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City of Lino Lakes <br /> Park Board Meeting <br /> Monday, November 6, 1995 <br /> thought they might dedicate the land. Most all other trails would be <br /> in the right-of-ways . <br /> George said Quailridge, City Hall Park, Country Lakes Park, and <br /> trails are going to be a drain on the fund. <br /> George suggested the board go through the priorities, starting with <br /> the top priority and working backwards, and place figures on each <br /> one. The board agreed to spend approximately $75, 000 . <br /> Listed below are the goals and priorities with an estimated cost to <br /> complete these goals attached to each one. <br /> Listed below are the goals the Park Board chose for 1996 . The board <br /> also estimated costs for each project and they are as shown. <br /> 1 . Trails <br /> a. Completing dead end segments (ie Birch Street) <br /> b. Paving existing graded trails <br /> C. Trail connection to Regional Park <br /> d. Equitable trail dedication ordinance <br /> There was a great deal of discussion on trails and S 60, 000 <br /> formation of a trail committee. It was decided if <br /> land acquisition was necessary, in the Wenzel Farms <br /> area, it would cost approximately $45, 000 . The board <br /> decided to spend $15, 000 from the general fund plus <br /> $15, 000 from the park dedication fund. <br /> 2 . Birch Park <br /> Purchase a piece of property (peninsula) and create a <br /> trail connection between Birch Park and the northern <br /> portion of Trappers Crossing. <br /> During discussion the Park Board decided they would $ 37, 000 <br /> acquire approx. 1 acre of land at the present time. <br /> They estimated the boardwalk to cost approximately <br /> $28, 000 . <br /> 3 . City Hall Park <br /> a. Playground equipment <br /> .►-� b. Ball fields <br /> The Park Board decided to replace some of the play- $ 15, 000 <br /> ground equipment at this park. The old swing should <br /> 7 <br />