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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/08/1992 Park Board Packet CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD MEETING - TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1992 6:30 PM AGENDA 1. Call to Order and Roll Call 2 . Approval of Minutes from August 3, 1992 /r 3 . Open Mike 4. Old Business `tea. ) Presentation by Jeff Schoenbauer of completed Comprehensive Park Plan to park board members L,,Ib. ) Acquisition and move of shelter donated by City of Shoreview c. ) Underpass on Birch St. - Update Summerfest - Follow-up Other Old Business 5. ✓ New Business -Za. ) Report on discussion of wetland, trails, park land acquisition and development with Army Corps of Engineers Brochures - Fall/Winter Programs `__ c. ) Other New Business 6. Adjourn The balance in the Dedicated Park Fund is $220, 658.85 as of July 31, 1992 . 11-N CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD MEETING August 3, 1992 The August meeting of the Lino Lakes Park Board was called to order on August 4, 1992 at 6: 30 pm at the Lino Lakes City Hall by Vice Chairman, Ken Johnson. Roll call was taken, members in attendance were Jacquelyn Farm, Ray Johnson, Ken Johnson, John Bauman. Brian Bourassa was in attendance at 6:40. Members absent were George Lindy and Candy Toffoli. Also in attendance were Marty Asleson, Parks, Recreation and Forestry Coordinator, Don Volk, Director of Public Works, Barry Bernstein, Recreation Program Supervisor and Carole Kohler, Parks, Recreation and Forestry Secretary. The minutes of the July 6, 1992 meeting were approved as written. OPEN MIKE - No one appeared under Open Mike. OLD BUSINESS• Quail Ridge - Marty Asleson pointed out that this park dedication had been to the park board some time ago. Kirk Corson representing the developer, Hokanson Development, explained that this property is an extension of the Weaver property, and is a total of 39 . 9 acres. The proposed park dedication is 3 . 9 acres of usable park land in the southwest corner of the development. All 3 . 9 acres are high land with mature trees. The trail dedication shall be a connecting park trail from the park dedication through the wetland, and going through the cul de sac opposite the park. There shall also be a linear trail corridor extending the length of the development on the western border. This trail corridor shall go from the connecting park trail up to the Vaughan property on the north, and is intended to eventually extend into the "island" dedication in the Vaughan property. A portion of the trail crossing the wetland from the park shall be a boardwalk. Staff and city engineers agreed that this dedication is acceptable. Marty Asleson commented that with changes continually being made with wetland laws, boardwalks are becoming a necessity, even though they may present a problem with maintenance and also possibly for the handicapped. MOTION: Ray Johnson made a motion to approve the park dedication for Quail Ridge as proposed by the developer, and with the understanding that he (the developer) will work with the DNR on the walk-way system, and take the remaining dedication (if any) in a cash dedication. This motion was seconded by Jacquelyn Farm. All were in favor. Motion carried. Park Grove - This is a continuation of the last park board meeting at which the main discussion centered around whether the r park land being dedicated by the developer was buildable or 1 CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD MEETING August 3, 1992 wetland. Recommendation by the board at that meeting was to accept the park dedication proposal as originally presented in March of 1990. That was to see that the park land and trails be brought up to grade when phase 2 (Park Grove) was developed. Mr. Rick Carlson, the developer explained that when he originally presented his park dedication proposal in 1989 this property was not considered wetland, but since then DNR and wetland regulations have changed. However, he still feels that this land has a value and would like the park board to consider that it has "marginal" use as a passive park. Marty Asleson pointed out that the comprehensive park plan calls for an active park here. It really doesn't matter where the 10 acres come from, they could be included with land to the south. Mr. Carlson says that this land is not too low to be mowed, and he will obtain a letter from the DNR to that effect. After lengthy discussion, Don Volk suggested that the park dedication question could be agreeable if the city were to accept the 3 . 5+ acres of usable park land and approximately 10 acres of wetland as park dedication, and continue to hold the land per the Pineridge agreement for outlot "D" in the Pineridge developers agreement until the developer can prove to the city that the 10 acres is usable park land. MOTION: Ray Johnson made a motion to recommend to council that the park board accept 3 . 