HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/05/1997 Park Board Packet CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD MEETING
MONDAY, May 5, 1997
6 : 30PM
***AGENDA***
1 . Call to Order and Roll Call 6 : 30pm
2 . Approval of Minutes from 3/3/97 6 :35pm
3 . Open Mike 6 :40pm
4 . iNorth Metro Recreation Update 6 :45pm
5 . -,, Anoka Electric Easement Acquisition 7 : 00pm
6 . Recreation Update 7 :20pm
A. Video Presentation
.� B. Field Reservations
7 . Park Update 8 : 00pm
A. City Hall Park - Playground Construction
B. Rice Lake Estates Park
8 . Wenzel Farms Trail Easement 8 :30pm
9 . �Behms Century Farm - Park Dedication 8 :45pm
10 Other Old Business 9 : 00pm
�/A. Middle School Fields Update
11 . New Business 9 : 10pm
A. YMCA Proposal
12 . Schedule Next Park Board Meeting 9 : 25pm
13 . Adjourn 9 :30pm
-^� All times are approximate. Please call Sandie at 780-1885 if you
cannot attend this meeting.
City of Lino Lakes
Park Board Meeting
March 3, 1997
The March 3, 1997, City of Lino Lakes Park Board meeting was
called to order at 6 :35pm, by Chair, George Lindy.
Roll call was taken, members present were George Lindy, Paul
Montain, Pam Taschuk, Sharon Lane, Joe Schmidt, and Amy Donlin.
Also present were Marty Asleson, Park, Recreation, and Forestry
Coordinator, Barry Bernstein, Recreation Program Supervisor, and
Sandie Wood, Recording Secretary.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM JANUARY 6 AND FEBRUARY 3, 1997 :
Pam Taschuk made a motion to approve the January 6 and February 3
minutes . Sharon Lane seconded the motion and both sets of
minutes were approved as written.
OPEN MIKE-
There was no one present for open mike.
TRAILS UPDATE•
Grant: Marty said he basically has the trail grant proposal for
n Elm Street/Regional Park Connection completed. Simultaneously,
Anoka County Parks is submitting a proposal for a trail from Aqua
Lane, north around the west side of George Watch lake past the
Town Center site to the Wargo Nature Center.
Marty reported the City of Lino Lakes has passed a resolution of
support, which he included in the packets, for the county trail,
and Lino Lakes has asked them for a similar letter.
Marty said he is concerned about the timing of the trail and
maybe they could put gravel in for the time being. He is working
on this with Dave Ahrens .
Trail Map: Marty said Brian Bourassa has offered to make a trail
map and he will be meeting with him in the near future . He then
showed the board a copy of the Blaine map and said he would like
the Lino Lakes map look similar to theirs . George said the Trail
Committee is working on trying to set trail priorities .
Paving Schedule: The paving schedule has been locked into the
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paving subcontract agreement for 1996 and Dave Ahrens is
submitting quotes for this year' s overlay projects . The
additional trails have been included in the 1997 projects and we
should be able to catch up. George asked of there is a specific
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time of year we can start so we don' t get caught like last year.
Marty thought these trails should be done early in the year.
Trails Update: Joe wanted to know if the Elm Street trail would
go into Blaine. Marty said it would go to 109th Avenue and then
down Sunset . He added that Blaine would bring their trail in
from the other direction and then it would have to be decided how
they would work them across the road. Marty talked about the 4-5
bridges in the city that are unpassable. He has been talking to
Dave Ahrens about this . Then there was discussion about the City
of Mounds View turning down a grant, for a pedestrian overpass
across Highway 10, because they could not afford their matching
funds . George talked about the Trail Committee priorities .
Amy asked Marty what he thought was going to happen now that the
housing development was put in where the tree farm was in
Centerville. Marty said that development took a large chunk out
of it and after that happened it was too late. He said he met
with Carol Pelton about alternative routes that could be used.
He also met with Centerville' s City Council and Park Board and
needs to meet with them again to get an update on where they are
at .
Marty told the members he had attended a visioning meeting in
Hugo and the number 1 topic, at his table, was trails .
John VonDeLinde and Marty are meeting with Centerville' s City
Administrator on March 4th to discuss trail connections .
