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The grant provided for collaborative efforts, estimated to include 27 partners including <br />four School Districts; Ramsey County; and various non-profits to provide additional <br />services and positions (bi-cultural therapists; social workers; truancy issue coordinators; <br />I <br />safety planning for facilities). <br />Possible Actions District/NSFC to provide regular reporting on programs <br />to city. <br />Potential Partnerships <br />Superintendent Thein noted the numerous cooperative relationships and partnerships <br />already exist between the City and School District (shared services with Public Works, <br />I <br />Police,, and Recreational Departments). <br />Possible Action Provide effective community connectivity via sidewalks <br />and pathways so community could safely maneuver from one part of Roseville to the <br />other for school , activities; <br />work and recreational activ p I <br />Possible Action Enhance public transportation options and work with the <br />Metropolitan Council to enhance those options. Use school busses for other community <br />programs off peak.) <br />Possible Action Potential collaboration to make local legislators aware of <br />cooperative needs that would benefit all parties. Keep each other informed of legislative <br />initiatives and positions. <br />Possible Action Team up with Met Council to pursue transportation needs <br />for the community. Consider walkways, bike parking facilities and safety issues along <br />main corridors,, regardless of the city, county or state ownership of those roadways. <br />Public Facility Needs -Short Term Facility Needs <br />Alternative Bonding Facility legislation allows the School District authority to bond for <br />upgrading buildings (maintenance, not new construction), based on square footage and <br />age, or optional divestiture. <br />Discussion included mutual use of the Lake Owasso facility and surrounding ball fields <br />and activities; current Comprehensive Plan Update discussions, consistent with the <br />Imagine report, for preservation, enhancement or expansion of existing green space and <br />related priorities and whether to include language that whenever an institutional use <br />changes for the City to designate that green space be a first priority option; and Board <br />options for renting or selling the building and/or property and its potential future use for <br />high-density residential use to achieve goals of both the Board and City. <br />ossibl . <br />e Action Ste <br />Continue discussions regarding the Lake Owasso facility. <br />Pp. <br />91 <br />
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