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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY BKV G R O U P City Council Feedback The Roseville City Council was engaged regularly throughout the study to share project progress, to gain input on emerging planning options, and to help focus the team's final recommendations. Summary of City Council Feedback: • The Council encouraged the planning team to be more bold in early considerations, to ensure the process was fully exploring a range of possibilities that would meet goals for project vision, operations, efficiency, and long-term usefulness. • They expressed support for consolidating Maintenance Facility operations to realize the savings of ending the current leasing arrangement and noted if was important to keep the Maintenance Facility within the Civic Campus for efficiency of management and operations. • Any planned addition to City Hall should be flexible to account for changes in the working environment and how customer service delivery is handled in ways which may not be known now. The Council supported strategies that acknowledged existing use patterns and Flows between the VFW and the Skating Center, and those that protected pedestrian safety throughout the site. Providing a new public green space in some form was identified as a goal because of the ways if provides a new focus and a shared public amenity within the proposed civic campus. Community Feedback Community input was solicited through various modes at different points throughout the project, including visioning and presentation of proposed planning options. The team utilized online and printed surveys, an on -campus outdoor interactive walking tour, and a dynamic, interactive website allowing residents to markup the proposed plans, add to a community ideas wall, and take a follow-up survey. Summary of Community Feedback: • The community expressed a need to maintain the small playground located within Veteran's Park. The playground is heavily used by the neighboring community. • Retail tenants at the Lexington Shoppes have expressed interest in maintaining a presence on - site. • The License Center needs to be expanded, it is too small and is not equipped to continue supporting the growing community. • Including space for an outdoor exercise/gym that residents can use to workout, near a play area for children, would be a nice amenity. • Maintain or improve the green -space around the campus. • Include planning for a future community center. Screenshots from the Phase 11 Social Pinpoint dyamia, interactive websife. ooa ROSEVILLE CIVIC CAMPUS MASTER PLAN STUDY A1BKV GROUP I OERTEL ARCHITECTS 12