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Engaged in our Community's Success Through our Roles as Citizens, Neighbors, Volunteers, Leaders, and Businesses • Develop strategies and plans for supporting our senior community • Develop better connections between city government, school districts, and public and private providers of services to those in need in our community. • Regular, routine meetings between key players — school reps, police & fire reps, code enf and HRA reps, parks & rec reps, county reps, local faith group reps (churches, Love INC, Habitat groups, etc.), NWYFS, Keystone, senior programs, etc. Work to establish strong connections between those who encounter folks in need (schools and city staff) to those who provide services for folks in need (volunteer groups, county agencies, etc.) • Discuss and implement an ongoing, community driven visioning process • Explore the potential for implementing a park board or park service district • Explore the possibility of creating a finance commission • Discuss and evaluate council goals and directives for city commissions • Support Human Rights Commission efforts on civic engagement and neighborhoods Physically and Mentally Active and Healthy • Successfully complete 2012 Park and Recreation Renewal Program (PRRP) Well- Connected Internally and Externally Through Transportation and Technology Infrastructure • Increase connectivity and improve walkability by developing abuild -out plan for existing pathway master plan and parks & rec master plan pathway components, including projected costs and timing (year 1, year 2, etc.); add missing short links to connect multi - family to bus stops and school crossings (on the same side of the street as the complex) • Participate in regional transportation planning efforts -to ensure adequate regional resources are allocated to transit and transportation infrastructure to serve Roseville needs • Continue to lobby for the Northeast Diagonal transportation corridor. 5