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CITY OF LINO LAKES <br /> PARK BOARD MEETING <br /> MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1994 <br /> pea rock vs the cost to put in a new road, parking lot etc. He <br /> asked what the cost would be to move the existing playground. <br /> Marty thought it would cost approximately $1, 000-$2,000. Barry <br /> said the had been in contact with the hockey association and they <br /> are willing to help out with the labor for this project. George <br /> stated that Marty should wait a month to see what Moline was <br /> willing to do to help out. Marty said he would ask the Friends <br /> of the Park to help out too. <br /> F. Border Patrol/Inline Skating Rink: Marty said that Barry had <br /> gotten a video tape on border patrol if anyone was interested in <br /> watching it after the meeting. He and Barry indicated it would <br /> cost approximately $4500 to purchase it. Barry went on to <br /> describe the system and size. Marty said there was a possibility <br /> of selling advertising space. The members discussed the pros and <br /> cons with border patrol vs a permanent bituminous surface in a <br /> hockey rink. It was decided they would prefer using a bituminous <br /> surface rink because we could use the existing hockey lights and <br /> did not have to move or try to keep track of where the system <br /> was. Marty said he had talked to people about the life <br /> expectancy of the bituminous surface and maintenance. He <br /> estimated it would cost $4500 to $5500 for the mat. Members <br /> asked Marty to get quotes on the mat so they had an idea of what <br /> they were looking at. Pam said if inline skating became a <br /> passing fad the rinks could be used as basketball courts. <br /> G. Other Updates/Old Business: Marty said he was going to be <br /> meeting with the police park patrol to discuss park rules and <br /> regulations and he would give them our inspection forms and ask <br /> if they could be filled out if they saw anything in the parks. <br /> Members had questions about the park patrol. Barry suggested <br /> they contact Police Chief Dave Pecchia to get their questions <br /> answered. Marty also mentioned that Jeanne Keenow has completed <br /> her CPTED training. <br /> Marty told the Park Board that all the park trails have been <br /> signed with standard signs designating them as city trails. <br /> Woods of Baldwin Lake - Marty reported that the employees were <br /> now working on seeding the park. All the playground equipment is <br /> done and the grills have been placed. The fencing has not been <br /> completed but he hopes to have it completed yet this fall. <br /> Ken asked about a more equitable trail ordinance. Marty said <br /> Michael Krech is working on a figure for projected housing <br /> through the year 2010 so he can relate trail distances with <br /> future housing. Marty said the new ordinance hinges on the <br /> Mayors 2020 vision and the wetlands in Lino Lakes. It will take <br /> 7 <br />