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it comes to national recognition for its departments and services. Roseville Parks and Recreation is one such nationally recogni.�ed organisation. Roseville was recognized in 1 999 with the Co • Commission for Accreditation of park and recreation Agencies re-accreditation award. Roseville met 150 of 152 standards, the highest in the nation. In 2000, Roseville was awarded the National Gold Medal Award, one of the most prestigious and coveted nationals awards for reco �tion of excellence in parks � and recreation administration. In the past eleven years Roseville has been acknowledged with nine Minnesota � Recreation and Parks Association Awards o f Excellence. The UIRPA Award of Excellence recognizes high standards and success in the development and management of rc arras and facilities, . . � programs xties, innovative use of technology and creative promotions and marketin g techniques. tec � Roseville, where people make the difference. People. That "s what cities communities and neighborhoods are all about. Families living together, employees working together, children playing together, a community performing together. The City of Roseville has always offered a comfortable enjoyable, and convenient lifestyle for people who live, work and perform. Strong neighborhoods with abundant parks, nationally recognized City services, growing economic base low it taxes and a a a convenient location combine to make Roseville a great place to raise a family, start a business and enjoy the performing arts. The community supports the Perforjmanees in the Parks through the gift of resources and the donation of girds. Community civic groups contribute over $2,000 annually toward the expense of bringing high quality artists to our community. Community members volunteer over 100 hours as performance liaisons. City officials maintain the performance amphitheater and develop and produce promotion and marketing pieces. Lastly, City funds balance the financial responsibilities for performance fees and promotional costs. Diversity recognizing our community diversity and celebrating the variety of cultures in our neighborhoods are important to Roseville Parks and recreation. The 2003 performance season is dedicated to enriching F and involving our entire community through the Ethnic Exposure Series. we look to connect and unite our growing Asian, Black and Hispanic populations through the planned Taiko Drum troupe, Blues concert and South American harp performance. we feel we can successfully reach and involve these new populations in our community thanks to the Ethnic Exposure experiences, we anticipate expanded cultural appreciation by the community in general thanks to the nontraditional performances. The Family Involvement Series and the Community Connection ,series support our goal for artistic appreciation for a lifetime., Our Family Involvement performances are designed to be enjoyed by young and old alike and encourage intergenerational experiences. Community Connection concerts are an opportunity for local artists to "'show-off for fly, friends and audiences of arts supporters. It is the hope of this planning Committee that the Ethnic Exposure, Family Involvernent and Comrnuiiity Connections Series will strengthen bonds between community members, develop community traditions and increase community pride, Access As a community, Roseville provides accessibility to community -wide programs and facilities. The City of Roseville complies with ADA standards and provides support services for those in need. Our parrs and programs are designed to encourage involvement and participation. Roseville "s Central Farb Amphitheater, home to the Performances in the Park, is completely accessible for audience members and artists. ADA requirements have guided the City in providing accessible , arkin p g restrooms and seating. �� r