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Agreement was not going to become a reality. Shade Tree Ordinance - Marty Asleson informed the board that the Shade Tree Ordinance in their packet is the final document presented to them for review. This ordinance will control what developers can do as far as removal of trees, etc. It also deals with shade tree preservation on public property. Bill Nissen made a motion to recommend to City Council that they adopt Ordinance 15-90 as it is written. Motion was seconded by John Baumann. All were in favor. Motion carried unanimously. Property South of Lino Park - Marty Asleson handed out an aerial photo map of the drainage easement property adjoining Lino Park on the south side. This property is owned by the County Highway Department, and they would be willing to Deed it to the City. He explained that this parcel includes high and dry land that would be a very nice addition to Lino Park. The County wants to retain the water easement, and will work with the City on turning the rest of it over to them. Marty asked the Board for a recommendation. Bill Nissen made a motion that City Staff pursue the acquisition of this property from Anoka County for park expansion. Ken Johnson seconded the motion. All were in favor. Motion carried unanimously. Bill Nissen questioned whether the chain link fence on the property between the park and the Bait Shop belonged to the park, as the Bait Shop is using it at Christmas time for tree sales and it seems to be leaning. Marty and Don both will check in to the fence issue. Rice Lake Estates U dp ate - Marty referred the board to the letter in their packets from Circle Pines City Administrator, Jim Keinath regarding the use of Rice Lake Park for the summer. He mentioned that Circle Pines has to deal with the State in acquiring the property before Lino Lakes is able to place equipment in the park. Marty will keep the board posted as to the progress. OTHER NEW BUSINESS : Bill Nissen mentioned his concern with the number of kids crossing Birch Street going to Birch Park and pointed out that the increase in activity here with summer coming. He suggested contacting the County to get crosswalks set up. Don Volk will pursue this with the County. Ray Johnson called for other New Business. There was none. At this time Mayor Bisel, who was meeting, addressed the Park Board. pleased the Council chose to break from Centerville, Circle Pines and Powers Agreement. He feels that in independent will best benefit the see something starting right away PAGE 5 in attendance during the He expressed that he was off and become independent Lexington, and the Joint the long term, being City. He is very pleased to this year.