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City of Roseville — 2004 Budget L. A deposit, of $5,000.00, for administrative services as determined by the City Council. Pavement Management Program Purpose The City was finding in the late 70's and early 80's that the community's streets were deteriorating at a steady rate and under the current policy, the problem streets would continue to increase. Scope To begin to bring the City's streets back up to standard, a program was undertaken to reconstruct all 28 miles of "problem" streets within an 8 -year period. Polic The City Council set out in 1986, a paving management program to reduce and maintain the problem streets of the Community to be no more than 10% of the City's total street mileage. Implementation The City Council has undertaken and nearly completed the current scope of work needed to bring city streets up to a standard where the overall rating is approximately 80% where 100% is the highest rating a street can receive. Park Improvement Program Purpose Because of the effectiveness of the Paving Management Program, the City began to look at the community's park system to set standards of development, and redevelopment. Scope Over the years, the emphasis had been on parkland purchase and development. Because of the age and the newer park facility technology and materials, the City Council established a goal of renewing and updating the City's park system over the next 25 years. Polic The City Council has established a Park Improvement Program to better bring the existing Park facilities into a safe and attractive condition. Implementation Beginning in 1991, the City has implemented a Park Improvement Program and has dedicated a minimum of $250,000 of property tax dollars to that end. In addition, additional funds have been made available over the past 7 years, 1995 -2002, to add needed parkland and to add a number of quality park shelters to those parks whose use require such facilities. 125