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C1TY'4 n • RNdi KES • Lino Lakes Public Services Department 600 Town Center Parkway Lino Lakes, MN 55014 (651) 982 -2440 Fax (651) 982 -2439 2003 PROPOSED PARK BOARD GOALS Highland Meadows Park Development $75,000 Clearwater Creek Park Development $75,000 Pheasant Hills Northeast Trail $45,000 Behm's Park -'/2 Court Basketball $10,000 Birch Park - Open Air Shelter $25,000 Sunrise Park - Pave Parking Lot $50,000 Pursue Full Court Basketball at Rice Lake Elementary $20,000 Stoneybrook Development Park Dedication $110,000 Highland Meadows Park Development ($75,000) - This park began development in 2002. The additional dollars will provide playground equipment, complete the 1/2 court basketball court, seed the entire park area, and provide park amenities such as park benches and picnic tables. Clearwater Creek Park Development ($75,000) - This park began development in 2001. The additional dollars will be used for final grading of the entire park area, 1 court basketball court, paving internal trails, irrigation, and seeding. Upon completion of Clearwater Creek Park, the City will be reimbursed $125,000 from an Outdoor Recreation Grant awarded in 2001. Pheasant Hills Northeast Trail ($45,000) - The City has been working with the Pheasant Hills Homeowners Association to provide a trail connection to the Regional Park Reserve Trail System. The City Council recently approved Resolution 02 -178 that outlines an arrangement to provide a quitclaim deed for a trail easement. The funding for this project will provide an asphalt trail from Sherman Lake Road to the Regional Park Reserve Trail System. An on -site visit with Anoka County staff on January 9th has led to a realignment of the proposed trail via the St. Paul Water Utility Easement. The estimated project cost reflects the additional length of the new trail alignment. Behm's Park -'/2 Court Basketball ($10,000) - A' /2 court basketball court has been requested by residents adjacent to Behm's Park and is indicated in the master plan. Birch Park - Open Air Shelter ($25,000) - With recent completion of the boardwalk, Birch Park is used by residents in several nearby developments. An open shelter will be a nice amenity for area residents and participants in our summer playground program. Also, an open air shelter is indicated on the master plan.