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MEMORANDUM <br /> TO: Honorable Mayor, City Council Members, <br /> Park Board Members <br /> FROM: Laura Elken, Planning Secretary <br /> DATE: August 6, 1990 <br /> SUBJECT: Comprehensive Park Plan and Development Guide <br /> The park board has asked Brauer & Associates to consider <br /> completing an overall city park plan for Lino Lakes. <br /> •� At the July park board and council meetings the members asked <br /> that other park plans be available for review. <br /> Well, we have both the City of Inver Grove Heights <br /> Comprehensive Park Plan and Development Guide, and Plymouth <br /> Park System Plan. <br /> Also available are request for proposals from Barton-Aschman <br /> Associates, and Westwood Professional Services, Inc. <br /> They are very large documents, therefore copying them is <br /> really not feasible. However, if you would like a duplicate, <br /> please let me know. <br /> Also some members stated they would like to tour a city that <br /> has had a plan in effect for some years. Please let me know <br /> whether or not you are interested in a tour of this kind. We <br /> would need to know the number of people touring to arrange a <br /> date and transportation. Tour length would be approximately <br /> three hours. <br /> If you would like to take a look at these plans they will be <br /> on display at city hall for the next two weeks. <br /> �. <br />
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