NORTH METRO RECREATION UPDATE:
At the last meeting North Metro was going to do a survey to see
what the average tax levy that cities were levying for recreation
services, but they did not . Marty checked with the League of
Minnesota Cities, Metropolitan Council and the State Tax
Department and no one has any statistic data on this . We are at
$20/household and they are at $5-$6/household. He said he is
still looking at ways that something can come out of it . He also
met with Dave Phipps, Park Director, and he asked what if Circle
Pines came to the City of Lino Lakes and said we have a
determined amount of money to spend can you run a summer
playground program etc . Marty will be doing some comparisons on
cost per program and administrative costs and see how the figures
come out . Barry said he felt the other cities want to proceed
with consolidation but just don' t have the money. George asked
Barry if Lino is about $20 and North Metro is $5-$6 if they are
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to come into Lino' s programs, at that level, will we have to cut
the quality of our programs to subsidies them. Barry responded
that we will not run lower quality programs to allow them to
participate. There was discussion on non-resident user fees .
Paul wanted to know if Barry could determine what the non-
resident user fee would be. Joe said non-resident fees will have
to be communicated very well to the other communities . Sharon
asked if the other cities are going to their City Councils for
more money. Marty said he thought so. Marty said maybe there
are grants available for the cities to apply for.
RECREATION UPDATE:
Barry went over the end of season report for the warminghouse
shelters that was included in the packets . Country Lakes Park
was not opened up this year because of the ice conditions . He
added that participation levels were up this year. He said staff
did an outstanding job this year.
He said the March brochure went from 12 pages to 16 pages and
should be in residents homes this week. Spring/summer
registrations are coming in very consistently. Barry said we are
getting alot of t-ball registrations .
Barry said there are more softball teams registered now than
there has been at this time in previous years . He has one spot
left for a co-rec team in soccer three weeks before league is
scheduled to start .
Sharon asked about attendants at rinks and if it is worth
spending the money when only 12 people are in attendance. Barry
said that is a decision the Park Board is going to have to make
but told him his concerns . Barry gave them the reason he always
attempts to open the rinks but may close early. There was also
discussion as to the hours at each rink. George wanted to know
if Birch Park was programmed. Barry said no but there were some
scheduled practices .
Joe asked how much space is needed for t-ball . Paul asked if it
is better to use the infield rather than the outfield. Barry
said yes . There was discussion about the use of the fields at
Rice Lake Elementary and Sunset Oaks . He said it was better to
use Sunset Oaks Park than turn away 60 kids . Barry also
explained the difference between our program and Little League' s
program. Joe asked if there was room at the Park and Recreation
Building for a couple of fields . Barry said maybe we could put
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the fields on the other section of land because we use the
current space for soccer. There is a lack of parking at the
building also. Joe asked if the parking lot could be expanded
around the building. Marty said he thought so. Marty also felt
it would be inexpensive to put a couple of small infields in. He
said it gets expensive when you start putting backstops in. Pam
asked if the park could be master planned even though all the
condos have not been built . Marty said it was up to the Park
Board but they usually wait for at least 50 percent completion of
a project before master planning. Pam said people in the Marshan
Park area are also looking for a structure in the park.
PARK UPDATE-
Rice Lake Estates: Marty met with Dave Phipps, Park Director,
Circle Pines and Mike Hovey from the DNR on trail issues . Marty
said he would like to contact Kate Drewry for a permit to fill
that amount in that area. He wants to get a letter of intention
to sign the agreement for leasing the property with any
contingencies they might want to put on it . He referenced
n putting a fence on Lot 9 as an example. He said he can not go
any further until Circle Pines makes a decision. Marty will
bring it to the Park Board and then the City Council when he gets
it . Joe asked if there were plans to build a shopping center in
this area. Marty did not know. Paul asked what the delay was
with Circle Pines . Marty said they have not had a quorum at the
last three Park Board meetings.
Marshan Park: This park was discussed under the Recreation
Update section.
Wenzel Farm Bridge: The planks are being fabricated. Dave
Lichtsheidl has been working on the rails and the materials will
cost about $600 . They will be built according to code .
