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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/04/1995 Park Board Packet CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD MEETING MONDAY, DECEMBER 4 , 1995 6 : 30PM ***AGENDA*** 1 . Call to Order and Roll Call 6 :30pm 2 . Approval of Minutes from November 6, 1995 6 :35pm 3 . Open Mike 6 :40pm 4 . Updates and Old Business A. Athletic Complex 6 :45pm B. Leonard and Bradley Trail 7 : 00pm C. Projects Update 7 : 15pm D. Recreation Update - Verbal 7 :30pm 100"k, E. ADA Update 7 :45pm F. Friends of the Park Update 8 : 00pm G. Finalizing 1996 Goal Priorities 8 : 15pm H. Trails Committee Update 8 : 30pm I . Other Updates and Old Business 8 :45pm 5 . New Business A. JU-3 Pheasant Hills Preserve 8 :55pm B. Donation Reshanau Estates Walking Path 9 : 10pm C. Corrections Facility - Letter 9 : 25pm 6 . Schedule Next Park Board Meeting 9 :40pm 7 . Adjourn 9 :45pm n All times are approximate. Please call Sandie at 464-5562, Ext . 176, if you cannot attend this meeting. City of Lino Lakes Park Board Meeting Monday, November 6, 1995 The November 6, 1995, City of Lino Lakes Park Board meeting was called to order at 6 : 34pm by George Lindy, Chair. Roll call was taken, members present were George Lindy, Ken Johnson, Betty Piper, Pam Taschuk, 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. Sharon Lane was absent . APPROVAL OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1995 AND OCTOBER 2, 1995 MINUTES: Pam Taschuk made a motion to approve the September 20 and October 2 , 1995 minutes . Ken Johnson seconded the motion and the minutes were approved as written. OPEN MIKE• There was no one present for open mike. UPDATES AND OLD BUSINESS: Pheasant Hills Playground: Marty passed out a plan of the park for the board members to see . He went on to say that the contractor donated $25, 000 to develop this park. A playground plan structure design has been developed by Flanagan Sales of Iron Mountain Forge for the site designated in the masterplan. The budget set by the developer was $15, 000 . Marty said the purpose of this report is to review the concept plan for this playground structure. Upon approval, it should then be forwarded to the Friends and the Lino Lakes City Council . There was discussion on the kids tile and Marty said they were ADA accessible and were consumer product approved. George asked if the one piece rubber mat was expensive. Marty responded that it was 3-4 times more expensive than anything else. He said someone would have to be hired to lay it . Joe asked if there had been money allotted for pea rock. Marty said no, but he thought there might be enough left in storage for this park. RECOMMENDATION: George Lindy made a recommendation to approve the playground concept plan, as designed, contingent upon the approval of the neighborhood group. 1 City of Lino Lakes Park Board Meeting Monday, November 6, 1995 Trails Committee: Marty gave background on a trails committee. He said much discussion concerning the planning, maintenance, development, safety, and funding of trails has transpired over the last few years, and with added resolve from the 20/20 Vision Focus it was decided at the last Park Board meeting to investigate the formation of a Trails Committee. Marty said he was directed to make a recommendation on this . He gave the board copies of the City of Shoreview' s Resolution forming a Trails Committee, and the City of Vadnais Heights Ordinance, establishing a Trails Commission. Both groups are charged with making recommendations concerning trails . Marty pointed out a couple of differences . He said Shoreview has 11 members on their committee, and meets once a month, and Vadnais Heights meets on a quarterly minimum schedule with five members . Shoreview indicated that meeting once a month was too much, they simply ran out of agenda items after awhile. Vadnais Heights had 5 members with city staff members acting as liaisons and representing the Planning, Park and Public Safety aspects of trails . Shoreview, indicated that it became very difficult to create liaisons to each other committee from existing committee members because after awhile liaisons simply do not show up for lengthy periods of time. They are now re-evaluating this process . Marty recommended that the Park Board establish a committee of five members with staff liaisons to meet on a quarterly basis, unless otherwise needed basis . The criteria of the committee was discussed. It was decided that there should be one person from the 20/20 Advisory Group, one person from the Park Board, and the other three members should have an interest or background on trails and they should be chosen from a geographic cross-section of the city. All members will have voting rights . Joe asked how the Trail Committee would be established. George said it would be done on a staff level . It would be published in the City' s legal newspaper. Marty said people that have shown an interest in a trails committee would also be contacted. 2 City of Lino Lakes Park Board Meeting Monday, November 6, 1995 Amy suggested that we let people know what is proposed transpired from the 20/20 Advisory Group recommendations Pam asked what kind of time frame we were looking at . Marty felt it should be established after the first of the year. George thought this was good so we could have recommendations done by spring. Athletic Complex: Marty has had conversations with Mary Saarian and Jeff Schoenbauer about the athletic complex. George has spoken to Bill Bisek, Centerville Park Board, and they have put money down on (the LaMotte property) a piece of property. They are interested in doing a joint use program. The Wilharber' s, (property abutting the Centerville' s land) may be interested in selling their property. If so, a joint venture could be accomplished. George said if this was going to happen there would be a multitude of details that would have to be worked out . Especially the financial input vs the division of the revenues . Marty said he hoped the Aloft., revenues would be put back into the property as well as the complex. Pam asked if Marty knew of any city that had a joint complex. Marty responded that Hopkins/Minnetonka had a beach facility between them but neither he nor Barry knew of any others . Joe asked if the City of Lexington would be considered in the joint venture . Marty said no, not at the present time. He hoped in the future we would be able to work with them. They are a part of the North Metro Association which includes Lexington, Circle Pines and Centerville. George said we should keep pursuing this and it should be on the agenda each month for updates . Ken said centralizing is important and he hoped placement is not going to be a problem between the cities . It was decided that George and Marty would meet with Bisek and the Wilharbers' to discuss this issue. He also asked if Marty could have a map so they could see the regional park area. 3 City of Lino Lakes Park Board Meeting �., Monday, November 6, 1995 Leonard & Bradley Trail Delineation: Marty gave background information by saying this was established as a past goal, that transpired from the restoration of Sunset Oaks Park, the delineation of the wetland west of Jeanne Drive and located on eastern portion of outlot F was completed. After receiving the wetland delineation, Dave Ahrens, Lino Lakes City Engineer, look at at this hypothetical trail for the possibility of meeting the maximum allowed fill of 400 square feet without mitigation needs . The trail would need to be placed 3 feet off the property line in at least two spots to accomplish this . Furthermore, the resident at Lot 9 has called to express drainage and security concerns . Marty said he and Dave Ahrens would look at the drainage concern and should have some information at the meeting. He continued by saying the original intent was simply to initially investigate the wetland area in this outlot, before opening up the trailway through the trees on the park side . Concern was voiced over traffic traveling through the yard at Lot 9 . Marty suggested more discussion with the residents adjacent to the trail if the Park Board wanted to consider this trail project further. When Marty talked to Mary Kay Wyland, Planning Coordinator, she said she was going to make a suggestion that a road be put in. Pam said she had lived in this area and when they tried to put a road in approximately 4 years ago there was a reason that this could not be done . Marty will research this to see if it can be done. There was discussion on mitigation. Marty said you have to replace on a two to one basis . Marty said he could look into the cost of boardwalk vs mitigation. George asked Marty to see what the cost would be for mitigation. Ken asked if it was platted as a street . Marty responded no, it was platted as an outlot . Marty said this is typical of what you usually face when trying to put trails in existing neighborhoods . 