HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/04/2003 Park Board PacketLino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department
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Lino Lakes, MN 55014
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www.ci.lino-lakes.mn.us
CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD MEETING
Monday, August 4, 2003
** *AGENDA * **
1. Call to Order and Roll Call
2. Approval of Minutes from July 7, 2003
3. Setting Agenda
4. Open Mike
5. Recreation Update
6:30pm
6:31pm
6:32pm
6:33pm
6:35pm
III 6. Park Update 6:40pm
7. Old Business 6:45pm
a. FLAAA Batting Cage Proposal
b. Review Cost Estimate for Proposed Recreation Area
Improvements for Bruggeman Properties
8. Next Park Board Meeting, Tuesday, September 2, 2003, 5:30p.m. Park 7: l Opm
Tour at Paul Montain's House
9. Adjourn 7:15pm
If you are unable to attend the meeting please call Sandie at 651 982 -2442.
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Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department
600 Town Center Parkway
Lino Lakes, MN 55014
(651) 982 -2440 Fax (651) 982 -2439
CITY OF LINO LAKES PARK BOARD MEETING
Monday, August 4, 2003
***EXPANDED AGENDA* * *
1. Call to Order and Roll Call
(The meeting was called to order at 6:30p.m. Present: Bill Kusterman, Pam Taschuk,
Katie Boyle, and Paul Montain. Absent: George Lindy, Michael O'Connor and Pat
Huelman.) Also present was Rick DeGardner, Public Services Director.
1. Approval of Minutes from July 7, 2003
(Bill Kusterman made a motion to approve the July 7, 2003 minutes. Katie
Boyle seconded the motion and the minutes were approved.)
2. Setting Agenda
(There were no additions or deletions.)
3. Open Mike
(There was no one present for open mike.)
III4. Recreation Update
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(Rick reviewed and there were no questions.)
Park Update
(Rick reviewed and there were no questions.)
Old Business
a. FLAAA Batting Cage Proposal
(No one was present to discuss this item.)
b. Review Cost Estimate for Proposed Recreation Area Improvements for Bruggeman
Properties
(A motion was made by Mr. Bill Kusterman to recommend to the City
Council that the proposed park area remain a private park with an
undetermined percentage of credit given for development of the park area
and trails to be determined by the City Council ". Ms. Katie Boyle seconded
the motion and the motion passed 3 -1 with Mr. Paul Montain voting nay.)
7. Next Park Board Meeting
(The next Park Board meeting will be on Tuesday, September 2, 2003, 5:30p.m. at
Paul Montain's house. Members and staff will be doing a park tour and BBQ.)
8. Adjourn
(Bill Kusterman made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Paul Montain. The
meeting was adjourned at 7:50p.m.)
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Park Board Meeting - July 7, 2003
Minutes
• The July 7, 2003 City of Lino Lakes Park Board meeting was called
to order at 6:40pm, by Chair Lindy.
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Roll call was taken, members present were Pam Taschuk, Michael
O'Connor, Bill Kusterman, Pat Huelman, Paul Montain and George
Lindy. Members absent were Katie Boyle.
Also present was Rick DeGardner, Public Services Director.
APPROVAL OF JUNE 2, 2003 MINUTES:
Pat Huelman made a motion, seconded by Michael O'Connor, to
approve the June 2, 2003 minutes. The minutes were approved with
Paul Montain abstaining.
SETTING THE AGENDA:
Rick removed Item 10a, FLAAA Batting Cage Proposal.
OPEN MIKE:
No one was present for open mike.
REVIEW BRUGGEMAN PROPERTIES PRELIMINARY PLAT:
Rick advised the 33 acre site is located at the southeast corner
of Birch Street and Hodgson Road. The proposed plat consists of
a neighborhood commercial site and 152 townhome units. Rick
advised a copy of the preliminary plat was included in the
packet.
Relating to parks and trails, the following are proposed for the
Bruggeman Properties Preliminary Plat:
• A privately owned recreation area, depicted as Outlot B
would be privately owned. Initial plans indicate a
recreational area consisting of a gazebo, playground
equipment, and bocce - croquet field. Extensive trails
are proposed along the perimeter of the commons area,
as indicated on the preliminary plat.
• Trails - An 8' wide bituminous trail is proposed along
the eastern side of Hodgson Road and the southern side
of Birch Street. A 5' trail /sidewalk is proposed along
all roads within the development. A substantial amount
of trails are also proposed within the recreational
area.
Staff is comfortable with the proposed plat. It is reasonable
that the developer be credited for the trail segments along the
roads. However, all park and trail development related to the
private recreational area should be the sole responsibility of
the developer. All trail construction along Hodgson Road and
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Birch Street need to be coordinated with any future street
reconstruction projects.
