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1979 ,,-4he regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Recreation and Environmental Commission was to be eld Monday, December 18, 1978 at 8:00 P.M. There was not a quorum present. Members present: Crouse, Johnson. Members absent: Resch, Liljedahl , Shaughnessy, Scherer, Foster. Mr. Zelinka, Council liason and Mr. Volk, Public Works Supervisor were also present. Mr. Zelinka reported the Council actions of December 11 , 1978 regarding Novembers Park Board recommendations. He had checked with Attorney Locher regarding the Park Boards recommendations of requiring $150.00 per building permit on unplatted areas. Mr. Locher had checked with the League of Minnesota Cities and found that there is enabling legislat- ion on platted lands but not on unplatted lands. However, the League had told him that if there was a legal action it would be a Class Action and every City involved in this type of action would participate in the legal costs. Mr. Zelinka asked that this item be placed on the December 26, 1978 Council agenda. Mr. Zelinka had reported to the Council the Resolution passed by the Park Board in Nov- ember. The Council had felt the control of park lands must remain within the jurisdict- ion of the Council but agreed that recommendations from the Park Board have priority. The Council had no objection to the Recreation Association storing equipment over the proposed warming house area in the new Public Works building providing the Association provides the City with a release for all responsibility for the materials stored. Mr. Volk told the board that the building Inspector had refused to allow the install- ation of a warming house in the new public works building. It is a Class #2 building and a considerable expense would be involved in construction the warming house to meet erode. He could not see the $7,000 or more expense this would involve. Mr. Volk had suggested purchasing a trailer for a warming house. This trailer could be used all year in different capacities. The one problem is that a trailer is very vulnerable to fire. He said he would personally recommend the Board consider a permanent year round enclosure described as a shelter on the Plan for this Park. The $7,000 that would be used in con- structing a warming house in the new public works building would go a long way in con- stucting a permanent shelter. Mr. Zelinka felt the Council would have a problem with this until the park area is planned. Mrs. Anderson said this park had a comprehensive plan and wondered why this plan fell by the wayside. Mr. Zelinka asked that the City Hall Park Plan be placed on the January agenda. He felt maybe the Park Board should verify the fact they are in favor of this plan and ask the Council for a commitment to the Plan. m r. Zelinka asked the Clerk to determine what Board members terms expire and call them and ask them if they are available for another term. Mr. Volk was asked to write a letter to the Council explaining why a warming house could not presently be constructed in the new public works building. Volk said he had found a suitable garage to be moved to Sunrise Park for storage. jwever, there is a moratorium on moving buildings into the City until the Moving Ord- inance can be rewritten.