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Roseville2040ComprehensivePlanChapter8:Parks,Trails,andOpenSpace process for planning and design.Achieving ADA compliance will be incorporated with every project as part of the Parks and Recreation ADA Transition plan. CoordinationwithPathwaysPlanning The 2010 Master Plan provided a vision for connectivity between parks, housing, businesses and schools. This was based on the “constellation” concept which generated more value within the system by connecting parks in logical ways (refer to map 8-3). With good connectivity, not every park has to provide duplicative services and the park experiences extends into the surrounding neighborhoods. That approach remains the focus of Roseville Parks and Recreation, in coordination with the Pathways Plan. CoordinationwithRegionalFacilities/Entities Regional facilities are a valued asset to the park and recreation system and were recognized as part of the 2010 Master Plan. Regional Facilities include (refer to map 8-4): McCarrons Lake County Park Josephine County Park County trails The Oval Guidant John Rose Minnesota OVAL Continued and expanded coordination has occurred since 2010, including the recent meeting between the Parks and Recreation Commissions of Ramsey County, aimed at creating more synergy between the facilities and programs provided by both entities. Goals and Policies The following Goals and Policies originated from the 2010 Master Plan and were reviewed and confirmed by the Parks and Recreation Commission over the past several months. In most cases, the Goals and Policies are unchanged, but minor revisions were made. Items affected by those revisions are identified by an asterisk, below. 1. Parks and Recreation Systems Management Maintain ongoing parks and recreation planning, maintenance, and asset management process that involves citizen engagement, adheres to professional 4