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City of Lino Lakes <br />Park Board Meeting <br />May 3, 1999 <br />Chair Lindy added that an extra Park Board meeting may be <br />necessary if the issues with residents are resolved. <br />Chair Lindy also stated that there are two issues involved <br />relating to this project. The first is the concerns of the two <br />property owners that are heavily impacted. The second issue is <br />the expectation that the park should be developed if possible. <br />Chris stated the pros and cons of developing the park need to be <br />considered. It is possible that the park may benefit over 200 <br />residents while only two families are in opposition to the <br />project. <br />Paul stated the City has never sold park property before. He <br />asked if the City will be setting a precedent. <br />Rick stated selling property along Mustang Lane and Palomino Lane <br />is legal. This situation is very unique. He stated he is not in <br />favor of selling park property overall. However, the park may not <br />be developed for many, many years which is very frustrating. <br />It was the consensus of the Park Board that if the developer can <br />get resolution with the two most affected property owners, the <br />project can be pursued if a greater consensus of the neighborhood <br />is in favor of the project. The issue will be a June, 1999, <br />agenda item. An extra Park Board meeting may be held if a <br />resolution is found. <br />CONSIDER DESIGNATING PARK DEDICATION FUNDS FOR SUNRISE PARK <br />IMPROVEMENTS: <br />Rick stated the Parks and Recreation Department has been working <br />with the Centennial Lakes Little League Association (CLLLA) to <br />improve the two little league fields at Sunrise Park. <br />Rick reviewed the improvements that have been made noting the <br />Park Maintenance staff has put forth a tremendous effort <br />including removal of the fencing and players benches and pouring <br />new concrete pads for the bench areas. <br />Rick requested the Park Board consider designating $5,000 of park <br />dedication funds to offset the expenses incurred for upgrading <br />fields #3 and #4 at Sunrise Park. This would cover the costs of <br />the players benches, cement, additional ag -lime, and sod. <br />Chair Lindy stated the City needs to upgrade and take care of the <br />ball fields. <br />3 <br />
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