46 acres of high ground and the remaining approximate 10 acres in wetland that is not under water for park dedication, and once the developer shows it to be usable, the City will return the land being held in escrow in the Pineridge developers agreement. Motion was seconded by Brian Bourassa. All were in favor, motion passed. NEW BUSINESS• Apollo Meadows - Gary Uhde, developer of Apollo Meadows was in attendance to present his proposal for his development. This development, presented to the park board last year as the Tilsen Property is ready to get under way. It is located just south of the Sunset Oaks development, and is bordered by I-35W to the south and Sunset Road to the west, and will be comprised of 42 lots. Apollo Drive is a new street coming west off of the freeway. In being consistent with the comprehensive park plan, there is no need for land dedication for a park, but Mr. Uhde will run a . 5 mile transportation trail along the western border of his development. This trail will be located in the existing road right �•., of way. Staff will work with Mr. Uhde to see that the trail curves 2 r CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD MEETING August 3, 1992 inward toward the cul de sac at the bridge at the end of the freeway. The trail will be extended when the bridge is upgraded and a pedestrian path provided for on the bridge. The, balance of the park dedication will be in cash at the rate of ;$600 per lot. ..�t2-4x—'? MOTION: Brian Bourassa made a motion to accept the preliminary plat with the trail concept as presented above by Mr. Uhde, and a cash dedication for 42 lots, with the understanding that Mr. Uhde will work with staff to locate trails in the proper place. Motion was seconded by Ray Johnson. All were in favor, motion carried. Report on surface Water - Mr. Joel Schilling, Senior Scientist employed by our consulting engineering firm, SEH and Mr. Rocky Keehn a hydrologist/engineer and a Lino Lakes resident, also employed by SEH were invited to attend a park board meeting to answer questions pertaining to surface water and water condition problems in the City. In the audience were 13 residents of D. Erickson 2nd Addition who were concerned about the pond behind their houses. Several of these homeowners have property on Pheasant Run where the backyard adjoins the pond. They say that the pond has become overgrown with weeds and wonder how to get rid of them. Mr. Schilling explained that if this was planned as a sediment pond, then it will probably have to be maintained over time. He says harvesting is the preferred method of weed removal. There was some discussion regarding whether the City is responsible to maintain the pond or not. There also were questions concerning the liability issues involved concerning the pond. Ken Johnson questioned whether the City is responsible for the maintenance of such ponds, and if they are, does it have any plans for maintenance? Marty Asleson will check on this. Mr. Keehn explained that the City is in the process of setting up a water management plan, and he will be classifying bodies of water in the City next year. The pond maintenance issues will probably be addressed at that time. Ken Johnson thanked both Mr. Schilling and Mr. Keehn for the very interesting and informative discussion. City Celebration - Marty Asleson reported on the progress of the Lino Lakes Summerfest Committee. He reports that there were a few questions regarding insurance and liabilities, all of that has been taken care of. There has been a lot of support from the citizens in the community, including one man who donated his time and equipment to level the area where the Little Britches Rodeo rs will be held. Marty explained all of the events, they include Flea 3 CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD MEETING August 3, 1992 Market, Crafts Sale, Teddy Bear Band and Kiddie Parade, volleyball, kittenball and horseshoe tournaments, a five mile race around Rondeau Lake and many other events for all ages. Forestry - The city once again has been given a grant in the amount of $5326 . This is federal money and must be used directly for control of oak wilt. Marty Asleson says that Lino Lakes has had no problem in sharing the County's vibratory plow, although more cities are getting involved with using it. Park Shelter - The City of Shoreview has donated to our Parks and Recreation Department a shelter building they will no longer be needing. Marty Asleson says the building will cost us nothing except for the cost of moving it. He is waiting on quotes for that now. It is a 400 square foot polygon shaped building, approximately 30 foot in diameter. An all wood structure that had a small amount of wood rot at one time, but has been re-built and has a new roof. He thinks it will go very well at Country Lakes Park where it can be used for a skating shelter, canoeing, etc. What Marty is looking for at this time is motion from the board to accept the building and move it to Country Lakes Park. MOTION: John Bauman made a motion to recommend that the Parks and Recreation Department accept the building from the City of Shoreview, and to have it moved to Country Lakes Park for a reasonable cost to be decided upon by Marty Asleson. The motion was seconded by Ray Johnson, all were in favor. Motion carried. OTHER NEW BUSINESS: Forjay Building - Marty Asleson reported that the recently purchased "old Forjay building" is working out very well. Barry Bernstein has started to move equipment and supplies into it. The area will need to be seeded this fall. There was no other new business. Ad;iourn - A motion was made and seconded to adjourn. The