The City of Roswell currently has 3 plans that regulate and protect greenspace within Roswell
- Roswell's 2040 Comprehensive Plan, adopted in October 2021, outlines City management for the following 20 years. The plan specifically states Roswell's goal of protecting and increasing greenspace as Roswell continues to grow and change.
- Recreation, Parks, Historic, and Cultural Affairs 5-Year Master Plan was adopted in August 2022 and creates a vision for Roswell's public properties, programming, and park maintenance strategies. The plan identifies the various developed and un-developed greenspaces in Roswell and how those spaces will be maintained and preserved.
- Roswell's River Parks Master Plan, created in May 2016, outlines the concept and design goals for Roswell's riverfront parks, and creates a plan for growing and connecting greenspace along the Chattahoochee Rivers. The plan focuses on creating a unified first-class river park system between Willeo Park, Azalea Park, River Landing, Riverside Park, Ace Sand, and Don White Memorial Park.