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121 facilities in Roseville. Staff responded that indoor pickleball is currently offered at Brimhall 122 School; however, no additional City-owned indoor options are being pursued at this time. 123 124 The Commission discussed other potential locations for pickleball courts, including City park 125 parking lots and the OVAL. Staff noted that grading challenges at these sites present concerns, as 126 the surfaces are not flat. While multiple locations have been evaluated, staff indicated that the 127 OVAL would be the most feasible option for a pilot program. 128 129 Commissioner Donaldson noted that the proximity of the picnic shelter to the proposed courts 130 should be considered as part of the planning process. 131 132 The Commission also discussed potential parking limitations associated with adding pickleball 133 courts, as well as layout options for shared pickleball and tennis courts. 134 135 Staff clarified that the next step in the process would be community engagement planned for this 136 spring, allowing residents and users to provide input on any proposed changes. 137 138 b)ROSEBROOK PARK IMPROVEMENTS UPDATE 139 Staff provided an overview of the community outreach completed to date and the feedback 140 received. Outreach efforts included community meetings, surveys, and engagement at 141 community events. Feedback gathered through these efforts informed the development of a 142 proposal that was subsequently presented to the City Council. 143 144 On January 7, 2025, the Commission recommended that staff proceed with a 2026 project that 145 includes the following improvements: 146 Replacement of the wading pool with a splash pad 147 Replacement of the outdated playground 148 Addition of trail lighting 149 Addition of parking near the park building 150 151 On February 24, 2025, the City Council approved moving forward with the project and its 152 associated budget. Since that time, staff have conducted additional engagement opportunities, 153 including tabling at a Discover Your Parks event on August 6 and hosting two neighborhood 154 meetings on October 28 and November 12. Neighborhood feedback helped inform the specific 155 design of the splash pad and playground and reaffirmed the overall site concept. With 156 engagement now complete, staff and consultants have finalized the design for the Rosebrook 157 Park renovations. 158 159 The proposed design includes parking for approximately 30 vehicles (an increase from the site’s 160 original five spaces), an expanded pathway into the park, resurfaced tennis courts, a new splash 4 Qbhf!7!pg!29