Middle School Agreement: Marty, Barry and Randy Schumacher met
with John McClellan about entering into an agreement like the one
Lino Lakes has for Rice Lake Elementary School . Marty thought
the results were encouraging. He said we will have more outdoor
usage and exclusive use of 1 gym 5-6 days a week after 6pm. We
will not be able to use the fields until this fall, however.
Matt Noren Project: Marty reported that Matt has raised about
$1200 for his Lino Park project . He may be at the next meeting
to give an update and request additional dollars .
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FRIENDS OF THE PARK UPDATE:
Barry reported the Friends Golfing event will be held on July 19
at Chomonix Golf Course. He said there is 10-12 people working
on this event . If everything works out the Friends could do very
well . Pam asked if there was a brochure. Barry said it should
be done mid March and will be mailed to the Lino Lakes business
and other people they are seeking for sponsors . Amy wanted to
know how much it would cost to sponsor a hole. Barry said Betty
was working on that and did not want to misquote the price. Joe
asked if they lost alot of the 1996 sponsors . Barry said no . He
said the next meeting is March 11 .
Target Grant: Marty said he has not heard about the Target Grant
but should in the near future . He is hopeful that we will get
their support again this year.
GOALS AND REFERENDUM UPDATE:
George said the goals have been presented to the City Council and
he and Marty will be going to the March 5 Council Work Session to
discuss the referendum and see if they have council support . He
asked the members to come to the work session if they are able.
He said the board needs to come up with monetary figures for the
athletic complex, trails, and neighborhood park completion.
George would like this on the April Park Board agenda. Marty
said alot of this has been done in the five year Capitol
Improvement Plan he submitted this year. The figures are
estimates but he feels comfortable with the Park Board firming up
these figures . George said we need to come up with realistic
improvements for the 18 neighborhood parks and what would be an
appropriate figure for the referendum. Marty said his Capitol
Improvement Plan figure is approximately $4 million. George
feels that most CIP' s are not realistic. What we need to do is
figure out what the formula will be, i .e. $/year/household/length
of time. George also added that we need to look at what the
survey indicated, get a figure so we can go to the council and
show them what the needs are for land acquisition, neighborhood
parks, and trails . The Park Board needs to give them a realistic
figure of what the referendum amount should be. Pam said Prior
Lake passed a referendum of $6 .50M and they have a population of
approximately 20, 000 . George asked Marty if George Wattson is
familiar with referendums or if there is someone available to get
cost per household figures from so he will have something to take
to the Council at the work session. George also said we will
have to hire a consultant to help with the referendum process .
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Marty thought we might need assistance from Brauer and Associates
along with a consultant to help with the referendum.
George then went around the table and had each member give their
estimate of what the referendum figure should be . Paul' s
estimate was $2 .5M + trails and seek ISTEA grants for additional
funds, Pam said $4 .2M, Sharon said $5 .5M, George estimated $2 .5M
and agreed with Paul' s estimate, Joe said $6 .5M and Amy said $5-
6M.
Sharon thinks the City of Lino Lakes would be very surprised at
how much support the residents will give. Amy said that people
in Lino also want open space.
OTHER OLD BUSINESS:
Athletic Complex Grant: Marty said he has not done any work on
this grant because he does not know what is happening. He said
the $50, 000 grant is still available, however.
NEW BUSINESS•
Amy invited everyone to come to the final Environmental Affairs
Committee seminar to be held on March 4, 6 :30pm, at the Wargo
Nature Center. She said Bob and Dave Engstrom will be talking
about alternative and open space zoning.
NEXT MEETING•
The next meeting is scheduled for April 7, 1997, 6 :30pm, at City
Hall .
ADJOURN•
Pam Taschuk made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Sharon Lane.
Meeting adjourned at 8 :38pm.
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LNOKE
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
DATE: 5i1i9 7
TO: Park Board Members
FROM: Barry Bernstein, Recreation Program Supervisor
SUBJECT: North Metro Recreation
It has been brought to the attention of the Park Board,the Parksand Recreation
Department has been approached by the North Metro Communities about entering into an
agreement for recreation services.
A meeting was held between Circle Pines--and the City-ofLina Lakes. Circle_Pines-is
interested in entering into an agreement for the City of Lino Lakes offering recreational
services to the residents of-Circle-Pines.
