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PARR BOARD MINUTES SEPTEMBER 51 1991 work from this committee is very important. Marty Asleson added that even though the committee may not meet, Mr. Schoenbauer has set up meetings with City Staff and the County, so his work for Lino Lakes continues. Marty Asleson reported that the Agreement between Lino Lakes and Centennial School District is being held up for some very minor revisions. He also informed the board that construction has begun on the new Rice Lake Elementary School on Birch Street. Marty says he's very concerned about State Aid for his programs. He referred the board to a newspaper article about Lakeville, Minnesota and the fast growth of that City. OTHER OLD BUSINESS - Ken Johnson referring to the minutes from the Design Review Board meeting of August 14th, questioned an Application for Consideration of a Minor Subdivision from Steve Bailey of 1826 Birch St. Mr. Bailey wants to subdivide 48 acres into 3 parcels. Ken Johnson made reference to the park dedication of $400.00 for each new lot, and asked why this park dedication issue was not brought up before the park board. Marty Asleson will check on this and have an answer for the next meeting. George Lindy questioned when it would be possible to have a special meeting to discuss the park and recreation budget. Marty suggested waiting until after the CIP is finished. Apparently meetings still are going on regarding the budget. Bill Nissen questioned Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department giving preferential treatment to Lino residents. Marty Asleson explained that the City Council wanted that. Bill Nissen feels that it could become a problem with the School Board. Marty Asleson noted that the school agreed with this consideration and that it didn't seem to be a problem. "This will be a learning experience." George Lindy mentioned the golf course consideration that was discussed at the August park board meeting. He has done some research and was overwhelmed at the cost. Millions of dollars are involved. Marty Asleson explained that is why it probably pays to hire consultants regarding this matter. Bill Nissen reported that because of a scheduling conflict with a class he is taking, he will not be able to attend the next three meetings. There was no new business. John Baumann made a motion to adjourn. The motion was seconded by George Lindy. All in favor. Meeting was adjourned at 9:02 PM. P