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** PARK BOARD MEETING **
MONDAY, MAY 39 1993
6:30 PM
AGENDA
✓f^1. Call to Order and Roll Call
,2. Approval of Minutes
/3. Open Mike
4. Old Business
Boardwalk Alternatives
t-` B.-- Master Planning Country Lakes
e. Short Term Goals Follow Up
--- D. Parks and Recreation Updates
E. Other Old Business
S. N Business
LaMotte Park Use Policy Discussion
tom. Recreation Issues
C. Other New Business
6. Adjourn
The amount in the Dedicated Park Fund as of February 28, 1993
is $202,590.79.
CITY OF LINO LAKES
PARK BOARD MEETING
APRIL 5, 1993
The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Park Board was called to
order at 6:30 pm at Lino Lakes City Hall on Monday, April 5, 1993
by Chairman George Lindy. Roll call was taken, members in
attendance were: Bob Williams, Brian Bourassa, John Bauman, George
Lindy, Ken Johnson and Joe Schmidt. Also in attendance were Don
Volk, Director of Public Works, Marty Asleson, Parks, Recreation
and Forestry Coordinator and Carole Kohler, Parks Secretary.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: The minutes of the March 1, 1993 meeting were
approved as written.
OPEN MIKE: No one appeared under "Open Mike"
OLD BUSINESS•
Neighborhood Meeting - Brian Bourassa reported on his meeting with
residents of the Sunset Oaks Park area on March 22nd. Also at that
meeting were Marty Asleson and Joe Schmidt. Brian reported that the
meeting was attended by at least 20 residents. He explained to the
residents the board's desire to upgrade the park equipment. The
neighbors suggested they would also be interested in a small
pleasure skating rink, a small ballfield and putting up a berm to
the west of the park to keep the ballfield activity from
encroaching onto neighboring yards. Joe Schmidt noted that the
neighbors showed a lot of enthusiasm and offered their labor to
help save costs, perhaps in landscaping and planting, etc. Marty
Asleson explained the costs involved in purchasing new equipment
plus site preparation, etc. could easily be over $15,000. The
neighbors were given some equipment catalogs so they could get some
idea of what's available and a meeting will be set up in about four
to six weeks. There was a discussion regarding the design of the
park, should there be a ballfield and ice rink along with
equipment. Also the matter of financial limits. It's important that
the neighborhood group know the costs involved and the budget
constraints. It was agreed that the neighborhood group be mailed
information regarding park design and budget limitations, and be
invited to the next park board meeting to get their input and
decide what the next course of action will be.
It should be noted that the Sunset Oaks park is also the designated
park for the new Apollo Meadows development, and there will be some
funds coming from that park dedication that could be used in the
upgrading of Sunset Oaks.
Short Term Goals: Short term goals and priorities as established by
the board last Fall were discussed. The upgrading of Sunset Oaks
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Park was determined to be the number one short term priority.
Tonight the board discussed the dollar figures that they will ask
the council to approve for the funding of the various projects. The
board would like to send a letter to the council asking for funds.
MOTION: After a lengthy discussion, Brian Bourassa made a motion to
recommend that Marty Asleson prepare a letter to the council for
their next work session asking for the expenditure of funds as
follows:
A. Up to but no to exceed $18,000 for equipment and
improvements to Sunset Oaks Park
B. Up to but not to exceed $4000for a master plan design for
Country Lakes Park
C. Up to but not to exceed $18, 000 for a mini park in the
South Baldwin Lake area.
D. Another short term goal and a high priority is the need to
pave the remaining unpaved trails from past developments
and to pave those trails that are to be put in developments
now underway. The funding needed for this work is $20,000.
The motion was seconded and carried by a unanimous vote. Marty will
request that this item be put on the council work session agenda
this Wednesday, April 7th.
Another matter of discussion at this time was the A-3 park
property. Our comprehensive plan calls for a future athletic
complex type park in the area of Holly and 12th Avenue. The board
has discussed the purchase of property here from the owners now in
order to buy it at todays prices.
MOTION: Following further discussion, George Lindy made a motion
that Marty Asleson also convey to the city council in the letter
mentioned above, the board's wish to initiate negotiations with the
Whitcomb family for the possible purchase of 50+ acres for an
athletic type complex with a down payment at todays prices and the
possibility of mutually agreeable financing. The motion was
seconded and carried by a unanimous vote. (A copy of the letter
from Mr. Asleson to the Council can be found at the end of these
minutes. )
Friends of the Lino Lakes Parks - Jacquelyn Farm reported on the
progress of the Friends of Lino Lakes Parks foundation. The FLLP
will be selling plants at the Earth Day celebration on May 8th.
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They are looking for a project to raise at least $2500 this summer.
At the last meeting a representative from the Little Canada park
foundation gave some suggestions for fund raisers and explained how
their foundation was formed. Jacquelyn's husbands firm of Olsen,
Thielen is preparing the by-laws at no charge and she is working
with the Quad Press to get some attention in the newspapers. GOOD
JOB JACQUELYN!
OTHER OLD BUSINESS:
Plastic Boardwalks - George Lindy asked if Marty has had time to
get more information on the plastic boardwalks he showed at the
last meeting. Marty reported that he and Jeff Schoenabuer are to
look at trails tomorrow and he will be looking into this type of
boardwalks and other options. He will report back with information
at the next meeting.
NEW BUSINESS•
Park User Agreements/Special Event Permit Forms - Enclosed in the
packets were several park and ballfield use application forms,
specifically a "Special Event Permit Application" form to be used
in the event of a summer festival or large gatherings of over 1000
people, a "Reservations or Special Use of City Ballfields" form for
reserving city ballfields for a tournament, a "Request for Facility
Use" and "Waiver of Responsibility" form to be used when someone
wants to reserve one of the park shelters or indoor facilities and
a "Park/Picnic Shelter Reservation Application" used when someone
wants to use a park or picnic shelter for a picnic or small
gathering.
Marty Asleson explained that the Mayor had directed this department
to prepare documents such as these to better meet the problems of
liabilities, and he wanted the board to see the documents before
they go to council for approval. A discussion followed, some
concerns and comments were that the forms seemed too confusing and
too long. A few changes were made in some of the verbiage and
George Lindy suggested that it be made more clear on the front of
each document as to exactly what type of event it is for.
Shores of Marshan Lake Building Use - Marty Asleson brought this
before the board mostly as an informational matter. There has been
some thought of community use of the building or even a suggestion
..� of using it to meet the needs of the expanding parks and rec
department staff. This is not a budgeted project nor has a need
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been established in the short term goals determination. There are
no funds available for a department move to this location at this
time. George Lindy commented that department staff is extremely
overcrowded and he would like to see them have enough space to
greet the public in a more professional looking setting than what
is being used now. Marty noted that the DNR has shown some interest
in leasing space in this building, but not until it would be
remodeled. The Boy Scouts are currently using this building for
storage. Marty presented three different plans for remodeling the
building, should the opportunity arise for department expansion to
it.
Project Goals - This was touched on earlier in the meeting. Marty
Alseson placed this on the agenda to raise the level of awareness
and to open a discussion of staffing/project/goal implementation.
He went on to inform the board how stretched both the public works
and park, rec and forestry departments are. Many times to the point
that one department is pulled from their jobs to help out in the
n other. Don Volk stated that the idea is to maintain what we have at
the best level we can at good and safe standards. With the
department growing, everyone is_ feeling the strain. Both
departments are trying to become more efficient but all are feeling
the squeeze.
Letter to Dan Poepard - It appears that the Forest Lake School
District has duplicated some of our recreation program offerings
and advertised them in their Spring program publication, even using
the same name in a couple of instances. Marty Asleson wrote a
letter to Dan Poepard, Director of Community Services at School
District 1831 (Forest Lake School District) pointing out his
concern for overlapping and duplication of services to Lino Lakes
residents who are in the Forest Lake School District. He requested
of Mr. Poepard that Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department be
allowed to program recreational services for Lino Lakes residents
at Lino Elementary School. As an example, it would have been
beneficial to program our Spring Line Dance class at Lino
Elementary, but instead we will be using St. Joe's Church and pay
a rental fee. Marty did receive a call back from Mr. Poepard, but
missed the call and has not made contact with him yet.
Joint Use Park - Letter to John McClellan - Another informational
item is this follow up to the park board special work session on
March 18. At that meeting it was noted that School District #12
sold Ed Vaughan 8.8 acres of their property that adjoins his. It
,.� was suggested that perhaps the school district would be interested
in selling an additional 10 acres to the west to the City for park
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land as recommended in the Comprehensive Plan. Marty Asleson wrote
John McClellan, Superintendent of Centennial School District
stating our intentions and inquiring as to the possibility of a
purchase here. Mr. McClellan contacted Marty to let him know that
the School District does not want to sell at this time.
Arbor Day/Earth Day Activities - Arbor Day activities will be held
twice on Friday, May 7th. In the morning at Rice Lake Elementary
and in the afternoon at Lino Lakes Elementary.
Earth Day Celebration activities are scheduled for Saturday May
Sth. After all the groups help to clean up the city, the
celebration and activities will be held at Country Lakes Park. The
city will receive Tree City USA award again for the fifth year in
a row. The DNR will be there with their characters, Woody and
Smokey the Bear. Margaret Langfeld, County Commissioner will also
be on hand, and there will be a Proclamation and other fun
activities. John Bauman has contacted several local organizations
,•� for donations of food. Jacquelyn Farm will be there to sell plants
for the Friends of Lino Lakes Parks Foundation.
In the past this has been a five city effort through the
"Earthkeepers" group. This group has since been dissolved and Lino
Lakes is planning this event alone. A lot of effort and community
support will go to make this a very special event this year.
