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Goal: Preserve significant natural resources, lakes, ponds, wetlands, open spaces, wooded areas, wildlife habitats, and trees as integral aspects of the <br />9.5.17: Potential to add Goal 7.7 using langage from <br />Goal 2.7 with the addition of support "and engage" <br />9.5.17: Requested confirmation on the number of <br />9.5.17: Add "and the need for critical habitat for <br />Watersheds <br />pollinators" <br />Notes <br />Goal 7: Natural Resources Management <br />Revise <br />XX <br />Delete <br />parks system. <br />Keep <br />XXXXXX <br />interpretive signage aimed at creating a better understanding of the need for attending <br />7.2: Create, adopt, and use Natural Resources Management Plans to preserve, restore, <br />to create park-like environments surrounding water quality improvement projects and <br />uses or activities. Direct particular attention to the creation of wildlife habitat in parks, <br />and environmentally critical tree population in its parks, open spaces, boulevards, and <br />to water quality in our parks and in the community. Work with the watershed districts <br />management program to ensure that Roseville has a substantial aesthetically pleasing <br />community’s awareness, understanding, and appreciation of natural areas, including <br />landscapes that are sensitive to stormwater management goals for park lands. Work <br />with the watershed districts to add features to parks that help park users appreciate <br />7.1: Encourage dedication of parks, open spaces, and trails in new development and <br />7.3: Preserve wooded areas and implement an aggressive reforestation and forestry <br />7.6: Create landscape improvements and design parks to enhance opportunities for <br />wildlife, where those improvements and facilities are not in conflict with other park <br />the water quality improvements, focusing on features such as overlooks or seating <br />areas that take advantage of view to surface water features, with educational and <br />stormwater management basins in non-park areas that are accessible to Roseville <br />redevelopment areas, especially those that preserve significant natural resources <br />7.5: Cooperate with the three watershed districts with jurisdiction over parks in <br />where wildlife would not be compromised by the presence of park activities. <br />7.4: Provide community environmental education programs to increase the <br />and manage the significant natural resources in the park system. <br />the need for trees, proper tree care and plantings procedures. <br />residents and the community’s working population. <br />and/or adjacent to the subject site. <br />other City property. <br />Policy <br />
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