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<br />sidewalk. ($140,000 from the 10% Fund will be transferred to the General Capital Improvement <br />Fund to offset the costs.) <br /> <br />Pioneer Park Playground Planning: Set a timeline and begin to plan for the future of the Pioneer <br />Park playground and the park as a whole. In order to accomplish this, staff will work on <br />retaining the services of a consultant to help with the vision, options, and costs of varies options <br />for Pioneer Park. <br /> <br />Gervais Mill Park Garden: Upgrade and enhance the Gervais Mill Park Garden (Noel Street <br />side). Work with a landscape architect on a design of the entrance within the budgeted amount <br />and complete the project in 2019. <br /> <br />Interpretive Signs: Add interpretive signs throughout the park system. The signs will highlight <br />the area the park area that park users are in and give an overall view of the park system. This <br />will give exposure to underutilized parks and people new to the area on other park offerings <br />within the City. <br /> <br />Habitat Restoration: Staff is working on a plan for the habitat restoration of the areas affected by <br />the Xcel tree clearing. Herbicide has been applied in that area to destroy the unwanted and <br />invasive vegetation. Due to that herbicide application, new plants cannot be planted until spring <br />2019 at the earliest. <br /> <br />Trail/Park Maintenance and Repair: The Parks & Recreation Department will continue to work <br />closely with the Public Works Department on the trail/park maintenance and repairs that are <br />needed throughout the park system. <br /> <br />Public Works / Capital Budget Highlights <br />Small Dump Trucks: The 2008 Ford small dump truck was scheduled to be replaced in 2018. <br />MNDoT removed the specifications and pricing from the state contract for a few months starting <br />in late-spring so we were not able to order the truck until September 5. There is a backup on the <br />truck chassis so we will not take delivery of the truck until sometime in 2019. Therefore, the <br />2018 budget item was moved to 2019. The amount budgeted is $50,000. <br /> <br />The 2003 Ford small dump truck is scheduled to be replaced in 2019. It will be replaced with a <br />similar model Ford truck and dump box set up. The intention is to order this truck in early 2019 <br />in order to take delivery as early in 2019 as possible. <br /> <br />Toolcat & Accessories: The 2006 Bobcat Toolcat is scheduled to be replaced in 2019. This is <br />the machine we use to clear sidewalks and rinks in the winter as well as mow boulevards, sweep, <br />general field maintenance, and numerous other tasks year round. $55,000 has been budgeted for <br />the Toolcat. Staff believes it is a much better value than the alternatives for the same type of <br />work, which have more power but cost over $100,000. <br /> <br />Staff has also budgeted for the addition of an angle broom for the Toolcat for sweeping off rinks <br />in the winter as well as a V-plow for the Toolcat to allow for better and cleaner plowing of
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