4 City of Lino Lakes Park Board Meeting r� Monday, November 6, 1995 Recreation Update: Barry reported that the hockey rink at City Hall will have extended open hours this year. There will be 5 rinks with thirteen attendants . Country Lakes will have Friday through Sunday hours, only because of past attendance. He continued by saying the new brochure will be going out the first week of December and programs are running very smoothly this fall . ADA Update: Marty said there is going to be a meeting November 21 and Centennial will be hosting it . Janet Bona will be attending the meeting as well as a gentleman that worked on Richfield' s program. He has a lot of ideas on how to save money. Friends of the Park Update: Marty passed around the recognition plaques that will be placed on the tables, etc . recognizing the people or companies for what they have done/contributed to the city through the Friends . There was another meeting on the charity golf tournament . Betty gave information on the tournament fundraiser to be held August 10, 1996 at the Chomonix Golf Course. Forestry Update: The city staff laid approximately 6300 vibratory plow lines . There is about 250 trees scheduled to be planted the spring of 1996 . There were 450 trees planted in 1995 . PROJECTS• Marty said he thought most of the 1995 Park Board goals were accomplished this year. He went over what was done and what needs to be done next year. Brandywood Park - There is a drainage problem next to one of the trails that will have to be fixed next summer. There is still a little cleanup that has to be done . Pheasant Hills Preserve - This park is close to being done. Country Lakes Park - Marty reported that the hydro-ax has been in the park clearing the land. City staff will need to go in and do some selective tree cutting. It is a mess but it has really opened 5 City of Lino Lakes Park Board Meeting �►� Monday, November 6, 1995 up the park. The parking lot has been moved also. He said the costs are running very close to what was budgeted for this park. Seeding will not be done this year. There are several stumps that will have to be removed. City Hall Park - The fencing material is being put in and the gates need to be installed. Marty said he is pretty much on budget for the project . He went over the figures spent on the hockey rink and the building. Wenzel Farms - Marty reported the park has been master planned. The volleyball courts and benches will be put in next year. The neighborhood has to paint the basketball court next spring too. Trails - George said the paving job looks very good and the trail system is becoming much more complete . Marty said the Reshenau Park neighborhood group had a meeting and they will be doing some fundraising to put $1000 towards the first part of the trail system. The group discussed the cost to pave trails in the area to the east . Their biggest focus was safety for the children and they did not want them to be walking in the ditch area. There was also discussion about mowing and the drainage problem in this area. Marty commented that he would like to drain tile it next year. 1996 Goals and Priorities - George talked about the 1996 goal and priorities and said he would like to place a cost estimate on each goal . The board talked about the dollar amount they should leave in the dedicated park fund as a surplus . Marty then discussed what was spent in 1994 and 1995 . He said there was approximately $150, 000 left in the account . Marty talked about what has been put aside for some parks and what needs to be done in the future. He said playground equipment repair/replacement is going to have to be done in the future . He also asked the Park Board Members to keep in mind the 1996/1997 priorities and to look at future land needs when leaving a balance in the fund. George asked if there was going to need to be any property acquisition to complete the dead-end trails . Marty said there was an easement in Wenzel Farms . He says it belongs to the association and he didn' t think they would charge anything for the easement . He 6 City of Lino Lakes Park Board Meeting Monday, November 6, 1995 thought they might dedicate the land. Most all other trails would be in the right-of-ways . George said Quailridge, City Hall Park, Country Lakes Park, and trails are going to be a drain on the fund. George suggested the board go through the priorities, starting with the top priority and working backwards, and place figures on each one. The board agreed to spend approximately $75, 000 . Listed below are the goals and priorities with an estimated cost to complete these goals attached to each one. Listed below are the goals the Park Board chose for 1996 . The board also estimated costs for each project and they are as shown. 1 . Trails a. Completing dead end segments (ie Birch Street) b. Paving existing graded trails C. Trail connection to Regional Park d. Equitable trail dedication ordinance There was a great deal of discussion on trails and S 60, 000 formation of a trail committee. It was decided if land acquisition was necessary, in the Wenzel Farms area, it would cost approximately $45, 000 . The board decided to spend $15, 000 from the general fund plus $15, 000 from the park dedication fund. 2 . Birch Park Purchase a piece of property (peninsula) and create a trail connection between Birch Park and the northern portion of Trappers Crossing. During discussion the Park Board decided they would $ 37, 000 acquire approx. 1 acre of land at the present time. They estimated the boardwalk to cost approximately $28, 000 . 3 . City Hall Park a. Playground equipment .►-� b. Ball fields The Park Board decided to replace some of the play- $ 15, 000 ground equipment at this park. The old swing should 7 City of Lino Lakes Park Board Meeting Monday, November 6, 1995 be able to be put up again with a few minor repairs . The equipment will be age appropriate for 2-5 year olds . It was suggested the board look at a trail and lighting for this park in the future . 4 . A-3 Complex Open ended financial commitment for land acquisition. $ 0 After lengthy discussion on the athletic complex it was decided to keep pursuing doing a joint venture with surrounding communities . This is the best way to acquire grant money for the acquisition of land for the complex. However, members felt they did not want to put additional money in this project for the present time. 5 . Quail Ridge Master plan, trail and boardwalk. Marty will see if Michael Krech can work on a base map $ 3, 000 for this park so the cost for Brauer to do the master plan will be much less . The board estimated the trail and boardwalk to cost approximately $21, 200 . This will not be done this year but in the future. 6 . Country Lakes Park Trails and general grading. There has been a great deal of work done in this park $ 0 this year. There is still much more to do. There is approximately $6, 500 left from the 1995 goal budget . The Park Board decided to spend the $6, 500 budgeted, but to not budget anything for 1996 . 