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CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD MEETING August 3, 1992 Market, Crafts Sale, Teddy Bear Band and Kiddie Parade, volleyball, kittenball and horseshoe tournaments, a five mile race around Rondeau Lake and many other events for all ages. Forestry - The city once again has been given a grant in the amount of $5326 . This is federal money and must be used directly for control of oak wilt. Marty Asleson says that Lino Lakes has had no problem in sharing the County's vibratory plow, although more cities are getting involved with using it. Park Shelter - The City of Shoreview has donated to our Parks and Recreation Department a shelter building they will no longer be needing. Marty Asleson says the building will cost us nothing except for the cost of moving it. He is waiting on quotes for that now. It is a 400 square foot polygon shaped building, approximately 30 foot in diameter. An all wood structure that had a small amount of wood rot at one time, but has been re-built and has a new roof. He thinks it will go very well at Country Lakes Park where it can be used for a skating shelter, canoeing, etc. What Marty is looking for at this time is motion from the board to accept the building and move it to Country Lakes Park. MOTION: John Bauman made a motion to recommend that the Parks and Recreation Department accept the building from the City of Shoreview, and to have it moved to Country Lakes Park for a reasonable cost to be decided upon by Marty Asleson. The motion was seconded by Ray Johnson, all were in favor. Motion carried. OTHER NEW BUSINESS: Forjay Building - Marty Asleson reported that the recently purchased "old Forjay building" is working out very well. Barry Bernstein has started to move equipment and supplies into it. The area will need to be seeded this fall. There was no other new business. Ad;iourn - A motion was made and seconded to adjourn. The meeting was adjourned at 9 : 10 pm. r-� 4