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^ CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD MEETING MDNDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1995 the warminghouse at Lino Park was an item on the Goals for 1993 and because of the warm weather, this winter, staff has been able to work on the building. Marty continued by saying many things have been accomplished because of the quality employees we have working on the park maintenance crew. Tracey Urich, Mike Hoffman, and Dave Lichtsheidl have done a good job and they all have expertise in different areas so we are getting things done in a quality manner. Marty thought this park would be a good place to visit when the Park Board starts doing pre-meetings again. G. ADA Update: George asked Marty if he had been interviewing for this position. Marty said he has not because the City Council passed a resolution to get surrounding communities to commit to become part of a Government Agency ADA Consortium. After we have commitments from surrounding communities Marty said he will be interviewing people for the ADA Coordinator position. He told the board that Julee Quarve-Peterson has completed the ADA Compliance Manuals. He said staff is currently reviewing and critiquing this document. Julee will be meeting with staff and the ADA Committee for a training session on Wednesday, February 22, 1995, at City Hall from 2 :30-4 :OOpm. George asked if Jeff Shoenbauer, in his planning, is aware of these new standards . Marty responded yes. H. Recreation/Special Revenue Accounts: Marty read the green sheet he had prepared for the Park Board. The special revenue account is a city account that was set up to accumulate revenues from recreation programs. Should a program draw more than an anticipated budget, then the revenue account makes up the difference. Over the last two years the Special Revenue Account has accumulated a little over $3000 per year for an approximate (pre-audit) total of about $6600. 00. Marty said staff would like to discuss the possibilities of using these funds. It , is felt that when revenues are generated from programs, the funds may go into enhancing the programs they were generated from, or other new program ideas. Although caution needs to be taken for revenue/expense purposes, there are some program needs that would be possible, or enhanced by the use of these dollars. Staff wishes to use these funds. Marty recommended a motion and recommendation from the Park Board concerning this matter. The options would be to spend these dollars for worthy program enhancement needs or let the funds accumulate. 5