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COUNCIL FINANCE WORK SESSION MAY 10, 2000 <br />maintenance of parks. He asked that Council Members keep this in mind when going <br />through the budget process. <br />Mr. DeGardner noted that slower development and preservation development will result <br />in fewer park dollars also. <br />Mr. Brian Wessel, Community Development Director, stated the policy on park <br />dedication fees should be revisited as it relates to commercial and industrial development. <br />Council Member Carlson stated the City should also revisit the amount of park dedication <br />required by residential development. <br />Mr. DeGardner added that he is meeting with the City Planner and Mr. Brixius to discuss <br />this issue. <br />2000 Budget for Park Capital Outlay - $50,000 — Mr. DeGardner referred to the <br />development of the Mallard Lane trail. He stated that $50,000 has <br />the project in the 2000 budget. Also, in past years part of the e <br />been designated for Mallard Lane. He asked for direction f <br />these dollars. If Council wants to pursue the trail, an ad <br />needed. If the trail is not pursued, the dollars can b <br />needs. <br />Council Member O'Donnell advised t <br />Trail. He suggested staff revisit t <br />the entire Homeowner's Asso <br />Mayor Bergeson noted <br />the previous Coun <br />opinion, the City n <br />ignated for <br />ance has <br />regarding <br />- $25,000 is <br />park development <br />eowner at the end of Black Duck <br />he new homeowner and then meet with <br />oped to receive a grant for part of the project when <br />o designate the $50,000 to the trail. He advised that in his <br />the grant could nullify the support for the trail <br />Council directed st. `` ` o contact the new homeowner regarding this issue. <br />DESIGNATION OF ANTENNA LEASE REVENUE <br />Presently Allocated to Capital Improvement Fund — Mr. Rolek advised that the City is <br />receiving approximately $68,000 in antenna lease revenue in 2000 that will increase to <br />approximately $80,000 in 2000. The funds are currently going into the Capital <br />Improvement Fund to build a public works storage building. The storage building is now <br />complete and the dollars are available for other projects. <br />Use of Balance to Finance Items Cut from 2000 Budget Ms. Waite Smith reviewed <br />the following list of the 2000 expenditures that were cut from the budget or have surfaced <br />since the budget was adopted: <br />3 <br />
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