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Roseville City Council
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8/12/2013
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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, August 12, 2013 <br /> Page 24 <br /> and meeting summary notes. Mr. Brokke noted that the presentation would also <br /> include some preliminary playground design scenarios specific to each park. <br /> Acorn Park <br /> Discussion included consideration and reconfiguration to eventually move the <br /> basketball courts as they came up for rehabilitation, but outside the scope of the <br /> Renewal Program; incorporation of new ice conditions and boards; short- and <br /> long-term playground improvements and potential relocation of some elements as <br /> the parking lot, basketball and tennis court relocations were phased in; the signifi- <br /> cant portion of the park for the disc golf course; and better connections planned in <br /> the future for the west and south connections, but again beyond the current Re- <br /> newal Program. <br /> Central Park Foundation and FOR Parks Shelters <br /> • Victoria West <br /> As the plans were refined, Mr. Schroeder noted that the existing shelters were <br /> an iconic element in the park with their trusses, with the decision to reutilize <br /> those trusses in part by moving them upward to mitigate water issues, but al- <br /> lowing for additional light in the structures, which now were dark and fore- <br /> boding with the low hanging eaves. Mr. Schroeder advised that both shelters <br /> would be considered for this option, with the design of restroom/kitchen fa- <br /> cilities attached to those existing structures. <br /> Specific to the FOR Parks Shelter, Mr. Schroeder reviewed the issues regard- <br /> ing the concessions pavilion in reference to the kitchen building. <br /> Discussion included exploring elevation possibilities for the possibility re- <br /> orienting the shelter to take advantage of the Bennett Lake view, even though <br /> space was limited. <br /> • Dale Street Area <br /> Specific to the Foundation Shelter, discussion included layers to allow drain- <br /> ing while still providing a solid roof line for rainy days; provision of cleresto- <br /> ry windows for safety and weather-related issues; design of ground connec- <br /> tions for the shelters to make them more attractive versus simply concrete <br /> (e.g. brick similar to the structure); and how to address gaps between struc- <br /> tures that still provided shelter but provided natural light. <br /> • Central Park Lexington <br /> Mr. Schroeder addressed the proposed new restroom building compared to the <br /> current Spartan facility; reviewed the new parking and drop off areas and con- <br /> nections with the entry area; new electronic sign on Lexington if feasible; and <br /> upgrades to the existing Bennett Lake lighting. <br />
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