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PARK BOARD AGENDA
Monday June 6, 2016
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6:30 PM
Council Chambers - Televised
Park Board Members: George Lindy, Pat Huelman, Matt Koehn, Andrew Levi,
Richard Jensen, John Nordlund, Clark Gooder
Public Services Director: Rick DeGardner
Administrative Assistant: Heather Robinson
1. Call to Order and Roll Call
2. Setting Agenda
3. Approval of Minutes from March 23, 2016
4. Open Mike
5. New Business
a. Review St. Clair Estates Development
6. Recreation Department Update
7. Old Business
8. Next Scheduled Park Board Meeting — July 11, 2016
9. Adjourn
If you are unable to attend the meeting please call Heather at 651 982-2442 or email
heather.robinson@cLlino-lakes.mn.us
CITY OF LINO LAKES
Park Board Minutes
DATE : March 23, 2016
TIME STARTED: 7:55 PM
TIME ENDED: 8:35 PM
MEMBERS PRESENT: Richard Jensen, George Lindy, John Nordhuid, Pat Huelman
MEMBERS ABSENT: Andrew Levi, Clark Gooder, Matt Koehn
STAFF PRESENT: Rick DeGardner (Public Services Director)
ALSO PRESENT: Michael Manthey(City Council Member)
1. Call to Order and Roll"Call
The March 23, 2016 City of Lino Lakes Park Board Meeting was called to order by
George Lindy.-New City Council member Michael Manthey was introduced to the
Park Board.
2. Setting Agenda
No new Agenda items'were added.
3. Approval of Minutes from November 2,2015
Board Member Pat.Huelman made a Motion to approve the Meeting Minutes. Motion
supported and seconded by Richard Jensen. Motion was approved.
4. Open Mike
No one was present for open mike.
Park Board Minutes
March 23,2016
Page 11
5. New Business
Watermark Park Design Update
The Park Board members previously attended the Joint Meeting earlier in the evening.
The Watermark Development and the trails surrounding the development were
discussed at the Joint Meeting.
Discussion of the trail system surrounding the development continued. The Park
Board concluded that they supported the preliminary trail plan for the 10-12 miles of
internal trails within the Watermark Development. They observed that these trails
will add beneficial connections to the current Regional traLin and near Centerville.
Also noted were adjustments/additions that have been made to the Watermark Park
Design since the Board last approved the Master Plan in 2015.
These items include:
* Community Center'location change to the southern portion of the park.
• A parking lot for the Community:Center and the,park incorporated into design,
thus eliminating the need for the bump out on street parking area.
• The hard surface areas and the park shelter was shifted further to the north.
* Preliminary discussion now in place of a potential dock or pier near the lake
overlook and picnic area.
* An ornamental arbor seating feature at the main entrance of the park adjacent
or near a circular trail loop added as a design element.
It was mentioned that Watermark is still planning to construct the park in the first
stage of construction.
When Watermark park construction is being done,the Park Board discussed making
Watermark aware that they want the open space area to be graded as a flat surface for
family activities. Also, to consider an additional small shelter in the other corner of
the park to provide additional shade to the picnic area for a smaller group settings.
A question was asked regarding the land dedication fees. Mr. DeGardner replied that
the developer will be contributing approximately 2 million dollars in park dedication
fees. Of which, the sidewalks will not be credited. This will be credited for the trails
Park Board Minutes
March 23,2016
Page 12
and the park land. It is anticipated that after the trails get constructed and we have
been credited for the land we may have possible funds remaining.
Conceptually, the Park Board agrees to the park design.
NorthPoint Development Update
Mr. DeGardner presented the current Master Plan for the NorthPoint Park. He
explained, that phases 1, 2 and 3 are currently in construction. Phase 4 of construction
is what will trigger the neighborhood park. That is when the Park Board will be
reviewing details of the final design elements of the park. This will occur closer to the
fall of 2016 or early 2017. .,...
