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Approved November 4, 2019 <br />Page 11 <br /> <br />popular event lets young children shop for gifts for the holidays while the parents <br />wait for them to finish their shopping lists. Our volunteer staff and Lino Lakes <br />Ambassadors will secretly help the kids shop and wrap presents. Refreshments <br />will be available free of charge and the hours for the event are 4:30 - 7:00 PM both <br />evenings! <br /> <br />Clark Gooder, Park Board Member, asked if the soccer numbers are higher or lower this <br />year compared to past. Rick DeGarnder, Public Services Director, stated its lower, they <br />are not sure why this is. Gooder asked if the price was relativity the same as the past and <br />DeGardner stated the cost as stayed the same and confirmed participants still receive a <br />soccer ball, water bottle, picture package, etc. we ever receive feedback regarding our <br />Fall Soccer program. Kellie Schmidt, Public Services Administrative Assistant stated that <br />the feedback they receive at the Public Services window at City Hall and on Facebook is <br />always positive and often hears from people that they think it to be a “well ran” program. <br /> <br />9. New Business <br />A. Consider Switching Monthly Park Board Meeting Dates <br />Rick DeGardner, Public Services Director, stated that the Park Board meeting and City <br />Council work session both occur on the first Monday of each month. Since the Public <br />Services Director is the staff liaison to the Park Board and often has agenda items at the <br />City Council Work sessions, there have been some occasions where the Public Services <br />Director should be at both meetings at the same time. <br />DeGardner went on to state that the Planning and Zoning Board meets the 2nd Wednesday <br />of the month, and the Environmental Board meets the 4th Wednesday of the month. Staff <br />is recommending moving the Park Board to the 1st Wednesday of the month, <br />commencing January, 2020. Then all advisory board meeting would be held on <br />Wednesdays, and all City Council meetings and work sessions would typically be held on <br />Mondays. <br />The Park Board approved of the new meeting dates. This will be discussed at the next <br />Council session to be approved. <br />10. Old Business <br />Pat Huelman, Park Board Chair, asked Rick DeGardner, Public Services Director, for an <br />update on the water tower behind Fire Station #2. He asked if the funds had been <br />approved for the water tower, courts, and grading. DeGardner stated that they haven’t <br />made in through yet. Huelman asked if they decided again the Recreation Complex <br />because it blurred the funds to much and DeGardner stated they had just decided to hold <br />off on the complex for now. Huelman stated that it was unfortunate but said that those <br />things do happen. Thought the complex would have been a great way to meet some of the <br />critical needs of our community. DeGardner stated that there is still a lot of funds in the <br />park and trails funds and in January he expects a discussion of where we are at on funds <br />and projects.