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