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PARK BOARD MEETING FEBRUARY 3, 1992 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Park Board was called to order on Monday, February 3 , 1992 by Vice Chairperson Ken Johnson at 6:30 pm at the Lino Lakes City Hall. Roll call was taken, members in attendance were Bill Nissen, Ken Johnson and John Baumann. Members absent were Candi Toffoli and George Lindy. Also in attendance were Don Volk, Director of Public Works, Marty Asleson, Parks, Recreation and Forestry Consultant, and Carole Kohler, Parks Secretary. Attending later in the meeting was Linda Elliott, City Council person/Park Board Liaison. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: The minutes of the January 8, 1992 meeting were approved as mailed. OPEN MIKE: No one appeared under "Open Mike" . OLD BUSINESS• Woodridge Estates: Marty Asleson reported that he has been in contact with Mr. Bill Hawkins, City Attorney , as the park board requested at the January meeting. He noted that Mr. Appleby is currently out of town. It was agreed that this item would be tabled until the March meeting when Marty Asleson will report his discussion and reply from Mr. Hawkins. Black Duck Estates - Royal Oaks Realty (Marcel Eibensteiner) has purchased the Swanson property as was proposed by Mr. Eibensteiner at the January park board meeting. Marty Asleson reported that Mr. Eibensteiner has also contacted the property owners at the corner of Black Duck and Birch Streets, and the trail has met with their approval with the exception of a cyclone fence. The next step will be for Marty to write a letter to Mr. Jon Olson of the Anoka County Highway Department requesting their approval for the trail along the right-of-way on Birch. Mr. Asleson expects this plan will be favorably accepted by the County and should be settled by the next Park Board meeting. Bill Nissen asked Mr. Asleson if he was pleased with the plan and the outcome. Marty explained that he met with city engineers and Jeff Schoenbauer and this trail plan will fit in nicely with the comprehensive park plan. His main concern at the onset of this plan was if it were to go behind the Swanson property and have 90 degree angle curves that would have presented a problem with maintenance crews. But now that the trail is going straight to the east along Birch Street, it should present no problem. Weaver Property Update - Marty Asleson reported that he has been in contact with Kirk Corson since the last meeting, and Mr. Corson says there are a lot of wetland issues and concerns to be addressed 1