meeting was adjourned at 9 : 10 pm. r-� 4 MEMORANDUM TO: All Parks and Recreation Board Members FROM: Marty Asleson DATE: September 3, 1992 SUBJECT: Comp Plan Presentation Please be advised that the final copy version of our new park and recreation comprehensive plan has been printed. Since we needed to submit this plan to the Metropolitan Council for approval to amend to our city comprehensive plan, a limited number of copies were done. Upon approval by Met council, barring any revisions, we shall have copies available for you. Jeff Schoenbauer as a matter of finishing his project and contract with the city has asked to be placed on the Agenda to summarize and discuss the final product. N. AGENDA ITEM STAFF ORIGINATOR Marty Asleson DATE September 10, 1992 TOPIC Park Building from City of Shoreview BACRGROUND Please see attached project tracking sheet. The park board recommended the purchase of this building to be located at Birch Park. . OPTIONS 1. Approve Park Board request 2 . Deny Park Board request RECOMMENDATION option #1 �o 4;Irk AL ROW -C ET C�TY'O �._iN L id � ARK � R�i�REATI�t� DEPARTMENT PROJECT #: 92-1 PROJECT: Park Building from City of Shoreview. DATE OF ORIGIN: August 31, 1992 TO: Parks & Recreation Board Members City of Lino Lakes FROM: Marty Asleson Parks, Recreation, and Forestry, Coordinator OVERVIEW STATEMENTS: • The City of Shoreview has given the City of Llno Lakes the opportunity to purchase one of their older park buildings for$1.00 to make way for a new facility. • The building is a hexagon shape about 30` across (approximately 400 s,f.) The inside of the building is open, Y�,i,h no interior walls_ The ceiling has exposed trusses with lights. The entire structure has been insulated and is usat>ltr for winter activities. '~ One side of the building has a ra,,-up garage door. The building requires a concrste sia j for a base. No footings should be required, except perhaps for the center support. • Although older, the building has been well taken care of and is in reasonably good shape. STAFF COMMENTS/ISSUES FOR CONSIDERATION: The building provides a for i,s, City to acquire an o';ier ,,at sFruc'ura'!v building for virtually no cost. • The total estimated cost associated with relocating the building is between$4,900 acid$7,800, including th$iollowing: 1) Transport from Shoreview to selected site in Lino lakes: $2.500 to <5,000 (rough estimate - not confirmed). 2) Site preparation: $800.00. 3) Concrete footing and slab: $1,600 to $2,000 4) Utilities (electric, water, etc.): zither already available or at a latter date. • At this time, staff sees dis ci;:! npl,'ors for iocaflng the building: Country uikas F arK (C 1) and birch Park {tv 11). Other possibilities may exis • At Country Lakes Park, _ '�c-rj for a changing room, . and warming house, meeting room, and/or storage, Positive r^_ttr?tjl�te$: °r. Tu oy ti�tt r:e .;r,:,tl �s + c,`t;c Dark,p?..'ticulariythe beach area_ . u' de f fi :re!us for add! i;nal i rprt. °c.n, ;:�, sad,as upgrading the beach area. t,Aa , :"'7t' for h;orti !oint-use or the fac'`ty bei cen the. Scf ooi Dis,rici and the City. Parks ct Recrea;on = ity of Llno lakes Piagativs Attributes: 1) May not be the best tong-term solution for the park since the building Is somewhat limited In regard to function, size, and ail-around usability. 2) Architectural style may not be what Is desired for this park. �At Birch Park,the building would replace the temporary warming house. It would also allow for some additional year- round use (e.g., recreation programs and storage), Positive Attributes: 1) Permanently replaces a temporary facility with a sound structure. 2) Provides additional use opportunities and storage space. 3) Completes an important site development program element In a very cost effective way. Negative Attributes: 1) None. RECREATIONAL PROGRAMMING ISSUES: The following identifies potential impacts to current and future recreational programming: • Locating the building at Country Lakes would allow for more extensive :use of the beach area for programmed swimming, skating, and other recreational activities. it could also be used for community picnics and events, although only to a limited degree given the nature and size of the building. • Since locating the building at Birch Park would serve the same general purpose as the temporary building, it would not affect programming to a large degree,although it would provide more space and perhaps additional opportunities for summer programs. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REFERENCES, Refer to the following references for information that may affect discussions related to this issue. Description Comment Section 2 -Assessment of Lt Lakes Needs Figures 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, Review popularity of swimming. & 2.6) Section 3 - Governing Polices • Page 3-4. Col. 1. Item 6 Review desire for quality development. • Page 3-5, Col. 2 and 3) Review goals and policies for interacting with the School District. Section 5 -Administration • Page 5-10, Recreation Review goaiu of recreational programming. Programming Section 6 - Park and Trall System Plan • Page 6-15, Ouality Review the need for quality development. Initiative • Pages 6-58/59. Birch Review part, development programs for both parks. Park; Pages 6-68 f 69, Country Lakes Park Section 8 - Implementation • figures 8.1 through 8.5 %eview pr ornlie ,r developrneunt. PARK AND RECREATION' CCW E TS_ Tins Eoiiewin; is a s_lmm, ol: 'e cornnients made by the Soard: • each Board member sho!