OTHER NEW BUSINESS:
Marty reported that he will have all the program plans ready for
review and a sample of the special revenue account to show at the
next meeting.
Rice Lake Estates Park - John Bauman inquired as to the status of
the Rice Lake Estates Park joint agreement with Circle Pines. Marty
Asleson will write another letter to Jim Keinath, Circle Pines City
Administrator. Apparently this agreement is supposed to take place
this year. Marty noted that if this arrangement doesn't work out
with Circle Pines, there may be some tax forfeit land available in
the area that would be worth pursuing.
Shore of Marshan Lake Trails Issue - George Lindy questioned the
progress of the wetland permit and trails issue in the Shores of
Marshan Lake Development. Marty Asleson has not heard that any
wetland permits have been issued to Mr. Menkveld so far. A "stop
work order" has been issued to Mr. Menkveld to halt construction
--� on all lakeshore lots here until this development is brought into
compliance with plans approved by the Rice Creek Watershed
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District.
ADJOURN:
There was no other business. A motion to adjourn was made and
seconded. Meeting was adjourned at 8:45 PM.
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AGENDA ITEM 4
STAFF ORIGINATOR Marty Asleson
DATE April 27, 1993
TOPIC Country Lakes Park Master Plan
B1�CI�.Rt3II1�� �
The master planning of Country Lakes Park was an established
priority for 1993 -short-term, goals by the Park Board. This issue
as well as the other short--term goals were approved by the City
Council on April 12. Please see the attached Council minutes for
the approval language.
Included here is a Country Lakes Park scope of services proposal,
and a recommended process and schedule letter from Brauer and
Associates. Jeff Schoenbauer will be,at the Park Board meeting to
discuss the master planning process. Please call me or Jeff 832-
9475 if you have any questions before the meeting
1) As outlined in the letters from Brauer
2) As per Park Board recommendation
Proceed with the Schedule with any modification as per the Park
Board.
LAND USE PLANNING AND DESIGN
BRAUER
& ASSOCIATES, LTD`
Date April 21, 1993
To Marty Asleson
Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Coordinator
City of Lino Lakes
1189 Main Street
Lino Lakes,MN'55014
Re Recommended Process and Schedule for Country Lakes Park
Overview As per your request, I have put together a schedule for the Country Lakes
project. As we discussed,the schedule takes into consideration the principles
defined in the park plan with respect to community involvement. As the schedule
illustrates, the public will have a number of opportunities to participate.
This schedule is also based on the assumption that the Park Board is willing and
able to meet on an aggressive schedule to maintain continuity and enthusiasm in
the project. The schedule can be relaxed if need be.
Schedule
,►� Master Anticipated Meeting Schedule
Planning Meetings
Task I-Focus One meeting Completed on April 19th.
Meeting with staff
Task 11-Program One meeting May 3rd with staff and Park Board.
Development with staff and
Park Board
One public Public meeting could be held in conjunction
meeting. with the above meeting,after the meeting
(same evening),or on a separate evening.
(After the above meeting is perhaps the
best in that the Park Board would only have
to show up on one evening to discuss
programming issues).
Task III-Site Staff invited to No scheduled meeting.
Analysis review site with
the Brauer
Team,if
desired.
as IV-Alternative One meeting May 10th with staff and Park Board.
Concepts with staff and
Park Board.
7901 Flying Cloud Drive Eden Prairie MN 55344 Tel(612)941-1660 Fax(612)941-1663
.� Master Anticipated Meeting Schedule
Planning Meetings
(cont.)
Task V-Master One meeting May 17th with staff and Park Board.
Planning and Cost with staff and
Estimates Park Board to
review the
preliminary
master plan.
One public Public meeting could be held after the
meeting to meeting (same evening),or on a separate
review the evening. (After the above meeting is again
preliminary perhaps the best in that the Park Board
master plan. would only have to show up on one evening
to review the preliminary master plan).
Submit final June 7th regular meeting.
master plan to
Park Board for
approval.
Present final On regular City Council schedule.
master plan to
City Council for
acceptance.
Comment Please give this schedule some consideration. Final details and adjustments can
be worked out during our first meeting with the Park Board. I am very
comfortable with scheduling a public meeting after the Park Board meeting on
May 3rd. This can be beneficial in that the issues will be very fresh in the Park
Board members'minds and an aid to public discussion. I suggest starting the
Park Board meeting at 6:30 p.m. and the public meeting at 8:00 p.m.
Also keep in mind that the schedule is not intended to be inflexible. Although
the budget is limited, I feel it is important that the process lead to a successful
conclusion -- even if that means an additional meeting along the way.
If you have any questions or concerns, please give me a call. I have the May 3rd
meeting on my schedule.
Sincerely,
BRAUER & S IATES, LTD.
J f e A. Schoenbauer, R.L.A.
i P sident
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Scope of Services Proposal Parks & Recreation Department
for Country Lakes Park City of Lino Lakes
Country Lakes Park
Scope of Services Proposal
City of Lino Lakes
Overview This letter proposal outlines a scope of services, fee schedule, and other
elements which, if approved, constitutes an Agreement between the City
of Lino Lakes, herein referred to as the OWNER,and BRAUER &
ASSOCIATES LTD., herein referred to as the CONSULTANT.
The OWNER hereby retains the CONSULTANT to provide professional
services required to complete a Master Plan for Country Lakes Park,
located in the City of Lino Lakes,hereinafter referred to as the PROJECT.
The CONSULTANT'S services shall include normal planning services as
follows:
Scope of Services for Task I : Focus Meeting
Country Lakes Park
Master Plan Overview: The planning process will begin through a focus meeting
between Brauer & Associates, Ltd. and city staff.
Specific Issues:The general purpose of the focus meeting is to:
• provide Brauer & Associates,Ltd. with the opportunity to develop a
very clear understanding of the scope of the project and intended
outcomes.
• clearly define the OWNER'S expectations of the CONSULTANT's
services.
• confirm key individuals, committees, city staff members, etc. who will
be either directly involved in the project or have information that will
affect the project.
• general review and discussion about the issues and concerns related to
this project.
Work Tasks:
• meeting with city staff to finalize the scope of the project, discuss the
planning process, and establish a project schedule.
• determine the extent of the information available about the site.
• preliminary assessment of issues surrounding the project.
Task Product: a brief letter report confirming the scope of the project,
the planning process, and project schedule.
Task It. Program Development
Overview:The program will:
• identify and address the many issues affecting the development of the
park.
• identify and define the recreational uses, site amenities, and facilities
desired and appropriate for the site.
Brauer & Associates, Ltd. 1
Scope of Services Proposal Parks & Recreation Department
for Country Lakes Park City of Lino Lakes
Scope of Services for Work Tasks:
Country Lakes Park • meeting with the Advisory Committee, city staff, and the public to
Master Plan (cont.) review and discuss programming issues and developmental concerns.
• prepare written and graphic documentation clearly defining the purpose
of the park and issues affecting its future development.
Task Product:a report outlining the proposed program for development.
Task Ill. Site Analysis
Overview:Through field research, Brauer& Associates will identify the
site's physical characteristics and determine its developmental
opportunities and constraints. This will allow both the City and Brauer&
Associates, Ltd. to develop a clear understanding of the site's unique
characteristics.
Work Tasks:
• base map set-up using city provided site survey.
• site review and analysis to familiarize ourselves with the physical
aspects of the site, including identifying current features, topography,
vegetation, water resources, soils, and the relationship of the site to
adjacent properties and land uses.
• a site analysis graphic will be prepared for the site.
• present site analysis findings to Advisory Committee and city staff(in
conjunction with Task II - Program Development meeting).
Task Product:a site analysis graphic.
Task 1V.Alternative Concepts
Overview.Using the adopted program, site analysis information, base
mapping, and general knowledge about the project,Brauer& Associates,
Ltd. will prepare a couple of alternative concepts.
Work Tasks:
• preparation of two alternative concepts that explore various design
solutions for the site.
• review meeting with the Advisory Committee and city staff to
determine which alternative (or combination of alternatives) best
represents their desires for the proposed site.
Task Product:two concept graphics.
Brauer & Associates, Ltd. 2
Scope of Services Proposal Parks & Recreation Department
for Country Lakes Park City of Lino Lakes
Scope of Services for Task V- Master Planning and Cost Estimate
Country Lakes Park
Master Plan (cont.) Overview.Using the adopted program, site analysis information,base
mapping, adopted concept plan,and general knowledge about the project,
Brauer & Associates, Ltd. will prepare a Master Plan which represents the
design solution that best addresses the needs and desires of the
community. A cost estimate will be prepared to illustrate the anticipated
costs associated with each component of the Master Plan.
Work Tasks:
• review and analysis of previous findings.
• preparation of a Preliminary Master Plan and cost estimate. This plan
essentially refines the accepted concept plan, clearly illustrates the
relationship of each use, activity area, and facilities/site amenities, and
makes sure no issues remain to be discussed.
• review meeting with the Advisory Committee, city staff, and, if
desired, the public.
• preparation of a Final Master Plan based upon the accepted Preliminary
Master Plan. This basically "hardlines" the Preliminary Master Plan
after all final revisions or adjustments have been made. Final
adjustments will be made to the cost estimate as warranted.
• submit the Final Master Plan to the Advisory Committee and city staff
for final approval of the Master Plan.
�.y • Final Master Plan presented to the City Council for approval.
• preparation of written and graphic documentation including a Final
Master Plan graphic(s).
Task Product: a final report will be produced including the Master Plan
graphic and other support graphics and written text.
Fee Proposal The following fee relates directly to the approach outlined under the
above scope of services.
Total Not-To-Exceed Fee: $4,000.00
Direct expenses are included in the fee proposal and include: mileage,
telephone/fax costs, day-today reproduction costs, etc. Coping and
printing expenses related to reproducing the final document are not
included.