7 . Clearwater Creek Trail development . The board decided to wait for development in this 0 project . TOTAL COST $115, 000 8 City of Lino Lakes Park Board Meeting ^ Monday, November 6, 1995 Joe asked if this could be put on the agenda for the December meeting so members could think about these goals and the figures placed on the items . George tabled this item until the December meeting. OTHER OLD BUSINESS AND UPDATES: There was no other old business or updates . NEW BUSINESS• Term expirations__- George Lindy, Ken Johnson, and Joe Schmidt' s terms expire in December. Marty asked these members to please let their intentions be known to Dan Tesch as soon as possible . Ken indicated that he has spent 18 years on the board and will not be coming back and would submit a letter to the City Volunteer Recognition - Marty said there were a number of people that need to be recognized for their service to the city. He would like to place this on the December or January agenda. OTHER NEW BUSINESS: There was no other new business to discuss . SCHEDULE NEXT MEETING: The next Park Board meeting will be held on December 4, 6 : 30pm, at City Hall . ADJOURN: Joe Schmidt made a motion to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Pam Taschuk. The meeting was adjourned at 9 : 22pm. 9 Li A. 11"N AGENDA ITEM STAFF ORIGINATOR: Marty Asleson DATE: November 27, 1995 TOPIC: Athletic Complex Update BACKGROUND At the last Park Board meeting, the Park Board wished to investigate the possibilities of joint and cooperative efforts with the cities of Centerville and Circle Pines. Although as of yet George Lindy and I have not had a field meeting with Centerville, I have discussed the idea with the City of Circle Pines Administrator, Jim Keinath; and Anoka County Parks Director r1 John VonDeLinde. Please find attached a map of the suggested Centerville site. I believe that this whole deal would hinge on the possible use of the Anoka County Park area adjacent to the land that would need to be purchased. This County Park area from our accounts has always been classified as Active Recreational Land. According to Metropolitan Council, 20 % of all Regional Park land may be used for "active" types of uses. John VonDeLinde was surprised at this classification for this area. He was going to check on this, talk to Metropolitan Council and get back to us. The are also in the process of re-master-planning this park and feel no obligation from the regional park standpoint to provide this type of park programming. This should not be meant to say that he was opposed to the idea of a cooperative relationship with the City of Lino Lakes to program this type of activity. My conversation with Jim Keinath from Circle Pines addressed the idea and the location. The location seemed to be ok from his perspective, but I think there needs to be a lot of discussion centered around joint agreement language and cost/revenues. I also talked to John Gurban, our Minnesota Recreation and Parks Executive Director. John could think of no models that we could go by on a city/city/city type of cooperative. In other words, this type of arrangement has not been done. This is not to say that cooperations haven't been accomplished, but usually one agency will take the lead in programming and maintenance. The other agencies then cost and revenue share this facility. There are plenty of examples concerning cooperatives between cities and schools. We have one. I would like to place John Gurban on the January Park Board agenda to discuss our athletic complex issue and referendum questions. John is a wealth of information and has been through the process before. OPTIONS This is an update and the options are open for discussion. RECOID ENDATION Concentrate on what is best for Lino Lakes, and if the other cities can work with this then something can be worked out. A better reading of this whole issue should be resolved in the 1996 survey. )r >a f 5 �F�3 ;� \�� r�" ■ �., r a m • a o�� "MA1 eT to, RRI'll All LIP gum 717 Qeme-oaf? iQ n%'F1�r�1�d�nm ds _ P orO©GQ� 41, 0 P ' g • ©�'�►��c+you yo oe ��s�d S DDT ,; off' �9d���'m' ��� • '"� Do W o - o 0 ��■�© Ira HIM° �. ,�s - ON, r�.�iD e - 1 OF i ,1 1 ,� S.' ITr CEM+C•HIl[' - \ \\ kVIItl ENI T - ' bAr t d, ••� Ai ...T= s a C o Wln k y M; x , x .� ai0.;::St. , .. k4 � pf ond % 71 Fl-eld y • BO��r - - n; � - � . • • .-=+=ate.-.- be ------------ • r�f p Y • t •• f • ! � _.. _ .L_ - art` '� _ A •0. \ . t t � / ».L C o u n t y ■ O : 4AIOIWN + MEMORANDUM Date: November 30, 1995 From: Marty Asleson To: Lino Lakes Park and Recreation Board Subject: Professional Services for Design Estimates Please find attached a breakout of the estimated costs to have Brauer and Associates work with us un various projects. These are estimates and will vary according to how much work we can provide in terms of research and base-mapping. n L-L- wo . 0128329475 Nov 28 ,95 17 :41 No . 005 P .01 LAND t1sr.PLANNING ANn Dumc;N Date November 27, 194S To Mr. Marty Asleson, Parks, •Recreation,& Forestry Coordinator City of Lino Lakes 7204 Lake Drive Lino Takes, MN$5014 Regarding Professional Services for Park Design. Comment As per your request, the following defines our estirna'ted fees for professional services related to the park projects that we discussed. Each of these would be billed on an hourly not-to-exceed basis. Please note that the foes am generally based on providing the same level of service wo provided on the most remit projects we worked for the city. Estimated fee range for developing a master plan and cost estimate for this park parcel is $3,500 to$3,800,which includes direct expenses. These fool are based on: 1) Holding a meeting with the park board end other invited groups and individuals to develop,a written program. The master plan prepared for A 3 will be used as a starting point for discussion. 2) Developing two(2)concepts for the site and preliminary cost estimates. (City provides AuwCadd base mapping.) 3) Holding a meeting with the same group•to.review,the concepts and gain consensus of the desirod desip for the complex. 4) Preparing a final concept plats graphic and cost estimate. 5) Submit final concept plan graphic and cost estimate to the city. Add•+tiottal services would be billed cm an hourly basis using our normal hourly Mtes. JU Mastet1 Estimated fee range for developing a master plan and cost estimate for this park parcel is $2,400 to$2,600, which includes direct expenses. Q� e These fees are based on: 1) Holding a mating with the park board and other invited groups and individuals to develop a written program. ti COO _ j2 a� 2) Developing two(2)concepts for the park and preliminary cost estimates, (City provides AntoCadd base mapping.) 3) Holding a meeting with the same group to review the concepts and gain consensus on the dosired design for the park. 4) Preparing a final master plan graphic and cost estimate. 5) Submit fwal master plan graphic and cost estimate k)the city. Additional smices would be billed on an hourly basis using our nornial hourly rates. 7361 Otitis L- ic,suer 500 Minneapolis,MN $5439 1M(612)832-9475 Fax (612)Rj?•����' r4o .6128329475 Nov 28 ,95 17 :41 No .005 P .O-- N 122Malta Plan Estimated fee Mange for developing a master plan and cost estimate for this park parcel is$2,400 to$2,690,wfrich includes direct expenses. Theses fees are based on: 1) Holding a meeting with the park board and other invited pups and individuals to devolop a written prograrti. 2) Developing two(2)concepts for the park and preliminary cost estimates. (City ,provides Autpr—W base mapping.) 3) Holding a meeting with 8re same group to review the concepts and gain cottseansus can the desired design for the park. 4) Preparing a final master plats graphic and cost estinzte. 5) Submit final master plan grapWc and cost estimate to the city. Additional services would be billed on an hourly basis using our normal hourly rates. SCIMI District,+ Estimated fee range for developing a master plan and cost Wimate for this park, school site is$3,400 to$3,800, which includes direex expenses. These fees are based on: 1) Holding a meeting with the park board and school district to review previous plans and develop a written program. 