��':.c wei r: dovm cs�r-nmenis for latter discussion. Ih;,t, C"',r 0f LIn L ake� PARK AND RECREATION BOARD ACTION/POSITION STATEMENT:T tie fo:lowing consensus was reached by the Board: incomplete .... FINAL VOTE COUNT: Board Member No FINAL VOTE DATE: .... incomplete .... COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN (IF NECESSARY): • .... incomplete .... COUNCIL ACTION DATE: .... incomplete .... Pain$ 6 Rocrr 7.ci;; �O; Llliy :f Line Lakes MEMORANDUM TO: All Parks and Recreation Board Members FROM: Marty Asleson DATE: September 4, 1992 SUBJECT: Rice Lake Elementary Underpass Please find enclosed a copy of the minutes from the April 6, 1992 park board meeting concerning the school underpass. As stated in the minutes the overall project cost was stated to be about r1 $60, 000, the school district asked the city parks and recreation department for $24, 000 as a cost share portion in the joint park and trail system. The motion that the park board made was to spend no more than $24, 000 in dedicated park funds to help fund the Birch street underpass project. The low bid came in at $89, 255. 80. Please refer to the enclosed discussion in the engineers report of the August 10 City Council meeting. Since the project cost went up, so did the request for cost share to $31, 989 . 25. Since this exceeded your limits of funding, it now needs to be reconsidered. MEMORANDUM TO: All Park Board Members FROM: Marty Asleson DATE: September 3, 1992 SUBJECT: Summerfest Please find enclosed a copy of a letter received concerning Summerfest. There have been many positive comments. I placed Summerfest on the agenda to summarize this years program and get direction for next year. �v t.-ray...J s.,..lY .a iL.f 4+J I—a 1 , �. �. •v August 18, 1992 LINO LAKES CITY COUNCIL Lino Lakes, MN 55014 Thank you so much for the wonderful afternoon at the Lino Festival. Every- thing was great! My three grandchildren danced to the Teddy Bear Band. The food was good, but the rodeo was the very best. Thanks for a job well done. We are looking forward to next year. Janet Ammann - O MEMORANDUM TO: All Park Board Members FROM: Marty Asleson DATE: September 3, 1992 SUBJECT: Brochure - Fall/Winter Programs Please find enclosed a copy of our new parks and recreation brochure. (Just in case you missed one in the mail. ) If you have any comments concerning the appearance, content or programs please bring them on Tuesday night. FALLIWINTER 1992 CITY OF LINO LAKES PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT FALL/WINTER ACTIVITIES - 1992 YOUTH ACTIVITIES KIDS KARATE BALL SPORTS Learn kicks,strikes,balance and body,control. This is an This is a girls and boys 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade program eight week program. Students who have participated in that meets after school, that offers basketball, floor this program before will expand their knowledge even hockey.and other interesting, fun, and exciting games. further. Thursday sessions will not have class on October No transportation provided. No class on October 15th, 15th,November 19th and 26th. Tuesday sessions will not November 19th and 26th. have class on November 17th. Who: Ages 9 to 12 Session Times, Dates, and Location Grade 1-3 Beginner Thurs 6:30 PM Sept 24 - Dec 17 Sessions Times. Dates + Location Grade 1-3 Intermediate Thurs 7:00 PM Sept 24-Dec 17 Thurs 3:30 Oct 8 - Dec 10 Centerville Elem Gym -ad 4-6 Advanced Thurs 7:30 PM Sept 24 -Dec 17 Thurs 3:30 Oct 8 -Dec 10 Rice Lake Elem Gym Grade 1-3 Beginner Tues 6:30 PM Sept 29 -Dec 8 Grade 1-3 Intermediate Tues 7:00 PM Sept 29 -Dec 8 Cost: $15 (Includes T-shirt) Grade 4-6 Advanced Tues 7:30 PM Sept 29 - Dec 8 . Location: All Classes Held At Centennial Jr. H. S. Cost: $21.00 :i GL, N'ee YOUTH .FALL � SOCCER KIDSERCISE This program is set in a semi competive, highly instruc- tional setting. Teams will be comprised with respect to K-3rd Graders keep warm this fall by staying in the gym. the location of the school the participant attends and the This program meets after school and will play fun games, age of the participant. 1st and 2nd Grades will be�co-rec sporting events and obstacle courses,plus learn good nu- teams, 3rd - 4th, 5th - 6th, 7th - 8th Grades will be tritionalconcepts. This program is not limited by which separated into male and female teams if registration school the child attends. No transportation provided. No allows. Volunteer coaches receive a $5 discount on class on November 17th. registration fees. Team parents receive a$3 discounts on the registration fee. Games will be played on Saturdays. Who: Ages 5 to 10, Call the parks and recreation department at 464-5562 for Session Times, Dates, and Location +gistration information. Tues 3:30 PM Oct 6 -Dec 1 Centerville Gym Who: Ages 6 to 14 Mon 3:30 PM Oct 5 - Nov 23 Rice Lake Elem. Gym When: Sept. 5 - Oct. 24 1 Saturdays - Game Times Will Vary Cost: $15 (Includes T-Shirt) Location: Rice Lake, Sunrise Park, Lino Park Cost: $38.00 (Include-s T-shirt) YOUTH - TEEN ACTIVITIES H. S. FLAG FOOTBALL LINO LAKES PARK, RECREATION & FORESTRY STAFF Enjoy the game of football,but don't like the contact,this program is for you. If you are-in high school you would be eligible to participate in this program. This football Marry Asleson Parks,Rec.