Hourly Fee Schedule The following defines the hourly fee schedule
for this project.
Principle Landscape Architect $60.00/Hr
Project Landscape Architect $50.00/Hr
Naturalist/Wildlife Specialist $45.00/Hr
Technical Staff $35.00/Hr
Brauer & Associates, Ltd_ 3
Scope of Services Proposal Parks & Recreation Department
for Country Lakes Park City of Lino Lakes
Payments to the Invoices will be submitted to the OWNER on a monthly basis in
Consultant proportion to the work completed.
Payments on account of the CONSULTANT'S services are due and
payable upon receipt of CONSULTANT'S invoice.
Owner's Responsibility The OWNER is responsible for project coordination, with one individual
representing the OWNER'S interests.
The OWNER is also responsible for legal counsel,advice, and services
available to the CONSULTANT during the term of this Agreement on any
or all matters related to the PROJECT such as,but not limited to, title
opinions, interpretations of agreements, covenants and laws affecting the
PROJECT, advice and assistance in processing applications,review and
preparation of PROJECT agreement documents, participation in
presentations to public agency staff and boards and general counsel on the
legal implications of all substantive or procedural aspects of the
PROJECT itself.
Nondiscrimination The CONSULTANT will not discriminate against any employee or
applicant for employment because of race, color, religion, sex,national
origin,physical condition or age. The CONSULTANT will take
affirmative action to insure that applicants are employed and that
employees are treated during employment without regard to their race,
color,religion, sex,national origin, physical condition or age. Such
action shall include but not be limited to the following: Employment,
upgrading,demotion or transfer,recruitment, advertising, layoff or
termination,rates of pay or other forms of compensation and selection for
training including apprenticeship.
Consultant's Records, The CONSULTANT shall maintain time records for hourly fees, design
Documents and Insurance calculations and research notes in legible form and these will be made
available to the OWNER, if requested.
The CONSULTANT shall carry insurance to protect him from claims
under Workman's Compensation Acts; from claims for damages because
of bodily injury including death to his employees and the public, and from
claims for property damage.
The CONSULTANT reserves the right to secure and maintain statutory
copyright on all published books, published or unpublished drawings of a
scientific or technical character,and other works related to this PROJECT
in which copyright may be claimed. The OWNER shall have full rights
to reproduce works under this Agreement either in whole or in part as
related to this PROJECT. One copy of each drawing shall be provided in
reproducible form for use by the OWNER,but the original drawings will
remain the property of the CONSULTANT.
Brauer & Associates, Ltd. 4
Scope of Services Proposal Parks & Recreation Department
for Country Lakes Park City of Lino Lakes
Term, Termination, The term of the Agreement shall be concurrent with the work authorized.
Successors, and Assigns
Termination may be accomplished by either party at any time by written
notice, and shall be effective upon payment in full for all services
performed to the date of receipt of such notice.
The OWNER and the CONSULTANT each binds itself, its partners,
successors, assigns and legal representatives to the other-party of this
Agreement,and to the partners, successors, assigns and legal
representatives of such other party with respect to all covenants of this
Agreement.
Neither the OWNER nor the CONSULTANT shall assign, sublet or
transfer his interest in this Agreement without the written consent of the
other.
Extent of Agreement and This Agreement represents the entire and integrated Agreement between
Applicable Law the OWNER and the CONSULTANT and supersedes all prior
negotiations, representations, or Agreements, whether written or oral,with
respect to the PROJECT. This Agreement may be amended only by
written instrument signed by both OWNER and CONSULTANT.
The OWNER hereby contracts for the Basic Services as outlined above
under Scope of Services.
The OWNER and the CONSULTANT have made and executed this
Agreement, this 154h day of APJ2)4— . 19
C F L S (Authorized Signature)
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AGENDA ITEM 4 C
STAFF ORIGINATOR Marty Asleson
DATE April 28, 1993
TOPIC Short Term Goals Update
BhCll`GR+O
Developed from our Comprehensive Plan and Park Board work session
in 1992, the short term goals were approved for funding by the City
Council on April 12th. Please see enclosed excerpt from the minutes
of that meeting. This is an update report.
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3
Non required
Would strongly recommend another work session in 1993 to review
goals and priorities as set forth in the Comprehensive Plan.
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COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 12, 1993
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motion. Motion carried unanimously.
Mayor Reinert explained action on this matter will be considered
at the April 22, 1993 Council meeting.
PARR BOARD REPORT
Consideration of Short Term Park Goals, 1993 - Mr. Asleson
presented a letter requesting money to be taken from the
Dedicated Park Fund to meet short term goals and priorities that
were established at a recent Park Board work session. The goals
and expenditures are listed in priority order:
1. An amount up to but not to exceed $18, 000.00 for
improvements and equipment for Sunset Oaks Park,
Leonard and Bradley Streets.
2. An amount up to but not to exceed $4,000.00 for a
master plan design for Country Lakes Park.
3 . An amount up to but not to exceed $18, 000.00 for a mini
park in the south Baldwin Lake area (Identified as park
N-14 in the Comprehensive Park Plan. )
4. An amount up to but not to exceed $20,000.00 to pave
the remaining unpaved trails from past developments and
to pave those trails that are to be constructed in
developments now underway.
The Park Board also requested that they be authorized to
investigate various purchase options for a large parcel of land
in the Birch Street/12th Avenue area to be used for future
development of a large athletic complex type park. Mr. Asleson
noted that the area is ideal for this type of use because of its
proximity to wetlands and distance from residential development.
He noted that large tract parcels are disappearing and the City
should be looking at options at this time. Mr. Asleson also
explained that capacity has been reached in the present
facilities and there have not been any plans developed for future
expansion.
Mayor Reinert felt that if the City is going to develop an
athletic complex options should be developed soon. He also noted
that such parcels become housing developments and these
developments do not support themselves. Mayor Reinert said that
if the City does not look to the future now we will suffer the
consequences in the future.
Council Member Elliott noted that the Park Board feels that an
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COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 12, 1993
athletic complex concept should be researched soon. The Park
Board is aware that they must go to the City Council for funding.
Council Member Bergeson moved to approve expenditures numbers 1
through 4 listed above and authorize staff to explore possible
land purchases in the above described area for further City park
needs. Council Member Neal seconded the motion. Council Member
Bergeson asked when the Economic Impact Study and the related
wetlands study would be available. Mr. Schneider said about 90
days. Council Member Bergeson felt that the information
available in these studies would impact the future park expansion
purchases.
Voting on the motion, motion carried unanimously.
CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION NO. 16 - 93 OPPOSING DETACHMENT OF
PROPERTY FROM LINO LAKES AND ANNEXATION BY CITY OF CENTERVILLE
Mr. Schumacher explained that on March 16, 1993, the City
received a letter from the State Municipal Board stating that the
Board had received a petition for detachment of property (Rehbein
,•� -East portion of Main Street, 35W intersection) from Lino Lakes
and annexation of same to the City of Centerville. Resolution
No. 16 - 93 declares the opposition to this action by the City of
Lino Lakes. The State of Minnesota requires that the resolution
be forwarded to the Municipal Board. A hearing will be scheduled
after Council action is taken.
Mrs. Anderson read the resolution. Council Member Elliott moved
to adopt Resolution No. 16 - 93 and forward same to the Municipal
Board. Council Member Bergeson seconded the motion. Motion was
carried unanimously.
Resolution No. 16 - 93 can be found at the end of these minutes.
ATTORNEY'S REPORT
FIRST READING, Ordinance No. 93 - 05 Extending Moratorium on the
Siting of Adult Uses-Principal As Defined Herein Within any
Zoning District of the City of Lino Lakes - Ordinance No. 93 - 05
was passed by the City Council on May 11, 1992 directing staff to
prepare a comprehensive adult uses ordinance. A moratorium was
instituted at that time for one (1) year. The moratorium will
end on May 11, 1993 and the final adult uses ordinance is not
ready for adoption. Ordinance No. 93 - 05 will allow an
additional six (6) months time to finalize the ordinance, conduct
the required public hearings and adopt and publish the final
ordinance.
PAGE 15
AGENDA ITEM 4-A
STAFF ORIGINATOR Marty Asleson
DATE April 28, 1993
TOPIC Boardwalk Alternatives
The Park Board expressed a desire to explore the alternative costs
of "boardwalks" to span wetland area segments in our trail system.
Jeff Schoenbauer and I spent some time looking at the "Super Deck"
and alternatives to this product. I will bring slides to the
meeting and Jeff will be there to answer questions and express
opinions.
:::... PT t7 ........ ................
Please see attached.
This is at this point in time, and informational agenda item. We
will work with whatever the Park Board would like to see and pay
for.
LAND USE PLANNING AND DESIGN
BRAU E R
& ASSOCIATES, LTD
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Date April 15, 1993
To Marty Asleson
Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Coordinator
City of Lino Lakes
1189 Main Street
Lino Lakes, MN 55014
Re Cost estimates for boardwalks.
Overview As per your request, I have pulled together cost estimates for various type of
boardwalks. They are as follows:
8'Wide Floating Boardwalk with Expanded Polystyrene Floats:
Material Only: $45.00 to $50.00 per lineal foot
Materials and Installation: $75.00 to $85.00 per lineal foot
Installation is based on a negotiating a price for a complete job with a local
contractor.
8'Wide Fixed- Position Boardwalk with Concrete Footings:
Material Only: $35.00 to $40.00 per lineal foot
Materials and Installation: $65.00 to $75.00 per lineal foot
Installation is based on a negotiating a price for a complete job with a local
contractor.
