HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/07/1987 Park Board Packet AGENDA
Park Board
Wednesday, October 7, 1987
7:00 P.M.
1. Call to Order and Roll Call
2. Consideration of Minutes - September 8, 1987
3. Walkway - Sunset Oaks Park
4. LaMotte Park - Vacations/Land Swap
5. Helen Minor - Lot Split
6. Budget 1987
7. Capital Improvements Plan
A. Walkways
B. School Park
C. Shenandoah Park Ice Rink
1. Warming House
2. Well
D. BMX Track Lighting
E. Etc.
8. Country Lakes Park (Lawcon Grant Closing)
9. Old Business
A. Pratcher land (East Side Park Land)
B. Police Dept. Letter
10. New Business
11. Adjourn
PARK BOARD OCTOBER 7, 1987
The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Park Board was called
to order at 7: 00 p.m. by Chairman Ray Johnson Wednesday,
October 7 , 1987 at the Lino Lakes City Hall . Members
present : Chairman Ray Johnson, Ken Johnson, George Lindy,
Bob Williams, Candy Toffoli and John Bauman. Harold Bisel,
Liaison for City Council, Don Volk, Public Works Director
and Connie Husby, Secretary were also present .
Members not present were: Bill Nissen was absent.
CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES: September 8, 1987 George Lindy
made correction in minutes as per Bill Nissen. The
statement regarding the parks not being opened on one day
over Labor Day weekend, should be, it was never opened over
Labor Day weekend.
MOTION: Mr. Lindy made motion for correction in minutes as
corrected. Bob Williams seconded the motion and the motion
was carried unanimously.
WALKWAY - SUNSET OAKS PARK - Summary Don Volk discussed.
Bradley Walkway - Issue regarding the continuation of
Bradley Street between Jeanne Drive and Leonard Avenue.
Residents petitioned for walkway to be put in.
* Grass walkway - maintenance would be higher cost
* Savings of $900. 00 on estimate
* No fencing cost yet
Chairman Ray Johnson commented on petition signed by
neighborhood. He said all names were verified and correct.
Bob Williams questioned width of walkway and the possibility
of fencing going in? Also, is Bradley Street going to be a
street in the future? Chairman Ray Johnson said, the
walkway is not budgeted in the 1987 Capitol Outlay budget .
MOTION: Ray Johnson moved to table this until the January
meeting, and he will try to work it in his budget . No
second on this motion.
LAMOTTE PARK: Mr. Kent Roessler proposes to take a seven
acre parcel and split it into fifteen lots. This is a
proposed subdivision by the Centerville/Lino Lakes boarder.
Mr. Roessler is proposing a trade for the parcel of LaMotte
Park and in return give part of their subdivision for Park.
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There was considerable discussion regarding what the terms
will be if a land swap is made. What will the City get in
return? Discussion took place from the area residents who
came to the meeting to voice their opinions. They stated
that they all wanted the park left as a greenland. They
didn' t want a tot lot or anything to go into the park. They
understood the park was dedicated to the community. They
were very upset regarding this whole matter.
CONCERNS: * Inpact on traffic situation
* Would like to see an additional road coming in
* Right of Way of road does not meet City Code
Chairman Ray Johnson read Randy Schumacher' s letter
regarding Vacation/Land swap for LaMotte Park.
1) Must notify all property owners in surrounding area
of a Public Hearing to be held at Council level .
2) Counicl must approve the ordinance to vacate by 4/5
vote.
His recommendation was for the City Council to proceed with
the public hearing, but not take final action at this time.
When the public hearing is completed, the developer would
then have the option of proceeding with his plat as proposed
or making adjustments. Final approval of the plat would be
contingent upon the exchange of the park land with the
developer.
Don Volk read his report - to sum it up, he gave the Park
Board Members some ideas to take into consideration on the
subdivision proposal. He discussed types of facilities and
activities the City would plan on. Don Volk pointed out
that the developer could afford to spend or donate an
additional $10,000. 00 or so. Since the City of Lino Lakes
would be giving him two buildable lots, by switching
parkland.
Chairman Ray Johnson recommended to amend motion until
developer evaluates his position. Is he going to propose a
monitary plan to be spent on parks around the City of Lino
Lakes? This issue should come back to the Park Board for
further discussion.