2) Developing two(2)concepts for the park-sebool site and preliminary cost estimates. (City provides,AutoC:add base mapping.) 3) Holding a meting Mth the same group to review the concepts and grain consensus on the desired designs for the park-school site. 4) Preparing a finial nnagter plan graphic and cost estimate. 5) Submit final master plan graphics and cast estimates to the city. Additional services would be billed on,an hourly basis using our normal hourly MUM NOTE: Another approach to this particular site is for us to wank as a representative of the city during design,meetings with the school district: The idea being that their team could take our input and produce the final drawings. Advantage is that they incur the costs for design and producing documents. The disadvantage is that the city looses some control over the final outcome. Houdy Hates 7'lne following defines the hourly fee schedule that would be used for all services as requested. Principal Londseape Arch. $75.004* Project ImAscape Arch. $55.00"1* Technical Staff $45.0011-1r Clostare Please give me a call if you have any questions. Thanks for the wcA opportunity. Svacereiy, BRAUER& TES, LTD. ident rig .• t F PARKS AND RECREATION INFORMATION Weather Policy The Parks and Recreation Department does not contact participants if a program is cancelled due to bad weather. Participants should call the "Hotline"number (464-4459, ext. 2200) for a recorded message which will provide updates on the OUR MISSIONSTATEMENT status of programs. "The purpose of the Lino Lakes Park Lost and Found System is to provide a comprehensive, During the course of the year, the Parks and Recreation Department retrieves balanced, and high-quality system of articles of clothing and other personal belongings that are left behind at our local parks, natura//open spaces, trails and parks. If you have misplaced or forgotten any personal items at our parks,please leisure-orientedactivities/programsfor contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 464-5562, to see if it has been the city residents to use and enjoy in as recovered. cost-effective manner as possible" PhotoNideotape Policy Office -720 Location/Numbers Drive Periodically,the Parks and Recreation Department will take pictures or videotape Office a Info Lake Drive in various ro rams special events or people enjoyingthe arks. General Info--464-5562 participants programs, p p p p "Hotline"--464-4459,ext. 2200 Please be aware these photos may appear in local newspapers or a Parks and Recreation Department publication. I' Financial Assistance Financial assistance is available for all Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation programs. For additional information,please contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 464-5562. " Pets in the Parks or on City Trails ►� it' Dear Pet Owners, to This is a friendly reminder that the Lino Lakes City Code places certain restrictions a;qm on dogs in City Parks and trails.The Code defines a do to be"at large"if on public g ty g �_�ar°i 1 property, unless: ' R n.wt 1)under the immediate control of the owner `"0 2)in the immediate presence of the owner a t 3)on a leash,cord or chain not exceeding eight-feet in length which is firmly attached to the dog and which is in the hand of or firmly attached to the owner. ... i Please keep your pets out of play areas,park buildings and picnic areas. It would � 1 be greatly appreciated if pet owners would remember.... when in public areas, lease clean up after your pets. t Parks Upkeep 2-3 Vem Ro n If you happen to see any broken glass,broken equipment,damage to a picnic table - u or building, please call the Parks and Recreation Department immediately! The Department will send maintenance.personnel to repair the problem as soon as possible. Please assist in keeping our parks clean by placing your waste and/or � .�- recyclables in the proper container(s). Recycling containers are provided at each ' ark and located near each picnic shelter. Your help and cooperation is greatly ..... s P P P P Y -. .w, appreciated. Let's all take pride in our parks! Hu1A _� t6 - t Thank you for your continued patronage of the Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation systems. We are working hard so you can play." OUTDOOR ICE SKATING FACILITIES Ice skating rinks with shelters are scheduled to open December 17(weather permitting). Supervised skating rinks with shelters are available for your family enjoyment at five locations. If you would like to reserve an ice rink and shelter for hockey practice or a party,please call 464-4459,ext. 178 from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m.weekdays at least one week in advance to make reservations. Reservations are based upon availability and accepted on a first-come first-served basis. NOTE-Special holiday hours will be posted at each location. To find out if a shelter will be closed due to inclement weather and for program updates, call the Parks and Recreation "Hotline" 464-4459,ext. 2200. RINK LOCATIONS WEEKDAY WEEKEND The following ice rinks are maintained for Sunrise Park 4:00-10:00 pm Sat: Noon-10:00 prr skating but do not have shelters: Marshan 6918 Sunrise Drive Sun: Noon-9:00 pm Park,7204 Lake Dr.(behind the Lino Lakes Park and Recreation building), and Sunset Birch Park 4:00-9:00 pm Sat: Noon-9:00 pm Oaks Park, 7401 Leonard Avenue. 6520 Pheasant Run S Sun: Noon-7:00 pm City Hall Park 4:00-9:00 pm Sat: Noon-8:00 pm 1179 Main Street Sun: Noon-7:00 pm s *Country Lakes Park Ice Rink will open Country Lakes Park* 4:00-7:30 pm Sat: Noon-8:00 pm again this year. This is our largest skating 6600 W Shadow Lk Dr (Thurs/Fri only) Sun: Noon-6:00 pm surface, a shaved ice rink on the lake with a shelter attendant on duty. Lino Park 4:00-7:30 pm Sat: Noon-8:00 pm 7850 Lake Drive Sun: Noon-6:00 pm p, 1 Ix r a F D iOD x U .1 Y U N W U a� D J = 70 K 2 O K m W FF Q V. Q 0) V Q N K W W N V V } j a H W o o W u u 5 i o m m LL !, 2 = F G. a o. H > CITY OF LINO LAKES ARENAACRESPARK ' 519AndaNStreet— AREA PARKS BIRCHPARK , , • • This grid shows the various Y Lino Lakes area lurks 6520 Pheasant Run South BRANDYWOODPARK as well as their associated recreation facilities. White Oak Road There is a detailed park map available, if you CITY HALL PARK 1189 Main Street ' • ' would like to receiveone,please call the Parks and COUNTRYLAKESPARK Recreation Department at464-5562. 6600 West Shadow Lake Dr LAMOTTEPARK • 6936 LaMotte Park LINOPARK • • • • • • 7850 Lake Drive MARS14ANPARK • 7204 Lake Drive PARKGROVE Christmas Tree Recycling � 572 Lonesome Pine December 29-.January 20 PHEASANTHILLS (see page 11) 6659 Sherman Lake Road QUAIL RIDGE 1101 Birch Street RICE LK ELEM SCHOOL 575 Birch Street SHENANDOAHPARK 475 Arrowhead Drive SUNRISEPARK 6918 Sunrise Avenue • • • • • • M • • �. SUNSETOAKSPARK M 7481 Leonard Avarua WENZELFARMS 7139 Ivy Ridge Lane WOODS OFBALDWINLK 6130 Oak Wood Lane YOUTH ACTIVITIES SECRET HOLIDAY SHOP FOR KIDS PRE-KIDS-ER-CISE Kids here is our chance to shop and buy something for our This class provides the opportunity for toddlers es 1-2 Y p Y g Y p Pp tY �� , family and friends without anyone but you knowing what you and 3-4)to work on developmental skills,through fun exer- bought. This shopping spree has gifts ranging from $.50 - cise! Gross motor,fine motor and hand-eye coordination will $5.00. Staffwill assist shoppers with purchasing quality,but be incorporated through play activities. Parent involvement inexpensive gifts and even gift wrap your presents for you. is essential and required to benefit the children and create a This program is for children of all ages, but no parents most successful experience. Please be sure to wear light allowed with their young person during the shopping experi- clothing,t-shirt and gym shoes. ence. This program will be held on Saturday,December 9 at Times, Dates and Location Lino Lakes City Hall from 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. No Ages 1-2: 11:00-11:30 am, Saturday, Jan 13-Feb 17, Rice registration required. Lake School Ages 3-4: 11:35 am-12:05 pm, Saturday, Jan 13-Feb 17, Rice Lake School SNACK & SKATE OUTDOOR LESSONS Cost: $15. Register by January 9. These popular skating lessons are back again this year!Snack & Skate classes will meet on Saturday mornings at Sunrise '""� Parks.This class will helpour child become a better skater BP w r►ot � Y l a wfW I$safe and what Is not, Adult vipwWc and even provide a beverage and snack after each session.The Is' at all thanes. lessons are a half-hour long.Participants must have their own Aids Coalffion skates. Different classes for different levels of ability are available. Make sure your child is appropriately dressed for KIDS KARATE this outdoor activity. Classes run January 6 -February 10. 