 2023 compliance date for the removal of ‘micro-units’” at Prince of Peace. The Council heard from city administrator Pat Trudgeon who had been...
April 17 Campus Planning Task Force Meeting Overview
The Campus Planning Task Force (CPTF) met on Monday, April 17 to begin its work. The CPTF was established by the Congregation Council at their March meeting to examine the following questions: Phase One What needs to be done with our current interim tiny...
April 2023 Council Recap
Here is a brief summary of the key topics covered at the April meeting of our congregation council: Interim Pastor Council members introduced themselves to Rev. Walter Still, who will serve as our interim pastor while Pastor Peter is away on...
Campus Planning Update
March 30, 2023 Campus Planning Task Force Created At its regular March meeting, the Congregation Council passed a motion to create a Campus Planning Task Force (CPTF) to work on three questions: 1. Phase One What needs...
Campus Planning Task Force
As you know, our tiny home settlement has been cited by the City of Roseville for noncompliance. We have only a few weeks to address this challenge. To help us respond in the short term, and develop longer range plans, the congregation council is creating a...
Interim Sacred Settlement – What’s Next?
Last Monday, March 6th, the Roseville City Council heard our appeal of the city’s determination that our tiny homes do not comply with applicable building codes and must be vacated. While they could have ordered us to vacate the homes within ten days, the City Council also seemed willing to work with us and voted to stay enforcement of the order for sixty days.