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Roseville 2040 <br />Chapter 13: Implementation <br />Goal <br />Action or Strat <br />Who <br />When <br />Ongoing? <br />How ($) <br />Assign names, or change names, of City - <br />owned parks or recreation facilities, in <br />consultation with the Parks and Recreation <br />Parks and Recreation <br />Ongoing <br />X <br />City funds <br />Commission, based on natural habitat, <br />staff <br />geographic location, and appropriate non- <br />descript terminology. <br />Evaluate and refurbish parks, as needed, to <br />reflect changes in population, age, and <br />diversity of residents, recreational activities <br />Parks and Recreation <br />Ongoing <br />X <br />City funds <br />Provide a hi, <br />preferred, amount of leisure time available, <br />staff <br />financially sound system <br />and best practice designs and technologies, <br />parks, open spaces, <br />and asset management strategies. <br />trails, and waterways that <br />trails, <br />Orient parks and programs equally to youth <br />meets the recreation <br />activities thatfocus on community building <br />needs of all City <br />activities teaching them life-long skills, and <br />residents, offers a <br />exposing them to a variety of recreation <br />Parks and Recreation <br />Ongoing <br />X <br />City funds <br />visualdiversion <br />experiences, and to adult activities which <br />staff <br />he hard surfacing <br />the <br />from t <br />accommodate adults' needs forwellness and <br />of urban development, <br />provide a range of social interaction <br />enhances our quality of <br />opportunities. <br />Focus parks on passive and active <br />life, and forms an <br />essential part of our <br />recreational activities and activities that take <br />community's identity and <br />advantage of the unique natural features. <br />Parks and Recreation <br />City funds, fees and <br />character. <br />Pursue opportunities for incorporating art <br />staff, Roseville Area <br />Ongoing <br />X <br />charges, contributions, <br />and cultural programs, which enrich citizens <br />Arts Council <br />grants <br />mental and emotional well-being, as a <br />complement to primary physical focus of <br />parks and recreation programs. <br />Chapter 13 1 Page 24 <br />
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