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phase of the Master Plan program. The commitment to the Renewal unprecedented in Roseville. The Master Plan Renewal Program is a community priority because the Volunteer Organizing Team and community advocates would not accept a plan that did not include an action phase. The significance of this application is in the extensive network of community members involved in the effort to move a plan into action. The following groups deserve special recognition for their contributions; Ten community members committed their time and talents to serve on the Volunteer Organizing Team. They shared their knowledge, capitalized on their connections and demonstrated invaluable leadership and incredible passion. They recruited and led over 200 Volunteer Work Groups members. They served as liaisons to 25 community organizations sharing information and gathering feedback. They crafted a long-range ¦ ·w· ;©Ýz-; ·7äx -Òz·ä 7 incorporates future considerations. They respectfully recommended funding options and recognized Roseville will be addressing Master Plan projects for years to come. The Parks and Recreation Commissioners served as educators, ambassadors and advocates. They used their community connections to inform the public and listen to the community. Members of the Implementation Work Groups took the message to the streets and the gyms and the backyards and the playgrounds and the natural places. They shared professional expertise, they contributed energy and enthusiasm, and they provided vital support. Evaluation/Review Process: The Volunteer Organizing Team coordinated a transparent process; meetings were open, documents were shared, dialogue was encouraged. The Organizing Team established a communications system to inform the community of their findings and a reporting system to share their findings with Council and Commissioners. The Organizing Team met monthly with the Parks and Recreation Commission to keep members informed on current happenings. This same group presented monthly to the Council where their work and findings were reviewed, questione7 7 7z-Ò;7 z Ý;©ä ¦Ò,z- E©Ò local cable television. The Organizing Team also shared information in print and online to insure all residents were given access to all information. This entire process was a volunteer initiative that led to a very successful outcome that will benefit Roseville and the entire Parks and Recreation field for years to come. 7