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PARK BOARD MINUTES October 3, 1988 <br /> The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Park Board was called <br /> to order at 7: 02 p.m. , by Chairman Ray Johnson, Monday, <br /> October 3rd, 1988 at the Lino Lakes City Hall . Members <br /> present: Chairman Ray Johnson, members John Bauman, Ken <br /> Johnson, Bill Nissen, Bob Williams and George Linde. Also <br /> present were: Public Works Director, Don Volk, City <br /> Forester Mike .Hoffman, Landscape Architech from TKDA, Rich <br /> Gray, and Secretary, Laura Flken. <br /> Members Absent: Candy Toffoli <br /> CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES <br /> Chairman Ray Johnson motioned to approve the September <br /> minutes as written, the motion was seconded and accepted. <br /> WILDWOOD ESTATES/ELMER CROHN <br /> Elmer presented an overlay to his plat to the Park Board <br /> with his park dedication proposal . <br /> The park dedication proposal consists of 5 acres (2 - 2 1/2 <br /> acre lots) . He pointed out a road access in the southwest <br /> corner of the park. Elmer explained that there would be <br /> enough land in this park for 2 ballfields. <br /> This proposal is for Phase I of his development. Phase I <br /> has 60 - 65 acres, depending on drainage. <br /> The Park Board felt Lino Lakes needs more ballfields, <br /> whether it be league ball playing or neighborhood playing. <br /> The Park Board felt there would also be ample room for a <br /> soccer field. <br /> Ray Johnson explained that our City Engineer, Ron Stahlberg <br /> felt this was a good park lay-out. There will be no <br /> assessments for future utility lines. Also, this proposed <br /> parkland abutts Sharpen' s 40 acres. Half of Sharpen' s land <br /> is swampy, although the section that is adjacent to Elmers <br /> park is high ground, leaving the possibility of joining the <br /> 2 parks in the future. <br /> r <br /> Page 1 <br />