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<br />PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION <br />MEETING MINUTES <br />8/9/93 <br />Members present: Carol Huso, Lloyd Jacobson, Morris Nicholson, Steve <br />Schugal, Jyneen Thatcher, Carol Weisberg; Carol Kriegler, Parks Director <br />and Sue Gehrz, Council Liason. <br />Minutes from meeting of 6/14/93 were approved. <br />Carol Huso will be moving out of the area, therefore leaving the <br />Commission. She was thanked by the other members of the Commission, for <br />her hard work over the past years. As a momento, she was given parts of <br />a playground model in honor of her work towards improved playgrounds in <br />the city parks. <br />D-i. Community Park Prairie Planting. Jyneen reported the status of <br />the prairie planting project. The county work on the wetland area and <br />along Cleveland Ave. is expected to be completed by October 1. According <br />to Landscape Alternatives, Inc. (-the anticipated source of seedlings) <br />site preparation should be started soon, to eradicate the brome grass <br />and thistles that are the predominant vegetation present. It has been <br />their experience that unless the existing vegetation is aggressively <br />attacked, the prairie will be overrun by the existing vegetation, with <br />the planting effort completely negated within a few years. The <br />recommended, and generally accepted, method of site preparation includes <br />application of glyphosate by a licensed applicator. Because of the <br />extensive growth of invasive grasses and weeds currently there, several <br />applications may be necessary over. several weeks. Carol K. is looking <br />into the hiring of a suitable contractor for site preparation. <br />Hrian Malzer has received clearance for his proposal to organize and <br />lead a prairie seedling planting as an Eagle Scout community service <br />project. He will be organizing the crew of other scouts and interested <br />community members, meeting with Landscape Alternatives, Inc. to discuss <br />plant selection, and arranging for publicity for the project. Morris <br />reminded us of the equipment needs for this effort, including planting <br />trowels and buckets for watering the seedlings. The seedlings will be <br />concentrated along the walking path, near the wetland and along the <br />Cleveland St. sidewalk. <br />The new sign for the park will be ordered, similar to that at <br />Curtiss Field, to replace the existing wooden sign at the corner of <br />Cleveland and Roselawn. Additional showy prairie plants will be placed <br />around the new sign, to link it to the prairie. <br />D-2. University Grove Park Improvements. Carol K. reported that the <br />City Council approved the improvement plan, as well as approving the <br />itemized expenditures. Timing of the improvements should not be <br />affected by the street improvements. The street work and sidewalk <br />should be completed within the next. few weeks, and it will take at least <br />that long for ordering and delivery of the park improvement items. The <br />sidewalk contractor will be asked about laying the slab for the warming <br />shelter, although the remaining concrete work (footings for basketball <br />standards, baseball backstop, and benches) will probably be done by a <br />different contractor. <br />A workgroup CCaro1 W., Jyneen, and Carol K.) will meet on 8/17 to <br />specify park improvement items. When the City Council approved the plan <br />
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