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Roseville City Council
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2/12/2018
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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, February 12, 2018 <br /> Page 15 <br /> Recess <br /> Mayor Roe recessed the meeting at approximately 8:27 p.m., and reconvened at approx- <br /> imately 8:33 p.m. <br /> L Adopt Park Master Plan and Budget for 1716 Marion Street <br /> Parks and Recreation Director Brokke introduced Jim Taylor, Parks Superinten- <br /> dent, who has been intimately involved in these planning processes to date. <br /> Mr. Brokke briefly reviewed the history of the master plan for this site, as detailed <br /> in the RCA and attachments dated February 12, 2018. Because of the location <br /> and the varying demographics in the area, the community saw the need for a park <br /> and recreation opportunity in this area. The City purchased it in 2016 through a <br /> Community Development Grant, and planning efforts started in 2017. He noted <br /> the extensive community engagement efforts, including "listening" sessions, a <br /> youth outreach, and door-knocking. <br /> Parks Superintendent Taylor stated there are options A, B, and C, which were <br /> brought to the second listening sessions. There was a lot of feedback about a <br /> treehouse concept. Additionally, one unique feature will be the incorporation of <br /> the interesting topography of the area. There will be some restoration and remov- <br /> al of invasive species. The park will work well with Tamarack, which is right <br /> down the road. The park will also be designed for other services to be located in <br /> that area. Pollinator gardens and pollinator education will be added as well. This <br /> will be primarily a place for families to gather and for the children in the commu- <br /> nity to play, something lacking right now. <br /> Mr. Taylor presented the master plan concept through a series of visual graphics. <br /> Mr. Brokke presented the financial costs of the park plan: <br /> 0 Architect's base estimate of$230,000 <br /> • Staff estimate of using community build approach and in-house manage- <br /> ment and labor is $250,000 for total project <br /> • Ongoing annual maintenance costs of$1,500 <br /> • Capital replacement costs of$6,500 annually <br /> Mr. Brokke then presented the financial estimates for the project: <br /> Partner Funds <br /> Grace Church $75,000 <br /> Friends of Roseville Parks $25,000 <br /> North Suburban Kiwanis $20,000 <br /> Community Development funds $17,380 <br />
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