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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/06/1987 Park Board Packet S G�eQ�es AGENDA PARK BOARD,r Monday, July 6, 1987 6:3� Me IaQQ 1' NOTE: There will be a joint meeting of the Lino Lakes Park.Board and the Circle Pines Park Board to discuss the possibility of a joint Park and Recreation Director position. This meeting will be held at 6:30 P.M. at the Circle Pines City Hall . After this special meeting, the Lino Lakes Park Board will meet at the Lino Lakes City Hall for their regular agenda below. 1. Call to Order and Roll Call - Welcome New Member Robert Williams 2. Consideration of Minutes - June 1, 1987 3. Update on BMX Track - Issues of Insurance, Background of Association Members, Participation at BMX Track Events, Future Plans, Lighting and Starting Gates, Fencing 4. Walter Prachar - Possible Park Land Near Centerville Road and Birch Street 5. Access to Sunset Oaks - Candy St. Clair 6. Authorization for Bids to Grade School Property Park 7. Progress Reports: A) Country Lakes Park B) Volleyball Courts at Sunrise Park C) Warming House Addition at Sunrise Park D) Tot Lot Addition at Lino Park E) Tot Lot at Baldwin Lake Courts 8. Old Business 9. New Business 10. Adjourn PARK BOARD July 6 , 1987 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Park Board was called to order at 7 : 54 P .M . , Monday July 6 , 1987 at the Lino Lakes City Hall. Members present : Chairman Ray Johnson , Ken Johnson , Candy Toffoli , George Lindy. Mr. Baumann joined the meeting at 8 : 07 P .M . Mr. Nissen was absent . Newly-appointed member , Robert Williams was informed of this meeting , but was absent . CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES - June 1 , 1987 Mrs . Toffoli moved to accept the minutes of the 6/1/87 Park Board meeting as presented . Mr. Lindy seconded the motion which carried unanimously. WALTER PRACHAR - POSSIBLE PARK LAND NEAR CENTERVILLE ROAD AND BIRCH STREET At the June , 1987 Park Board meeting the members reviewed a sub- division-,: proposal from Walter Prachar . At that time the Board asked that , in accordance with City Ordinance , land be requested as park dedication for the subdivision and that the Park Board wanted to discuss this with Mr. Prachar. Mr . Prachar explained that the proposed subdivision has since been withdrawn because the land in question was sold as one large parcel . He further explained that he does however own an additional parcel of land on Centerville Road , just north of Birch Street , which-he is interested in selling (approximately 20 acres ) . Chairman Ray Johnson asked the asking price of the 20 acre parcel and Mr. Prachar said he is open to negotiation . Mr . Johnson thanked Mr. and Mrs . Prachar for sharing their interest to sell with the Park Board and said the Park Board would discuss this . After Mr. and Mrs . Prachar left the meeting , Chairman Johnson asked that staff provide for the next Park Board meeting the selling price of the parcel recently sold by Mr . Prachar and that the Park Board members each look at the site for further discussion at the next meeting . Mr . Volk stated that the area of Centerville Road and Birch Street will not satisfy the request for an "east side" park , (east of 35E) . Mr . Lindy stated that he felt that the population growth being experienced within the City is not east of 35E , but rather along Birch Street between West Shadow Lake Dr" ive and Center- ville Road . Mr . Bisel reminded the group that this property offered by Mr. Prachar borders Centerville , and the group should consider the community relations affect . He also said that a water tower would be required soon in that general vicinity. CANDY ST . CLAIR - PATHWAY ACCESS TO PARK Ms . St . Clair appeared before the Board explaining that she lives in the Menkveld 's Forest Glen subdivision abutting the Sunset Oaks subdivision. Sunset Oaks does have a neighborhood park while her subdivision does not and her children and other neighbor children PARK BOARD July 6 , 1987 Page Two use the Sunset Oaks park . Presently the children must go quite far out of the way in order to reach the Sunset Oaks park . If how- ever, there were a walkway provided on the easement which will eventually be the continuation of Bradley Street between Jeanne Drive and Leonard, the children in the neighborhood would make use of it . This easement is currently referred to as Outlot F. Another possibility would be a walkway through Outlot K, however , Mr. Volk felt that this would require removal of many trees and would not empty directly into the park as would a walkway through Outlot F. Mr. Volk felt that a mowed strip with posts on each end to eliminate vehicle traffic would suffice ; possibly a fence of some sort would be needed to keep children on the walkway rather than onto adjoin- ing properties . Chairman Ray Johnson said that the Board would not be adverse to this idea , however, they do not wish to create problems for the property owners along the Outlot F easement . Ms . St . Clair was directed to route a petition through the neighborhood to provide support for the request and submit it to the City staff for the August , 1987 Park Board agenda . BMX TRACK The Board discussed the ongoing insurance issue with regard to the BMX track (see -BMX issues within Park Board minutes during the past year ) . Mr. Volk reported that to date he has had no further communication with the newly organized BMX association as was promised at the last Park Board meeting . The consensus of the Board was that the City has allowed the BMX association more than enough time to provide the insurance required, as specifically outlined in the agreement between the City and the BMX track . Because the require- ments have not been met, the Park Board felt that continuation of the BMX track is not possible . Mr. Volk also reported that Mr. Charles Johnson initially signed a note with a local bank to provide electrical service , lights , and a starting gate for the track . The bank is calling in the note in the next week and Mr . Johnson has asked the City to allow him to recoup his loss by removing the lights and starting gate . The Lino Lakes City Attorney has given his opinion that this equipment would rightfully belong to Mr . Johnson . Mr. Volk stated that possibly the City could purchase the lights for use at Arena Acres tennis courts . MOTION: Mr . Lindy moved to recommend to Council that Mr . Charles Johnson be allowed to remove his starting gate and lights from Lino Park . Mr . Baumann seconded the motion which carried unanimously . MOTION: Mr. Baumann moved to recommend that Mr. Volk and the City Administrator negotiate a price for purchase of the lights belonging to Mr. Charles Johnson for use at Arena Acres tennis courts . Mr. Ken Johnson seconded the motion which carried unanimously . PARK BOARD July 6 , 1987 Page Three MOTION: Mr. Ken Johnson moved to recommend to Council total elimina- tion of the BMX track at Lino Park , that the area be leveled and reseeded. Mr . Baumann seconded the motion which carried unanimously . AUTHORIZE BIDS FOR GRADING OF "SCHOOL PROPERTY PARK" Mr. Volk stated that with negotiations now complete for the leasing of the school property along Birch Street for use as a park , the Board needs toconsider preparing the property for the uses planned . The Board did not make a formal motion , but the general consensus was that Mr . Volk is authorized to collect bids for the grading required to prepare the school property park . PROGRESS REPORTS ON LINO LAKES CITY PARKS Mr. Volk reported the following progress : Country Lakes Park - Coverage of the grand opening of Country Lakes Park has now appeared in both the Quad and Circulating Pines papers . Very few problems have arisen since the grand opening . Posts have been installed in the walkway areas to eliminate vehicle traffic The beach is used quite heavily . City crews are planned to "drag" the beach area for weed removal . More trash barrels are planned for the park . The beach area will be signed "No Pets in Beach Area" . Ken Johnson suggested some kind of insect control be considered. Sunrise Park - Volleyball courts under construction for completion in 10 days . Warming house addition under construction for completion during the next month. Lino Park - New tot lot playground equipment has been erected (need a few more days work for completion) . Equipment is being used and is appreciated by park users . Baldwin Lake Courts - The owner of Baldwin Lake Courts has been on active reserve for a couple of weeks , so Mr . Volk has been unable to contact him with regard to completion of the tot lot at Baldwin Lake Courts . This lot was planned for July completion and Mr . Volk will continue to try to make contact and get a commitment from the owner. OLD BUSINESS Mr. Volk reported that Anoka County is negotiating with Lino Lakes to do some excavation 'on the rear of City Hall park to create a holding pond for