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LFISIIRE <br />�IISION <br />Roseville shall be a community with �eisure activities <br />demonstrating a uniqueness that reflects its diversity, <br />creativity, talent, professionalism and especially the values of a <br />proud community. We believe that the development of activities <br />and programs must accommodate a varie��r of interests, stimulate <br />creativity and �earning, allow for nature appreciation and meet <br />aesthetic, cuZtural, social, and athletic needs of al1 in the <br />community. <br />All leisure activities and facilities wi11 be accessible for a�l <br />persons, and wi11 provide opportunities far participation by all <br />age graups from early childhood to senior adults, and for families <br />as well as for individuals. AlI leisure a�tivities and �acilities <br />will be af.fordable, and no resident will be precluded from <br />participation because of financial constraints. <br />Aesthetics and beauty are essentiai requirements and wi.11 be a <br />common quality throughout aZl facil�.ties and leisure areas. This <br />wi11 be especially important for a city which has a high level of <br />commercial deveZopment and is crisscrossed by arteriai highways. <br />Formalized interagency cooperation between all levels of volunteer <br />agencies, County, State, School Districts and City government will <br />be essential to maximize the mutual benefits ta thE community and <br />the agencies. <br />This vision can become a real�ty_by developing a comprehensive <br />master plan for financing and implement�ng the maintenance of <br />existing facilities, acquiring property, developing new parks and <br />trails,�pathways, constr�cting new facilities, and creating new <br />programs based on priorities established by representative <br />cammissions. <br />GOALS <br />Parks <br />To maintain and expand the pub:�ic spaces that offer leisure <br />facilities and activities. <br />- Upgrade existing athletic fields through such techniques <br />as irrigation, lighting far select fields (softball, <br />football, and soccer) and the lengthening of ball field <br />fences to regulation size. <br />- Build new athletic fields, thus allowing existing fields <br />to be set aside far renavation and rest. <br />- Create "Vest Pocket" neighborhood parks, allowing <br />].eisure opportunities closer to home and maximizing open <br />space availability for all ages. <br />
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