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Special City Council Meeting Minutes of 10/01/07 Page 9 Councilmember Pust identified Items 7.A.1 (page 33); and Items 7.A.3.b and 7.A.S.a (page 34); and Items 7.B.a and 7.B.3.a (page 35). Parks, Open Space, Recreation & Wellness 8) Roseville has world-renowned parks, open space, and multi-generational rec- reation programs and facilities (pages 35 - 40) Mayor Klausing identified Item 8.A.l.a (page 38), tracking recreational trends, as one of his top five priorities, to keep ahead of the curve for recreational needs in the community; along with Item 8.B.2.a (page 38). Councilmember Roe advised that, while not on his priority list, he had highlighted Item 8.A.4.b (page 36), specifically addressing pathway safety (an un-numbered item). Councilmember Ihlan identified Item 8.A.4 (page 36) related to maintaining and improving trails, wetlands and nature centers, specifically brainstorming ideas connected, as a worthy discussion; Item 8.B.a (page 38), specifically the last item implementing a plan to retain open and green space; and Item 8.3.e (page 39) re- lated to connectivity. Councilmember Pust concurred with those items already identified. Councilmember Kough spoke in general support of maintaining as much green and open space as possible; and opined that enhanced and facilitated volunteerism was the key to park maintenance. 9) Roseville supports the health and wellness of community members (pages 40 - 41) Councilmember Roe identified no specifics; however, noted that he was suppor- tive in general. Councilmembers Ihlan and Kough identified no items. Councilmember Pust opined that most would fit into defined neighborhood and community volunteer centers. Mayor Klausing identified no items; however, opined that some pathways would fit in this item, as overall community health and safety issues. Education 10) Roseville supports high quality, life-long learning (pages 41- 43) Councilmembers Ihlan and Roe, and Mayor Klausing, identified no specific items.