wildlife preservation to replace the habitat being destroyed due to the Main Street improvement project . NEW BUSINESS Mr. Volk reported that the Centerville Lake homeowners are forming an association and the Park Board may be addressed in the near future with regard to the creation of this association . PARK BOARD July 6 , 1987 Page Four Committee Appointment - Mr . Ken Johnson volunteered to serve on the committee to create the joint community Recreation/Park and Recreation Director position as was discussed at the special meeting held this evening just prior to this meeting . Mr . Volk said he also will be active as this committee begins their work . The meeting adjourned at 9 : 03 P .M . by unanimous decision . Lakes June 29, 1987 Mr. Robert J. Williams 914 Lois Lane Lino Lakes, Mn. 55014-1132 SUBJECT: Lino Lakes Park Board Dear Mr. Williams; This letter is to inform you that at the June 22, 1987 Council meeting, you were appointed to the vacant position on the Park Board. The Park Board meets on the first Monday of the month at 7 :00 P.M.. in the Lino Lakes City Council Chambers. You will receive an agenda for each meeting prior to the Park Board meetings. Enclosed you will find past Board meeting minutes designed to inform you of what the Board has been working on. Also enclosed is a copy of the City Code regarding the Park Board. If you have further questions on this appointment , please feel free to call me at 464-5562. Respectfully , 114arlyn G. Anderson., Clerk-Treasurer 1189 MAIN STREET, LINO LAKES, MN 55014 (612)464-5562 f'+ June 16, 1987 Lino Lakes City Hall 4 1189 Main Street Lino Lakes , MN 55014 Re: Public Park Board position To Whom it May Concern: I am interested in becoming a member of the Park, Recreation, and Environmental Board. My wife and I are new residents of Lino Lakes as of April 1987. We have built a new home and plan on staying in the community for years to come, as we simply love the area. Since we have taken a great concern in chosing this area to live, I feel it is impor- tant to become involved in the community. As a member of the Parks , Recreation, & Environmental Board I would work hard for the City and it ' s residents. The community needs good parks for all residents and families to enjoy. Good parks also help to beautify the community. We need good recreational facilities to help develop the young people of the community. Facilities where residents and families can get together and enjoy what Lino Lakes has to offer. This is an im- portant part of the community life. Young and old should be able to enjoy it . Environmental concerns must take a high priority on the community's list . Lino Lakes is a beautiful area and care must be taken to ensure that we use our resources wisely. Good effi- cient planning is the key to the future of the community. In a community such as Lino Lakes where development is important , much concern is needed in order to plan for future growth. I would like the opportunity to serve as a member of the Park, Recreation & Environmental Board. My input would be helpful to the concerns of the City and it ' s residents . I am a graduate of St . Paul ' s Cretin High School of 1968. I am a graduate of. St . Paul ' s Technical Vocational Institute of 1972. /'1 It Most recently I have completed courses in Micro-computer program- ming and Cobol programming at 916 Technical Vocational Institute. I have also completed a communications class at Lakewood Com- munity College. I have worked for the U. S. Postal Service for the past 13 years . Most recently, for the past 3 years, I have acted as Superinten- dent of Station and Branch Operations at the Riverview Station in St . Paul . Last November I was chosen to represent Management of the U. S . Postal Service as a facilitator in their Employee Evaluation Process . Since then I have attended a one week facilitator training course given by M. O. R. Associates of Boston, MA, a private consulting firm hired by the U. S . Postal Service for facilitator training. I have recently completed another one week course for advanced facilitators given by the same company. During the past five years with the U. S . Postal Service I have attended several two week courses on communication and management . A solid background will help me be a participative member of the board, but one cannot rely on that alone. I have the desire and commitment to the City of Lino Lakes and the community to help make it an excellent place to live now and in the future. Thank you, ; Robert J Williams Mr. Robert J Williams 914 Lois Lane Lino Lakes, MN 55014-1132 Telephone # (612) 780-8011 n June 10, 1987 TO: Lino Lakes Park Board, and BMX Association FROM: Don Volk, Director of Public Works SUBJECT: Use of BMX Track I have been directed to inform you that the Lino Lakes City Council, on June 8 , 1987 , stated that no races are. to b.