&Forestry Coord. league will have 5 players on the field for each team. The Barry Bernstein. Recreation Program Supervisor league is set to start in September. Individual or team registration will begin August 1st. Call the Park and Mike Hoffman Park Maintenance Forstry Recreation Dept. at 464-5562 for additional information. Carole Kohler Parks, Rec., Forestry Secretary Tracey Urich Parks Maintenance When: Sept 12 - Oct 17(Oct 24 Playoffs) Don Volk Director of Public Works Location: Rice Lake Elementary Fran Kurk Editor Cost: $20 per player (Min. of 5 players/team) SNACK AND SKATE "JUST CLOWNING AROUND" This program will meet Saturday mornings at Sunrise This program is for elementary age school children who Park. This class incorporates youth skating lessions with have a flair for the crazy. This class will introduce the a snack at the end of each session. These lessons are half children to magic, clowning, balloon making, puppeter an hour long. Children must have their own skates. There ing and creative dramatics. This fun new class will meet are six sessions that meet once a week. Classes twice a week for four weeks. Jeff Fisher from Abra designed for different age and abilities, Mighty Mights Entertainment will be instructing this course. meet at 10-10:30 AM,Beginners meet 10:30-11 AM, and Advanced Beginners meet 11:11:30 AM. Who: Elementary School Children When: Mon + Thur Nov16 - Dec 10 When: Saturday, Jan 9 -Feb 13 Cation: Centennial H. S. Location: Sunrise Park (Outdoor Skating-Dress Appropriately) Cost: $20 per Person Cost: $25 per Person ADULT ACTIVITIES ADULT TEAM VOLLEYBALL A separate rnens and co-rec league will be offered. This winter program may offer separate divisions dependiong upon registrations. Mens volleyball games will be played on Wednesday starting January 6th. Co-rec games will be played on Mondays starting January 4th. Registration will start to take place in October. Contact the 0 Park and Recreation Department for your registration materials. , When: Jan 4 -Feb 22 6:30 - 10 PM Location: Rice Lake Elementary Cost. Men's Team $200 Co-Rec $195 OPEN VOLLEYBALL Enhance your volleyball skill in a semi competitive yet social atmosphere. Come and take part in this volleyball skills development program. No sessions will be held on December 25, January 1 and 22. When: Friday Dec 4 - March 26 7- 9:45 PM Location: Centennial JR. H. S. Cost: $3 per session No Advanced Registration Required ADULT ACTIVITIES BROOMBALL This adult program is for men and co-rec teams. This outdoor program is sched- uled_to begin the second week in December. If you have a team give us a call and get a registration packet sent to you call the Park and Recreation Department at " M 464-5562. When: Dec 7 -Feb 15 Evening Games Location: Sunrise Park Cost: Men'sTeam$225 Co-Rec$195 per Team COMBO AEROBICS SLIM EXPRESS This aerobics class will use both STEP aerobics and other Slim Express aerobics is for ages 15 and up. This co-rec aerobics movements to enhance cardiovascular endur- class offers low impact aerobics for all levels of ability ance,increase your strength and flexibility. This aerobics with easy to follow routines. Slim down while increasing class is open to all levels of ablility. There will no classes your strength, flexibility,and your cardiovascular endur- on October 15,November 19 and 26,January 18,Febru- ance, There will be no classes held on February 15, ary 15, April 15 and May 31. The Lino Lakes Park and October 15, November 17 and 19. The Lino Lakes Park Recreation Department has padded aerobics mats for sale, and Recreation Department has padded aerobics mats for call 464-5562 for more information. sale, call 464-5562 for more information. Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Sept 17-Dec 21 Jan 4-March 25 April 5-June3 Sept 15-Dec 22 Jan 5-April 1 April 5-June 3 7-8:15 PM 7-8:15 PM 7-8:15 PM 6-7:15 PM 6-7:15 PM 6-7:15 PM Location: Centerville Elementary Location: Rice Lake Elementary Cost: Session 1 $45 Cost: Session 1 $45 Session 2 $40 Session 2 $40 Session 3 $29 Session 3 $29 3 - PLAYER BASKETBALI. 5- PLAYER BASKETBALL A full session of 3-player half court basketball is being Team registration will be accepted through October 23 or offered. Get a jump on the winter season with these seven until the program fills. League games are scheduled to week competitive, yet social games. Registration begins begin November 3 and continue for ten weeks.Teams may August 1st. Game times will be 6:30,7:30 and 8:30 PM. registar based upon their ability. Contact the Park and Call 464-5562, for your registration packet. Recreation Department to receive your registration packet. When: Sept 23 - Nov 11 When: Nov 3 - Sept 9 6:30 - 9:30PM 6 - 10PM Location: Rice Lake Elementary School Location: Centennial Senior H. S. Cost: $40 per team Cost: $40 per team ADULT ACTIVITIES INDOOR GOLF LESSONS w ADULT TOUCH FOOTBALL Get a jump start on your golf game long befor the courses Get up off your chair and onto the field. This 5-player are open. This class will be instructed by Doug Blum PGA football program offers a wide open offense and lots of Pro. These classes are for all levels of ability 15 years old action. Team registration has begun. Don't delay to enter and up. Four lessons are given for one low cost of$25.00. your team. Space is limited. Call 464-5562 for your reg- istration packet. Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 When: Aug 10 - Sept 17 Mon Tues, Thur Mon, Thur Location: Rice Lake Elementary Feb 22-March 3 March 9-March 1 April 5-April 15 6:30,7:30,8:30 6:30,7:30,8:30 6:30,7:30,8:30 Cost: $130 per,Team Location: Centennial Senior High School OPEN BASKETBALL ADULT 4 - PLAYER HOCKEY Come and enjoy the game of basketball in a social yet You still enjoy the game of hockey, but don't like the competitive setting without committing to a league. This contact. This is the game for you. This wide open program does not require pre-registration. This program program offers the participants a fast paced game. Cal' " o is for adults who wish to play pick basktetball games. Park and Recreation Department for your registraL.1a Great way to get in shape. No pre-registration required. packet. This outdoor program is set to start the second week of December. When: Nov 4 - March 17 7:15 - 9:45 PM When: Sunday Dec -Jan 6 - 10 PM Location: Centennial High School 1 Location: Sunrise Park Cost: $3 per Person Cost: $60 Per Team ICE SKATING RINKS Outdoor ice skating:season is scheduled to begin on December 12th, weather permitting. Supervised skating rinks with warming houses are available for your enjoyment at six locations. Buildings will be open at 4 PM weekdays, and 12 Noon on weekends. Special holiday hours. will be posted at each location. ICE RINK LOCATIONS City Hall Park 1189 Main Street Sunrise Park 6918 Sunrise Drive Birch Park 6520 Pheasant Run South Unsupervised general skating rinks are located at the following: Lino Park Shenandoah Park. Country Lakes Park 7850 Lake Drive 475 Arrowhead Drive 6600 West Shadow Lake Drive SENIOR ACTIVITIES LINO LAKES SENIOR CENTER 1189 Main Steet , Lino Lakes For More Information Call Peg Smith Ph#464-5516 Seniors 55 years of age and older are welcome to participate. Weekly Activities Monday 10:30 AM Bowling At The Mermaid (Call if ride is needed) 1:30 PM (Starting in Sept.) Free Art Lessons Offered Mediums in pencil, water color, pastels, acrylic and oil will be taught. Come join in the,fun of learning. Tuesday 9:30 AM Aerobics (Starting in Sept) Wednesday 7:30 AM Golf At Kate Haven Golf Course (Until it snows) 1:00 PM Cards Thursday 9:30 AM Ceramics Friday 9:30 AM Aerobics (Starting in Sept) The 2nd Thursday afternoon of each month we visit the Veterans Hospital. One Friday afternoon a month, we work with the 3rd grade class at Lino Elementary School. Please call if you would like to volunteer to tutor. UPCOMING EVENTS ` Events are open to all Seniors in Lino Lakes and surrounding communities. August 4th Hike And Potluck Picnic 12th Swiss Steak Dinner at 5:30 PM Cost $3.50 20th Mega Mall Leave 10:30 AM Cost $3.00 September 16th Another of Chuck's Dinners At 5:30 PM 17th Dog Race $17.50 (Includes Lunch, Club House Admiss. Bus, Programs) 22nd Minnesota Zoo 30th Mil Lacs Casino $5.00 Bus &Buffet * Check Calendar in Sept. for 55-Alive Senior Driving Course October 6th Hike Bunker Hills 14th Old Log Theatre "It Runs In The Family" Comedy Cost $17.50 (Includes Bus, Lunch, Play) 20th Octoberfest Lunch, 12 Noon Cost $3.50 :> November 11-16th Branson - Full 19th Our Traditional Italian Thanksgiving Dinner 12 Noon $3.50 Turkey w/All,The Trimmings Come And Sample Our Homeade Wine December 14th Dayton's 8th Floor Program, Lunch, Landmark Center, Holiday Baazar 1lth Mankato Christmas Light Tour 17th Our Traditional Christmas Dinner Turkey w/All the Trimmings 12 Noon$3.50 Door Prizes and Entertainment FORESTRY AOOPr-A-PARK Eric Ostlie, an Eagle Boy Scout is standing next to the flower bed and sign he adopted. The work is proudly displayed at Shenandoah Park. Neighborhood residents who are interested in improving their neighborhood parks are encouraged to join the Adopt-A-Park program. WINTER TREE PRUNING OAK WILT CONTROL Pruning or trimming should be done The City of Lino Lakes will again be targeting ® regularly to control the shape of a areas for oak wilt control in Lino Lakes. Last ^. tree or to keep branches from harm- year, approximately 13,000 feet of disease con- ;.; ° ing surrounding structures or people. trol lines were put in with the use of the Anoka For most trees the best time to prune County vibratory plow. The City will be ex- is winter to early spring. Pruning panding the disease control to the northern part ® should be performed sparingly since of the City this year, particularly in the north- over pruning can leave a tree without western comer. Oak wilt is a vascular wilt enough leaves to gather and process disease. Most of the disease is transfered through Pnming A Uve Bmuch sunlight to survive.Once you begin a grafted or grown together root systems. The -- cut always finish it. To prune a live vibratory plow is used to sever these root sys- branch three cuts are made: 1) undercut 12" to 24" from the tems. Private property owners are eligible for branch collar 2) make a cut all the way through the branch this program. For more information call the City within 1" of the undercut 3) the