Roseville City Council approves Rotary Park splash pad project with DeAngelis Diamond

The Roseville City Council convened on April 8, 2025, to discuss several key initiatives aimed at enhancing community facilities and services. A highlight of the meeting was the approval of the Rotary Park Splash Pad and Improvement Project, which is set to bring a new recreational facility to the area. The council unanimously voted to award the construction bid to DeAngelis Diamond Construction, signaling a commitment to improving local parks and providing families with more outdoor activities.

During the meeting, representatives from Anderson Eckstein and Westrick (AEW) were introduced, including landscape and urban designer Courtney Sturgis and graduate engineer Julia Beauvais. They expressed enthusiasm for the project and confidence in the construction team, indicating a collaborative effort to ensure the project meets community needs.

In addition to the splash pad project, the council entered a closed-door session to discuss attorney-client privilege matters, reflecting ongoing legal considerations that may impact city operations.

City Manager Mr. Monroe also provided updates, including a reminder that the local library has reopened and is currently undergoing renovations. This development is part of broader efforts to enhance community resources and services.

The meeting concluded without public comments, as the second hearing of the public was designated for general city business rather than agenda-specific issues. Overall, the council's decisions and discussions reflect a proactive approach to improving Roseville's recreational spaces and community services, aligning with the city's goals for growth and development.