6. Recreation Department Update
Mr. DeGardner introduced Ali Lukin-Sobolewski.to the Park Board as the new
Recreation Supervisor that replaced Tanya 1Vlozingo and described her background
and qualifications.
Brian Hronski and Ali Lukin-Sobolewski provided updates on programs and events
that occurred.ovef the winter montlis and early spring months. A print out was given
to Board members fo review on their own.
7. Parks Department Update
Mr. DeGardner discussed he is gathering information for the City Council on the last
decade of considered park and trail projects that were considered but were not
completed due to lack of funds. For example, Mr. DeGardner describes a trail
segment that is in'need of a completed section near Park Court that spills out onto
Lake Drive by the Marshan Park Building. He has requested WSB Engineering to
provide an engineering and cost analysis on a 8.5 ft. wide paved trail to complete that
gap in the trail segment.. This will make available a current cost analysis on what a
project similar to this would cost for budgeting purposes.
City Council Member Manthey added that he would like to review a list of park and
trail related projects that have been put aside for the last 10 years because of the
economic downfall. The City Council would then have a list to evaluate should
funding become available.
The Park Board discussed creating a prioritized list of parks and trail projects.
Park Board Minutes
March 23,2016
Page 13
Mr. DeGardner informed that Anoka County has included in a bonding bill a plan to
extend the trail along Main Street that now ends on the 35W bridge. General
engineering and preliminary plans are being made to extend that section of the trail
along Main Street to Lino Lakes Elementary School.
8. Old Business
Park Shelter at Marshan Park was cut in the last budget discussion of 2015.
9. Next Scheduled Park Board Meeting.
If new business, will be held June 6, 2016. ,:
10. Adjourn
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: June 6, 2016
TO: Park Board Members
FROM: Rick DeGardner, Public Services Director
RE: Review St. Clair Estates Development
St. Clair Estates is a 35 single family lot residential subdivision located north of Birch
Street and east of Hokah Drive. This development borders the Rice Creek Chain of Lakes
Regional Park Reserve.
The Parks, Natural Open Space/Greenways and Trail System Plan document guides our
planning for parks, open space, greenways, and trails. A future park is not identified
near the St. Clair Estates Development, nor are any additional trail segments.
City staff has received some inquiries from residents in the Spirit Hills Development
requesting a mini-park within the St. Clair Estates development, access to the Regional
Park, and a trail connection to Rice Lake Elementary School.
Request for a Mini-Park-The use of mini-parks (typically 1-3 acres) are typically limited
to circumstances whereby a recreational need cannot be effectively met by a
neighborhood park or where developmental considerations make it prudent to do so.
With both Shenandoah Park and Rice Lake Elementary (RLE) School less than Y mile
from the intersection of Birch Street and Ware Road, residents in the Spirit Hills and St.
Clair developments have some choices for recreational opportunities.
Shenandoah Park is an eight acre park with playground equipment and maintained turf.
A controlled intersection at Birch Street and Ware Road provides a safe pedestrian
crossing across Birch Street. RLE has playground equipment, full size basketball court,
internal paved trail loop, connection to the Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Regional trail
system, and numerous ball/soccer fields. While RLE amenities are not available while
school is in session, it provides tremendous recreational opportunities in the evening,
weekends, and summer. The paved trail along the north side of Birch Street provides
suitable pedestrian access for users.
The upland area for St. Clair Estates is 16.87 acres. Statutorily, the City could require
10% land dedication (1.687 acres) for park land. The City would have to compensate the
developer for the fair market value of the land, and then seek additional funding to
develop the park. There are currently three parcels of land for parks (Quail Ridge Park-
1993, Behm's Park North-2011, and Wollans Park-2013) the City had acquired via the
Park Dedication process, but has yet to be even partially developed due to lack of
funding. Also, the southern portion of Birchwood Acres Park-1997 has not yet been
developed.
have included an email City staff received from a resident who resides in Spirit Hills.
