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for the city, that the Commission should consider adopting a resolution supporting "greening" projects. 3) Falcon Heights School improvement planning - Carol K. reported that the educational blueprint is continuing The architectural planning will start on Jan. 19, 1993. The proposed survey has been reviewed by the school sub-committee, and a representative from the district community education department. They requested inclusion of questions regarding passive Cnon-athletic) facilities, such as meeting areas and arts-crafts space. Carol K. amended the survey to reflect improvements beyond just groundswork. The architect has asked to see the results of the survey, as part of their planning process. The survey will be sent out in early January, to be returned later in January. A cover letter will explain the timeliness of this collaborative effort. 4) Ice rinks - Carol K. reported that we have a good staff lined up for ice rink care, with a dedicated team taking care of Community Park and Curtiss Field rinks. Public Works will continue to handle Falcon Heights School and University Grove. There have been problems so far with the weather not being cold enough, and not enough snow to form a barrier around the pleasure rinks for holding the water in place. Carol W. noted that there still is a problem with dog droppings at the Grove; informal signs will be posted, if possible, plus a reminder of the city ordinance concerning dogs in city parks will be placed in the next newsletter. 5) Winter special event - After a brief discussion of small-town values, it was decided to hold a winter special event, patterned after last years Groundhog Festival. It will be held on Feb.7, from approximately 2-4 pm. at Community Park. Meeting adjourned at 8:45pm. Respectfully submitted, -'Jyneen E Thatcher, Secretary, Parks and Recreation Commission 2