0 Cost: $25 per child. Register by December 30. In this eight-week, program stu- dents will learn kicks, strikes, Mighty Mites-Unable to skate across the ice by themselves. balance and body control. The 0 Must be 4 years old and up program is set in a fun and light Beginners - Children can push and glide across the ice atmosphere. Classes are offered without assistance for all levels of ability. Partici- Squirts- Children can push,glide, skate forward and back- pants should wear comfortable wards clothing. Classes are held at Rice Midgets - Participant can make right and,left crossovers, Lake School. snow plow and stop Beginner-Those who haven't had a martial arts class Program Times: 10:00-10:30 am -Mighty Mites Intermediate -Those who had at least one martial arts class 10:30-11:00 am-Beginners Adult/Child-Those who have previously taken martial arts 11:00-11:30 am- Squirts classes and have a good knowledge of kicks, strikes and 11:30-Noon-Midgets defensive.moves Winter: Times-Dates DANCE FOR FUN Tues: Grades 1-3, 6:30 pm, Dec 12 -Feb 20, Inter/Adv Learn tap,jazz and ballet steps. This program is intended to Grades 4-6, 7:15 pm, Dec 12 -Feb 20,Beginner teach children the skills of various forms of dance. The Adult/Child, 8:00 pm, Dec 12 -Feb 20,Beginner classes are set in an informative, fun and light atmosphere. No classes Dec 26, Jan 2, or Feb 6 Tap shoes are optional. This program is divided into two Thurs: 5-6 yr. olds, 6:30 pm,Dec 14 -Feb 8, BeginnerGrades 1-3, 7:00 pm, Dec 14 -Feb 8, Beginner separate classes by age group. Times,Dates and Location All Ages, 7:45 pm, Dec 14 -Feb 8,Advanced Grades K-3, 10:00- 11:00 am, Saturday, Jan 13 -Feb 17 No classes Dec 28 Grades 4-6, 11:00 -Noon, Saturday, Jan 13 -Feb 17 Cost: $21 for one participant plus $14 for each additional Cost: $15. Register by January 4. Rice Lake Elementary participant from the same household. Winter registration School. 16 deadline is December 7,or until filled. HOCKEY SKILLS DEVELOPMENT This program is specially designed for boys and girls ages 5- 6 who would like to improve their hockey skills without the .. c'1C1t1� Asl competition or contact. Each player will learn better skating skills,puck handling and rules. This program is set in a non- i t )�iona , �� competitive atmosphere, but will have fun games included. bttertttenl of yt� _ � ► Each participant is required to wear a hockey helmet with face your, as s _,on: °mil mask and chin strap. Provide hockey stick and shin pads. Re creation-artm � �,. � tl . .. . This program will meet at Sunrise Park on Saturdays, area January 6-February 10 from Noon- 12:45 pm. Cost is$25 aylabl top,aft aria per person. Register by December 30. �ortio + harks d RWOO Montt butt€anst ► . T SORTS OF SPORTS el skid the of �. t This program is aimed at 4-6th graders who would like to try a variety of athletic games.It will emphasize good sportsman- ship,fun and cooperation. Times,Dates and Location Noon-1:00 pm,Saturday,Jan 13-Feb 17,Rice Lake School SPRING TRAINING Cost: $15. Register by January 7. BASEBALUSOFTBALL CLINIC The Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Office has t-shirts available for sale at$5 each. This program is planned for the young ball-player who would like to get a jump on the season.Program will be held indoors at the Centennial Sports Arena starting in March.This is the perfect opportunity to work on the fundamentals of baseball. TEEN ACTIVITIES It will stress proper techniques and be set in a fun, but The RecreationFocus Committee has formed a Teen Subcommit- informative structure.Intended for boys and girls ages 10-15. tee which addresses needs for teenagers in the community. Each Times, Dates and Location month this group of young people get together and discuss what 10-12 yr-old,9- 10:30 am,Saturday,April 13 and April 20, productive things can be done within the community that will have Centennial Sports Arena a positive effect on its young people. Since the formation of the 13-15 yr-old, 10:30 am-Noon,Saturday,April 13 and April Teen Subcommittee, the following is a program that has been 20, Centennial Sports Arena developed with you in mind. : Cost: $28. Registration {' Deadline: April 1. Teen Boot Hockey-Here is your chance to play the game of :r hockey even if you can't skate. This is a non-contact hockey program that is played on ice in shoes(boots). A ball will be used instead of a hard hockey puck. Call 464-5562 for all league information. League play will be Friday evenings at City Hall Park. BASEBALUSOFTBALL SKILL DEVELOPMENT Come indoors and participate in a fun program to further "WILD AWAY FOR A DAY" develop your baseball or softball skills in an informative,fun School's Out Trips and relaxed atmosphere. This program will use both a soft rag ball and a whiffle ball to ensure safety. Baseball/Softball Several trips are currently being planned for days Skill Development will have both practice time as well as when school does not meet. A complete schedule game time. This is a great way to get a jump start on the can be obtained from the Park and Recreation baseball or softball season. This program will be held at Rice '�. Office by calling 464-5562. Flyers will be delivered Lake School. through the local schools. Times,Dates and Location 7-8 yr-old, 11 am-Noon, Saturday, Jan. 13 -February 17 9-10 yr-old,Noon- 1:00 pm,Saturday,Jan. 13-February 17 17 Cost: $15 per person. Register by January 5. ADULT PROGRAMS COMBO AEROBICS ADULT BROOMBALL PROGRAMS Featuring variety. This class uses easy floor aerobic move- The Parks and Recreation Department is offering separate ment and"stepping"with occasional interval training thrown Men's and Women's Co-rec programs. Men's program will in to achieve optimal fitness. It is for all levels with emphasis play their games at City Hall Park on Monday evenings,and on laughter and stress reduction. Stretching, toning and Co-rec games will play Sunday evenings. Registration will relaxation exercises complete this all-around workout. Pre- begin in November. Call the Parks and Recreation Depart- registration is encouraged, however, walk-in registrations ment at 464-5562 for more information or to have a registra- will be accepted for $3 per session. The program meets tion packet sent out. Mondays and Thursdays from 7:00 to 8:15 p.m. at Center- ville Elementary School. Wear comfortable work-out cloth- ing and supportive shoes. ADULT OPEN SESSION II: December -February 26. 19 sessions. Cost BASKETBALL is$36.No class 12/25, 12/28, 1/1, 1115, 1/22 or 2/19. If you enjoy the game of basketball but SESSION III:March I I-May 30. 22 sessions. Cost is$39 don't have a full team this may be the (Feel Good Spring Special). No class 4/4 or 5/27. y .