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MINUTES Park Commission February 16, 1984 Elaine Zoch made a motion to recommend that the City Council direct the City Engineer to stake the property corners at a future date to be decided by the Park Commission for their viewing when the snow melts. Bill Sanders seconded. Motion passed. Bev Scalze will contact the Engineer and the Park Commission will designate the date the stakes are desired for their meeting. There was some discussion as to what to name the park. Consensus was to use the Nadeau name in the title since the property had been donated by Roy Nadeau. Bev Scalze reported that the City was considering vacating a portion of Lake Street between Park Street and Rice Street, and the Park Commission was being notified in accordance with their request to be consulted about future street vacation plans. Discussion followed regarding the fact that no other trails could connect with this area. Bev mentioned that there was also some desire on the part of the Council to put some of the commercial property back on the tax roll. Jim Morelan moved to recommend to the City Council that there is no projected use of Lake Street from Ruth Street to Rice Street for park or trail purposes. Carl Spooner seconded. Motion passed. Next month, the Park Commission will discuss details to be incorporated into the Gervais Mill park site and also for trails across the Nadeau and Fairbanks property. Jim Morelan will discuss with Don Gagne, the plans regarding the placement of the monument proposed to be erected by the Historical Society. Jim Morelan made a motion to direct Bill Sanders to sketch the designs and specifications for bids on the proposed trails between the school property and Noel Drive. Elaine Zoch seconded. Motion passed. The next meeting will be held on March 15, 1984. Submitted by Bev Scalze for Secretary Lois Runyon„ B5:gb 74