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Organizational Structure and Planning The City of Roseville has seven citizen advisory commissions and one board that review specific areas of interest and provide advice to the city council. The Parks and Recreation commission is one of them. To learn more go to the website: https://www.cityofroseville.com/73/Boards-Commissions All city commissions have similar structural underpinnings and planning requirements. What follows in this section is for the Parks and Recreation Program, but may be applicable to other commissions. These are not detailed descriptions. To find out more on each topic ask staff, fellow commissioners or follow the links provided. Roseville City Comprehensive Plan What is it? The city’s comprehensive plan is a tool for guiding the growth, redevelopment, and overall improvement of the City of Roseville. The Roseville Comprehensive Plan for 2030 was adopted in 2009. It is not only a land-use plan, but also develops a broader framework to help shape the character of the community and enhance the quality of life in Roseville. One section is devoted to parks, open space and recreation. Roseville is currently (2017/18) in the process of developing the 2040 Comprehensive Plan. Why is it important? Along with plans from the other commissions, the Parks & Recreation System Master Plan and its components (see below) become a significant aspect of the City's overall comprehensive plan once approved. Where can I find out more about it? https://www.cityofroseville.com/544/203O-Comprehensive-Plan Parks and Recreation System Master Plan What isit? The Roseville City Comprehensive Plan and the Parks & Recreation System Master Plan are more than mere information documents, they are the city's general policy guide for a broad set of topics, goals and policies including land use and parks and recreation management, human rights and transportation, to name a few. The current Parks & Recreation System Master Plan that was updated and 3