MOTION: Motion was made by Chairman Johnson for Mr.
Roessler to change his plans and bring them back to the Park
Board. Hen Johnson seconded motion.
Mr. Lindy commented regarding the residents and future
residents deserving explanation of procedure and reasoning
for this situation. Chairman Ray Johnson explained that Mr.
Roessler is willing to work with the residents to satisfy
them as property owners.
Chairman Ray Johnson called for the motion to be ordered and
Ken Johnson seconded the motion and the motion was carried
unanimously.
Park Board decided they would like the City Planner to have
information regarding what they would like to see'
Recommendations to the Planner are as follows:
* Park Board wants money for the swap compensated
to the land they' re losing.
* Receive money for dedication
The Park Board started talking about figures of money they
wanted. $10, 000 would be a nice figure to start at. Ken
Johnson said we should start at $15, 000 and negotiate final
grading and seeding. Also, shrubs and trees should be
included in the negotiation. Ray Johnson wants the Park
Board to plant their own trees and shrubs, and he prefers
that they should be the ones to dress the park up. The
exchange of value the Park Board wants is a cash figure and
possibly more.
MINAR SUBDIVISION: 5 Acre Split - Ms. Minar would like to
subdivide another parcel of her land and give it to her
daughter.
Ray Johnson refered to a memo dated April 7, 1981; Mrs.
Minar paid $750. 00 park dedication fee back then, and
$100. 00 was refunded to her for a total of $650. 00 actual
park dedication.
The Park Board said the City Ordinance reads $160. 00 per
unit . Chairman Johnson said, Mrs. Minar should pay an
additional park dedication at the time the Building Permit
is purchased.
MOTION: Ken Johnson moved to accept a cash fee for the
Helen Minar subdivision split. Candy Toffoli seconded the
motion and the motion was carried unanimously.
1987 BUDGET: Don Volk started explaining the cuts being
proposed. Ken Johnson was contacted regarding these cuts
and ongoing negotiations. Discussion was made regarding the
tremendous cut out of general fund dollars. Ray Johnson
wanted to know why the Park Board has to run on dedicated
funds. Don Volk commented that all departments have cuts to
the original proposed budget. $180, 000. 00 out of the total
City Budget was cut.
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Don directed comment to Park Board: Drafting a letter to
the Counicl feeling of needs for parks. Their needs are
being washed out. Harold Bisel suggested the Park Board
come before the Council and be part of the agenda. Ray
Johnson was concerned with the proposed budget cuts. Mr.
Bisel will suggest to Council that the Park Board is
concerned with these cuts and would like to address the
Council .
NO MOTION WAS MADE
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN: Don Volk got the grading plan
back and wants the Park Board to review it . This will be
back for consideration. The Shenandoah Park ice rink is
presently being constructed, but will only be a pleasure
rink this year. Hopefully it will be a 1st class rink by
the fall of 1988, which will include a warming house at that
time. We are still in the process of looking for a well .
There was some talk regarding a rural water type system
being brought into our park.
BMX: The City of Lino Lakes owns the lighting from the BMX
track. We will be removing the poles this year and we have
to replace the bulbs . There are a total of seven poles and
six of them are needed for the tennis courts . Don Volk is
getting estimates on getting power installed in the shed.
ETC: Ray Johnson brought up the Baldwin Trailer Court issue
of not having a Tot Lot in there. Don Volk said there is a
swing set in there. Don suggested putting pressure on the
owner of Baldwin Trailer Court . We must have a follow-up
system that we can work with.
COUNTRY LAKES PARK: General discussion on Country Lakes Park
funding. Final cost allocation and breakdown as follows:
FINAL COST ALLOCATION AND PAYMENT BREAKDOWN
1) COUNTRY LAKES PARKS (Lawcon Fund)
Total Construction Costs: $143, 986. 79
State Grant Funds Received: $43,459. 21
Federal Grant Funds Received: 56, 367. 00
TOTAL FUNDS RECEIVED: 99, 826. 21
Designated General Fund Payment 30, 000.00
Dedicated General Fund Payment 14, 160 . 00
City Share of Funding: 44, 160. 58
2) DEDICATED PARK FUND BALANCE 8/31/87 $119, 902. 54
OLD BUSINESS:
A. Chairman Ray Johnson requested at the last Park Board
meeting the price that the Pratcher land sold for. The land
sold for $75, 000. The Board thought this was a pretty good
buy.