7'Wide Manufactured rSuperdeck") Boardwalk:
Material Only: $58.00 to $65.00 per lineal foot
Materials and Installation: $73.00 to $81.00 per lineal foot
Installation is based on complete installation by the supplier.
Comment In my opinion, the fixed-position boardwalk is the best choice in that it has a
natural aethetical appeal, is somewhat cheaper than the floating boardwalk, and
has managable long-term maintenance concerns. In situations where that would
not work, the floating boardwalk would be my second choice. The Superdeck is
certainly an option, but as you know I am not enamored with its aesthetic
quality. It just does not look very natural.
If you have any questions or concerns,please give me a call.
Sincerely,
BRAUER & ASSOCIATES, LTD.
A. hoenbauer, R.L.A.
is resi nt
7901 Flying Cloud Drive Eden Prairie MN 55344 Tel(612)941-1660 Fax(612)941-1663
LAND USE PLANNING AND DESIGN
RRAU E R
& ASSOCIATES, LTD
Date April 15, 1993
To Marty Asleson
Parks,Recreation, and Forestry Coordinator
City of Lino Lakes
1189 Main Street
Lino Lakes, MN 55014
Re Cost estimates for boardwalks.
Overview As per your request, I have pulled together cost estimates for various type of
boardwalks. They are as follows:
8'Wide Floating Boardwalk with Expanded Polystyrene Floats:
Material Only: $45.00 to $50.00 per lineal foot
Materials and Installation: $75.00 to $85.00 per lineal foot
Installation is based on a negotiating a price for a complete job with a local
contractor.
8'Wide Fixed- Position Boardwalk with Concrete Footings:
Material Only: $35.00 to $40.00 per lineal foot
Materials and Installation: $65.00 to $75.00 per lineal foot
Installation is based on a negotiating a price for a complete job with a local
contractor.
7'Wide Manufactured rSuperdeck") Boardwalk:
Material Only: $58.00 to $65.00 per lineal foot
Materials and Installation: $73.00 to $81.00 per lineal foot
Installation is based on complete installation by the supplier.
Comment In my opinion, the fixed-position boardwalk is the best choice in that it has a
natural aethetical appeal, is somewhat cheaper than the floating boardwalk, and
has managable long-term maintenance concerns. In situations where that would
not work, the floating boardwalk would be my second choice. The Superdeck is
certainly an option, but as you know I am not enamored with its aesthetic
quality. It just does not look very natural.
If you have any questions or concerns,please give me a call.
Sincerely,
BRAUER & ASSOCIATES,LTD.
A. hoenbauer,R.L.A.
is resi nt
7901 Flying Cloud Drive Eden Prairie MN 55344 Tel(612)941-1660 Fax(612)941-1663
AG MA ITEM 4
STAFF ORIGINATOR Marty Aeleson
DATE April 28 1993
TOPIC Park and Recreation Updates
apa
This update includes the following items:
1„} unset Oaks Park
2 Special Use Park Agreements
Lino Lakes/Lino Lakes Elementary Facility/Programming
Relationships
Arborday/Earthday Updates
5) Scheduled Parks and Recreation Operations
6) Friends of the Parks
This is an update report
�tECOMm
This is an update report, although recommendations may generate
from discussions.
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April 27, 1993
Dear Neighborhood Resident,
You are invited to join an informal informational meeting with
neighbors of Sunset Oaks Park on Leonard Avenue and Bradley Street
and members of the Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Board at 6:00 PM
on Monday , May 17th at Lino Lakes City Hall.
Recently the Parks and Recreation Board decided to make it a
priority to upgrade your neighborhood park. The board feels that a
very important part of any park plan is to ask those who will be
the main users for their opinions and suggestions.
Several weeks ago members of our Park Board held a first meeting
with residents in your neighborhood to start the process of
determining the park needs. We learned from that meeting that there
is a lot of enthusiasm and support from the residents. We also
learned that there is a desire for a small informal ballfield and
perhaps a small ice skating rink. These additions would warrant a
new design for the park. Also of great concern and consideration
should be the budget constraints that the board will be dealing
with.
These issues and others you may feel important will be addressed at
the meeting. Come prepared to share your ideas and suggestions with
us. If you know of any other residents in your area who may not
have received this letter, please ask them to join us.
Thank you for your support, I look forward to meeting with you on
the 17th.
Sincerely,
Marty Asleson
Parks, Recreation and Forestry Coordinator
City of Lino Lakes
MA/cmk
`D/Y
16th `Annual ' Li no£ Lakes Elementary Arbor
Earth Day
Friday, May 7, 1993
2:00 P.M. Lino Lakes Arboretum
l&&rni;zq Tc,7 &z?#II-.- LTrtaoikq Tca L&&rn
2:15 Welcome to Guests Students, and Faculty.
The Arbor Day Tradition at Lino Lakes.
(Joe Kramer)
2:30 Dedication of l 992-93 Special School Tree
2:40 Tree City Award to The City of Lino Lakes.
(Mr. Lapatka and the mayor of Lino Lakes,
Mr. Vern Reinert; and bth grade
representatives)
2:55 Care.and planting;of seedlings,
{Art li derstrom, Minnesota D.N.R.)
fi
x 310 r{Plnting of� 1992ti93 School
�Tree {Marty,Asleson`and Mike-Hoffman,
City-of Lino Lakes). Our thanks to.special
guests:-Rick.Wolters for.again donating`the ,
school tree: Marcia Marquardt=Anoka Co Tree
Board.
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, In 1872, J. Sterling Morton proposed to the Nebraska
Board of Agriculture that a special day be set aside for
the planting of trees and
WHEREAS, this holiday, called Arbor Day, was first observed with
the planting of more than a million trees in Nebraska,
and
WHEREAS, Arbor Day is now observed throughout the nation and the
world, and
WHEREAS, trees can reduce the erosion of our precious topsoil by
wind and water, cut heating and cooling costs, moderate
the temperature, clean the air, produce oxygen and
provide habitat for wildlife, and
WHEREAS, trees are a renewable resource giving us paper, wood for
our homes, fuel for our fires and countless other wood
products, and
WHEREAS, trees in out city increase property values, enhance the
economic vitality of business areas, and beautify our
community, and
WHEREAS, trees wherever they are planted, are a source of joy and
spiritual renewal, and
WHEREAS, Lino Lakes has been recognized as a Tree City USA by the
National Arbor Day Foundation and desires to continue
it's tree-planting ways,
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Vernon F. Reinert, Mayor of the City of Lino
Lakes, do hereby proclaim May 7th, as
ARBOR DAY
in the City of Lino Lakes, and I urge all citizens to
support efforts to protect our trees and woodlands and to
support our City's urban forestry program, and
FURTHER, I urge all citizens to plant trees to gladden the hearts
and promote the well-being of present and future
generations.
DATED this of May 1993
A-� SIGNED,
MAYOR
CITY OF LINO LAKES
PROCIIAAUTION
WHEREAS, Anoka County and the City of Lino Lakes prides itself
on its quality of life for residents and businesses and is
interested in working to improve and maintain the beauty of the
area; and,
WHEREAS, residents should be encouraged to recognize the
environmental impact on our community of their daily lives by
becoming environmentally responsible consumers, conserving energy,
increasing recycling efforts, reducing waste, and promoting
environmental responsibility in our communities; and,
WHEREAS, this goal was aided by volunteers of the city who
during Earth Days in past years have collected more than 10 tons of
debris in Centerville, Circle Pines, Lexington, Lino Lakes and
Blaine; and,
WHEREAS, these efforts show the long term commitment by
individuals and groups in Anoka County to building a safe, just and
substantial planet; and;
WHEREAS, groups of community leaders will work in conjunction
with Anoka County Commissioner Margaret Langfeld's Adopt-A-Highway
project to organize a clean-up and beautification project along
roads in Eastern Anoka County; and,
WHEREAS, this community group needs support and volunteers to
successfully complete its projects:
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, THAT I, VERNON F. REINERT,
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF LINO LAKES, DO HEREBY PROCLAIM MAY 8, 1993 TO
BE EARTH DAY AND SUPPORT THOSE ORGANIZERS AND VOLUNTEERS IN ITS
EFFORTS TO CLEAN UP AND BEAUTIFY AREAS IN THE CITY OF LINO LAKES.
Vernon F. Reinert
Ref-.Proc2-93.For
AGENDIA ITEM 5 - A
STAFF ORIGINATOR Marty Aslesoi
DATE April 28, 1993
TOPIC LaMotte Park Use Issue
We have received calls from residents in the LaMotte Park area
concerning older youth playing in the park. The youth are on a
regular basis hitting balls out of the park and .into neighboring
residents yards, and off of any other object that happens to be out
there. (ex: cars in driveways and in the street)
I met with Mr. Horst Franke from 6941 LaMotte Dr. to try to resolve
the issue. Mr. Franks feels that this problem can be resolved by
putting signs up in the park restricting certain uses The issue
was raised that there is a city park just one block away,
Centerville Park, and there is opportunity for the youth to play
there since this is a designated use for the park.
Mr. Franke has purchased our comprehensive plan and has taken the
time to review the document As it can be pointed out, M-6 or
LaMotte Park, is small mini park and appears to be adequate to
service this isolated neighborhood, and that the development of
this park should not try to duplicate the facilities in the
Centerville Park.
Mr. Franke also 'points out .that the park has been identified for
many possible uses as outlined in the comprehensive plan, all of
which seem appropriate to him. The one amenity that has not been
identified as a possible use is that of an informal ball field.
Please see section 4 -37, design standards plate 6 of the comp plan
for a description of standards for an informal play field. As this
section, site specific circumstances will define the actual ,size of
the play area,, and that safety concerns and proximity to
residential properties need to be consideredon a per site 'basis.
Mr. Franks feels that these are both concerns that limit or
mitigate the playing of informal ball 'in LaMotte Park.
