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Level of Collaboration: Collaboration for this project has been documented throughout this application. The successful transition of the Master Plan to a Renewal Program took commitment from Council leadership, professional direction from administration and staff and incredible energy from community volunteers. The collaboration visual is that of a a·zÝ·;7r 9¦Þ;©;7 7 /z··;7 Ò·;;© 7 /Òz·ä a;, {Ò¦¦©·zÝ; /Ò-z 7 t©E;z {·EE ¦7·;7 a·;© t Community Support: Community support was demonstrated on numerous levels. 217 Roseville residents volunteered to serve on the Citizen Organizing Teams (10) and Implementation Work Groups (207). w;Ýz;x /z·ä /Ò-z EÒ7;7 ·w; a·;© tan implementation process (outside of adopted annual budget) and authorized the first-ever Parks and R community survey. A professionally administered Interest and Opinion Survey validation for the Master Plan recommendations and provided direction and support for project planning and funding options. 50.6% of those receiving the 2011 Community Survey completed and returned it. o 90% of respondents indicated they used or visited a Roseville park over the previous 12 months 82% indicated they used Roseville walking and biking trails in t months 69% of respondents indicated they would support increasing property taxes up to $8 per month to improve the parks and recreation system 2,300 people attended fifteen Discover Your Parks events to learn more about the Renewal Program and share their dreams and interests for their P system. Community members attended Council meetings to voice their support during public comment and public hearings Council members elected to issue General Obligation bonds to finance improvements E© ¦©;-· ©z·ä E -z·zé;x Ò¦¦©·u Why the project is deserving of an MRPA Award of Excellence: This project is deserving of the MRPA Award of Excellence because volunteer initiative is the ©; w;Ýz;x /z·ä /Ò-z allocated $19.025M in General Obligation bonds to fund the first 6