��a answer. The program is set in a semi- competitive, yet social atmosphere. o SLIM EXPRESS SATURDAY AEROBICS There is no weekly commitment, just show up and play when you are avail- Here it is! Your chance to participate in an aerobics program able to participate. Players will be = on Saturdays. This class will be offered to accommodate organized into teams at the gym. Great �\~ those people who wish to exercise an additional day. The pick-up basketball!! instructor will lead you in a variety ofeasy-to-followroutines. Times,Dates and Location This program is for people of all abilities. Sessions will be 7:30-9:45 pm, Wednesday, Nov 1 - held at Rice Lake Elementary Gym.You are welcome to come March 27, Centennial HS Gym. and participate for a walk-in registration fee of$3 per person. Cost: $3 per person,per session. Full session cost-$20. No class 12/27 or 3/6. SESSION II:January 6-March 30,930 am-10:45 am. No A schedule is available at the Parks and class 3/2 or 3/9, Recreation Office. SLIM EXPRESS AEROBICS Join this energized aerobics class. The class will begin with 4-PLAYER ADULT HOCKEY stretching exercises and then the instructor will lead you in a Attention Hockey Players!You say that you still want to play variety of easy-to-follow movements. Slim down while the game of hockey,but don't like the physical contact.This enjoying yourself. Class ends with a gentle cool down. Pre- is the perfect game for you.This wide-open hockey program registration is suggested,but you can walk-in and take part in offers the players a fast-paced offensive game.Call the Parks the class for$3 per session. Class is held on Tuesdays and and Recreation Department for registration information. Thursdays from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. at Rice Lake Elementary Games are played on Thursday evenings at City Hall Park School Gym. Wear comfortable work-out clothing and starting in January. Only$50 per team. supportive shoes. SESSION II: December 5-February 15.20 sessions. Cost is$38.No class 12/26, 12/28. SKIING/SNOWSHOEING SESSION III: February 20 - April 30. Cost is $36 (Feel Like to ski and/or snowshoe but have trouble getting moti- Good Spring Special). No class 3/5 or 3/7. SESSION IV: May 2 -June 4. Cost is $18. vated without a partner,or would you just like company while your ski and/or snowshoe? The Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department is currently taking names of persons We want to know how we're doing! The Parks and Recre- to pass along,who share in these interests in order to get you ation staff is always looking for residents'comments and together. This is a terrific way to meet new people and keep suggestions on just about everything and anything. When you think of it,jot down your thoughts and drop it in our fitthiswinter! Contact the Parks and Recreation Department suggestion box located outside the Park and Recreation at 464-5562 to have your name,address,and phone number Office(7204 Lake Drive). THANKS!! placed on the contact list. 18 BOOT HOCKEY LEAGUE INDOOR Here's your chance to play the game of hockey-even if you SOCCER LEAGUE don't ice skate.This is a limited contact activity that is played Get off the couch and onto the field. on ice but without skates.A ball is used as the hockeypuck.p This league is offering two separate ' Call 464-5562 for your registration packet.League will start leagues for men and Co-Rec. Games on Friday, January 5. Games are played at City Hall Park. will be played at the Centennial Sport There is both high school and adult programs. Call today! Arena. Mens league will play on Sunday evenings and Co-Rec will J play on Wednesday evenings. The ti ADULT TEAM VOLLEYBALL season is scheduled to start in March, Join one ofthe fastestgrowing team sports sweeping America. but it is not too early to be thinking "S This program offers separate Men's,Women's and Co-Rec about pulling your team together. leagues. All games will be officiated and volleyballs will be Individuals who do not have a team may call the Parks and supplied by the Recreation Department. Separate divisions Recreation office to be placed on an already established team. depending upon registration Registrations will be accepted until March 14, 1996. Regis- are also offered.Leagues are tration materials will be available in January. Ca11464-5562 set to start January 7, 1996. for registration material. Registration will be accepted until December 22 or until leagues are filled. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •In Search of You.... • :Have a skill or talent the Lino Lakes Parks and: 41(,� t "OPEN" 41 rk r I I I I :Recreation Department is looking for??? We are: searching for persons who would like to lead an; VOLLEYBALL activity or program in his/her own area of interest. Enhance your volleyball •Please contact the Parks and Recreation Department• skills in a semi-competitive .at 464-5562 to discuss any ideas you may have. We yet social atmosphere. Both p :look forward to hear from you!! male and female players who are interested in not only playing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . the game,but wish to develop better skills are encouraged to participate. This program will meet on Fridays starting December 1 and run through April of'96.Gym is open from 7:30 to 9:45 pm.Cost is only$3 each per session.No advance INDOOR TOUCH FOOTBALL registration is necessary. It will be attempted to have"Power" This indoor four vs.four player football program will feature or more competitive play at Rice Lake School with more all passing,razzle dazzle offense,one-hand touch,and is self- recreational play at Centennial Jr. High School officiated. A supervisor will be in attendance. This program Two separate locations:Centennial Jr.High School(Lower will play all games at Centennial Sports Arena. Games will Gym)4707 North Road, and Rice Lake Elementary School be played Sunday afternoons starting in March. Registration Gym, 575 Birch Street packets are ready to be sent out. For more information,please call 464-5562. SOFTBALL " ' It's not too early to start thinking about Spring and Summer irrw U& Softball Leagues.We will be offering Men's,Women's and Co-Rec Leagues.Teams returning from the 1995 season will 'an'Whfisted psc� rcut l!i� �" active be given registration priority for the 1996 season. If you are id to wpm, Because yeartlirrle is. alu ble, �e �on�pa� J � anew team,contact the Parks and Recreation Department for � a d pal n ; your�e. � your registration material.New team registration will begin lye VOA," and cerft YOU'is -a of cdachl in February.Registration packets will be ready in January.If �# ,should cuni�the I.i�;E ekes you are looking to join ateam,our department has had success it Re,creafion Doparunentail64 6- 2 and in placing individuals on teams.Call us at 464-5562,we'll be hQW Y ."I � ualtrf. glad to help you any way we can. 19 AM Aaw TREE SALE - EARTH DAY, 1996 To Benefit The Friends of the Parks Foundation . With cold winter days ahead, isn't it fun to start thinking about getting outside in the warm sunshine again? These are popular hardy trees and shrubs that come in various colors, sizes and shapes. Prices are less than retail -so plan to purchase many. This year,these good-sized,bareroot trees will be offered on a pre-sale basis,and be available in March. The various varieties are listed below. Please call the Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department at 464-5562,ext. 176,or Kim Sullivan at 784- 3511 for descriptions of these varieties or selection assistance. r-------------------�-------------------- I Reserve your trees now by filling out this form,and mail or return it along with payment by February 1,1996 I I to: Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department,7204 Lake Drive,Lino Lakes,MN 55014. Make your checks I I payable to The Friends of the Parks Foundation. (For your convenience,there is a 24-hour drop box located I I outside of the Parks and Recreation building.) If you'd like to fax in this survey,our fax number is 784-7227 I I (payment due within two business days after fax is received). I I I Tree or Price Quantity Total Shrub Type Each Desired Price River Birch, 2-stem, 6'to 8' $19.00 I Maple-Autumn Blaze, 1 1/4"to 1 1/2" $39.00 Maple-Royal