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suggested a Community Center, and five percent suggested more youth <br />programs. <br />When asked about the construction of a new Community Center, sixty-five <br />percent favored the idea, twenty percent opposed it and fifteen percent were <br />unsure. <br />(Source: Decision Resources Ltd, City of Roseville Residential Study, <br />October 1998) <br />Banqu�tfMeeting Rooms added to the Roseville Skating Center <br />1998 • Roseville City Council created a citizen task �Corce to define the city center <br />concept, identify the comn7unity needs, and make specific recommendations <br />to the City Council. <br />(Source: City of Roseville, Roseville City Center Task Force Charge, <br />Approved July 27, 1998) <br />1999 � City Center Committee studied issues relating to the land use of the City <br />Center complex, and r�co�xuz��nded that space should be used for <br />government services, community space, and recreation. <br />(Source: City Center Task Force Meeting Minutes, 1998 - 1999) <br />2�Q0 . Roseville Parks and Recreation moved to �a�rview Community Center, <br />using approximately 4,000 sq ft of administrative, program and storage <br />space. User access to other meeting and activities resources housed within <br />Fairview Community Center is based on availability. <br />• The relocation from Arona site to Fairview site resulted in a net loss of <br />progratnlsupport space for Parks and Recreation activities, community <br />groups and teen center. <br />(Source: City of Roseville, City Center Facility Needs Program, Report to <br />the Steering Committee, July 25, 2001) <br />2(}O1 . Roseville Area School Board created long-range Facility Planning Advisory <br />Committee to study and report on the current status and use of all district <br />facilities, projected use, repairs and upgrades to district facilities, <br />cooperative use and financial implications. <br />(Source: Facility Planning Advisory Committee, November 29,2001) <br />���� Potential Plan To partner with the Roseville Area School District to build an <br />Outdoor Aquatic Center with leisure pool amenities including zero depth areas, <br />water slides, therapeutic warm pools, water spray toys, lazy rivers, water <br />exercise areas. The Aquatic Center would be constructed near the existing pool <br />at the Parkview School site and is a portion of the overall master plan for a <br />