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REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION <br />DATE: <br />ITEM NO: <br />Agenda Section: <br />Manager Reviewed: <br />Department Approval: <br />Reports Recommendations <br />Adoption of Master Plan for the Owasso Hills Park <br />Item Description: <br />BACKGROUND <br />In 1995, the City received 8 acres of land from the Roseville Area Schools through the Park <br />Dedication Ordinance for park use. The acquired land is intended to be a neighborhood <br />park. The City hired Brauer and Associates to assist in the development of a master plan <br />for area. The master plan will serve to guide the installation of play equipment, a trail <br />and open space areas. <br />Major goals of the recommended Master Plan include: <br />Preserve as much as possible the natural resources that are in the park. <br />l <br />Provide play apparatus for youngsters aged 3-l 5. <br />l <br />Provide rest and relaxation areas. <br />l <br />Install appropriate amenities for a neighborhood park. <br />l <br />Provide an open space playfield. <br />l <br />Staff and consultants held 3 public meetings during the development of the Master Plan. <br />The following issues were discussed during this process: <br />Keeping as much natural space as possible. <br />l <br />Providing buffers to adjoining properties. <br />l <br />Providing no parking. <br />l <br />Providing an access from across Dale Street. <br />l <br />Providing play areas for children including teens. <br />l <br />Providing a trail through the park. <br />l <br />Providing a basketball court. <br />l <br />Providing a tennis court <br />l <br />The plan as presented by Brauer and Associates has been recommended by the Roseville <br />Parks and Recreation Cornmission with the exception of providing curb-cut parking and no <br />parking signs along street where there is a center island. <br />POLICY OBJECTIVE <br />The proposed Master Plan is consistent with the Parks and Recreation Systems Plan and <br />the goals established by the City Council, Parks and Recreation Infrastructure Committee <br />and the Parks and Recreation Commission in obtaining this property. The community <br />discussion process is also consistent with the process outlined in the parks and Recreation <br />Systems Plan. <br /> <br />