& held on the Lino Lakes BMX track, until the final insurance issue is remedied. This issue being that, the insurance co. present information as to the sulvency of .the. company, and the validity of the policy in Minnesota. Plans to redesign the track per BMX association request will again be put obi hold until these issues are answered Ipecctfully, Don. Volk _ Director of Public Works r t 2 � �, � -��.. � �n�'.2,�R 3 - s�f s F C ,£•.. r �y,_ i t` '*..ba.,4-+,+ T o. : :Depar.tment: of PLl b ' C__� r % :' Regarding Council Meeting of ; � ` �- �-7' -- - - - f: - '3:i-rxal-ate x s� �sx]h s ' t`."` .c v �. ~�� �&ate - ' + w tn 'f' K: 410 ,s..,„u. 4 Y { Send�a letter,to.Park Board Members, 'and "whom ever you have : t been;°wking with rwith .regards .to ttie, BMX ;track, thatthe- or . Council has "stated that "no`'races will 'take place until the insurance -issue is resolved. x � � � 7 a �f'�Swwww 2lk+Ksawdyy�Wf� Kw"" Lakes June 26, 1987 tp Y Candy St. Clair 129 74th Street Lino Lakes, MN 55014 n Dear Ms. St. Clair: Some time ago, you requested that the Park Board consider arranging for access from your home to a nearby City Park. This item will be placed on the Park Board agenda and you are requested to attend explaining your position and submit in writing your request. This request need not be presented as a formal petition. The Public Works Director has mentioned your situation to the Park Board and feels that other residents are showing the same concerns. The Park Board will be meeting on July 6, 1987 at 7:30 P.M. , at the Lino Lakes City Hall and your request is included on that agenda for consideration. Should you have any questions, please call the Public Works Director, Don Volk at 464-5562. Plan to see you at the July 6 meeting. Sincerely, ti Shar Foster Secretary sf 1189 MAIN STREET, LINO LAKES, MN 55014 (612)464-5562 8 2'7 CT in a 4- N4, 39 MARCIA LANE E T :D z 7 Ld 71. Lj 6 > V1 7 Ounor BR . 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Attendees : Lino Lakes Park Board Members Ray Johnson , Ken Johnson , Candy Toffoli ; Council Liaison Harold Bisel ; Secretary Shar Foster ; Public Works Director Don Volk Circle Pines : Members of the Park Board and staff Lexington : Members of the Park Board Blaine : Invited but not represented Centerville : Invited but not represented Centennial School District : Personnel Director Larry Jablinski This meeting was the first opportunity for the communities to get together and discuss the possibility of creating a position which would serve the recreation needs of all the communities involved . The following points were made : 1 ) The communities ' representatives agreed that their residents are requesting organized recreation for all age groups in addi- tion to what is offered through the school district and groups such as the Hockey Association, Little League , etc . 2 ) This position would be offered to a trained individual who would serve all of the communities - East Blaine , Centerville , Lino Lakes , Lexington and Circle Pines . The communities would need to decide whether this position would be full time or part time , year around or only during periods of heavier park use , what salary would be paid and how this salary would be divided between the communities . 3 ) The creation of this position should coordinate with the organ- ized activities offered through the school district and other associations rather than duplicate those efforts . This posi- tion would handle all recreational efforts in order to learn the needs of the residents and have the ability to build new recreation programs . 4) Mr. Volk suggested that this position also be the director of parks in all the communities in addition to director of recreation . The communities agreed to have their respective Park Boards appoint a representative , one representative from each community would then form a committee to iron out all the details for creation of this position . Mr. Jablinski agreed to arrange the first meeting of this committee ; each Park Board should address a letter designating their appointed committee member to Mr . Jablinski , Centennial School Dis- trict . Meeting adjourned at 7 : 08 P .M . 