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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday,June 17, 2013 <br /> Page 10 <br /> borhood requests, building size was also a consideration. However, Mr. Schroed- <br /> er noted that residents reminded them frequently that there was no other meeting <br /> place in this neighborhood, and they felt much removed from the rest of Rose- <br /> ville; and the intent was to make an attempt to at least connect them within their <br /> neighborhood. <br /> In an attempt to fund the parking lot relocation, Councilmember McGehee ques- <br /> tioned if the Oasis Park pavilion would be sufficient for a meeting area for this <br /> neighborhood as well. <br /> Mr. Schroeder advised that this would be reviewed; and in the long run, planning <br /> would be done to narrow spaces as much as possible to accommodate the budget <br /> and programming needs. <br /> Mayor Roe spoke in support of cost savings wherever possible. <br /> Councilmember Laliberte noted that the previous presentation for other parks had <br /> included half walls and other landscaping amenities that provided seating options; <br /> and questions if that was included with these parks beyond the decking shown in <br /> the preliminary plans. <br /> Mr. Schroeder advised that some things would be more like benches, with the pa- <br /> tio areas needing furnishing, equipment and fixtures as part of each building in <br /> each park. <br /> Southwest Roseville <br /> Mr. Schroeder provided several conceptual areas that would be appropriate to in- <br /> sert a park in this area of Roseville. Mr. Schroeder reminded everyone that they <br /> were very preliminary suggestions, since it would require property acquisition; <br /> and noted that this was one neighborhood less interested in a typical park versus <br /> preferring passive parks (e.g. HANC West) for walking and gathering spaces, or <br /> pocket parks with linkages to other areas. <br /> At the request of Councilmember Willmus, Mr. Schroeder advised that the neigh- <br /> borhood was provided an opportunity to look at concept locations in southwest <br /> Roseville, and were told that a follow-up meeting(s) would be held with them <br /> once a particular site was more defined. Mr. Schroeder opined that it was a fair <br /> reflection of their input that they were amenable to any and all of the concept lo- <br /> cations. <br /> As a resident of SW Roseville, Councilmember McGehee stated that, if it ended <br /> up with several pocket parks, it was vitally important to provide a safe trail to ac- <br /> cess them, since there were a lot of busy streets in this area of the community (e.g. <br /> Snelling Avenue, County Road B, and Cleveland Avenue as some examples), es- <br /> pecially during peak hours. In some of those areas, Councilmember McGehee <br />
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