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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Roseville public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Woodbridge Park completion delayed
The Woodbridge Park tennis and pickleball court project was pulled from the agenda because it isn't finished yet; neighbors hope for a grand reopening celebration next spring.
Baseballs from school field landing in residence
A resident whose backyard borders a school baseball field reported 15 balls landing in his yard and pool this year, with no response from Parks and Rec after two complaints.
Fiddyment Homestead preservation and park development
The council approved a vision plan to turn the last remaining piece of the Fiddyment family farm into a public event and interpretive space, but no construction money is identified yet — grants and fundraising will be needed.
Parking lease for Roseville Tuesday Night Group
A member of a long-running Alcoholics Anonymous group asked the city to renew the lease on a 55-space parking lot across from the opera house, saying meetings with up to 75 attendees depend on it.
Roseville Traffic Garden
The city will build its first permanent traffic garden — a scaled-down street network painted on asphalt where kids and new riders can practice bike and pedestrian safety away from cars. It's going in a vacant downtown parking lot near the Oak Street roundabout, with a goal of opening within a year.
Park Naming Policy Revisions
The council updated how Roseville names its parks: three parks commissioners now vet names instead of staff, and people honored can have made philanthropic or community contributions — not just unpaid volunteerism — over at least ten years.
Council chamber renovation
The renovated council chambers should reopen for the May 6 meeting, with better seating, security, ADA upgrades, and broadcast capabilities. Meetings are being held at a temporary location until then.
Dry Creek Greenway East Phase 1 Trail Project
The council added $1 million from the transportation fund and a $92,310 design contract amendment to keep the regional trail project moving — no General Fund money used.