9 \ :L U l 1987 INDEPENDENT DISTRICT #12 SUMMER RECREATION REPORT Submitted by: John O'Brien Recreation Coord. SUMMER RECREATION REPORT 1987 PREFACE During the summer of 1987, the Centennial Summer Recreation Department had to cut some of its programs due to a decrease in the Community Education Budget. We were pleased with the programs that were maintained. Although only one new program was added, we do anticipate further expansion in 1988. The following pages evaluate our program this summer. It should be noted that this evaluation was a composite of evaluations done by our entire staff of sixteen workers. Recreation Objectives 1. Recreation activities should be enjoyable and educational for the students. 2. The program. should provide students with activities that they are able to accomplish. This will enable therm to increase their self-esteem as well as their feelings of self-worth. 3. Meeting the recreation needs of the community. 4. To offer a wide range of activities which should hold appeal for all ages, from tiny tots through senior citzens. 5. The program should give participants new opportunities they would not ordinarily have open to new vistas to them. 6. The opportunity for students to develop good sportsmanship,. team work, and cooperation. 7. To give experience, both efficiently and practically, to recreation employees. n Recommendations for the 1988 Summer Recreation Program It is recommended that: 1. Special Events: Hold special events in eight major areas: WbTwins Game Children's Museum Valley Fair f MN's Science Museum and (c) Rollerskating Omnitheatre (d) Old Log for Seniors (g) Trip to Gibb's Farm (h) Reptile Show for young people 2. Vertical Scheduling: Due to anticipated CETA reductions assign schedule with the following changes: (a) more morning activities �b� more evening 'activities c spread afternoon classes out 3. In-service Training: Since more college students are being hired (and less teachers) for our programs, it is recommended that we have a 2 day in-service program next year to prepare these people. 4. Publicity - (Media Blitz): We need a (1/2 to 3/4) time position for a greater coverage of happenings and activities to report on our recreation program. This is due to the fact that we .must cover three media areas and three newspapers. 5. Expand Summer Recreation (New Directions) : (a) more evening activities for Junior High students (b) have a fun run or marathon (c) more single type of events - tennis, archery, golf tourn. , open track meet, etc- (d) bring in recreation events (i .e. , puppet shows, plays , demon- stration type events, animal shows to school situations. (e) concentrate an more adult type activities for 1988. 6. More fields (softball) needed for all ages: Talk to community concerning the need for additional fields(Slaine) 7. Lon er registration period for all events: eginning May. 18 throughfirst week in Mine, 1988. 8. Floor Hockey: Divide this class into an intermediate and beginning level . Recommendation for the 1988 Sumner Recreation Program ont. 9. T-Bail : Clarify age groups and classes (more specificl. 10. Centerville Program: Provide an on-going type of open.-playground _ at Centerville with options of arts and crafts, playground games, etc. in the morning. 11. CETA: More help from CETA could assist in keeping expenditures down. 12. Make more use of the new golf range in Lino Lakes in 1988. Commendations For Summer Recreation 1987 1. Employees: The sixteen people working this summer, in general , performed well in their various assigned areas and kept the daily program functioning quite effectively. 2. The financial contributions from Circle Pines, Lino Lakes, Blaine, Centerville, and Lexington, were greatly appreciated. Without them, our program would have been very limited. 3. The Gymnastics classes were well run by Sandi Joselyn. 4. The secretarial help was excellent this year thanks to Lisa Kaluza. (Also for her help on Special Events) 5. The excellent track and field program run by Kendra Sundberg and Robyn Eklund. 6. The T-Ball program run by Mike Diggins. BOYS' AND GIRLS' ACTIVITIES ages pre-school - 17 Acrobatics 1. Length: 5 weeks 2. Days and Hours:- Ages 6-11, Tuesday and Thursday, 12:00-1:00 Centerville 3. Program Description: Fundamentals of beginning tumbling and- acrobatics were taught. Beginning with basic stunts such as somersaults, cart- wheels, handstands, backbends, and headstands. Gymnastics 1. Length: 5 weeks 2. Days and Hours: Preschool , ages 3-5, Monday.-Thursday, 1:00-2:00 K-1, ages 5-7, Monday-Thursday, 2:00-3:00 Beg. to .Adv. Beg. ,. 2nd grade and up, Monday- -Thursday,. 3:00-4:00 n Inter. to Adv. , Monday-Thursday, 4:00-5:00 3. Program Description: This class was designed for each age group. The younger kids learning the- basic skills of gymnastics and the more advanced participants working on improving their skills. T-Ball 1. Length: 5 weeks 2. Days and Hours: Ages 3-5, Monday and Wednesday, 1:00-2:00 Centennial Ages 3-5, Tuesday and Thursday, 1:00-2:00 Centennial Monday and Wednesday, 1:00-2:00, Centerville 3. Program Description: T-Ball is a form of- baseball , but played with a soft rubber ball and short light-weight bats_ Students were taught the fundamentals of hitting, fielding, catching, throwing and playing the game.. The program ended with a tournament consisting of kids from Centennial and Centerville. Ribbons and Certificates were awarded for places and participation. • Archery-Beginning 1. Length: 5 weeks 2. Days and Hours: Tuesday Thursday, 2:00-3:00 3. Program Description: The class was designed for beginning Archery Students to learn basic skills along with practicing these skills. At the end of the- program there was a tournament held with ribbons for places. Archery-Intermediates 1. Length: 5 weeks 2. Days and Hours: Tuesday and Thursday, 3:00-4:00 3. Program Description: This Blass is for experienced archers to have the opportunity to improve their shooting techniques. Floor Hockey 1. Length: 5 weeks 2. Days and Hours: Tuesday and Thursday, 2:00-3:00, Centennial Monday and Wednes.day,. 2:00-3:00, Centerville 3_ Program Description: This game is played like regular field hockey, except indoors. They also used plastic pucks and sticks. GoTf-Beginners 1. Length; 5 weeks 2. Days and Hours: Tuesday, 3:00-4:00 -3_ Program Description: This activity was set up to instruct beginning golfers on the basics of golf. How to hit wi tft woods, irons., and putters were explained. Track and Field Ages 97177 --- 1. Length: 5 weeks 2. Days- and Hours: Monday-Thursday, 1:00-2:00 3. Program Description: This program was set up with running events held on Monday and Wednesday, and: field events held on Tuesday and Thursday. The participants were taught the basics of all track and field events. At the end of the program there was a track meet held with ribbons being awarded for places. Tennis-Beginners 1. Length: 5 weeks 2. Days and Hours: Grades 3-9, Tuesday and. Thursday, 1:00-2:00 Lexington Park Grades 3-5, Monday and Wednesday, 1?00-2:00 Centennial Grades 6-10, Tuesday and Thursday, 2:00-3:00 , Centennial 3. Program Description This activity was designed for beginning young people who wished. to learn how to play tennis. The participants were taught the fundamentals; racquet grip,. basic strokes, serving,. keeping score and basic rulek. Open Weight Room 1. Length: All Summer until August 8th. 2. Days and Hours: Monday-Thursday, 6:00-8:00. pm Monday-friday,, 10:30am-12:30pm 3. Program Description: This program. is designed for boys and girls (6th grade and above) interested in setting up their own program for improving themselves physically. A • ADULT RECREATION ACTIVITIES Beginning Golf 1. Length: 5 weeks 2. Days and Hours: Tuesday, 7:00-8:00 p.m. 8:00-9:00 P.M. 3. Program Description: * This class was to provide instruction to . beginner golfers on golf grip, stance, - swing,. woods, and irons. They first met at Centennial to work on basics, then at a driving range, and also at a golf course for the last session. SUMMER RECREATION PARTICIPATION 1987 Circle Lino Non - Acti_v.ity__ Pines Blaine Lex. Lakes Centerville District Total . Floor Hockey 7 4 0 5 6 0 22 Track & Field 5 8 3 4 0 0 20 Basebal 1 (Hi tti ng) 12 1 0 1 0 0 14 Beg. Golf(kids) 4 3 1 3 1 0 12 Archery (Beg. ) 2 4 1 1 2 0 10 Archery (Inter.) 4 2 1 1 0 0 8 T-Ball 17 13 10 28 12 0 80 Acrobatics 0 1 0 0 - 10 0 11 Tennis (Beg. ) Gr. 3-5 6. 3 2 3 0 0 14. Gr. 6-10 2 3 2 4 1 0 12 Gr. 3-9 1 1 5 0 0 0 , 7 33 Gymnastics 3-5 yrs. 12 8 1 8 2 0 31 5-7 yrs. 9 8 0 10 1 0 28 Beg. to Adv.Beg. 14 7 2 9 2 1 35 Inter. to Adv. 5 10 1 10 4 2 12 Basketball Clinic 11 14 , 1 5 0 0 31 Jr_ Golf League 7 2 4 4 0 0 17 - Golf (Adults) �„_ _4 _A_ „4 1 6 _ 23 122 96 38 100 42 g - 407 SPECIAL"EVENTS Rollerskating 26 7 3 13 4 0 53 Twins Game 28 13 0 5 1 0 47 Live-Animal Show 13 9 0 12 2 0 36 Valley Fair 29 11 3 13 lI 0 67 Goony Golf 8 4 0 0 10 0 22 TOTAL 104 44 6 45 27 0 225