Some of the programs that were discussed are: Open Playgrounds, T -Ball, and current
programs North Metro Recreation_has already advertised__Circle Pines.-is-interested into
entering into a long term agreement of some kind_
The City Administratarsfatmhot:acommunitiPc mill discuss an agreement
PARK, RECREATION, FORESTRY, & RECYCLING DEPARTMENTS
7204 Lake Drive• Lino Lakes,Minnesota • 55014
Phone:612-780-1885 • Fax:612-784-7227
CITY OF
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PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
DATE, 5%1%97
TO: Park Board-Members
FROM: Barry Bernstein,Recreation Program Supervisor
SUBJECT: Anoka Fiectric Easement
Anoka F.lectricour parks.
This park is indicated on the attached information.
Ano ould_li�install an underground power source in this parcel of
property. This would attach a dead end of their present underground networks.
Please.-advise.
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PARK, RECREATION, FORESTRY, & RECYCLING DEPARTMENTS
7204 Lake Drive• Lino Lakes,Minnesota • 55014
Phone:612-780-1885 • Fax:612-784-7227
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: 5/1/97
TOL. Park-BoardMembers
FROM: Barry Bernstein, Recreation Program Supervisor
Su'B3EC'T- Field Reservations
Ithasbeen_brought to my attention that there are un-the_way the,Parks
and Recreation Department handles field reservations.
At thepresent time,the,Parks and-Recreation Department reserves all fields within Lino
Lakes. The Centennial Little League receives five fields ( Sunrise#3 & #4, Rice Lake#1,
Birch-Park arks Little League i s given a blanket reservation-for these
fields. Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department reserves the other field in the City by
reservation.
Reservation Policy:
• A-team-mays Lthree practices in nnr book& at nne time.
• City residents or association participants have priority for reserving fieid.
Reservations-ue asP� d moon avaN _;l"ty.
i have enclosed a field reservation form for you to observe.
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PARK, RECREATION, FORESTRY, & RECYCLING DEPARTMENTS
7204 Lake Drive• Lino Lakes, Minnesota• 55014
Phone:612-780-1885 • Fax:612-784-7227
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LINO LAKES PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
BALLFIELD RESERVATION CONFIRMATION
The Lino Lakes Park and Recreation Department schedules all parks within city limits. The
limited number of facilities has created a problem of overcrowding at some parks. The Park
and Recreation Department is trying to eliminate congestion and assist you better by
organizing a schedule from our office. The below listed coach/team has reserved the after
mentioned park/ballfield for use during the times listed. If there is a question please
contact the Lino Lakes Park and Recreation Department at 780-1885. A coach may place a
reservation by calling the Lino Lakes Park and Recreation Department 780-1885, Monday-Friday
8am-5pm. A reservation may be made for three practices in advance. Practice limited to
seventy-five minutes in length. The person/team who is in possession of this permit has use
of the field during listed time!
COACH/TEAM PARK/FIELD
TIME DATE(s)
ISSUED BY *Void if not signed
GUIDELINES:
DUE TO A SHORTAGE OF FIELDS YOU MUST HAVE THIS FORM WITH YOU ON THE
FIELD TO SECURE YOUR FIELD RESERVATION!
2) Please be courteous to other coaches and players. If you anticipate using only half
the field and another team shows up for a practice please share the other half of the
field if possible.
3) No alcohol is permitted on any of the city parks or school Property. Also the
Centennial School District has adopted a tobacco free policy. If found in violation
you will not be permitted to use these facilities for the remainder of the year.
4) If a game is scheduled your practice will be canceled and rescheduled if possible.
Games are scheduled when the field is game ready(groomed and foul lines prepared) or
when soccer corner flags are in place.
5) Please try to keep our parks clean by being responsible for placing all trash and
recyclable items in there respective containers.
6) All vehicles are prohibited in all parks. Keep vehicles to the parking lot areas!
7) If you have any questions contact the Lino Lakes Park and Recreation Department at
780-1885.