B . Police Letter: The letter dated September 21, 1987
written to the Chief of Police, Dean Cambell regarding the
opening of parks was discussed. The Park Board was
concerned that the police officers aren' t doing their job .
Don Volk suggested back-up systems, such as finding a
resident near the parks and giving them a key to open up the
park, if the park is not opened. Chairman Ray Johnson would
like a letter written to Chief Campbell expressing the Park
Boards thanks for his letter, but would like a little more
effort on the oficers part to get our parks open ! The Park
Board would like a response to this matter.
NEW BUSINESS: Don Volk discussed the proposed budget for
1988 with the Park Board members. The Park Board members
were concerned about funding of capital improvements. Don
Volk discussed comments made by the City Council at Budget
hearings.
1) Council felt that maybe the Park Board should look at
amending City Code on Park Dedication as to make
developers more responsible for the development of
parks . Chairman Ray Johnson was in favor of looking
at a amendment and suggested the city research this
again.
2) It may be appropriate to develop and distribute a
parks needs questionare to see whether an improvement
bond should be considered.
Continued New Business: Sandbur days were a success '. !
Circle Lex Lions are considering upgrading the electrical
system at Sunrise Park with the profits from Sandbur days.
Chairman Ray Johnson mentioned about the Circle Lex Lions
may be interested in constructing a 5th ballfield at Sunrise
Park.
Don Volk suggested that City Planner, John Miller attend a
future Park Board meeting.
The meeting adjourned at 9: 30 p.m.
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COST ESTIMATE
BRADLEY WALKWAY
868' Long X 5' Wide
Clearing and Grubing $ 370.00
Excavation to Grade $1040.00
110 Ton CL5 $ 920.00
Finish Grade $ 550.00
TOTAL $2880.00
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September 29, 1987
Chairman Ray Johnson
and Park Board members
Mr. Chairman and Park Board Members,
I have checked the -names on the petition regarding a
path connecting the streets known as Jeanne Drive and Leonard
Avenue. The names are all correct on this petition!
Sincerely,
Connie/Secretary
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1189 MAIN STREET, LINO LAKES, MN 55014 (612)464-5562
?E-ITION
Anoka County, Minnesota July 1987
To the Park Board of the City of Lino Lakes , Minnesota;
'Je , the undersigned, owners of real property within the city of Lino
Lakes hereby petition that there be a path connecting the streets•,
known as Jeanne Drive and Leonard Avenue, for the purpose of attaing
access to the park located on Leonard Avenue.
Signature of Owner Address of Owner
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To the Park Board of the City of Lino Ickes, Minnesota;
We , the undersigned, /owners of. real property within the city ofv'Llno
Lakes hereby petitiah that there be a path connecting the �streetsl =
known as Jeanne Drive and Tjeonard Avenue , for the purpose of atta ng
access to the pa--k _oca.ted on Leonard Avenue.
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Anoka County, Minnesota July 1987
Tb the Park Board of the City of Lino Lakes, Minnesota;
We , the undersigned, owners of real property within the city of Lino
Lakes hereby petition that there be a path connecting the streets
known as Jeanne Drive and Leonard Avenue , for the purpose of a�ttaingn-S
access to the park located o.1 Leonard Avenue.
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We would also like to have a table and/or bench, ?
trash can, satellite, and better maintance.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Lino LakesiPark Board
From: Randy Schumacher, City Administrator
Date: October 1, 1987
RE: Vacation/Land Swap for LaMotte Park
The following procedure must be followed for the vacation
of Parkland in the LaMotte Subdivision.
1) Must not 11 property owners in the surrounding
area of a blic ee in to be held at Council level .
2) Council must approve the ordinance to vacate by 4/5 vote.
My recommendation would be for the Lino Lakes 'City Council
to procede with the public hearing, but not take final
action at that time. After completion of the public hearing,
the developer would have the option of proceeding with
his plat as proposed or making adjustments.
Final approval if the plat would be contingent upon the
the exchange of park land with the developer.
