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33 Parks and Recreation Commission meeting (attachment 5). 34 35 Following their review and discussion, the Commission adopted the following motions: 36 Motion #1: The Parks and Recreation Commission acknowledges that the Aldine 37 Street Right-of-Way has value for the Parks and Recreation System. 38 Vote: 7 Yes, 0 No, 1 Abstention 39 Motion #2: The Parks and Recreation Commission recommends that the City 40 Council direct staff to engage a consultant to conduct a feasibility study for a non- 41 traditional pathway through the ROW, evaluating: 42 1.Pathway alignment options, and 43 2.Specific tree impacts; 44 and that a final decision be made immediately following the receipt of the study. 45 46 Vote: 8 Yes, 0 No 47 The proposed feasibility study would clarify potential trail alignment, tree preservation 48 strategies, and cost implications before any decision is made regarding construction or 49 vacation. 50 51 52 Policy Objectives 53 This discussion supports the City’s strategic goal of creating a connected community while 54 responsibly managing City-owned property. 55 The Parks and Recreation System Master Plan (Goal 4) calls for linking 56 neighborhoods to parks and community destinations through pedestrian connections 57(Attachment 6). 58 The Aldine ROW is not listed as a priority corridor in the Pathway Master Plan. 59 However, it is identified as a potential Parks and Recreation Constellation Link, 60 connecting residents near Mid-Oaks to the broader park system. 61 62 63 Equity Impact Summary 64 A thorough equity impact analysis is difficult without understanding the specific 65 demographics of the neighborhood. 66 67 Of some consideration, residents in the immediate vicinity of the Aldine ROW are among 68 the few in Roseville who live outside a 10-minute walk of a park. Improving this corridor 69 would enhance (shorten their walk) to Evergreen Park. However, it would still leave them 70 outside the 10-minute walk window. 71 Page 2 of 3 Qbhf!:!pg!29: