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<br />7. 2021 RECOMMENDATION TO CITY COUNCIL UPDATE <br /> <br />A. LINO PARK RENOVATIONS <br /> <br />Rick DeGardner, Public Services Director, updated the Park Board on the Lino Park <br />Renovations. He stated the City Council approved the $85,000 Northland Recreation <br />Inc. contract for Lino Park Playground Project March 8, 2021. The Public Services <br />Department staff will undertake the removal process and perform the necessary site <br />work to prepare the site for new equipment. He stated that the City Council continues <br />to consider options related to other proposed enhancements including new open-air <br />shelter, landscaping, and water fountain. Staff anticipates further discussion at the <br />May 3 rd work session. <br /> <br />DeGardner mentioned that there were some factors that came up when looking into <br />the replacement of the shelter. He detailed that there is a 30 inch rise in elevation <br />between the side walk adjacent to parking area and the trail loop to the east of the <br />park shelter. In addition where the new park shelter would be there are some gate <br />valves and an irrigation system there that would be expensive to relocate. There is <br />some flexibility with the seating terrace area. He believes it is in the best interest to <br />move forward with the new park playground equipment installation and once that is <br />completed review the shelter again. He stated that with the grade difference, there <br />might be more to be done before the seating terrace and the shelter could be put in <br />and it could affect the look of it. Staff recommendation is to place a hold on the <br />shelter until the playground equipment is put in and more options can be explored for <br />the shelter as well as the possible fountain. <br /> <br />DeGardner updated the Park Board on the timeline of the park equipment installation <br />at Lino Park. He stated that the originally schedule had been to install the week prior <br />to memorial day, however there was a manufacturing issue at the plant which has <br />pushed the project installation date out a week to the week of June 1st. He stated that <br />once the project removal begins information will be posted at the park, on the City’s <br />website, and on the City’s social media pages. <br /> <br />Clark Gooder, Park Board Member, stated that the current park equipment had a <br />handicap swing available. He inquired if the new equipment would also have one of <br />these available to residents that need it. DeGardner assured that the new equipment <br />would have one. <br /> <br />DeGardner detailed that staff had explored some other options to create more of a <br />barrier between the parking lot and the playground area (shrubs, rock, mulch, etc.) but <br />identified that there could be some issues with run off of items getting into the <br />playground area during heavy rains. Staff pointed out the benefit of keeping the side <br />walk area where it is currently would eliminate the need to do have to do concrete <br />edging around the playground which will save money on the project. DeGardner stated <br />that staff’s proposal is to remove the cyclone fencing and replace with some high <br />quality fencing, keep the 5ft sidewalk, and then have the play area.
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