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PARK BOARD MINUTES <br /> February 8, 1989 <br /> land for his livestock, unaware that he was also using <br /> Ericksons land. This dispute has been settled and Erickson <br /> is ready to proceed with his development. <br /> Don Volk asked for direction from the board as to the <br /> procedure they would like to follow in regards to the park <br /> dedication. Mr. Volk met with Randy Schumacher, City <br /> Administrator and discussed holding building permits until a <br /> portion of the park in constructed. They also discussed <br /> incorporating a letter of credit format. After some research <br /> on this they discovered that banks have different formats , <br /> and Volk and Schumacher decided to have a paragraph added to <br /> the letter of credit with our requirements listed. <br /> Discussion continued as to what the board wished to have in <br /> the park. Bill Nissen felt a parking lot would be costly, <br /> and felt (with the board agreeing) that the money would be <br /> better spent towards landscaping than the asphalt for the <br /> parking lot, but rather have a class five surface, and <br /> concrete bumpers . The board also decided a hockey rink would <br /> be put to better use than a pleasure rink. After further <br /> discussion a motion was made: <br /> MOTION: Bill Nissen moved to recommend to City Council to <br /> proceed with Park Development at Erickson' s 2nd Addition, <br /> cost not to exceed $45, 000 in park dedication funds. Park <br /> development would include the following: <br /> 1 . Shade Trees, Evergreen Trees, Shrubs <br /> 2. Soft Surface Parking Lot <br /> 3. Concrete Bumpers for Parking Lot <br /> 4. Play Equipment <br /> 5. Topsoil <br /> 6. Seeding <br /> 7. Agricultural Lime Softball Infield <br /> 8. Softball Backstop <br /> 9. Homeplate, Pitch Rubber & Bases <br /> 10. Fencing on Side Lines <br /> 11 . Hockey Rink Dasher Boards <br /> John Bauman seconded the motion, motion carried unanimously. <br /> OLD BUSINESS• <br /> Page 4 <br />