The current Park Dedication Ordinance requires $1,665 per
residential unit and $2,175 per acre for commercial and
industrial development. Therefore, the proposed preliminary plat
requires $256,777 (2.7 acres x $2,175) + (152 units x $1665) to
fulfill park dedication requirements.
Mr. John Johnson, Metro Land Surveying and Engineering,
distributed and reviewed a revised preliminary plat pointing out
the park areas, ponding areas and trails. He noted the revised
plat has a smaller commercial area and lower number of housing
units. He stated the Planning and Zoning Board would review the
plat in August.
Chair Lindy inquired about the ramifications of a private park
area and if that satisfies the park dedication requirements.
Rick advised a private park area in multi - family developments is
not uncommon. The Association will maintain the park area. The
park area will not be open for public use but enforcement may be
an issue. The park area is basically a play area and bocce -
croquet field. The City Council has the discretion to credit
development of the private park towards the required park
dedication.
Mr. Johnson stated he would ask the Council to apply the park
area for credit towards the park dedication fee. The trails are
intended for public use.
Mr. Greg Schlenk, Bruggeman Homes, stated the housing units are
geared towards young families, retired seniors and single people.
The park area will have playground equipment for young children.
The Association can program the turf area. The trails will
connect to the off -site trail system. It is estimated that one -
third of the housing units will be built for seniors and two -
thirds will be built for singles and young families.
Paul asked how wet the wetlands would be around the perimeter of
the plat.
Mr. Johnson stated the wetlands on the perimeter of the plat
would have water in them. There will be an extensive filtration
and ground water system. Those areas will be dug out and sloped
to the ponding areas.
Paul asked if a typical park dedication would be equal to 3.3
acres. Rick stated that using the standard guideline of 10o park
dedication, land dedication would amount to 3.3 acres. Given the
fact that this area is not marketed to provide a large park area
and has an elaborate trail system staff is comfortable with the
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park dedication. There are other larger parks in the area that
older children can utilize. He stated he is comfortable
recommending to the City Council that credit be given to the
developer for the trails and park land. The City would look at
the cost of developing the park area, trails and land valuation
to determine if that would justify a credit.
Pat stated that in the past park dedication and trails have been
separated. He inquired about the expectation that trails be
separated from the park dedication.
Rick stated the new ordinance provides credit for trails required
by the city. He stated he believes it is reasonable to give
credit to developers for the trails since the new park dedication
ordinance went into effect.
Pat stated there is value to the private park and trails. But it
seems there should be a different valuation of the trails that
are just within the development.
Mr. Johnson stated the trail along Hodgson and Birch will depend
on the County. If the developer develops that trail, credit will
be given to the developer. The developer also wants reasonable
credit for all the trails within the development. The question
is timing. He noted the park area would be developed early
within the project.
Paul asked what the developer wants for credit.
Mr. Schienk stated he has not yet determined a dollar amount for
park dedication credit.
Bill stated the City always wants neighborhood parks when areas
are developed. However, he does not believe the developer should
get credit for a private park area.
Rick stated he would work with the developer to determine a
dollar figure. The Park Board will be informed about that number
once it is determined.
Chair Lindy stated he is concerned about the private park area.
The needs of the area need to be serviced but it is more
beneficial if everyone can utilize all the parks within the City.
Mr. Johnson stated the developer is providing park improvement
that will be maintained by an Association. He stated he believes
credit should be given because of those improvements. The
Comprehensive Park Plan does not include a public park in this
area. The concept on the preliminary plat is just a bit
different than what is typically presented.
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• Bill stated he does not believe that policing the park will
become a reality.
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It was the consensus of the Park Board that the concept of the
preliminary plat is acceptable. However, the numbers are needed
to determine the park dedication credit, if any, that would be
given for the park area and trails.
REVIEW PARK DEDICATION FOR CENTURY FARM NORTH PLAT:
Rick advised the Park Board reviewed the Preliminary Parks /Open
Space Plan for the Century Farm North 1 -7th Additions (dated
11/18/02) at the December 2, 2002 Park Board meeting. Rick
referred to a copy of the minutes from that meeting related to
this item as well as two letters addressed to Mr. Smyser, City
Planner.
City Staff is still trying to provide a recommendation regarding
the park dedication requirements for Century Farm North. The
park dedication will consist of land, trail and sidewalk
construction and cash.
Mr. John Johnson, Metro Land surveying and Engineering, advised
the park area has a lot of pieces. He distributed and reviewed a
drawing of the plan noting the shaded areas are park areas.
There is a contiguous park area consisting of 4.72 acres. There
are approximately 3.09 acres of trails. He stated the plan will
be coming back before the City for plat approval.
Paul inquired about the seeding of the upland areas.
Mr. Johnson stated he has spoke with the Environmental Specialist
regarding seeding. His criteria will be used to determine what
seeding will be done.