Trail Access to Regional Park - Interest has been expressed to provide pedestrian access
to the Regional Park Reserve. This would be made via a trail corridor through Outlot A.
We have submitted this concept to Anoka County for their review and comment.
Trail Access to RLE Trails - A resident has inquired about the feasibility of connecting the
St. Clair Development to the existing looped trail at Rice Lake Elementary School. Due to
the extensive wetlands directly east of St. Clair Estates, approximately 500 feet of
boardwalk would be required. In addition, we would need to seek permission from the
Centennial School District.
Staff will forward the Park Board's comments and recommendations to the Planning and
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From: Jeremy Stimpson [aO
Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 1:13 PM
To: Rick DeGardner; Katie Larsen; Sara Stimpson
Subject: Re: Sioux Lane Development
Rick,
Thank you for your response. I just want to make sure I understand that the city is suggesting that the residents of my
neighborhood utilize Rice Lake Elementary, which is outside ybur stated 1/4 mile - 1/2 mile radius (Spirit Hills is actually
.75 miles from RLE) for park service area,for our park needs. If so, is the School District aware of this suggestion and
does this fit into district security protocol? If so, my wife and daughter look forward to using the park during the school
day.
I am surprised that you find that park size to not be viable, and I am confident that the residents of other developments
in other cities that have neighborhood parks would be surprised by your assertion. This is a continued reflection on what
the city prioritizes compared to neighboring cities such as Shoreview which has a neighborhood park in the Ponds
development that is smaller than this one. I'd feel better as a parent of children at Rice Lake if the city leveraged this
potential park space rather than suggesting it's okay for the general public to be on school property to utilize the park
there.
I've included a link to the one acre park just south of the Lino Lakes border.
City of Shoreview : Ponds Park.
City of Shoreview : Ponds Park
Thanks,
Jeremy
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From: Rick DeGardner<ricl<.degardner@ci.lino-lakes.mn.us>
To: Katie Larsen <I<atie.larsen@ci.lino-lakes.mn.us>;
Cc: Rick DeGardner<rick.degardner@ci.lino-lakes.mn.us>
Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 12:02 PM
Subject: RE: Sioux Lane Development
The financial impact of the City acquiring park land in every residential development isn't realistic. In addition, park
development funding along with on-going maintenance costs would be prohibitive. The Parks, Natural Open
Space/Greenways and Trail System Plan identifies 30 existing and future neighborhood parks within Lino Lakes.This
document guides our planning for parks, open space, greenways, and trails. A future neighborhood park is not indicated
near the St. Clair Estates Development. Neighborhood parks are the basic unit of the park system and are typically 5 - 10
acres in size, with 3 acres the desired minimum size. Service area is%to% mile.
Rather than duplicate park amenities within the residential developments near Hokah Drive and Birch Street, Rice Lake
Elementary School (RLE) serves as the park for area residents. RLE is located less than % mile from the Spirit Hills
development and has a playground, full size basketball court, paved trails, ball fields, and soccer fields. The paved trail
along the north side of Birch Street provides easy pedestrian access for users.
The upland area for St. Clair Estates is 16.87 acres. Statutorily, the City could require 10% land dedication (1.687 acres)
for park land.The City would have to compensate the developer for the land,then seek funding to develop the park. The
size of a 1.687 park isn't viable, nor would the City have any foreseeable dollars to actually develop the park.
Rick DeGardner
Public Services Director
City of Lino Lakes
651-982-2444
ricl<.degardner@ci.lino-lakes.mn.us
From:Jeremy Stimpson ]
Sent:Thursday, May 19, 2016 1:25 PM
To: Katie Larsen
Subject:Sioux Lane Development
Hi Katie,
I spoke with you a few weeks ago about my concerns regarding the development that is going to occur east of Hokah Dr
on Sioux Lane. One part of our conversation is still bothering me and I want to make sure that I heard you right before I
get too alarmist.