I have contacted the League of Minnesota Cities and talked to one
of their attorneys on limiting use of park areas. I also talked to
our city attorney Bill Hawkins about the same. Both agreed that if
the city, wishes to limit use in a park area, this can be done. The
League attorney pointed out that we should have the legal authority
to do this by having language in our park ordinance empowering
staff under direction from the city to do 'so. Another issue is that
of enforcement. If we decide to sign the park with a restrictive
sign, how will we enforceit? Please find enclosed a copy of our
ordinance and several model ordinances from the Leagues' file.
I have invited Mr. Franke to come to the Park Board meeting to
present his concerns. He has indicated that he will be there.
WN
1. Amend our ordinance and sign for park use
2. Teo not,amend the oprdinance and try to work out another solution
I would 'like to suggest Option 11 - however you may have another
suggestion. `
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3490 Lexington Avenue North
St. Paul,MN 55126
League of Minnesota Cities (612)490-5600
April 23, 1993
Martin Asleson
Park and Recreation Department
1189 Main Street
Lino Lakes, MN 55014-2123
Dear Mr. Asleson:
I am enclosing several sample ordinances on prohibiting
certain activities in parks and ordinances that give a park
superintendent the authority to adopt and enforce rules for
park activities (LMC 480A, 480B1, Ord. ) .
Specifically I understand you were seeking ordinance
language that would prevent playing baseball in certain
parks. You have one park that is quite small that may not be
suitable for the game. This objective is accomplished in the
samples I found by restricting the game to designated playing
areas only. If the park does not have a baseball diamond,
play would not be allowed. This serves legitimate safety
concerns for all users of the park.
If the small park has a diamond but the city now feels
it is unsuitable, it can be removed and the area re-sodded
for other uses.
I hope these items are helpful. Please call if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
eannette Bach
Asst. Research Director
Encl:
INFORMATION SERVICE OF Municipal Classification No.
Reference Bureau and League of
Minnesota Municipalities, 3300 University Municipality
Avenue S.E. , University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55414 Date,) t. �� 1
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ANO ON \1P_ C e �ic ✓� � .Pc�
ORDINANCE NO. 492
AN ORDINA ATiNr THE
USE OF PURT.IC PARKS ANT) REC-
REATION AREAS IN THE CITY OF k. Removal, breaking, destruction,'in-
ANOKA. jury, mutilation or defacement m
The Commission of the City of Anoka 1 any way of any structure, monument,
does ordain: statue, vase, fountain, fence, rai#itg,
flag pole, vehicle, bench, tree, shrub,
Section. 1. The use and occupancy of fern, plant, flower, fireplace or other
public parks and recreation areas property in any park is prohibited.
owned by and located in the City of
Anoka shall be subject to the following i L No person shall solicit the acgaaint-
regulations: ! ante of another in any park or recre-
ation area for any immoral.purposes. !
J_No firearms, air rifles, B. B. guns, m. Distribution or display of obsceee
`tng shots, explosives or fireworks literature is prohibited in
Anall be brought into or used in park and recreation areas.'
- a� i
b. Gambling, excessive use of alcoholic n. Climbing of trees or flag poles,`'ait-
ting or standing upon monuments, j
beverages, or abusive, boisterous, vases, fountains, railings or fences `
profane, or indecent language, con- 1
duct, or attire will not be allowed. in
park or recreation area is pro- !
C. No advertising, selling, or solicits-
I
tion is allowed in parks or recreation o. No person or organization shall use 1
areas a park or park area for group cele-
brations, meetings, entertainment,
A. Dogs and pets must be kept under i etc., which are considered "exclusive
control.. Wildlife must not be mo- j use.', except through use of a permit
tested, disturbed or injured. j issed by the Park Superintendent. j
e. Active games must be limited to ,p.-Placing of advertising, decorations j
Aesignated'play areas. or other devices of any kind on vases, ,
1 statues, flag poles, monuments or
£ Motorists will observe speed limits" ! structures is prohibited.
as posted, and park in designated
areas. ! p. The Park and Recreation Superin-
tendent is .authorized to make��iieh
g. Picnicking and fires are`allowed other.rules and regulations as he array
designated areas only. Fires must deem,in his discretion
attended at all times and extin necess3'` or.
g h '_ better control and managemef# of L=
after use. all parks.;and violation of
any'A h
rules and-regulations as he
h..Pubhc parks and,.recreation -areas
.Jna
r:: amu ate is also bereb
shall not be.occupied orused between Y ; Pro. -
ion 2:` If an
1:00 ,�and B:OQ AM. of the fol- y Pi slob,,
ie�vi4g dray, -Ordinance shall be adjudged#
t �t no efect,'for any.LDumP m8or depositing bottles.brok such decision shallgTeasonQWd he glass, ashes, paboxes cans t ity.of.any of the other previsions of
r _refuse of--any kind is -prWbited Ordinance.
y Ordina
.cept in,the containers protVed.,in
Y
the'parks _s .Any. hb sha
' . Discharge in ' of any
:late any of the pro
waters ion b
stream, .or any other body,;pf ice� be guilty of a m
of any substance, or liquid, or and upon conviction thereof -
stream,
untshed a fine of not
or any other matter or thing which p tEt
will result in llution of the water ' f-''�• imprisonment
p° {`exce�`days or both.
is prohibited. � �• - - ._—. .
INFOM4ATION SERVICE Classification No. Q
T Ie of minrescta Cities
480 Cedar Street iVIunicipaiity :� UJ JS
St. Fau1, Minnesota 55101 Date ); !: :
ORDINANCE NO.425 2.2 The grantee of a permit Shall be bound by this Sllb�ect
AN ORDINANCE FOR THE ordinance and any Department regulations in force as —;�—
CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT .-though the same were inserted in said permit. _
OF OPEN SPACE AREAS - 2.3 The grantee of a permit shall be liable for any loss, a. No person shall operate any watercraft on any
UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF damage or injury sustained by the System or by any Open Space Waters contrary to or in violation of
THE NEW BRIGNTON PARK DEPARTMENT person whatever, by reason of the negligence of me Chapter 361, Minnesota Statutes 1974,as amended.
1-1 Section 1 -General Provisions person or persons to whom such permits are issued. b.No person shall launch or land any boat canoe,raft,
1., Purpose 2,4 The grantee of a permit shall not transfer or or other watercraft on or from any shoreline under the
This ordinance has been enacted,pursuant to Chapter - relinquish said permit to another person or group of jurisdiction Of the City except at locations specifically_ /1 .
950, 1971. Laws of Minnesota, as amended, which persons without the written permission Of the Director- designated for such purposes.
authorizes the New Brighton City Council to fact or., 2.5 The Director shall have the authority to revoke a C. No person shall operate,row or paddle a boat,'
dinances to govern the conduct of members of the public 1] permit upon evidence of good cause- canoe or.other watercraft on any Open Space Waters
during,their use and enjoyment of the New Brighton 2.6 No person shall in any manner disturb,or interfere unless able to handle the Same with safety fo himself,
Open Space System so as to further the safety,health, with the grantee Of a valid Permit.nor with any of the other occupants thereof,occupants such manner at not to
enjoyment and welfare of all persons in Me use thereof, rantees'property or equipment-_ - an. No -e so nshager the veany of other unattended
-d ,
and to protect public property and resources for g 2.7 permits shall to issued to adults only and said tl. No person shall leave any watercraft unattended r�,JpVU/,AJ
posterity' adult shall be on the premises at all times during the except in areas beachspecifing.
tally designated for mooring,
1.2 Definitions anchoring pe s shallnq.
a. City shall mean and refer to the City of New duration ti II permit. e.No person malt operate any watercraft Swimming
a a.
Brighton 3.0 Section III -Special Activities area which has been designated as a swimming area. .
b."OPEN SPACE SITE"shall mean and refer fo any,, 3.1 Picnicking I.No person shall drop or throw from any watercraft
park,reserve,special use area,got course,linear pony- No person shall picnic in any Open Space Site except garbage,litter,or other debris. -
Or any other area owned, improved, maintained,part in those areas specifically designated and equipped for g-All watercraft launched from a System facility or
operated or r area controlled by the City New Jsuch use. operating on Open Space Waters shall have a Coast
Brighton for recreation and natural resource preser• 3.2 Swimming Guard approved life preserver for each occupant.
vation purposes. , a-No person Shall bathe.wade or swim in any Open h- No person shall operate any watercraft In a
ti"PARK SYSTEM"snail mean and refer ro the City Space Waters or at any New Brighton beach except in careless or reckless manner.
C.Of New Brighton Park System which refeinclud to the
sites such areas specifically designated for such use, and 3.6 Motorized Recreation vehicle
and facilities owned,maintained,and operated s e$ only at such times when a Ramsey County or otherwise No person shall operate a motorized recreation
otherwise under the aumority of the City of New authorized lifeguard is on duty. vehicle within any Open Space Site except in such areas
Brighton pursuant to Chapter 950,1971 Laws of Min: b.No person shall bathe,wade or swim at any beach specifically designated for such use.