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PARK, RECREATION, FORESTRY, & RECYCLING DEPARTMENTS
7204 Lake Drive•Lino Lakes,Minnesota• 55014
Phone:612-780-1885• Fax:612-784-7227
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PARKS AND RECREAITIO-fN DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
DATE: 5i 1/97
TO Park Board-Members-
FROM: Barry Bernstein, Recreation Program Supervisor
SUBJECT: Citv Fall Park
The replacement_playground equipment hasawaiting-to-he-erected.
Our office has received calls regarding the playground structure. There is people how
have StPnnP� sward-to_volunteer-w" the raking of the structure
I have enclosed a possible location planes for this structure.
Option A
This ture.
Site preparation work need to be done before site is ready.
'Will need-to relocate maintenance access mad.
This site is out of the way of traffic and balls from the ballfields
Option B
New site proposal.
Less site preparation will need_ta bone.
Will also need to adjust the maintenance access road.
Congested area-of park.
Please advise,
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PARK, RECREATION, FORESTRY, & RECYCLING DEPARTMENTS
7204 Lake Drive• Lino Lakes,Minnesota• 55014
Phone:612-780-1885 • Fax:612-784-7227
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1. All deck heights are measured from top of ground cover.
2. Fall absorbing ground cover is required under and
around all play equipment.
3. The minimum recommended fall zone around the entire
ploystructure is shown. This zone is to be free of all
tripping or collision hazards(i.e. roots,rocks, border
material, etc.).
4. This structure(s) is approved for children ages 5-12 years
of age.
5. All post lengths are Identified by text showing the post
lengths, Le. 8 represents an 8 foot post.
6. Deck—to—deck enclosure panel locations are marked
by an asterisk. The height of each panel may be found
by subtracting the lowest deck from the highest deck
to which the deck—to—deck enclosure panel mounts.
Playgtamd Layout Compliance:
8CPSC Handbook for Public Playground Safety v v v v
MASTM F1487-93-Playground t for Public Use.
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DATE: April 30, 1997
TO: Park Board Members
FROM: Mary Kay Wyland, Planning Coordinator
RE: Amendment to Preliminary Plat for Behm's Century
Farms 2nd Addition
The Behm's Century Farms Preliminary Plat was approved by the City Council in
November of 1995 with the recommendation from the Park Board that a cash
dedication be required as a part of this development. Park land currently exists
for a neighborhood park on Thomas Street and Laurie Avenue. Since the
amendment to the 2nd Addition was fairly minor in adding seven (7) lots to that
addition off a previously indicated roadway extension, staff determined that the
previously approved cash dedication would be increased accordingly. This cash
dedication will be collected when the development agreement is in place for the
2nd Addition (some time in the immediate future). We have not calculated the
amount at this time but should have it available by the middle of next week.
have attached a copy of the amended plat for your information.
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CITY . OF
LINO KE
May 1, 1997
TO: Park Board Members
FROM: Barry Bernstein
SUBJECT: Middle School Fields Update
As per our pending agreement, the Lino Lakes Park and Recreation
Department is taking over the new middle school grounds as of
July 1, 1997 .
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PARK, RECREATION, FORESTRY, & RECYCLING DEPARTMENTS
7204 Lake Drive • Lino Lakes, Minnesota • 55014
Phone: 617-780-1885 • Fax: 612-784-7227
CITY OF
1INCILUES
May 1, 1997
TO: Park Board Members
FROM: Sandie Wood
SUBJECT: Lino Lakes Crime Watch Newsletter
Attached is a copy of the front page of the March, 1997 edition
of the Lino Lakes Crime Watch Newsletter. Editor, Jeanie Kenow
wanted to share with you how they promote the neighborhood crime
watch groups, Adopt-a-Park groups, and the Park and Recreation
^ Departments in this publication.
If you have any questions about this newsletter please feel free
to contact Jeanie at 780-0605 .
Thank you.
