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City of Lino Lakes Park Board Meeting August 4, 1997 what is industrial lots of record and what can be collected on commercial land. Kim asked if Mike could get clearer information from Mary Kay on what dedication fees have been received and when. Mike said he will look into this. MILLER SOUTH GLEN UPDATE: Mike received a memo from Mary Kay Wyland regarding this project . She said on July 14, 1997, the City Council approved the final plat for the first phase. The city accepted park land as outlined in the Park Board minutes of June 3, 1996 and received the deed for this property in July. The total park land credited to this development was 2 .34 acres with a 1 . 60 acre credit for future development along 62nd Street . The total upland park area is 3 . 94 acres . A map was included in the park packets . Mike said he and Barry went and looked at the property and it is very dense. n Joe said there are a lot of questions about this property such as how and who was going to connect the property because there are wetlands and the only way they can be connected is by putting in boardwalk. Who is going to pay for the boardwalk and how does it tie to 62nd Avenue. He did not know if the board approved this park land. Pam said planning had not been done on the southern section of the park because we did not own the land when we developed Birchwood Acres Park. Paul said we did accept the property contingent upon the developer getting the development agreement in the northeast corner of Ware Road and 62nd Street . He added the development agreement was received in July of 1997 . Joe said there were also question concerning parking and boardwalk to the section below the elephant trunk. Barry said he remembered a conversation about putting in an 8-12 stall parking lot . Barry said staff will research past meetings minutes and give the board an update at the next meeting. COUNTRY LAKES ESTATES TO COUNTRY LAKE PARK TRAIL UPDATE: On July 30 Mike talked to Marty to get an update pertaining to this project . Marty informed him the City of Lino Lakes will be receiving an approval, from Kate Drewry, Rice Creek Water Shed District, to place three culverts through wetland areas that will be impacted by the new trail . 4