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RAMSEY COUNTY SOCCER PARTNERS PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT PROJECT GRANT APPLICATION Rosebrook Park — Soccer Field Lighting E. Documented need: 1. Estimate number ofyouth soccerplayers within yourjurisdiction In the Roseville jurisdiction there are approximately 2 100 youth soccer players. 2. Identify the number of soccerfields available within your jurisdiction to serve youth soccer players. The City of Roseville has access to seven fields for soccer use. The City facilities are exclusively for Roseville recreation programs and open use. The School District facilities are prioritized by the School District first and Roseville Recreation second. Roseville Parks and Recreation Facilities • Central Park —Dale 2 Soccer/Football youth • Langton Lake Park 1 Soccer/Football youth/adult • Lexington Park 1 Soccer/Football youth Cooperative Facilities — Roseville School District and Roseville Parks and Recreation • Fairview Community Center 1 Multipurpose youth/adult • Parkview School 1 Multipurpose youth/adult • Roseville Middle School 2 Multipurpose youth/adult 3. Include a map illustrating the location and number of existing soccer fields and the proposedfacility within the jurisdiction Refer to attachment A. F. Project Documentation: L Location map Refer to attachment A. 2. Site plan of the proposed soccer facility Refer to attachment B. 3. Narrative description of the project The City of Roseville is requesting grant funding to light the two full-sized youth soccer fields being developed at Rosebrook Park. Rosebrook is a community park of about eight acres. It currently has two soccer/football fields, two tennis courts, a new play structure, a warming shelter, and its most noted for its wading pool. There are approximately 45 parking stall in the two lots that serve this park. There is also a direct connection to the County Road C pathway that links to the Roseville and regional trail systems. The City is currently in the process of redevelop the softball fields into the two full- sized soccer fields with drainage systems and irrigation. This is being made possible through a previous Ramsey County Soccer Partners Grant. In addition, the City will continue to redevelop Rosebrook Park by replacing the play structure, constructing a loop trail, expanding the park lots and other minor park improvements. The proposed lighting improvements would start in the spring of 2002 with public access to the soccer fields in the late summer of 2002.