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Pocahontas Park <br />The Parks and Recreation Commission and staff are continuing to examine the name of <br />Pocahontas Park. At the November meeting, the Parks and Recreation Commission developed a <br />preliminary plan for the process based upon the Government Alliance on Race and Equity <br />(GARE) Racial Equity Toolkit and the draft HRIEC best practices. <br />At subsequent meetings, the Parks and Recreation Commission is planning to hear from experts <br />on Native American history and land use, Native American residents of Roseville, neighbors of <br />Pocahontas Park and other Roseville residents who are interested in the conversation. <br />In addition to examining this specific issue, the Parks and Recreation Commission hopes to <br />utilize this process as an opportunity for education on Native American issues and an opportunity <br />for further, ongoing engagement with the Roseville Native American community. <br /> <br />Expansion in Inclusive Play Opportunities Planned for 2021 <br />Parks and Recreation and the Friends of Roseville Parks (FOR Parks) is working to provide <br />expanded inclusive opportunities for residents of all ages and abilities in Central Park next <br />summer. The project aims to provide a more accessible, exciting and complete experience for <br />users of all abilities. One component of the project aims to expand and enhance the existing <br />playground at Central Park Victoria West including all chair-friendly surfacing, additional <br />universally-designed play equipment and a modified layout to improve play experience for users <br />of all abilities. <br /> <br />A second component of the project envisions adding several outdoor “fitness pods” in Central <br />Park, which can be used to exercise by users of all ages while enjoying the park. <br /> <br />The city has received input from more than 130 Roseville residents, experts in inclusive play and <br />individuals with disabilities on the proposed project through targeted outreach, in-person <br />meetings, a virtual meeting and an online feedback portal. <br /> <br />The planned project is being funded entirely by a generous donation facilitated by the Friends of <br />Roseville Parks. <br /> <br />
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