Red, 6'to 8' $39.00 I Maple- Silver Queen, 1 1/4"to 1 1/2" $32.00 I Ash-Marshall's Seedless, 1 3/4"to 2" $46.00 I Linden-Geenspire, 1 1/2"to 1 3/4" $45.00 Honeylocust-Skyline, 1 1/2"to 1 3/4" $46.00 I Willow-Prairie Cascade, 6'to 8' $20.00 Oak-Pin or Red depending on availability, 6'to 8' $25.00 I Crabapple-Red Splendor, 6'to 8' $15.00 I Crabapple-Radient, 6'to 8' $15.00 Crabapple-Spring Snow, 6'to 8' $15.00 Alpine Current, 18"to 24" $5.00 Dogwood,Variegated, T to 3' $6.00 Dogwood, Red-Twigged, 12"to 18" $5.00 I Total Due I Name Address I City State Zip I `� I I Phone L------ ---------------------------------J 20 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES ADOPT-A-PARK FRIENDS OF THE PARK FOUNDATION This year the City would like to thank the girls from Girl Scout The "Friends of the Parks" is a non-profit support organization Troop 834 for again adopting Lino Park,and the McEarthron and dedicated to bettering the quality of life in Lino Lakes by offering Schmidt Families for adopting Sunrise Park in 1995. Adopt-a- opportunities for individuals, families, and business to channel Park is a volunteer partnership program initiated to help maintain funds or in-kind contribution to the Parks and Recreation focus in and enhance the appearance of our park areas. The scope of this the City. This year we would like to extend a special thanks to all program is open-ended,with a green Adopt-a-Park sign posted at of those that have donated time,money and in-kind to make this the park recognizing volunteers efforts. If you are interested in a better place to live. Special thanks to our continued corporate this program,call the Parks and Recreation at 464-4459,ext. 181. sponsors Gary Uhde Development,Ace Solid Waste,Centennial Little League, Moline Concrete Products. A special thanks to PARKS DEVELOPMENT Target Industries for sponsoring"Performance in the Parks",and There are many new park growth and development needs in the also to Wenzel Farms Neighborhood for their fund-raising and city. The Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department wishes to help in their park development. listen to all of its residents'concerns. The Park Board wants to hear from any neighborhood organizations that would like to start Golf Tournament: The Friends of the Parks Foundation is with concept planning in their new park areas. If you, your planning a charity golf tournament to raise funds for the parks � neighborhood,or your organization would like more information in Lino Lakes. This best-ball scramble is currently being planned for August 10, 1996 at Chomonix Golf Course in on this matter,please call Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation at 464- 5562,or stop in at our new building at 7204 Lake Drive. Lino Lakes. If you would like to become involved with this event as a player,volunteer, sponsor, or even help with the planning, contact the Foundation's voice mail box at 464- PARTI C I PATE IN YOUR COMMUNITY 4459,ext. 2210. Your support is greatly appreciated. Parks Board-First Monday of each month,6:30 pm,City Hall ,n Recreation Focus Committee-Second Tuesday of each month, T-Shirts: The Friends of the Parks t-shirt is on sale at the 6:30 pm,Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Office Parks and Recreation Office and City Hall. The shirt features Friends of the Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Foundation artwork by a local elementary schooler and the Foundation's -Third Tuesday of each month,7:00 pm,City Hall logo. The price of the shirt is$15,or pay$25 and receive not Trails Committee-A Lino Lakes Trails Committee is currently only the t-shirt but a membership to the Foundation. Both being formed,if interested call 464-5562. purchases are tax-deductible. This is a terrific holiday gift idea. For additional information,call 464-4459,ext. 210. ADA News The City of Lino Lakes is continually undergoing the necessary changes to improve accessibility for persons with disabilities. The Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department programs are now accessible to individuals with special needs. If you are interested in helping,please contact the Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department at 464-5562. Or, if you'd like to participate in our program,please contact the Department to assure all of your needs are met. Also,this newsletter can be made available in braille or audiotape upon request. TDD-Please use Minnesota Relay Service, Voice/TDD,297-5353,Toll Free, 1-800-627-3529. District 12, the Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department, and surrounding communities are in the process of forming adaptive recreational programs for its residents. Please help us by completing the form below and mail or return to: Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation,7204 Lake Drive,Lino Lakes,MN 55014. (For your convenience,there is a 24-hour drop box located outside of the Parks and Recreation building.) If you'd like to fax in this survey,our fax number is 784-7227. r-----------------------------------------1 PLEASE RETURN THIS COMPLETED SURVEY Do you or someone in your household have a disability? YES NO What is your/their age? If YES, what support services or accommodations would increase your/their participation in Recreational programs? YES,I am willing to serve on an advisory committee for this program. I NO,I would not like to serve on a committee but am interested in being informed on programs offered. I Name Address City State _ zip L------------------------------------------� 21 REGISTRATION PROCEDURE HOW TO SIGN UP Advance registration and payment is required for most classes. Be sure to notice registration deadlines mentioned after various programs. Please register as soon as possible,so we may adequately plan ahead. Enrollment is easy,just follow the instructions listed below. REGISTRATION/PAYMENT PROCEDURE - It's Easy!!! Complete a registration form(located opposite page)in full for program attending. You may list up to two activities on an individual registration form,however a separate check is required for each program listed. Make your check(s)payable to the City of Lino Lakes,and be sure to include the correct registration fee. For your , convenience,you may mail in your registration,walk-in to the Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Office,call-in to the Parks and Recreation Office,or drop it off at one of the three locations listed below. rf MAIL-IN:to Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department,7204 Lake Drive,Lino Lakes,MN 55014. DROP-OFF (24-HOUR): 1)The Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Office,7204 Lake Drive(Elm Street and Lake Drive) 2)Community Education Office at Centennial Elementary School,4707 North Road 3)Lino Lakes City Hall(box located next to the front door), 1189 Main Street WALK-IN:to the Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department Office,7204 Lake Drive(Elm Street and Lake Drive).Open:Monday through Friday 8:00 am-4:30 pm. (Summer Hours 5/1 through 8/31-7:30 am-5:00 pm.) } .., PHONE-IN:to 464-5562 during regular business hours, to make a tentative program reservation. Payment and registration form must be received by the Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Office(7204 Lake Drive)within two working days after calling to hold the program reservation. If payment and registration are not received as stated above the tentative program position will be lost. FAX-IN:to 784-7227 to make a tentative program reservation. Payment must be received by the Lino Lakes fax me! Parks and Recreation Office(7204 Lake Drive)within two working days after we receive your faxed registration to hold the program reservation. If payment is not received as stated above,the tentative program position will be lost. CONFIRMATION Registrations will beprocessed on a first-come,first-serve basis. After issuing payment,assume your registration is confirmed and the activity will meet as scheduled. NO confirmations will be sent out. You will be notified by the Parks and Recreation Department ONLY if an activity is filled, activity is cancelled,or activity has been rescheduled. Please be sure to include daytime phone number on your registration form. The Parks and Recreation Department assumes no responsibility for reaching registrants who do not provide a daytime phone number. If you would like to receive a written confirmation of your program selection,please send a self-addressed stamped envelope, along with your registration form and payment. If you have any questions, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 464-5562. REFUNDS Ot6� All fees will be returned if the activity is cancelled by the Parks and Recreation Department. If you,the participant withdraw from a program after the program starts,an administrative fee may be assessed. The Department will issue program credit slips good for one-year or a city check. 