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PARK BOARD MEETING <br /> August 6, 1990 <br /> Ray Johnson called the Lino Lakes Park Board meeting to order <br /> at 7:00 p.m. at the Lino Lakes City Hall. Members present <br /> were: Candy Toffoli, Bob Williams, John Bauman, Ray Johnson, <br /> Ken Johnson, and Bill Nissen. Members Absent: George Lindy. <br /> Also present were: Mayor Harold Bisel, Council Member Andy <br /> Neal; Public Works Director, Don Volk; Superintendent of <br /> Parks, Marty Asleson; and Planning Secretary, Laura Elken. <br /> CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES: Bob Williams moved to approve the <br /> July park board minutes. John Bauman seconded the motion and <br /> the motion was approved unanimously. <br /> CONSIDERATION OF PARK DEDICATION FOR WILLOW PONDS STEVE <br /> JOHNSTON FROM MERILA & ASSOCIATES: <br /> This parcel is owned by Dennis Erickson. It is better known <br /> as the Townhome site, located between Elm Street and 35W. <br /> Last month this item was tabled. <br /> Steve Johnston approached the board. He is proposing a cash <br /> dedication of $10,800 based on the 27 lot plat. A walkway is <br /> proposed extending along the south border of the site. This <br /> trail would allow the residents to reach Sunrise Park by <br /> r traveling down one of the three short cul-de-sacs to the <br /> trail on Elm Street, then to Sunrise Meadows on Mourning Dove <br /> Road. They can then take this south through Sunnygage, then <br /> to Sunrise Park. <br /> Sunrise Park is just a half a mile south of Willow Ponds. <br /> Marty Asleson stated that this is within the guidelines for <br /> proximity of a park to a residential area. Marty added that <br /> he feels the proposed dedication is a good choice. He said <br /> that the amount of this cash dedication would cover most of <br /> the cost of land adjacent to Birch Park. The board has <br /> discussed obtaining this parcel. Marty suggested that this <br /> money be used to purchase that 1 1/2 acre parcel. <br /> Bill Nissen suggested that a cross walk should be installed <br /> on Elm Street between the Willow Pond Trail and Mourning Dove <br /> Road. Steve Johnston stated that it has been his experience <br /> that this is not that difficult to obtain. The city would <br /> formerly have to request a cross walk from the county. It <br /> would amount to painting a cross walk on Elm Street and <br /> signage. Staff will check with Anoka County regarding this <br /> issue. <br /> The park board viewed maps of Sunnygate and Sunrise Meadows <br /> showing the street layout. <br /> -� Ray Johnson also asked that parking not be allowed along the <br /> Page 1 <br />