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for density, recreation facilities in redevelopment areas as part place, ensure that mitigation measures include the of existing parkland and open space. oods and constellations that are lacking adequate parks and If adverse impacts to parkland or open space take Plan residents’ Add new parks and facilities to achieve equitable Policy 3.4: Determine locations for new park and acquisition of replacement parkland of equal or of the redevelopment process and use the park park purposes to ensure adequate park facilities for quire appropriate land. access in all neighborhoods, accommodate the desires for a range of recreation opportunities Master Policy 3.1: Ensure that no net loss of parkland Policy 3.3: Determine potential locations and land should be dedicated to the community d properties undergo a change of use and/or or open space occurs during alterations or Parks and Open Space Acquisition Policy 3.2: As areas of Roseville evolve, an acquire additional park land in neighborh needs of redeveloping areas, and meet System serving all ages, abilities, and cultures. Recreation dedication process to ac greater size and value. and recreation facilities. Parks uses. displacement those new Goal 3 conflict of service must be provided based on the intensity maintenance demands on the City by emphasizing Maintenance Manual which recognizes that levels Policy 2.8: Encourage the preservation of features potential of historic landscapes in parks, including those open to anyone in focus of parks and recreation programs. to Roseville’s with other park uses and activities. Consider the cultural significance when they are Policy 2.6: Use innovative methods for park and ce - ccording to the standards outlined in the Park park and recreation facilities that minimize the features er lower lifecycle costs, even if the initial cost is higher. Develop in parks considered to be of historic or cultural that a component is provided for informal, non - Policy 2.4: Organize all parks and facilities so identified through recognized investigations. saving maintenan volunteerism to planned parks, high especially those features that do not Policy 2.5: Maintain parks and open space Work other encourage people to actively support agricultural landscapes or features. and support of use and purpose of the site. landscapes the community, at any time. - quality materials and labor - the development of well — and spaces. programmed activities devices and practices. Promote those parks and open of historic or perpetuate 2.7: physical value, Policy a and exposing Policy 2.1: Evaluate and refurbish parks, as needed, amount of leisure time available, and best practice to reflect changes in population, age, and diversity designs and technologies, and asset management youth activities that focus on community building being, as a complement to primary advantage of the unique natural features. Pursue of parks, open spaces, trails, and waterways that quality of life, and forms an essential part of our Policy 2.2: Orient parks and programs equally to needs for wellness and provide a range of social meets the recreation needs of all city residents, quality, financially sound system opportunities for incorporating art and cultural urban development, enhances our and to adult activities which accommodate adults’ Development, Redevelopment, ctivities preferred, recreational activities and activities that take Policy 2.3: Focus parks on passive and active programs, which enrich citizens’ mental and experiences, and skills, community’s identity and character. 26 | Assessment and Evaluation long recreation - life of residents, recreational a interaction opportunities. them of teaching Rehabilitation variety - emotional well - Provide a high surfacing of strategies. a activities Parks to Goal 2 them - C