^
PARK, RECREATION, FORESTRY, & RECYCLING DEPARTMENTS
7204 Lake Drive• Lino Lakes,Minnesota• 55014
Phone:612-780-1885 • Fax:612-784-7227
Lino Lakes Police
Department UNO LAI ES
7731 Lake Drive
Lino Lakes, MN 55014 UUWWATCH
Phone: 780-0605
Fax : 780-0901 T4EWSM lyr IER
March, 1997
Chief David J. Pecchia Editor: Jeanie Kenow, Community Service Officer
What makes one TX
neighborhood more crime{ r
resistant than another? ;
{
What makes a community resilient. Stability, economic
health, education, employment opportunities, and other .
factors play important roles. But one of the greatest assets _ ;
an active group of residents who work together to reduce
onditions that are likely to bring on vandalism, drugs,
burglary and other crime. _
One such active group is the Birch Park Neighborhood
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Crime Watch Group. This group doesn't wait for ,x
crime to happen in their neighborhood, they're taking the
proactive approach. In addition to participating in National '
Night Out and sponsoring a Bicycle Safety Rodeo for the
children in their neighborhood, this group has adopted
their neighborhood park through the Lino Lakes Park and
Recreation, Adopt-A-Park Program. Since they've adopted ; Is Your Dog License Current?
this park, flowers have been planted, the park shelter has
been painted, and they clean the park and neighborhood on i
Earth Day. ! Lino Lakes does have a dog licensing ordinance.
Each dog that is 6 months old, or older; is owned or
The Birch Park Neighborhood Crime Watch Group ' kept within the city for more than 30 calendar days
doesn't just rely on the Crime Watch signs posted, they 1must be licensed and must wear the tag that is issued
show potential intruders that they care about their j to that dog. All licenses are valid for the same length
neighborhood. By taking ownership of their neighborhood
and the park, there have been less calls of vandalism and ! of time as the rabies vaccination and must be renewed
burglary. j within 30 days after the vaccination. Licensing is
done through the Lino Lakes City offices at 1189
you or your Neighborhood Crime Watch Group is I Main Street, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. -
interested in adopting a park, or would like further 5:00 p.m. Proof of rabies vaccination is required at
information on activities and programs available, contact time of licensing. Licensing is also available by mail.
the Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department, Monday Contact City offices at 464-5562 for details.
through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. at 780-1885.
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CITY OF
N KE
TO: Park Board Members
FROM: Sandie Wood
SUBJECT: Updated Board Information
I have attached updated information on terms, park liaisons, and
committee liaisons, for your information.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you.
PARK, RECREATION, FORESTRY, & RECYCLING DEPARTMENTS
7204 Lake Drive• Lino Lakes,Minnesota • 55014
Phone:612-780-1885 • Fax:612-784-7227
CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD
Member Date Appointed Term Expires
George Lindy, Chair March 1996 December 1998
6823 East Shadow Lake Dr.
Lino Lakes, MN 55014
429-3970
Joseph Schmidt March 1996 December 1998
6534 Hokah Drive
Lino lakes, MN 55014
486-0192
Kim Sullivan March 1997 December 1999
7132 Whippoorwill Lane
Lino Lakes, MN 55014
784-3511
Pamela Taschuk March 1997 December 1999
467 Post Road
Lino Lakes, MN 55014
780-0696
Sharon Lane February 1995 December 1997
532 - 77th Street
Lino Lakes, MN 55014
780-3281
Betty Piper February 1995 December 1997
6153 Oakwood Drive
Lino Lakes, MN 55014
490-5247
Paul Montain March 1996 December 1998
6510 Centerville Road
Lino Lakes, MN 55038
653-0859
3/97
LINO LAKES PARK BOARD - PARK LIAISONS
MAY, 1997
Arena Acres Park Sharon
Birch Park Kim
Birchwood Acres/Park Grove Betty
Brandywood Park George
City Hall Park Sharon
Clearwater Creek Park Kim
Country Lakes Park Joe
LaMotte Park Paul
Lino Park Betty
Marshan Park Pam
Pheasant Hills Park Paul
Quail Ridge Park George
Rice Lake Estates Pam
�-� Shenandoah Park Joe
Sunrise Park Paul
Sunset Oaks Park Pam
Wenzel Farm Park Pam
Woods of Baldwin Lake Park Joe
Woolins Park Sharon
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COMMITTEE LIAISONS
Recreation Consolidation Committee
Sharon Lane
Joe Schmidt
Town Center Complex Committee
Betty Piper
George Lindy
City of Lino Lakes Comprehensive Plan Committee
Pam Taschuk
George Lindy
Trail Committee
George Lindy