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Roseville2040ComprehensivePlanChapter8:Parks,Trails,andOpenSpace walkabouts, meetings-in-a-box, focus groups, and stakeholder interviews. They The message from the public has been very positive and consistent: People love Roseville’s parks; they are one of the main reasons that they appreciate Roseville. We are committed to following the master plan vision for parks, set in 2010 Parks and Recreation Commission In addition to the public engagement process, the Parks and Recreation Commission has been reviewing the goals and policies from the 2010 Master Plan through a series of meetings and exercises. They have verified their validity and are very supportive of continuing those elements with minor revisions. The “Goals and Policy” section below reflects those modestly revised statements. CG ITYWIDEOALS Several of the Citywide Goals established in Chapter 2 relate to the topic of parks, recreation, trails and open space, including: 1.Create an attractive, vibrant, and effective city with a high quality of life by implementing placemaking principles to the design and management of the public realm. 2.Foster and support community gathering places both large and small. 3.Create gathering places in a diverse range of sizes and types and spaces throughout the City to promote community and create spaces for arts and culture. 4.Preserve and enhance soil, water, and urban forest resources. 5.Expand and maintain year-round, creative programs and facilities for all ages, abilities, and interests. 6.Provide high quality and well-maintained facilities, parks, and trails. 7.Enable active and healthy lifestyles for all. 8.Plan for and support a multi-modal transportation system that moves people and goods safely and efficiently 9.Expand, maintain, and promote a system of continuous and connected pathways that encourage walking and biking. 2