_ nesota. _ _ except when dressed in bathing attire which is socially No person Shall Operate a ran-licensed vehicle on any
d."DIRECTOR"shall mean and refer to the Director acceptable and conducive to water safety. i I parkway or other roadway within an Open Space Site.
of Parks and Recreation—that person authorized by''- C• NO person using Open Space Waters shall Swim : 3.7 Equestrian
the New Brighton City Council to direct the Department outside Of the marked area. i a.No person shall ride or drive a horse in any Open."
of Parks and Recreation. • d.No person shall bring into or use at any beach any '; Space Site except on pridle paths,trails and roadways
e."PERSON"Shall mean and refer to any individual,` inner tube,life raft or Other inflatable or buoyant object specifically designated for such use. '
firm, partnership, corporation and association.of ' intended to support a person except U.S.Coast Guard b.No person shall ride or drive a horse in any Open
persons• approved life jackets when properly attached. Space Site between the times of 30 minutes after sunset
I."DEPARTMENT"shall mean and refer to the City e.No person shall possess,carry onto or scatter on and 30 minutes before Sunrise, unless horse drawn
of New Brighton Parks and Recreation Department. any beach,any glass bottle,broken glass,metal Can,Or vehicles are adequately lighted. I
g."OPEN SPACE WATERS"shall mean any public other debris which could be a safety hazard. i c. No person shall ride or drive any horse which i
shoreline owned by or under the authority of the City Of f.No person shall use any beach area for purposes of cannot be held under such control that it may be easily 71
New Brighton,including those waters lying within 300 picnicking. - turned or stopped.
,'#-4 and immediately abutting such shoreline. 9- No person having custody of any animal shall d.No person shall ride or drive a horse in a reckless or i
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER"shall mean permit said animal to enter any beach area durifhg careless manner so as to create a nuisance or to en-
rrefertoany person duty dep+tizedorcommissioned swimming season so established by the Director;-f danger the safety or Property of said rider or ocher
by the City Of New Brighton,Board of Ramsey coumy h. No person shall launch, dock or operate ,any riders,Pedestrians,or vehicles.
Commissioners or the State of Minnewi6lor"the our. -� - ..atercraft in any designated Swimming area. _ I e.mutilate or torture shall Yu horse-over-ride,cruelly beat.
pose of enforcing the laws,ordinances and regulations 3.3 Bicycling -
of their respective jurisdictions. _ a.No person Shall ride or operate a bicycle in any f• NO Person shall permit any horse to Stray unaf-
1.3 Construction and Scope - 1 Open Space Site except on designated bikeways or tended or graze in any Open Space Site.All unbridled,'
in the interpretation of this ordinance,all provisions surfaces normally provided for vehicular traffic. unmounted or unattended horses shall be securely•
contained herein shall be construed aS follows: _ b. No person shalt ride or operate a bicycle in hitched or corralled at locations specifically designated
y singular pl violation of Chapter 169, Minnesota Statutes 1974, as and provided for such purposes-
a.An term in the si far shall also mean the uraL-,
b.Any term in the masculine shall also mean the amended,persons riding a bicycle shall observe and 1 9•No Person shall ride or drive a horse so as to ob.
''' obey all traffic and directional signs. "; strut in any way the use of riding trails or bridle paths
feminine and neuter. •-
by other risers.Pedestrians and vehicles shall have the -
c.Any rail remenf or prohibition by any pro�sfat. c.No person shall ride or operate a bicycle in any right-of-way where an equestrian trail intersects other:+
herein,shall respectively extend fo and include Ah•1 Open Space Site except in a prudent and careful man-
causing,procuring,aiding or abetting,directly or In-,: ner,and unless such person shall be capable of effective established trails or roadways.
directly,of Such acts;and the permitting or allowing off and operation of said vehicle.Pedestrians and - h. No Person shall ride or drive a horse at a pace
contany minor by the responsible parent, guardian,.Of faster than a walk or slow trot when Passing l
motorized vehicles shall have the right-of-way when!a Pes a 1
custodian to commit any such act. `"'• bikeway intersects pedestrian trails-or roadways. pedestrian. _
d.No provision herein shall make unlawful,any act. d No person shall ride or operate a bicycle in any h•No person shall rideordrive a horse at a pace faster
necessary performed by any law eMorcement officer Or y Open Space Site faster than li reasonable and safe with man a trot when passing a rider going in Me opposite
Department employee in M ,e line of duty or work as direction.
t•No person shall roe Or drive a horse at apace faster
proper and necessary execution of the terms of any the imrthetl;ate area. 1 man a slow gait when-Passing another rider going in the
such,or by any person,his agents or employees,in the regard to the safety of the operator and Omer persons in
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contract or agreement with the City of New Brighto "n; e-No person shall ride or operate a bicycle in any. some direction.
e.Any act otherwise prohibited by statute or local3.8 Camping III
ordinances, shall be lawful if performed under, by Open Space Site 30 minutes after sunset and 30 minutes _ a.No person shall establish or maintain any camp or
before sunrise without appropriate from and rear lother teen y pen
virtue of and strictly within the provisions of a lighting temporary lodging or steeping Place in any O
Department permit•to do so, and to the extent f-All bicycle riders shall remain in single file and
�Space Site except by permit and Men only in areas
specifically designated for such use.
authorized thereby. _
proceed in the extreme right hand lane of a drive or b.No person shall cam for a
LA Hours and Access P period longer than that
bikeway at all times except when passing another
a.The recreation and education opportunities of me authorized by e o permit
vehicle or bicyclist parked or traveling in me same t..C.All
System shall be available to all members of the public garbage or refuse that
any kind shall be placed In
direction.
regardless of race,sex,age,creed,national origin or receptacles provided for that purpose.
q.Wherever provided, bicycles shall be parked in tl.No Icon shall install
place of residency. _ Pe permanent camp facilities
locations set aside specifically far their storage.
b.The System shall be open to the public between me• :`. 3.4 Golfor physically alter the camp site
tours of 5:00 a.m.and 11:00 p.m.,prevailing time in •" a. No person or group of persons or organizations e.No person shall wash cooking and eating utensils,
New Brighton.No person shall remain,stop,use or be shall play golf or hold a tournament or use any golf Or clean fish except at locations designated for such use.
present within the confines of any Open Space Site• -course under me jurisdiction of the City of New 1,r f.No person shall cut or gather wood on any Open
between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. Ex- •Space Site for fuel other than that provided by the
"Brighton without having procured a permit or green fee
captions may be made at the discretion of the Director receipt from the Director or his representative. -Department arid stored for such use
in case of emergency or when use permits have been ,¢,9-No person shall vacate a camp site until the site is
b.No person shall drive,putt or in any other manner`
authorized Or for Omer reasons the Director may Kompietely razed and is thoroughly cleaned.
determine necessary or desirable.Open Space Sites are play or practice golf except in areas specifically 4.0 Section IV•General Conduct
subject to curfew hours Inforcein New Brighhton. designated for such uses 4.1 Defacement, Destruction of Property and
c.Any section or part of any Open Space Site may be C.
Valid permits or green fee receipts issued by me Resources -or group shall be carried on the player, -
declared closed to the public by the Director at any time Department a. NO person shall tamper prim, climb on, injure,
for any interval of time,either temporarily or at regular ,-representative and shall be exhibited upoademand by deface,destroy,disturb,damage or remove any part of
the Director or his representative. any park builds
and stated intervals,and either entirely or for certain - d.Golfers shall be properly attired in accordance with
rK n9,structure,sign,light pole,drinking
es as rector s socially acceptable standards.
the Director find necessary. fountain, hydrant, table, grill, equipment,statue or
1.0 Section II ..Permits other property found therein-
t.l Permits shalle.No person shall tamper with any irrigation system,
De required for the exclusive use of tee marker,greens flag or maintenance equipment. No person shalt deface,disturb Or remove In any
all or portions of specific areas, buildings and other I.No person shall sell any merchandise on any golf ' manner any soil,artifact,fossil,rock or other mineral
system facilities; and for conducting special events course except those concessionerS authorized by the resource. :. ,'
such as those of a cultural, educational, political, - 'C.No Person shall excavate any ditch,trench,tunnel,
Director-. 4 hole in an
religious or recreational nature; and for specific ' y Open Space Site.
g.Entrance si n exit from any golf course shall only 2 preservation of-exemption from any provision of this ordinance. Any be through designated access points. Vegetation -
person,group, or association of persons required to 35 Boatino 'a. NO person shall injure, cut, destroy, mutilate,
Obtain a permit shall file an application for such permit uproot,disturb,or remove any flower,tree,shrub,or
with the Director. any plant whether wild or cultivated, or any part `
- thereof.
/AA4Q'-U IIA• IF •
INFORMATION SERVICE Classification. # 4,(Fcl
League of Minnesota Cities Municipality
183 University Ave E. p y
St. Paul , MN 55101 Date
Subject
Jtme 17
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
USE OF PUBLIC PARKS IN THE j
CITY OF BELLINGHAM, MINN&
SOTA: PROVIDING FOR ENFORCE-
MENT, AND PRESCRIBING PENAL-
TIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF j
ITS PROVISIONS
The City Council of the City of Bellingham,Min-
nesota,do ordain: ,
SECTION 1.01. Public parks or park when used
herein shall mean real property owned by the City of
Bellingham devoted to recreational use.
02. Defacing or Destroying Property Prohibited.
No person shall deface,destroy,diminish or impair
the value of public or private property located within
any public park in the City of Bellingham.including
buildings,structures,or trees,shrubs or vegetation
located thereon or growing thereon.No person shall
litter or cast or allow to remain rubbish or trash of
any kind or nature in or about any public part in the
City of Bellingham
03. Speed of Vehicles. No person shall drive or
operate a motor vehicle at a speed in excess of ten
(10) miles per hour in any recreational camping
park. t
04.Park Hours.No person shall enter a public park
between the hours of 2:00 a.rrL and 6:00 a.m-except
to drive through once or set up overnight facilities in
a quiet manner so as not to be a nuisance to other
�\ overnight campers.After 2:00 a.m.all unnecessary
noise shall cease.Campers shall limit activites so as
not to distrub other campers in the park.
05.Overnight Parking Time Limit.Any person or
persons using park facilities for overnight parking
exceeding three days in succession is subject to writ-
ten approval by the City Council and/or its
designated agent for this purpose.The City Council
shall set by resolution fees for overnight camping ex-
ceeding three days.