1189 MAIN STREET, LINO LAKES, MN 55014 (612)464-5562
TO: Lino Lakes Park Board Members
FROM: Don Volk, Director of Public Works
SUBJECT: LaMotte Park Proposal
I would hope to give the Park Board members some ideas
to take . into consideration on the current subdivision proposal.
Something to keep in mind before making a switch in park land is
what types of facilities and activities the City would plan on.
For example, in its present state a neighborhood pick-up ball game
could take place in the park. The proposed .land swap would make the
property too small for a ballfield. However, two modern ballfields
are one block away in the Centerville park. Some other activities the
Park Board may consider are Volleyball courts, ($1,200.00 each)
Horseshoe pits, ($100.00 each) Tot Lot Play structures, ($10,000.00
Starting Set) Ice Rink,, ($1,000.00, well '$5,000.00) Tennis Courts,
($14,000.00) etc. Any of= these activities would fit into either
the . present park land -or the proposed. Another' consideration;.
should more development take place in the area?, Some type of park
development maybe warranted.
The developers proposal to switch park land, if feasible, would
provide him with 2 more buildable lots, making the total number
of lots ' 15. Developers park dedication fees would be $2,400.00
However, my recommendation,awould be „to,; negotiate, some type of park
development in addition to dedication fees. My feeling is that
the developer could afford to spend or donate an additional $10,000.00
or so, being he would be gaining two buildable lots, by switching
park land.
These are some things for the Park Board, to consider; I 'm sure members
othe Park Board may have similar thoughts.
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The Council approved the. Minor subdivision of the Art
Hawkins property.
HELEN MINOR - 5 acre split for daughters future home.
Ms . Minor would like to subdivide another parcel of her land
to deed her daughter.
Discussed were: * The procedure for land splits
* Is there a park fee, $160 . 00/per lot?
* We' ll be having more land splits in the
future
Mrs . Minor asked if the previous $320 that she submitted for
park fees will cover the subdivision as• well . The Board
told Mrs . Minor that this would be reviewed by the Park
Board.
MOTION: John McLean moved for approval of Application
87-24 . Mr. Prokop seconded the motion . Motion was carried
unanimously.
MOTION: The previous motion was ammended by Mr. Prokop,
that the Park Board review the subdivision of Helen Minor.
John McLean seconded the motion and was carried unanimously.
EL REHBEIN AND SON, INC . , - El Rehbein and Son, Inc. wishes
to replat approximately 2 . 8 acres of land for single family
development . This is replat of land formerly proposed for
quadraminiums . The land is located at the intersection of
C . S . A. H. 10 and Black Duck Drive.
Mr. Joyer stepped down from Board to represent El Rehbein
and Son, Inc.
P & Z members had several questions regarding the
preliminary plat . The map was not legible either. One map
was drawn over another. Mr. Prokop had a question regarding
platting.
Discussed were: * Easements
* Didn' t have Engineer' s report
* Questions about traffic circulation
* Whether lots would face Black Duck Drive
and Reshanau
* Who would own proposed Outlot A
Mr. Miller requested that this item be tabled!
MOTION: Mr. Prokop moved that the request application 87-23
dated 9/19/87, from El Rehbein and Son (relative to
re-platting of lots in Lakes Addition *7) is presented in
the application to be tabled for the following reasons :
P R 0 C ED IJR Zoning, 0 :i c_ �l
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1 ) Review Section 1001 "Subdivision & Platting"
& Section 4 , Subd . 35 (both attached)
2 ) Zoning Official will make determination as to
whether subdivision is "major" or "minor" . major o minor
3 ) Submit application form and fee to Zoning Official .
Fees : M(administration fee Dort-ion is nonrefundable )
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inor: $200 escrow + $50 administ_ra_tion {_ %
Major: $600 escrow + $50 administration fee amt . / a rec ' d .
4 ) Next opportunity for Planning Commission to consider : `�`' 9tZ-
5 ) Information due to Zoning Official no later than: date
includes requirements within Section 4 , Subd . 35
(attached) and additional information reauested by date
Zoning Official as stated below:
(Item due : ) 1:
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6 ) Minor Subdivision : Date Council will consider : qb�$ g
Major Subdivision: Date Council sets Public Hearing :
Date of Public Hearing & Action :
(verify date & time with Zoning Official)
'Ordinances , fees & dates subject to change . Failure to comply with sub-
mission requirements will result in return/refection of this application .
