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Park Board J October _J� 1982 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Park Board was called to order on October 3 , 1982 by Chairman Johnson with the following members present ; R. Johnson , Arntzen , LeBlond . Absent; Scherer , Lindy , _ MINUTES - September 7 , 1982 Mr . Arntzen moved to approve the minutes as presented . Seconded by Mrs . LeBlond. Motion carried unsnimously . Mr . Scherer arrived LINO AREA RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION - STORAGE BUILDING Mr . Dietsch presented the proposed storage building to be constructed in one of the Park areas for the purpose of storing athletic equipment for that Association . The two areas to be considered are the City Hall Park near the parking lot and Lino Park near the North boundary . The building proposed is 22 'x22 ' , cement block , no heat or water, just electricity , 1-5 ' door in the front and 1-3 ' door in the rear, approximate cost of materials - $2 ,000 . 00 . This does not include labor . The building will be constructed by volunteer and donated labor . Mr. K. Johnson reported that he had met with the Association in September and informed them of the construction plans at the City Hall Park . The general consensus of the Association was they felt they still needed a storage building of their own . Mr. K, Johnson pointed out that the exact site for the Senior Citizen Center has bot been decided at this time , therefore , it would be difficult to designate a site for this building at City Hall . Mr. K. Johnson also felt the Park Board would need some guarantee that the building would be completed - not started and never finished . It was suggested the Association post a bond ensuring the completion of the building. There was discussion of this point . Also , the possibility of a warming house at Lino Park and the feasibility of combining the two buildings . There was a question of ownership of the building. it was generally con- cluded that the building would become the property of the Park Department , but the Association would have sole use of the building and would be responsible for the maintenance of the building. Mr . Dietsch reported that he h p a�:d° presented the plans and specifications for the building to the Building Inspector and he had approved the concept,! Mr. Volk suggested that the Associa Lion askog the City to construct a building with the required square footage and they in turn give the money they had designated for the building to the City . There were other alternatives to be considered and since this isn ' t to be constructed until Spring, Mr . Volk felt these alternatives should' be discussed . It was suggested that the Park Board work with the Association as to where the building shold be located - as a part of the proposed building at Lino Park - or?