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PARK BOARD �• April 7, 1986 Chairman Ray Johnson called to order the regular meeting the Lino Lakes Park Board at 7:05, Monday, April 7, 1986. Boardmembers present: Nissen, Baumann, Ken Johnson, Flannery, Lindy. Absent: Sacco. Also present were Don Volk, Public Works Director; Randy Schumacher, City Administrator; Bill Bohjanen, Council Liaison; and Shar Foster, Secretary. CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES - February 3, 1986 MOTION: Mr. Flannery moved to approve the minutes of the February 3, 1986 meeting as presented. Mr. Nissen seconded the motion. Carried unanimously. There was no meeting of the Park Board during March, 1986. ANOKA COUNTY PARKS ADVISORY BOARD - Bill Bohjanen Mr. Bohjanen reported that the Council has not yet taken action on the request of the Park Board to replace Mr. McLean with Mr. Nissen on the Anoka County Parks Advisory Board. This item did appear on :'the last Council agenda, but was not discussed due to the fact that the Council meeting ran very late into the evening and a number of items were postponed until the next Council meeting. This item will be discussed at the next Council meeting and the recommendation will be to retain Mr. Clausen and replace Mr. McLean with Mr. Nissen as members of this board. PARK PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE Mr. Schumacher reviewed the proposal of L & G Rehbein to donate property east of .35E for park purposes after excavating the soil and replacing it with layers of lime sludge and soil reserved during excavation. The Council considered the Park Board's recommendation to approve the concept and look into bringing this concept to reality. They felt that several issues, such as the elevation of the land, the PCA review and County review, etc. need to be settled before approval of the concept. In light of this, the Council passed this proposal on to the Planning Commission for their review. Ray Johnson asked if any other proposals had been received by the City regarding park property on the east side. Mrs. Foster said that a couple of parties wrote stating that they may be interested in selling their property and that the City could contact them. SIGNS FOR SUNRISE PARK AND COUNTRY LAKES PARK Mr. Volk reported that the sign for Sunrise Park has been built and will be erected next week. The Circle-Lex Lions have agreed to pay for the sign and Mr. Volk will include on the bill costs for building a small berm on which to put the sign and some shrubbery. The sign for Country Lakes Park has also been built and paid for by the VFW. SUNSET OAKS PARK DEDICATION Mr. Schumacher reported that the City Attorney has been unable to contact the Attorney for Tilsen Properties (the developer of Sunset Oaks) with regard to satisfying the park dedication as agreed to by both parties.