APPLICATION INFORMATION:
roperty Owner i��rv' Phone
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Address 15'7.5" /4 st/ A% Ac w% Relll -/rdtl L
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Address i---,S ,,441f .si_
Consul iant Phone
CoTMipany
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,Iho should receive case report and staff comments? (check one above )
PECIFIC REQUEST INFORMATION:
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Mr. Frank Minar applied for a variance to split a piece of property
located on County Road J so that he can give it to his daughter for
a building site.
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oa a fore the variance is issued and the building permit is approved.
0 y Seconded by Mrs. Elsenpeter. Motion carried unanimously.
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CERTIFICATION
I, the undersigned Clerk - Treasurer for the City of Lino Lakes,
Anoka.County, Minnesota, do hereby certify the above statement
of minutes isVtrue and exact excerpt of the March 23, 1981 Council
v meeting to the best of my knowledge.
a N Dated day of April, 1981
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Planning and Zoning Board
FROM: John Miller, City Planner
DATE: September 3 , 1987
SUBJECT: Minor Subdivision for Helen Minor
Application * 87-24
BACKGROUND: Helen Minor owns a 15 acre parcel on Ash
Street , (County Road J) in the southern part of the city.
Mrs. Minor' s daughter owns the adjacent five acres
immediately east of the 15 acre parcel . The applicant
wishes to sell five acres to her daughter, leaving each of
them with ten acres .
ZONING: The land is located in the city' s "R" rural
district . The minimum lot size is ten acres with 330 feet
of road frontage.
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: The land owned by Mrs. Minor and her
daughter is shown as rural in the Lino Lakes comprehensive
plan amendment.
UTILITIES: There are currently no plans to extend utilities
to this area. Ron Stahlberg, the city engineer has stated
that it " . . . will be several years before sewer becomes
available. " The land is outside the 1990 MUSA boundary.
DEVELOPMENT PROBLEMS : The five acre parcel proposed to be
split from the 15 acre property does not meet the minimum
lot requirements of the "R" rural district . In addition
(and as the attached aerial photo shows) much of the five
acres to be split is unbuildable because of water and soil
problems . "IN
All of this really makes little difference. The applicant ' s
daughter presently owns a home on her five acres and intends fit `
to combine the two parcels . By doing this she will have a
conforming lot and will be able to pay homestead property
tax on her full ten acres .
PROFESSIONAL OPINION: Lino Lakes should approve the Minor
subdivision requested by Mrs . Minor creating one ten and one
five acre parcel . This action will turn a situation where
there is one conforming and one non-conforming rural lot to
a situation where there are two conforming lots .
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POLICE DEPARTMENT From the Desk of the Chief
1189 Main Street • Lino Lakes, MN 55014 464-8944
Lino Lakes Park Board Committee September 21, 1987
City of Lino Lakes
I appreciate being made aware of your concerns regarding the City Parks
and areas that we may be of assistance. Part of that assistance by the
Police Department has been in securing the parks at nite. We feel this
has worked out rather well and are certainly going to make every effort
to assist the parks department. It appears we have had but a few problems
in this effort.
The Police Departments Policy on this is to patrol the park areas during
there patrol shifts and secure them at the closing time when available to
do so. Service calls to the public and police calls are to take priority.
We certainly have had a busy year and patrol time and calls for service
have increased. I can assure you that we will continue to assist the parks
department.
If there are questions, please feel free to contact me. The Police Department
is proud of the efforts made through the Park Board Committee in providing
first class parks for our citizens to enjoy.