06.Open Fire Prohibited.No person shall build a
fire in any place in any park except in fireplaces or
receptacles provided for the building of fires by the
park management or in any area specifically posted
with signs permitting the building of an open fire not
in a fireplace or receptacle.
07. Washing of Vehicles Prohibited- No person
shall wash any vehicle or camaer unit in a park area.
08. Use of Firearms and Explosives Prohibited.
No person shall discharge firearms,air rifles,B.B.
guns,sling shots,explosives or fireworks in or about
any public park in the City of Bellingham.
09.Prohibited Conduct.No person shall engage in
gambling,excessive use of alcoholic beverages,or
abusive, boisterous, profane or indecent language,
conduct or attire in or about any public park in the
City of Bellingham.
10. Powers of Enforcement. In addition to any
other persons or law enforcement officers invested
with the powers of law enforcement and arrest of any
person for the violation of any provisions of this or-
dinance, all employees of the City of Bellingham
whose duties are being discharged in a public park
shall have the power to enforce the provtsons of this
ordinance by the arrest of any person violating any
of the provisions thereof and the costs of prooecutioa
11. Penalties for Violation.Any person violating
any provision of this Ordinance or any regulation
promulgated pursuant thereto shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor and on conviction thereof shall be sub-
ject to a fine not in excess of$100.00. 1 }
SECTION 2.Effective Date.This ordinance shall
be in full force and effect from and after the date of
passage, approval and publication according to
Passed by the City Council this loth day of
June,1987.
ATTEST:
/s/John A.Stolpman
f, Mayor/ j
/s/Curt Pederson L/,L vx(J
City Clerk
INFORMATION SERVICE OF Municipal Classification `SAS G
No.
Reference Bureau and League of
10"�IE,nnesota Municipalities, 480 Municipality
Cedar Street, St. Paul, MN 55101
SeLfion 2 Purpose.- - - -- Date LL�f ✓ y /
The purpose of this ordinance is
?CARVER r to afford a means of maintaining / � / J
COUNT and using the parks under the Suboeet Z� z! 1` Gc-G / <<%L- �
jurisdiction of the City in a manner
Thu_sday which is consistent with the
r + Section 9. Erection of structures.
m ximum enjoyment by-all per- 4
sons and protective of the natural
No person in any park shall 111 Secfroa �s ibution of Gif=
• r 1«• constructor erect or bring into any � cular;:;<- a-
tt C/ / a resources therein. park any building or structure of No person, firm, grow
II 1 OI Section 3. Enforcement' and
whatever kind,whether permanent ; organization shall distribute Kor
1 GHANHASSEN Penalties. or temporary in charactgr; or run' display any circulars, cards .anA
Any person found violating this or string any public service utility' rouncements or other ite iher
Ordinance No 59 ordinance or any part of it by anyinto, upon or across such lands, printed or otherwise, in ypa,
peace officer or his deputy and who except upon special written permit ;
upon such officer's request to cease4i1fCLfteq au tan
issued hereunder.and desist from Such violation fails `Section 10. Restrooms. :he City Clerk. Any authorized'
or refuses to do so may be No person in any park shall fail to distribution or display of circulars,
CITY OF GHANHASSEN requested to leave the park and it cooperate in maintaining
_ards, announcements or items
'
necessary may be ordered or restrooms and washrooms in a neat pursuant to this section shalt be.
CARVER AND HENNEPIN removed from the park by said i distributed and disposed of in•an
COt1NT1 ES,MINN ESOTA and sanitary condition. No person Y
peace officer; such denial of con• orderly manner.
- ;a •�' 1 over the age of four (4) yeafs-shall ,{
tinued use and enjoyment of the use the restrooms or washrooms Section 19. Trappin
£ ORDINANCE N0.59 parks to violators shall also�apply t0 designated for the opposite sex. No person shall at any time',et�
' . enforcement 'of any rules and jay, prepare or ve. to h'
AN ORDINANCE RESTRICTING Section it. Throwing of Missiles. .
THE SSE OAF P�UBl1C PARKS regulations promulgated try the: `No person in any park shall throw ; ssession any trap snare ar
AND WATERS ADJACENT: City provided such rules and or cast any stone -or- missile! ificial tight net; bir line or Bn
regulations are consistent with this: carelessly or heedlessly in ontrivance whatever, for -the
THERETO. ordinance.A copy of this ordinance' uppose of catchin
^' disregard of the rights or safety of g,'dtaking, 'in-
THE CITY +COUNCIL pE and supplementary rules and others or in any manner so as to -ring,or killing any bird or animal
regulations shall be posted in endanger or be likely to endanger: in any park except upon the written
GHANHASSEN ORDAINS. conspicuous places.within the park. ; authorization of the Ci Clerk.
any person or property, tY`
In addi t.on or in the alternative, Section 20.Movement of Tables and
Section 1 Definitions. Section 12. Camping.
any pers,m,convicted of violating No person shall set up tents jBenches. h ;•"Vehicle" includes every this ordinance or any part of itmay� shacks, or any other temporary No person shall move,•ben ,
ce in, upon;' or by which any be fined ul: to$300 and imprisoned; shelter,nor shall any person leave beats or tables from their places.
person or property is or may°be up to 9 days or both. ;n any park after closing hours any The previous ' sentence 6o't-3
transported or drawn upon a high=i In addition to any other persons ithstandin said benches, tsi
wa " except devices moved ex- movable structure or special g• slip
Y eP or peace officers vested with the. vehicle, Such as a housetrailer, and tables may he moved wiM'wn'a
ctu5lvely upon stationary rails orI powers of enforcement and arrest ' designated picnic area w'
tracts. Further, vehicle" means camptraiter, campwagon or the i within any
of any person for the violation of; like,without the written permission' single park for use tj
any bicycle, go-cart, minibike;� any provision of •his ordinance,all of the City Clerk. ,. Section 21. Picnicking. 't
motorcycle, snowmobile em to employees of the Cit of y Picnicking is r t
p y y Section 13. Dangerous Games g permitted onlykn
recreational vehicle, all terrain, Cnanhassen whose duties are being No person in any,park shah take designated areas',no person'aor
vehicles or self-propelled in- discharged in a public park shalt group of personsshatl4` xc�uife
y-- part in or abet the playing of games
struments 'which carry or may have the power to enforce provision : .others from a picnit7 area
involving thrown or otherwise
,carry an occupant or occupants of this ordinance by arrest of any { Section 22. Sale of Articles
propelled objects including but not j
upon land or water. I person violating any provision limited to balls, stones, arrows,' No person shall sell or offer,for
b. "Parks" shall mean parks, thereof- javelins, model airplanes, hor saleanyarticieor thing whatsoever
parkways, ice skating rink; Section 4. Hours. I sesiloes or darts except in areas ^ any park or parkway, but this
Playgrounds, public accesses,; No person shall park, be in or specifically`designated_for,-such prohibition shall not apply to sales
recreation fields, recreation remain in; or leave any vehicle in of refreshments or='biher amid by.
forms of recreation.The playing of., the City
buildings, beaches and water. any park, between the hours of y of Chanhassen,its agents;
rough or dangerous- such as
surrounded by parks,including but 10:00 P.M. and 7:00 A.M., but this its duly licensed concessionaires or
football, baseball, and quoits ist
not;'limited to waters adjacent to section shall,not apply to those persons selling under its written
t• prohibited excep! on the field and i
beaches, which are deline ted as vehicles or-persons involved in ; direction.
courts and areas Provided thel'efor.
Swimming areas by the plment organized activities which are 5ection.23. Pets.and"Animals
Section 14. Destructive Devices.
of marker buoys. authorized to remain in a park by a' " No person shall be per tt t
` No firearms,air-rifles, 8B guns,
C. "Person' means any In. the City. t !ake any animal, including n`t
dividual, artnershi corporation, -slingshots, explosives, fireworks,'; 1irr,itad.`to"do
partnership, poration, Section 5. Vandalism and Related or devices capable of discharging gs, cats,-;m ey�,
or association. Acts. horses, into any park, an 66
blank ammunition shall be broyght
d:' "Snowmobile" means any. Removal, breaking, destruction, t, ase'shall any°person a1 w or,'
Tinto or used'in park areas, extep
engine driven vehicle of a type` in jury,mutilation or defacement to by`peace'offices while executing tiring any animal owned or 'nded
which utilizes sled-type runners,or any way. of any structure, �. py him upon any part(: erty,:
kheir'lawful duties.
SOS.or an endless belt tread or any, monument, statue, vase, fountain, 'Section IS..1iambling Drugs, a park,waters or upon any ating'
Combination of these or other' fence, railing, flagpole, vehicle, tS,orjnanyjparkbuildin unless
othf r•Acfiyities: l
sp�nilar means of contact with lfie bench,. tree,_shurb,,;fern plant, '�dambling; use or posses' n. authorized m wnt±ng.b a City
sfir`face upon which'it is operated flow ex.,,fireplace.or Qtti.gr,pro,grty.. j (erk. k
drugs, 'or .disorderly conduct ` .,.
and:which is designed to operate, in any park pis,prohibited. f 3Jctiori 24. Skatiny,r R 5 a
prohibited."
fiver-ice or snow: ; Section 6. Climbing. ' SectattAl6. Pollution 0f Waters sfNrrning House Rules.. d r
e "Drugs" shall mean any {''-.Climbing of trees or flag Ids; Discharge m waters of any po a.:No Person or person shall'
coniroiled substance,as defined by sating ,: or, • standing on, sirearrf r any�ither`bodygf,iivat r. fennage in any'of-thi Ilowing
Chaplgr.152 of Minnesota Statutes monuments, vases, fours S. ofa-V.— stance,or it�u.d. tb` within skating rink In Ice!)f
and ";Successor statutes, the railings or fences in any p or park, except, in the' urse;b
or'any ot{ier;matter, or thing: h,
Possession of which is a violation of recreation areas is prohibit' ,, Vgirjter sports or organized eve fS
isa pollutant is'prohlbite ).
