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th <br /> PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION r i <br /> MEETING MINUTES <br /> 1/10/94 <br /> Members present: Jackie Benson, Jyneen Thatcher, Alan Weinand, Carol <br /> Weisberg; Carol Kriegler, Parks Director; and Sue Gehrz, Council Liason. <br /> Approval of minutes from_11 /8/93 meeting was tabled, as copies were not <br /> included in agenda packet. <br /> D -1: Welcome was extended to Jackie Benson and Alan Weinand, the new <br /> commission members. Jackie lives in the Maple Knoll area, near City <br /> Hall and Community Park; Alan lives near Falcon Heights School. <br /> D -2: Dead of Winter Inspirational Event. Carol K. led a planning <br /> discussion for the 3rd annual Dead of Winter Inspirational Event (DWI). <br /> Date for this carnival will be Sunday Feb. 6, from 2 -4 PM. As in <br /> previous years, kids games, open skating, refreshments (cookies and hot <br /> chocolate), and the traditional treasure hunts (eggs and toupee) will be <br /> included. Depending on weather and ice conditions, snow sculpting or a <br /> skating instruction clinic will be offered. Jyneen offered to write <br /> treasure hunt clues. Publicity will include flyers distributed through <br /> FH School, Brimhall School, and St. Rose School along with newspaper <br /> announcements and use of the city sign board. Commission members are <br /> asked to arrive at 1:30 to help with set -up. <br /> )-3: City ice skating rink update. Carol K. gave an update on the <br /> status of the city skating rinks. It was a late season start, with the <br /> attended rinks opening after Christmas. The weather was too warm for <br /> making ice earlier in the month. Many of the rink staff are returning <br /> employees, both rink attendants and flooding personnel. <br /> The warming shelter at University Grove Park was finally installed on <br /> 1 /10, following an extremely late delivery. It is positioned directly <br /> under the light and receives good security lighting. The new activity <br /> light and timer was installed on a pole northwest of the rinks. The <br /> timer functions as planned, with a button -push activating the light for <br /> one hour, with no lighting after 9 PM. The light provides good coverage <br /> of both the pleasure rink and the hockey rink, and takes about five <br /> minutes after the button -push to reach full power. Carol K. has <br /> received only one comment so far regarding the light, and it was a <br /> positive reaction. <br /> Carol K. received a bid for a sound system for Community Park, which was <br /> more expensive than anticipated. Carol will have Public Works staff <br /> look into alternatives, as well as getting other bids. An ideal system <br /> would provide music for skaters or year -round activities, as well as <br /> loudspeaker for announcements. Unfortunately the building design <br /> doesn't allow an easy and secure place for the equipment. The <br /> Commission agreed that a long -term solution should be sought rather than <br /> an interim system for the up- coming Winter Event. <br /> Warming house hours are weekdays 4 -9 PM, Saturday 10 -9, and Sunday 12 -9. <br />
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