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CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD MEETING MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1992 of the corps, not city staff" . His main concern is of course, it will probably take at least two months. It also should be noted that if the original trail concept is approved by the Corps, it may be necessary to construct at least 100 feet of boardwalk. There was also some discussion about the need to bring the trail on the west side back in alignment for the next development to the south. RECOMMENDATION: George Lindy made a motion to recommend "for the Shores of Marshan Lake, concerning trail development: that the Park Board would like to keep the original trail easement which follows the shore of the lake. We would like to see the trail moved back to the "raised" (oxcart trail) portion of land - east of the homes. If this happens, then we would agree to vacate the existing approved trail easement which has been agreed is too close to the homes and an alternate 8 foot bituminous trail would follow Stagecoach Trail - beginning at lot 14 - leaving a 7 1/2 foot easement to the lake on lot 14 - traveling north to the north boundary of lot 8 - taking a 15 foot easement from lot 8 - down to the existing trail easement east of lots 1 - 2 and 3 per enclosed diagram of record. Also Mr. Menkvelds staff will work with city staff to prepare permit requests from the Corps of Engineers. " This motion was seconded by John Bauman all were in favor, motion carried. In closing, George Lindy suggested that if there is any way to expedite the process with the help of city staff, Mr. Menkveld should call either Marty Asleson or Don Volk and they will contact him (Mr. Lindy) in the hopes of resolving any potential set-backs that may arise. Don Volk will try to get this issue to the City Council work session coming up this Wednesday December 9 so they could act on it. Mr. Menkveld says he will start the permit process immediately. N-14, Woods of Baldwin Lake - Clyde Rehbein - Marty Asleson updated the board of the progress of this development. Mr. Clyde Rehbein is planning a development here as was previously brought before the board. Mr. Asleson distributed a letter from Mr. Rehbein in which he explained his proposal for park dedication. This is the area in which the City is looking to purchase property for parkland (N-14) according to the comprehensive plan. Mr. Rehbein's proposal would dedicate 2 . 18 of his property as noted on the attached map. Also he proposes to move the pond in the area. 3