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J. Financing Park Acquisitions and Construction <br />The financing of the parks and recreation system in Roseville is a delicate and <br />difficult task. An established community with a stable or slightly deceasing <br />population has numerous demands on its financial capacity. The next ten years will <br />be particularly challenging financially as Roseville adjusts to the problems and <br />maintenance costs of construction and operating programs and facilities. The City <br />Council, Parks and Recreation Commission and City Staff must efficiently and <br />objectively define city needs and explore new revenue sources. <br />The ultimate result of an effective capital improvements program is the steady flow <br />of projects through the design stages and into execution with the wise use of <br />available funds. An important consideration is how a project will be financed. <br />The following are the basic methods of financing park and recreation <br />improvements. <br />1) Parks Improvement :Program (PIP) <br />2) Park Dedication <br />3) City Infrastructure Fund <br />4) Donations <br />5) Support Groups <br />6) Referendum <br />7) Revenue Bonds <br />S) Fees and Charges <br />9) General Fund Taxes <br />10) Volunteerism <br />\Comprehensive Plan\09_Parks\2003_updates\Park Comp Plan 2003.doc <br />Roseville Comprehensive Plan -2003 Update Parks and Recreation Page 20 of 17 <br />