final cut should be just be- Fall at 464-5562. yond the branch collar (A). To prune a dead branch the dead stub that has a collar of live wood should be cut just at the outer edge of the collar(swollen area where one branch meets another). A healthy tree will seal on its own, so wound dressings, which may actually interfere with this Pmaing A Dwd B much process are not necessary. COMMUNITY NOTES AND EVENTS 9th ANNUAL ICE FISHING CONTEST The Lino Lakes Lions Club will be sponsoring their • UPCOMING EVENTS 9th annual ice fishing contest on Lake Peltier in January, 1993. Cash prizes are awarded. For more The Lino Lakes Lioness club will be • information contact Dick Callander at 784-3249 or sponsoring a drug awareness poster con- 484-2025. test for Lino Lakes Elementary School children in November. In February, the • COMMUNITY BAND Lionesses are sponsoring a fundraising event the annual Men's Fashion Show. Tickets will be available to the public for • A community band is being organized to play at • the dinner and show. For more informa- special events and at scheduled times during the tion on these events or the Lioness Club • summer in the parks. If you play an instrument ' 'Loretta Bowman at 784-8587. and would like to bcome involved in the commu- nity band, please call the City Hall at 464-5562. • • . • • ' r, S RECREATION COMMITTEE The City of Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation De- partment needs volunteers to form a Recreation ICE FISHING CLINIC Program Committee to help plan the recreation needs of it's_ residents. An objective of this The Lino Lakes Park and Recreation Department committee is to provide recreational programs has teamed up with the Department of Natural that adequetely and equally address the recrea- Resources to offer ice fishing training. This is a tional desires of all segments of the community, two day 5-6 hour program, for all ages, that will including children,teens,adults,elderly,and the help you pick out the best fishing spots, demon- disabled. This committee will have a liason to strate which is the best bait and tackle to use for the Parks and Recreation Board. Call 464-5562 what fish, show,how to dress the fish,and discuss if you are interested in this volunteer position. any safety aspects of ice fishing. This program will be in the classroom for the first day and then on the HELP WANTED ice for the second day. The clinic will take place on Friday, January 8th at 6:30 PM and Saturday, _. �, Job openings are available for warming January9th at 10:00 AM at the City Hall. The cost �"' °O tY � house attendants, shelter attendants, is $7 per person. To register for the clinic send a fall and winter recreation and program completed Park and Recreation form along with the activity leaders. Call City Hall at 464- fee to the Lino Lakes Park and Recreation Dept. 5562 for more information. AREA Yf?UTIE`l'1C ASSOCIA'1 QNS . Kirez Johnsen(Volleyball) . brad Erteksatx(1lackW . Ban;Poepar Ceate-MIii j -M4h School 6868 W Shadow Lake Drive Forrest Lake School Dist #831, 47Q7;North Raid - Lino La1Ces,d IDI 55014 6100 No:210th St .CtrcIe Pmes MN 55014 Phone 484=272 Forest Lake, MN 55015 Phone:No 780.7669 Phor a Na:"91. . . Tom Bedell: Football) Lair Ber Soccer Day ate orest Lake Area y g( ) g (F 14320 NE Xebec Si 4(f8 Arzowhead Drtve 7710 Marilyn Dr : ; Ham Lake, MN 55304 Lino Lakes, MN 55014 L�nv Lakes MN ;55014 Phone Na 784-1844 Phone No 484-6522 Phone No '780 3387 Lee Beaudry (Football) Shut Dehlerts (Basketball) - Riett Wilson(Wrestling} 1757 132nd Lane C+�€tten a aslt�tba t �... . Phone Na '786 9784 Blaine, MN: SS4 Phpn N 7'8 -1119 ._.'::.: Phony No ' 5529( ... NATIONAL YOUTH SPORTS COACHES ASSOCIATION Offered through the Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department, the National . Youth Sports Coaches Association(NYSCA)mission is to create better sports for children. The primary focus is on the 20 million children nationwide that participate in out of school sports. This non-profit organization is open to all volunteer coaches working with children in out of school sports. Lino Lakes Park and Recreation will be offering fall and winter sports coaches clinics in the future. For more information please call 464-5562. - REGISTRATION INFORMATION To Register: Please send a self-addressed, stamped envelope along with the registration fee and form(s) on the following page to Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation at 1189 Main Street, Lino Lakes, MN 55014. Or use the drop box located next to the entrance of the community education office at Centennial Elementary School or next to the entrance at the Lino Lakes City Hall. For more information call Barry at 464-5562 or 780-7686. A confirmation of your registration will be sent to you. For.Information: Contact Barry Berstein at either of the above addresses or call 780-7686 or 464-5562. r ----------------------t r--------------------- Lino Lakes Park and Recreation Dept® i Lino Lakes Park and Recreation Dept. REGISTRATION FORM I I REGISTRATION FORM PARTICIPANT 1 PARTICIPANT ADDRESS I I ADDRESS CITY ZIP I I CITY ZIP PHONE (day) (evening) I I PHONE (day) (evening) . : .: .. A .:... E AT 3t T C ............... M ; I I i 1 IF I PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT:I,the participant,in