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Meeting Date: 10/14/96 <br />Agenda Item: D- 3 <br />CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS <br />PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION <br />ITEM DESCRIPTION: Discussion of requests for non-traditional park use. <br />SUBMITTED BY: Carol Kriegler, Parks and Recreation Director <br />EXPLANATION /SUMMARY: In the past couple of years the city has seen <br />an increase in requests for non-traditional use of the parks. Several requests <br />for the use of Community Park and/or the park building have been received <br />for the purpose of conducting "sales" by local school and civic groups. <br />There also have been inquiries about the possibility of conducting "day care" <br />events and organized events and activities for home schooled children in the <br />parks. <br />Recently city staff has been approached by representatives of the University <br />of Minnesota's Recreational Sports department inquiring about the possibility <br />of basing their summer youth programs at the Community Park. This <br />program involves the daily participation of about 100 youth beginning the <br />first week of June and ending the week following Labor Day. While as many <br />as all 100 youth can be present at the base during drop-off and pick-up, <br />many of the children are off-site throughout the day participating in sport <br />schools, academic enrichment programs and other recreational events <br />located at various University campus locations. Currently the program is <br />based on the University's recreational fields located just north of Gibbs Farm <br />Museum. Community Park's many amenities and close proximity to the St. <br />Paul campus make it a desirable base for the program. <br />While discussions with the University are in a preliminary stage, staff is <br />interested in the commission's perspective of these requests for non- <br />traditional use. No formal recommendation is needed at this time. <br />
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