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PARK BOARD MINUTES October 2, 1989 19*N Marty Asleson said that there were some problems with the trails . The culvert was plugged on the first trail - but overall he thinks the trail system is great . Don Volk stated that the residents have expressed their happiness with the trails to the developer. Ray Johnson said that as the trails progress they will be more popular. Don suggested sod and erosion control fabric should be placed on the banks of the trails where necessary. The erosion control fabric will stay until the vegetation can hold. PARK DEDICATION: ROHAVIC OAKS SECOND ADDITION In the original plat of Rohavic Oaks four lots have paid park dedication fees . There are now nine lots instead of four and the developer purchased additional land creating six more lots , leaving a total of 15 lots . Therefore, park dedication is still needed for 11 lots. Rohavic Oaks Second Addition has had final approval with the exception of park dedication yet to be met . The board discussed the fact that when park dedication was giving for the original four lots the cost was lower than $400 . 00 per lot . The board felt that the difference should be paid in park dedication. After further discussion a motion was made. MOTION: Ray Johnson moved to recommend to city council that park dedication of $400 . 00 per lot will be taken for all 15 lots. The park dedication previously taken on the original four lots . ff � will be subtracted from the park dedication balance. George Lindy seconded the motion and the motion was approved unanimously. OLD BUSINESS George Lindy asked about the South-side Community Park. Don Volk said that he received the appraised value of the property. Don Volk is planning on meeting with the owner of the property in the near future. George Lindy talked to Keith Apitz and Keith was adamant that the property would not be sold. Don Volk stated that they key issue is the money, and the city needs to give Mr. Apitz a good price for the land, and also the land will be his life estate. It has been a year since Don has visited with Mr. Apitz . Bill Nissen suggested that an alternate board member be selected for the Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Advisory Committee. John Bauman volunteered for the position. The "r next meeting will be held on October 19th at Mar-Dees restaurant . The City of Circle Pines is the host . Page 3