Post in FW: Roseville bike ride -- community gathering spots?

-----Original Message-----
From: Lonnie Brokke
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2007 11:43 AM
To: 'Nicole Waxmonsky-Tu'; Roseville Issues Forum
Subject: RE: [RIF] Roseville bike ride -- community gathering spots?

Thank you Nicole for your interest in gathering and biking in the
Roseville area. There is always lots to celebrate!

Attached are several maps that may help you plan. Specifically included
is a 10 and 25 mile planned bike route through beautiful Roseville and
its parks, plus a 2007 parks, pathways and facilities map.

This year on Sunday June 24th beginning at 9:00 a.m. there is a
scheduled Tour de Roses family bike ride meandering thru Roseville's
beautiful parks, calming lakes and quiet neighborhoods (registration
flyer is also attached). Proceeds from the event benefit the North
Suburban Youth Foundation which is an organization dedicated to the
enhancement and enrichment of the lives of youth in the North Suburban
community.

Please check out the City of Roseville Parks and Recreation web site at
www.cityofroseville.com/parks for more fun things to participate in.

BTW- City Hall is open on most Saturday mornings and is considered a
great community gathering place where neighborhoods and community groups
are encouraged to come together, meet, gather, converse. It is best to
verify with Roseville Parks and Recreation at 651-792-7103 if you
schedule a meeting event.

Roseville Parks and Recreation is always interested in meeting community
interests. If you or anyone out there is interested in beginning a
community biking club or other healthy initiatives, we would like to sit
down and explore them.

Thanks,

Lonnie Brokke
Director of Roseville Parks and Recreation
651-792-7101

-----Original Message-----
From: Nicole Waxmonsky-Tu [mailto:Nickel542@yahoo.com]
Sent: Saturday, May 19, 2007 10:30 PM
To: Roseville Issues Forum
Subject: [RIF] Roseville bike ride -- community gathering spots?

Several folks have expressed interest in a bike ride of Roseville.  I
think it is an interesting way of learning about the infrastructure that
Roseville has provided for cyclists and to see some of the interesting
sites that have been talked about.

  One idea was that we could visit a few spots and then end at a
community meeting place.  Does Roseville have a popular gathering
location?  A favorite local park?  A neighborhood restaurant?  The
library?  Someone posted about the local American Legion celebrating
clean air so that could be a possibility.

  Is City Hall open on Saturday?  We could start there and talk with our
local community leaders.  Perhaps they may even join our ride. :)  Next
we could see the infamous Roseville donkey.  Other suggestions were to
see the Twin Lakes Development area, the lot that caused the Lot split
debate, or some of the heritage homes in the area.  Do you have any
suggestions?


  The more suggestions, the more rides that can be planned. :)

Nicole Waxmonsky-Tu
Falcon Heights
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