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Dean H. Campbell
Chief of Police
ESTIMATES FOR FIVE YEAR PROGRAM OF CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
1987 through 1991
PARK 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991
LINO 500 BMX 2 ,000 general 1 ,000 BMX 5 ,000 well* 5 ,000 irriga-
2 , 500 tot lot (some BMX) tion (some BM:
ARENA ACRES 1 ,000 resurface 2 ,000 tot lot 15 ,000 lights
courts
EAST SIDE 25 , 000 to ac-
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CITY HALL 2 ,500 nursery , 1 ,000 nursery 5 ,000 playground 2 ,000 nursery ,
landscape , equipment turf
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1 ,000 archery
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SUNRISE 8 , 000 storage 1 ,500 turf 1 ,000 archery
building 6 ,000 irrigation range
5 ,000 playground
SHENANDOAH 2 ,000 field 5 ,000 well* 5 ,000 tot lot
backstop
3 ,000 ice rink
ERICKSON 'S 2 ,000 ice rink 10,000 tot lot 8,000 field
PROPOSED 8 ,000 rink. lights irrigation
ADDITION
SOUTH RESHANAU ' _ ._. , �. 2.,000 ice rink 10,000 tot 'lot 6 ,000 field E
LAKE ESTATES '`'1 8 ,000 .rink lights irrigation
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ALL PARKS 4 ,500 turf
5 ,000 landscape
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Dean H. Campbell
Chief; of .Police
Dear Dean,
The Park Board appreciates the letter you have written
them regarding the situation with the parks not being
opened! Thank you for being so concerned.
We realize that'.sC-rvice and police-!calls ' from the public
take precedence over the parks, but we would appreciate
it if we could geta little more effort on the officers
part to get our parks open!
We would like a response to this letter and hopefully we' ll
feel assured that our parks are being opened and taken care
of.
Thank you very much for your prompt attention.
Sincerely,
Chairman Ray Johnson
Park Board
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1189 MAIN STREET, LINO LAKES, MN 55014 (612)464-5562
ino
akes
October 26, 1987
Mr. Charlie Johnson
2830 Forestdale Road
New Brighton, MN 55112
Dear Mr. Johnson:
- This is to inform you that at their last meeting, the Lino
Lakes Park Board authorized the purchase of 9 lights,_ and
wooden poles at a price of $500.00. Said poles were
installed in -Lino Park by yourself and the BHX association
for the purpose of lighting the track.
Please sign this document and send it back to City Hall, at
which- time we will issue you a check. If you should have
any questions withregards to this correspondence, please
contact Don Volk at City Hall.
Sincerely
Randy Schumacher,
City Administrator
RS/dt
I find this arrangement with the Lino Lakes Park Board as
stated above to be satisfactory.
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Charlie Johnson
2830 Forestdale Road
New Brighton, MN 55112
1189 MAIN STREET, LINO LAKES, MN 55014 (612)464-5562
CITY OF LINO LAKES
COUNTY OF ANOKA
STATE OF MINNESOTA
Ordinance No. 14 - 86
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE LINO LAKES CITY CODE BY AMENDING PROPERTY
DEDICATION PROVISIONS OF THE SUBDIVISION OF LAND REGULATIONS CON-
TAINED THEREIN.
The City Council of the City of Lino Lakes ordains:
Section 1. property Dedication. The developer shall ded-
icate to the City a reasonable portion of the proposed sub-
division for public streets, roads, utility easements, water
facilities, storm water drainage and holding areas or ponds
and other similar utilities and improvements. In addition,
the developer shall dedicate to the City land for public use
as parks, playgrounds, trails or other open space.
The criterion to be used by the City in determining the park
needs is as follows:
1. Proposed development density and use.
2. Proximity of development to existing parks.
3. Open space within the development.
4. Future park needs per the comprehensive plan.
For residential, commercial and industrial development the
following land dedication shall apply: 10% of the total land
acreage in the development. Land site selection is to be made
by the City. The City may choose to accept an equivalent amount
in cash from the applicant for part or all of the portion required
to be dedicated to such public uses or purposes based on the fair
market value of the land at the time of final approval. This cash
equivalent for all residential development shall be $160.00 per
dwelling unit to be constructed within such proposed development.
For commercial/industrial development, the cash equivalent shall
be ten (10%) per cent of the fair market land value of the devel-
opment. All cash payments so received shall be placed in a special
fund by the City to be used only for acquisition, betterment or
dell� retirement related to parks, playgrounds, trails and open
spaces. This payment is due to the City Clerk-Treasurer before
any documents may be filed with the County Recorder's Office.
Section 2. Effective Date.
This ordinance shall be effective thirty (30) days after its pub-
lication.
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ORDINANCE #14 - 86
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Passed by he Council of the City of Lino Lakes this
of 1986.
Benjamin Bens n, Mayor
arilyn . Anderson, Clerk-Treasurer
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