22 ENROLLMENT IS EASY!! FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE Financial assistance is available for all Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation activities and programs. For additional information,please contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 464-5562. DATA PRIVACY ADVISORY The following information about individuals who are enrolled in a City recreational or social program is classified as private data.The information which you provide to the City on the registration form is used to process your registration request,to determine City staff, facilities and equipment needs,and to assist coaches/supervisors in notifying participants of scheduling changes. You are not legally required to provide the information requested on the registration form. However,if you fail to provide the information,you will not be allowed to participate in the activity or program. The information which you provide will be made available to City staff persons in the Parks and Recreation Department,program participants,the City's insurer and attorney,and to the coach,supervisor,or instructor of the activity,who may be a City employee or volunteer. r------------------------------------------� REGISTRATION FORM -- Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Make checks payable to City of Lino Lakes and mail to Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation,7204 Lake Drive,Lino Lakes,MN 55014. Or use the drop boxes located next to the entrances of the Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Office,the community education office at Centennial Elementary School or the Lino Lakes City Hall. For more information call the Parks and Recreation Department at 464-5562. (NOTE.Separate check required for each program.) PARTICIPANT PHONE(day) (evening) ADDRESS CITY ZIP I Activity/Course Title Date/Time/Location Fee I • I I i IParticipant's Special Needs: Parents: Include your last name if it is different from your child's name: PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT:I,the participant,in consideration of my being permitted to participate in the activity,do hereby agree to hold harmless,the Lino Lakes IParks and Recreation Department,City of Lino Lakes,Centennial School District and their employees,and the Centennial School District from any and all liability for any personal injury or death which may occur from my participation in this activity.This waiver includes any injuries which may result from the condition ofthe facilities Iand any improvements hereto. Partieipant/Guardian Date I , .-----------------------------------------� I REGISTRATION FORM -- Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation I Make checks payable to City of Lino Lakes and mail to Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation,7204 Lake Drive,Lino Lakes,MN 55014. Or use the drop boxes located next to the entrances of the Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Office,the community education office at Centennial Elementary School or the Lino Lakes City Hall. For more information call the Parks and Recreation Department at 464-5562. (NOTE.Separate check required for each program.) PARTICIPANT PHONE(day) (evening) ADDRESS CITY ZIP I I Activity/Course Title Date/Time/Location Fee I I I I i Participant's Special Needs: I Parents: Include your last name if it is different from your child's name: I PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT:1,the participant,in consideration ofmy being permitted to participate in the activity,do hereby agree to hold harmless,the Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department,City of Lino Lakes,Centennial School District and their employees,and the Centennial School District from any and all liability for any personal injury or death which may occur from my participation in this activity.This waiver includes any injuries which may result from the condition ofthe facilities and I any improvements hereto. Participant/Guardian Date I L—————————————————————————————————————————J Be sure to get your registration in to us in plenty of time. Programs fill fast!! If you need additional registration forms, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 464-5562. 23 �L*IES PART [ CRIFA*" Local Area Association Contacts Cindy Ellenwood 1tttal into 4644062Girl Scouts, Forest Lake Service Unit bob"i 4fion,Hotflne 404440,wd,Im 784-9396 Irty 1sieeoti Parks,Rec and Forestry Coordinator Peggy Skinner Girl Scouts, Centennial Service Unit ir :E3rrern' Recreation Program Supervisor 784-8030 Boy Scouts Indianhead Cncl }fah kaintenanco� (Lino Lakes except St Joseph Troop) 224-1891 ndie` i + :. Parks, Rec and F-orestry secrry Boy Scouts Viking Council . ,f atty R clForestry.Clerical As 545-4550 ramy In park Maintenance Forest Lake School#831 464-9100 Cave tiehtscheidl Park Maintenance ` Dan Kieger Gael Todota Editor Girls Softball, Forest Lake Area 780-3387 hen Part-time Employment Rod Foresstt L Lk k Girls Fast Pitch Softball Looking for a part-time job? The Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department 786-2571 is currently seeking highly-motivated people for seasonal employment through- Maureen Pearsons out the year. Some of these jobs include playground leaders,baseball coaches, Centennial Girl's Softball I gym supervisors, specialized instructors (outdoor skating, music, dance, arts, I 786-3637 aerobics), warminghouse attendants, sports officials (baseball, softball and I Pat Mahr volleyball). These are just some of the positions. Call"464-5562 for more Centennial Little League information on these or other employment opportunities. If you possess a special 786-7175 skill that you would like to teach,contact the Parks and Recreation Department Centennial Community Services at 464-5562,to make arrangements. Join our team!!! 780-7619 I----------------------------J �/ Centennial Sports Center 780-7699 C I T Y O F BULK RATE Pat Musil PO LASS U.S. Postage Centennial Babe Ruth Baseball PAID 780-3630 PARK,RECREATION AND FORESTRY DEPARTMENTS Permit No. 225 Craig Settum 7204 LAKE DRIVE Centennial Basketball Association LINO LAKES,MINNESOTA 55014 Osseo, MN 786-0412 Steve Regnier Centennial Hockey Association 780-2752 Larry Davenport Sandbur Days Coordinator 780-8028 Klaus Yoder Centennial Soccer Club 784-6459 Peggy Smith Senior's Program Coordinator Lino Lakes Senior Center 464-5516 Lisa Gilliland-Herringer Joseph E. Wargo Nature Center 429-8007 If you would like an association contact name added or changed to this list,please contact the Please Recycle Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department at 464-5562. 24 10-11\ MEMORANDUM Date: November 29, 1995 From: Marty Asleson To: Lino Lakes Park and Recreation Board Subject: ADA Consortium Please find attached copies of the minutes and agenda for the first consortium meeting following the signing of resolutions by multiple government agencies. I feel very good about the new progress. Mr. Cliff Holmann, Special Education Director is facilitating these new meetings.