Paul stated his concern is those open spaces may be needed for
play areas for the residents at some point in the future. Native
grasses are good but make the area unusable.
Mr. Johnson stated that is the intent of the open areas. The
trail locations have not yet been determined. Phase I will be
completed this year.
Rick advised 4.7 acres would be usable park area. He noted he
does not know when the City will have sufficient funds to develop
the park.
Paul stated he does not want the other 3 acres to be designated
as environmentally sensitive areas. The Park Board may need that
acreage for use at some point in the future. He stated the
additional 3 acres should at least be rough graded.
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• Chair Lindy asked if Outlot C is included in the non - contiguous
park land. He also asked what makes up the non - contiguous park
land.
Mr. Johnson stated Outlot C is not included in the non - contiguous
park land. He referred to a map and pointed out the non-
contiguous upland areas and trail locations.
Rick stated the developer only gets park dedication credit for
upland park areas.
Paul asked how large the trail is on the 3.09 acres. Mr. Johnson
advised that more than 34 of an acre is designated for the trail
corridor.
Pat asked if any of the wetland areas would be maintained. Rick
advised the wetland areas would be used for ground water storage.
He reviewed the acreage for the contiguous park areas, pieces of
upland and trail segments.
Pat stated he believes the plan meets the intent of the park
dedication ordinance. It comes back to the question of whether
or not park dedication credits will be given for non -park land
areas.
Rick advised staff would work with the developer to determine the
final details of the park dedication requirements.
REVIEW PROPOSAL FOR COMPREHENSIVE PARKS, RECREATION FACILITIES,
OPEN SPACE /GREENWAYS, AND TRAILS SYSTEM PLAN:
Rick advised he and Mr. Michael Grochala, Community Development
Director, have determined that it is appropriate to update the
current Comprehensive Park and Trail System Plan and integrate
the City's Open Space /Greenways Plan. He referred to a letter
from Mr. Jeff Schoenbauer from Brauer and Associates, Ltd. Dated
June 30, 2003.
Rick stated he does not have a lot of details yet but will meet
with Mr. Schoenbauer again next month. The project will then go
before the City Council for approval to move forward. The
project will take approximately 4 -6 months to complete and will
be done in three phases. The estimated cost is $35,000 -
$42,000. Staff is recommending that be taken out of dedicated
park funds.
Pat stated that somehow the issue of an athletic complex needs to
be included in the plan.
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RECREATION DEPARTMENT UPDATE:
Rick referred to the Program Highlights Flyer from June 2003. He
noted 274 participants are currently enrolled in the Summer
Playground Program. This is the highest registration total to
date for this program.
Fifty -seven participants are now registered for this summer's
Options program - there were a couple of participants join after
the program started. The program has been going well and the
staff really like the Centennial Elementary location.
Registration is now underway for Tackle Football and Fall Soccer.
Registration is scheduled to conclude for both programs July 17.
Rick noted production on the fall edition of the Recreation
Review will begin in July.
PARKS DEPARTMENT UPDATE:
Rick reviewed a memo from Mike Hoffman, Parks Supervisor, which
summarizes the maintenance highlights for June 2003. Rick noted
maintenance activities have included playground inspections and
minor repairs as needed. He asked the Park Board to review the
maintenance highlights and call him with any questions.
• Pam inquired about the Skate Board Park. Rick stated staff took
down the fence that provided a buffer to one of the residents.
The Skate Board Park is still getting a lot of use.
OLD BUSINESS:
FLAAA Batting Cage Proposal - Upon adoption of the agenda, this
item was removed.
2003 Goals Update: Rick updated the Park Board on the following
2003 Park Board Goals:
Clearwater Creek Park
Final grading was completed, 6 ADA trail entrance ramps and 4
bench pads were poured, silt fence was removed from park
perimeter, and irrigation system installed. The basketball court
is scheduled to be completed by the end of July. Park benched
should also be installed sometime this month. The entire park
area will be seed bed prepped and seeded in early to mid August.
Highland Meadows Park
Turf areas and native areas have been seeded and mulched. The
irrigation system has been installed. Unfortunately, there have
been several problems with the seeding contractor. Several
irrigation heads were damaged and several sections of the trail
were damaged during the site preparation and seeding process.
Staff is very disappointed with the work done by the trail
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• contractor last fall and the seeding contractor this spring.
Staff will strive to make the best out of a bad situation.
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A torrential rain received a few weeks ago caused extensive
erosion on the sloped areas. In addition to reseeding several of
the prairie areas, it is expected that the turf areas will be
regraded and reseeded this fall. The sodded areas and the
replacement of trees and shrubs should be completed by July 4.
Pheasant Hills Northeast Trail
Staff is still waiting for a final determination on the plans for
the new residential subdivision in Centerville.