06"inesota Statutes 152.09 and Section 7. Walking on the G + held under the,superviston of the
Section 17:Posfiny 0�'Brll
�ssor statutes. No person shall go on{fa ; r No. person 5 elfTtpost��~pa let staff of the City of Chanhassenortt
'D(Iver means every person ;.otherwise upon the grass or f ) delegates, viz:
p.vho drives or Is in physical control ',any park where any sign,is1a5terlrWpait]t of ffitt any p acarQ`,
of a,vehicle. y _r .' prohibiting such•conduct b"Ill �otice; sign upon' pity ••
__ t; structueg"tree stone fence,athing
Section 8 u pi r""'ep'4lpsure within any .,park
a Dumpih �yl� dpositingiottle5,` vyithol►f the wr tten authorization of
broken gla 5 hest paper boxes,' the Ci-y'Clprl "__ _
i cans or z @fpQf, any<kind IS �-
prohibited X tySr in ihecontainers
„ncr�vtded
300 Public Property and Improvements
301. Public Parks and Grounds
301. 01 Definitions.
Subdivision 1. Public Parks and Grounds. "Public parks
and grounds" means any real property owned or leased by the city.
Subd. 2 . Vehicle. "Vehicle" means any vehicle or
conveyance, whether motor-powered, animal-drawn, or self-propelled,
and includes any trailer in two of any size, kind, or description.
"Vehicle" shall not include baby carriages or vehicles in the
service of the city.
Subd. 3 . Firearm. "Firearm" includes any rifle,
shotgun, pistol, B-B gun, pellet gun, sling shot, air rifle, and
bow and arrow.
301. 02 Removing, Defacing or DestroyingProperty. No person
shall remove, deface, destroy, diminish or impair the value of
public property located on or within any public park or public
grounds, including buildings, structures, trees, shrubs, grass,
vegetation, signs, tables, benches, fireplaces, trash receptacles,
notices or placards, boundary markers or fences, or any other
public property either real or personal.
301. 03 Erection of Structures. No person shall construct or
erect any tent, building or structure of any kind, whether
permanent or temporary in character, or run or string any public
service utility into, upon or across any public park or public
grounds, except by written permit issued by the clerk-treasurer,
after prior council approval .
301. 04 Littering. No person shall litter or cast or allow
to remain any rubbish or trash of any kind or nature in or about
any public park or public grounds.
301. 05 Alcoholic Beverages. No person shall possess,
display, consume or use intoxicating liquor on any public park or
public grounds. No person shall possess, display, consume or use
non-intoxicating malt liquor in any public park or public grounds
except in designated picnic areas approved by the council.
301. 06 Vehicle Traffic. Vehicles shall be driven or parked
only in designated areas on any public park or public grounds and
shall be driven therein at a maximum speed of 5 miles per hour.
Parking in designated areas shall be allowed only by vehicles whose
owners and/or occupants are currently using City public parks and
grounds. (Amended by Ordinance 4-83 , passed 7/11/83 . )
301. 07 Hours. No person, except authorized city personnel,
shall enter or be in or remain in any public park or public grounds
between the hours of 10 : 00 P.M. and 7 : 00 A.M. , except by written
permit issued by the clerk-treasurer, after prior council approval.
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301. 08 Overnight Parking or Occupancy. Overnight parking or
occupancy within any public park or public grounds is prohibited.
301. 09 Open Fires Prohibited. No person shall build a fire
in any place in any public park or public grounds, at any time,
except in fireplaces or receptacles provided therein by the city.
301. 10 Washing of Vehicles. No person shall wash any vehicle
on any public park or public grounds.
301. 11 Discharge of Firearms. No person, except law officers
in the discharge of their duties, shall discharge any firearm on
any public park or public grounds, at any time.
301. 12 Sale of Articles. No person shall sell any articles
or solicit for the sale thereof, on any public park or public
grounds.
301. 13 Posting Signs and Placards. No person shall paste,
glue, tack or otherwise post any sign, placard, advertisement or
inscription, on any public park or public grounds, except by
written permit issued by the clerk-treasurer, after prior approval
by the council.
301. 14 Riding of Horses and Other Animals. No person shall
ride a horse or any other animal on any public park or public
grounds except on designated trails or paths.
301. 15 Unattended Animals. No person shall allow any animal,
of any sort, to go unattended or without physical restraint in any
public park or public grounds.
301. 16 Language, Conduct, and Attire. No person shall use
abusive, boisterous, or obscene language or engage in any abusive,
boisterous, or obscene behavior in any public park or public
grounds. No person shall place or carry any abusive or obscene
placard or sign in any public park or public grounds. No person
shall appear in any public park or public grounds unless clad in
attire which meets contemporary community standards of decency.
This section shall not be construed to prohibit any constitu-
tionally protected speech or expression.
301. 17 Climbing of Trees and on Buildings. No person shall
climb any trees or climb on any building or structure in any public
park or public grounds.
301. 18 Posting of Areas. The council may by resolution
determine from time to time, the areas of any public park and
public grounds, in which other activities and conduct not amenable
to efficient operation of such park or public grounds, shall be
prohibited and shall post appropriate signs to notify persons
thereof.
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301. 19 Intoxication. No person shall enter or be upon any
public park or public grounds while under the influence of any
intoxicating liquor or 3 . 2% beer or malt liquor.
301.20 Fireworks. No person shall possess or discharge any
fireworks in any public park or public grounds, except by written
permit issued by the clerk-treasurer after prior council approval.
301. 21 Variances. Variances to the strict application of
this chapter may be granted only by the council and only in unusual
circumstances.
301. 22 City Personnel. 301. 01 through 301.22 shall not be
construed to prohibit the normal care, operations, or functions of
the city or its authorized agents in any public park or public
grounds.
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AGENDA ITEM
STAFF ORIGINATOR Marty Asleson
DATE April 28, 1993
TOPIC Softball Field Programming
...............
Please find attached a copy of the field schedules for our
softball/baseball facilities. As indicated we have filled in times
on these facilities extensively except for Fridays and Sundays in
most instances. We are discussing the possibility of programming
some tournament play on the four adult fields that we have. These
fields are : Lino Park, Sunrise Park no.s 1&2, and Rice Lake
Elementary no.3
We have been approached by a person that would organize the
tournament for us. Since our fee schedule for this type of
activity is $125.00/ field/ day, we could on a weekend make
$1000.00, less our operating expenses for field grooming and
supervision. operating expenses might be` as much as $200.00.
The purpose of this report is to inform you, and solicit a
recommendation concerning this idea. The benefits are a new source
of income that would go into our special revenue account. The
other considerations are the use of these four fields during what
has been open fields in the past, intense use during these periods,
parking and additional traffic, and quite probably noise.
There are many variations on teen numbers and alternating weeks of
use to ball-field use that may ,be considered. Before we go any
further with a program plan we wish to hear how you feelabout this
in general terms.
Consider the options and possibilities.
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` Programming Outline Parks & Recreation Department
for Country Lakes Park City of Lino Lakes
Programming Outline
for Country Lakes Park
City of Lino Lakes
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Project Redesign Country Lakes Park to meet current
needs.
Site Description Refer to park plate, slides, and base map.
Impacted Park Area JU - 2 (Birch Street Elementary)
Primary User Groups '4 �Lcf7ylte S
Secondary User Groups •
Brauer& Associates, Ltd. 1 May 3, 1993
Programming Outline Parks & Recreation Department
for Country Lakes Park City of Lino Lakes
.o-4icnic Areas Primary Users (Individual Families,
Community Gatherings, School Children,
Others)
• Picnic Tables (Type)
• General Character (Open/Wooded)
• Other Issues
Group Gathering Areas 0 Type of Users
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• Shelter (Size/Capacity and Type)
• Barbecue Pit (Size and Type)
• Other
Recreation Amenities Volleyball
• Play Structures
• Swimming Beach
-� Horseshoes
Brauer& Associates, Ltd 2 May 3, 1993
Programming Outline Parks 8 Recreation Department
for Country Lakes Park City of Lino Lakes
^ Hardcourt (Basketball)
• Shuffleboard
• Disc Golf
• Open Play Areas
• Others
Building Needs 0 Restrooms
• Changing Rooms
• Concessions
• Storage
• Recreation Programs
Other Opportunities Fishing
• Canoe Launch
Brauer& Associates, Ltd. 3 May 3, 1993
Programming Outline Parks & Recreation Department
for Country Lakes Park City of Lino Lakes
^ Skating (Pleasure/Speed)
• Interpretive Center
• Recreation Programs
• Others
Parking Issues What concerns do you have about on-site parking?
What other opportunities do you see to address this
issue?
Trails What concerns do you have about internal trails?
External trails (inter-connection with other park
system components)?
Site Character Issues What type of character is desired (open park with
extensive tun` areas, natural, etc.)?
Interaction with School How will the school district use the park? How will
District the community use the school property in
conjunction with this park?
Brauer& Associates, Ltd. 4 May 3, 1993
Programming Outline Parks & Recreation Department
for Country Lakes Park City of Lino Lakes
Im"Itther Issues What other issues should be considered?
i
Maintenance Issues Identify Concerns
SafetylSite Security Issues Identify Concerns
Opportunity to Purchase Is additional land available adjacent to the site? Is it
Additional Land needed?
Priorities/Budget What is most important? Any budget figures
Concerns available?
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Brauer& Associates, Ltd. 5 May 3, 1993