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MINUTES <br />Parks i Recreation Commission <br />May 4, 1995 <br />Greger felt that a more appropriate access would be where <br />Lakeshore hits Old Co. Rd. C. He stated that the Tima <br />property is pretty tight so there would not be enough room <br />for a link there. The Director stated that it would be a <br />long stretch without another access. Greger felt that it <br />was only 400 feet from Bluwood down to Lakeshore. <br />Remerowski stated that he thought the Commission had already <br />made a decision on the matter. The Director stated that <br />access from the Bluwood /Australian cul -de -sacs over to the <br />railroad bed was never addressed. Remerowski stated that he <br />has a tough time going back on a decision. He felt that the <br />residents are now under the impression that the Commission <br />is not asking for land. <br />Greger felt that the City should not improve the path along <br />Jackson Street from Demont up to Bluwood. He felt that it <br />should be left natural. Sanders stated that there has <br />always been a concern in the neighborhood for the kids' <br />safety since many children use Jackson Street to go to <br />school. Greger stated that the path is there, it's just not <br />improved. He felt that when Jackson Street is widened, it <br />will be safer for the children to use. <br />The Director stated that he felt that an improved path from <br />Demont to Old Co. Rd. C is necessary. However, he felt that <br />the path from Old Co. Rd. C to Australian could be left <br />natural until such time that heavier use warranted the <br />paving. <br />Johnson felt that if the Commission's recommendation is <br />changed, there would have to be additional meetings with the <br />neighborhood. She felt that this could cause problems. <br />Greger recommended that the City not improve the path <br />between Demont and Bluwood leaving it as a natural path <br />until a later date. <br />Seconded by Johnson. <br />Motion failed. 1 - 2. Remerowski and Johnson voted <br />against. Hartmann and Holm abstained. <br />VOLLEYBALL The Director stated that the Public Works Superintendent has <br />MOINISella obtained some prices on materials needed for the sand <br />volleyball court at Spooner Park that is to be installed <br />this summer. He indicated that landscape ties are needed to <br />separate the sand from the dirt. The cost of the sand is <br />$950, timbers $900, and other miscellaneous items $250, <br />bringing the total cost to $2,100. The Director commented <br />that the Public Works Department will be installing it so <br />there will not be any charges for labor. <br />Page 101 <br />