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MINUTES <br /> <br /> Parks & Recreation Commission <br /> March 4, 201.0 <br /> 7. Develop fee schedule for fire re-inspections <br /> 8. Pursue funding for reconstruction of Rice Street Bridge at 694. <br /> Fahey commented that the Animal Control Policy was for controls on tur]<eys, deer and <br /> geese. The streetscape plan for Little Canada Road included the new railing replacement for <br /> the 35E bridge. <br /> RONDEAU PARK STORMWATER PLANS <br /> Sanders pointed out on a large map of Rondeau Park, located off Jackson Street and Bryan <br /> Street, the proposed stormwater improvements. The city proposes to install curb and gutters <br /> along Bryan Avenue and Jackson Street that will make the water runoff move faster. They <br /> are planning to make a pond in Rondeau Park to catch this runoff water. They plan to keep <br /> the central portion of the park as an open area. They will be removing the cottonwood trees <br /> along the north side of the park and will replace the area with some plants and shrubs. This <br /> project is scheduled to be completed this summer. <br /> OLD <br /> BUSINESS: PIONEER PARK - CENTERVILLE ROAD ENTRANCE ENHANCEMENTS - <br /> PLANTERS <br /> Sanders stated the drawings of the proposed improvements to the entrance of Pioneer Park <br /> off Centerville Road have been completed. He is recommending using the concrete pots the <br /> city already has available and placing Them each on a 5 x 5 brick base. He is also proposing <br /> replacing the long planters along Centerville Road with a large limestone planter. This <br /> planter would be placed about 15' from the park sign and would be placed out of the shaded <br /> area. That area currently has some perennials that could be replanted in another area. <br /> Chair Fahey asked Morelan how this project would be funded. Morelan replied stating there <br /> currently is no funding proposed for this project but there would be no cost for the concrete <br /> planters and the building of the limestone planter would possibly be the only expense. The <br /> plants for these planters would be added to the city's spring plant order. <br /> Sullivan suggested the commissioners evaluate the vegetation that should be kept in This area <br /> when the commissioners go on the spring park tour. Sanders agreed that an assessment of <br /> what is needed should be made and then set a budget for any suggested needs. <br /> OTHF,R <br /> Morelan had distributed the 2010 Friends of the Parks Tree Sale flier. He stated some <br /> residents purchase trees from this program and donate them to the city to be planted in the <br /> city parks. <br /> Page 4 of 5 <br /> <br />