consideration of my being I I PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT:I,the participant,in consideration of my being permitted to participate in the activity,do hereby agree to hold harmless,the Lino I I permitted to participate in the activity,do hereby agree to hold harmless,the Lino Lakes Park and Recreation Department,City of Lino Lakes,Centennial School Lakes Park and Recreation Department,City of Lino Lakes,Centennial School District and their emplyoees,and the Centennial School District from any and all I I District and their emplyoees,and the Centennial School District from any and all liablility for any personal injury or death which may occur from my participation I I liablility for any personal injury or death which may occur from my participation in this activity. This waiver includes any injuries which may result from the g I in this activity. This waiver includes any injuries which may result from the condition of the facilities and any improvements hereto. 6 condition of the facilities and any improvements hereto. Participant/Guardian Date I I Participant/Guardian Date . tvtalie r1t8c1<S p Yable fo.icy.......... Lwn sakes.and 3 W to is,tnv Lakes par1K and I I Make chef ksW. Recreation, 1189 Ivtain Street,Iatlo Lakes,Mlv$ I4 O#tine the drop box` I I 32ecreaUoo II Ivie n str�tit 1.0L. Lakk, Mrl$©4 Or uacathe dries bote> locatedXXr :next to the elitr�rice of tha commuiuty education office at Centeruuat I located neiit to the entrance of the commtwitp education office ar Centennial .: etneritarySchcrvlornexttotheetttraneeaCthttuioIakeaCityHalt )Foitnore: ElementarySchoalornexttcrtftaentraneeattttelinoLejteaCityHalt 1Formor l farm$tivn callBa at464- 55 or 780 7686 I ►nformation call 13a,: at 464 5562 or.780-7686: L————————————————————J L————————————————————- r——————————-—————————, r———————————————————-- Lino Lakes Park and Recreation Dept. i Lino Lakes Park and Recreation Dept. REGISTRATION FORM I ( REGISTRATION FORM IPARTICIPANT I PARTICIPANT I ADDRESS 1 I ADDRESS CITY ZIP I I CITY ZIP PHONE (day) (evening) I I PHONE (day) (evening) I ACT te lDi %TIfEOCATIO I I .:ATTVIT DA /Tt1VIiLQCATION .; .: II _ II 11 II II I PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT:I,the participant,in consideration of my being I I PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT:I,the participant,in consideration of my being permitted to participate in the activity,do hereby agree to hold harmless,the Lino I I permitted to participate in the activity,do hereby agree to hold harmless,the Lino Lakes Park and Recreation Department,City of Lino Lakes,Centennial School Lakes Park and Recreation Department,City of Lino Lakes,Centennial School District and their emplyoees,and the Centennial School District from any and all 1 I District and their emplyoees,and the Centennial School District from any and all liablility for any personal injury or death which may occur from my participation I I liablility for any personal injury or death which may occur from my participation ',this activity. This waiver includes any injuries which may result from the I I in this activity. This waiver includes any injuries which may result from the )ndition of the facilities and any improvements hereto. condition of the facilities and any improvements hereto. I Participant/Guardian Date I I Participant/Guardian Date Maki i?}fim payable fo Cat<y O LIAO]f.al es attd itta t to 1 1 bal,a8 ar1c all$ Ma16 checks pal able tlo City of Lmo�akes and marl toLino Lakes 1partc and Recrestioa, lI:$9laut Street,l~t deg,i1gF 55tt14 Or i1Be CRtir:d bti I I RecreationI$9u�u.Strer,Lipo Lakea,lurr 55t)I4 Or use the drop fox located:next to rite entrance;of ttte eommutiity education office at Ceiitenrtlal I located next to the entrance tf the eammumty education office at Centennial Elementary School orne�Cty the entrance at ttic t.ino Lakea City Hattcir more I l✓Iemeittary School ornexttafifieantranee atthe tiino Lakeia CityHallormotc.: information call;Ha at 46445.6r1 or 780 7fi86 information call 13a ' at 464=5562 or:780 7686.; ;' L————————————————————J L—— —————— —————- COMPREHENSIVE PARK PLAN o ,r Ecanu r " � l Cu 12 - � L ma J ' J •`. --3�-.' 1- .. n. ) � ��ir.ywae•�1'mw xnw/raw.m t J> ..'� F �WI'.i_ L• vELt1EP LNG ..}`^ .�. IbM.nl.. IV v1t ,L_' ,.' -�ti-* fw.lih)mrnw.✓eniw �r — �E�=- y _X. )eww"1"�maaie..an. K. / Me T 17 N4Ek { Z . GO 41. SOB pP ww...r+c • - -- '-' � . s� C CITY HALL PARK • The above map is a general map of 1189 Main Street future parks and trails for the City for the SUNRISE PARK . ® . • ® ® ® • •6918 Sunrise Ave next 10 years. The plan includes a variety ARENA ACRES PARK . . of parks, mini parks, neighborhood 519 Andall Street parks, community areas, athletic com- LINO PARK • ® • • • • 7850 Lake Drive plexes, as well as, a comprehensive trail .NANDOAH PARK • system to serve the needs of residents. A Arrowhead Drive copy of the plan can be purchased or BIRCH PARK ® ® • 6520 Pheasant Run South viewed at the City Hall. For more infor- SUNSET OAKS PARK • mation call 464-5562 7401 Leonard Ave COUNTRY LAKES PARK • ® ® ® • 6600 West Shadow Lake Driv RICE LAKE ELEM.PARK • 575 Birch Street 4/ Printed on Recycled Paper C I T_ Y BULK- RATE _ O F U.S Postage INO ViKES, PAID Permit No. 33 Circle Pines, MN 1189 MAIN STREET.LINO LAKES.MINNESOTA 3S014