I asked you about the potential to incorporate a park (playground specifically) into the development because we do not
have a public park in our vicinity on the north side of Birch that would be easily accessible to our neighborhood. You
stated that Rice Lake Elementary had a playground less than a mile away. I think a neighborhood playground would be
an excellent addition to the new development and it would benefit the existing residents that will be impacted by the
traffic increase.
I want to make sure that you are not suggesting that Centennial School District's playground at Rice Lake Elementary is
considered as a neighborhood park(playground)for our development and future developments? If so, does that mean
that my wife could take our 3 year-old up to the playground or athletic fields during the school day and utilize that
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infrastructure? If yes,then I will put my parent of a first-grader hat on and say I can't believe the city and the school
district would agree it's a good idea to allow "the public" to access elementary school playground equipment during the
school day, especially given the amount of security emphasis that has been put towards district capital spending.
Please clarify this before I jump two feet in.
Thank you,
Jeremy
Jeremy Stimpson
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Date: June 2, 2016
To: Park Board
From: Lino Lakes Recreation Supervisors—Ali Lukin and Brian Hronski
RE: Recreation Department Updates
Recreation Program Updates
• Monday night Men's Class D Recreational Slow Pitch Softball season is underway in Lino
Lakes. We have 6 teams playing in the league this year and the season runs from April
25th — July 25th
• Spring Soccer Mini Camp just wrapped up for the Spring session and we had 18 kids 3-5
years learning soccer skills at Golden Lake Elementary
• Basket "Have a Ball" class just wrapped up its Spring Session and we had 23 kids ages 4-
6 honing their basketball skills at Golden Lake Elementary
• T-Ball season is underway and we had 3 classes start in May. We had 35 kids
participating in 3-6 year old t-ball @ Birch Park and Centennial Middle School
• Youth Instructional programs such as Preschool Dance, Hip-Hop, Tumbling and Tae Kwon
Do have been going smoothly. Spring sessions are winding down and summer sessions
will start the week of June 13tn
o We did have to cancel our spring dance classes — but our summer session
numbers are looking great!
• Kite Day is Saturday June 4th at Rice Lake Elementary School from 10:30 — 11:30 am
o We have some new kite designs and are looking forward to some fun.
o The weather is looking like it will be a nice day!
• Summer Programs are getting ready to start
o Day camps programs start the week of June 13th
o Sports start the week of June 6th
• We have several specialist camps coming up this summer
o Drawing camp, Art Sampler camp, Painting camp, sports, etc.
• We have some great youth field trips planned for this summer.
o We have teamed up with City of Blaine to help keep some of the costs down
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• Adult Golf Lessons are set to start June 1 s' a@ Shadow Ridge Golf Range, we have
approximately 15 Beginner and Women that are taking lessons from our longtime golf pro
Phil Biesanz
• The Senior Center will continue with its many programs throughout the summer.
• Our Adult Day Trips attendance has been great!
o We have actually filled a couple of the trips and had to order some more tickets.
o We currently have one trip that is full and has a waitlist going — we are working on
trying to get more tickets for the show.
o There are several more great trips planned for this summer and we are very excited
about them.
• Blue Heron Days planning is in full force.
o We are hoping for some gorgeous weather on August 19 & 20rn
o We are still working on finalizing the schedule of events for each day.
Upcoming Special Events
• Kite Day — June 4 at Rice Lake Elementary
■ Puppet Shows in the Park — Sunrise Park (June 22), Highland Meadows
Park (July 6), Clearwater Creek Park (July 20)
■ Movie in the Park — "Minions" — July 14 at Lino Park
■ Family Corn Roast and Community Night — July 28 at Sunrise Park
■ Safety Camp — August 11 at Blue Heron Elementary School
■ Movie in the Park — "Inside Out" — August 19 at Lino Park
■ Blue Heron Days — August 19, 20, 21