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between different land uses, particularly residential and
<br />non-residential.
<br />For Roseville to achieve a complete parks, open space
<br />and recreation system, there must be a plan. The City
<br />must plan for the suitable amount of park and open
<br />space areas. These lands must be located in the proper
<br />locations and contain the appropriate recreational
<br />facilities for that area and the anticipated park users.
<br />Population and age of residents, as well as changes
<br />in such matters as attitude toward the environment,
<br />amount of leisure time available, and the type of
<br />recreational activities preferred will affect the type and
<br />location of individual park, open space and recreation
<br />facilities that are needed.
<br />The City has a Parks and Recreation System Plan that
<br />requires updating, The City is anticipating a major
<br />update of the System Plan in 2008/2009, The System
<br />Plan will provide more detailed guidance for the parks,
<br />open space and recreation facilities system. The update
<br />process will most likely involve an intensive evaluation
<br />of the existing system, a community needs assessment,
<br />revised vision and goals, and a revised system plan map.
<br />This major update of the System Plan will involve the
<br />community and may result in necessary amendments
<br />to the Comprehensive Plan,
<br />This Plan, along with the Parks & Recreation Strategic
<br />System Plan and Park Improvement Program„ provides
<br />the basis for developing the Capital Improvements
<br />Plan (CIP) for parks and recreation expansion and
<br />improvements, The CIP is a ten-year plan that is used
<br />to set long-term and short-term (annual) budgets for
<br />development of parks and recreation facilities. The CIP
<br />is updated annually.
<br />Goals and Policies
<br />The following goals and policies are established to guide
<br />future development and decision-making relating to
<br />parks, open spaces and recreation facilities:
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<br />Goal #1: Provide a high quality system of parks, and
<br />open spaces, trails and multigenerational recreation
<br />facilities system that meets the recreation needs of all
<br />city residents and is financially practical.
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<br />Policy #1.1: Refurbish older and underutilized parks as
<br />needed, to reflect needs related to changes in population,
<br />age of nearby residents, recreational activities preferred,
<br />amount of leisure time available, and contemporary park
<br />designs/technologies.
<br />Policy #1.2: Complete the development of unfinished
<br />park master plans.
<br />Policy #1.3: Continue to research, develop and
<br />recommend to the City Council and citizens other
<br />funding programs in order to carry out the proposed
<br />park and recreation systems needed within Roseville,
<br />Policy#1.4: Partnerwthadjacent communities, agencies,
<br />and school districts to leverage resources to optimize
<br />open space, fitness and recreation programming, and
<br />facility options,
<br />Policy *1.5: Develop park and recreation facilities that
<br />minimize the maintenance demands on the City by
<br />emphasizing the development of well-planned parks,
<br />quality materials, and labor-saving maintenance devices
<br />and practices.
<br />Policy #1.6: Promote and support volunteerism to
<br />encourage people to actively support the. City's parks
<br />and open spaces,
<br />Goal #2: Add new park and recreation facilities to
<br />achieve equitable access to parks in all neighborhoods,
<br />accommodate the needs of the City's redeveloping
<br />areas, and meet the residents' desires far abroad range
<br />of recreation opportunities.
<br />Policy #2.1: Determine potential locations and acquire
<br />additional parkland in neighborhoods that are currently
<br />underserved by existing parks and recreation facilities.
<br />Policy #2.2: Determine potential locations for new
<br />park facilities in redevelopment areas as part of the
<br />redevelopment process and use the park dedication.
<br />process to acquire the appropriate land.
<br />Policy #2.3: Make a aMa. finuaM d effi-;K tive t1se of c
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<br />redeveloped, for residential, commercial and industrial
<br />purposes. The City will atop ually ;re vlew immairrinr its
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