Birch Park - Open Air Shelter
This project is scheduled to commence this fall.
Behm's Park - Half Court Basketball
This project is scheduled to commence this fall.
Sunrise Park - Pave Parking Lots
Staff met with a representative from TKDA last month; a survey
crew is scheduled to begin the process of developing plans. This
project should be completed this fall.
Pursue Full Court Basketball at Rice Lake Elementary
The School District has indicated they are interested in
discussing the possibility of installing a full court basketball
court at Rice Lake Elementary School
NEW BUSINESS:
Park Tour Scheduled - Rick advised the Annual Park Board Tour and
BBQ is scheduled for Tuesday, September 2, 2003. Rick proposed
the following projects be included in the tour:
1. Highland Meadows Park
2. Birch Park Trail Boardwalk
3. Timberwolf Trail
4. Clearwater Creek Park
The Park Board is welcome to add any other destinations for the
Park Board Tour.
The Park Board determined the Park Tour would begin at 5:30 p.m.
The BBQ will be held at Paul Montain's house.
NEXT PARK BOARD MEETING:
Rick advised the next Park Board meeting would be held on Monday,
August 5, 2003, 6:30pm.
Park Board Meeting — July 7, 2003
Minutes
• ADJOURN:
Pam Taschuk made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Michael
O'Connor. The meeting was adjourned at 8:08pm.
Respectfully Submitted,
Kim Points
Recording Secretary
Minutes were approved at the August 4, 2003 Park Board Meeting.
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Lino Lakes Parks and
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Department Program
Highlights -
July Park Board
Update
Youth
Summer Playground Program: 278 participants registered for the Summer Playground Program this year - our
highest registration total ever! Thirty -five children took advantage of our daily visit fee - one of our smallest ever
(we've been slowly trying to steer people away from the daily visit option). The playground program will
conclude on July 31 with a finale party at Sunrise Park that will feature games, face painting, a fish pond, our
Giant Bounce, popcorn, freezies, Kool -Aid and a special performance by Cheryl Sawyer, Finnish Storyteller with
Magic! Attached is an attendance summary from the past few years of the playground program showing the
growths and declines of the various sites.
Options: Fifty -seven participants officially registered for the Options program this summer. The program has
been going very smoothly. The program will conclude on August 22.
B: Our CLUB outings this summer have been going well for the most part. Our "Wet and Wild Water Park
entures" have been a big hit - over 30 children have participated in each trip. Our "Beach Blast Fridays ",
however, have all been canceled due to low registration numbers. We are discussing the possibility of offering
just water park trips next summer and no beach trips.
Day Camps: Our day camps (with Anoka County and Blaine Parks and Recreation Departments) begin on
August 4. Currently, we have 28 participants enrolled in the Sensational Summer High Adventures Camp for
grades 5 -7 and 33 participants enrolled in the Sensational SummerAdventures Camp for grades 1 -4. Each
camp runs for four days and each day includes a field trip.
Fall Soccer and Football: Registration is relatively complete for fall soccer and football. Soccer registration is at
460 participants with U12 being the smallest division - which could be a result of more fall traveling teams
through the soccer associations. Football registration is at 305
participants - very comparable to last year's registration total.
Adult
Softball: The summer season concluded the end of July and the fall season
is just around the corner. Currently, 27 teams are currently registered for
the fall league.
Miscellaneous
creation Review: We are currently working on the fall edition of the
reation Review. It is scheduled to be in homes the last week of August.
Questions? Please contact Liz Bursack or Barry Bernstein at 651- 982 -2440.
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playgror rogram activity.
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Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department
600 Town Center Parkway
Lino Lakes, MN 55014
(651) 982 -2440 Fax (651) 982 -2439
www.ci.lino - lakes.mn.us
July 29, 2003
TO: Park Board Members
FROM: Mike Hoffman, Parks Supervisor
SUBJECT: July Maintenance Update
Maintenance activities during July have included:
❑ Weekly garbage collection.
❑ Weekly park mowing.
❑ Irrigation system maintenance and trouble shooting.
❑ Equipment maintenance.
❑ Daily athletic field preparation — most summer programs have ended. We are now gearing
up for fall softball, soccer and football.
❑ Warning track renovation — Sunrise #1 and #2.
❑ Trail side trimming — As the trail system continues to grow so do the number of hours
required to inspect and maintain them.
❑ Party Wagon pickup and delivery for 5 dates.
❑ Pheasant Hills Park — Installed 40' of 6' high chain link fencing behind basketball 1/2 court to
keep balls from entering wooded area.
❑ Highland Meadows Park
Sod installed along boulevard and playground areas (contracted).
Replacement trees planted (contracted).
Trail damage repaired (contracted).
Washed out prairie areas — reseeded (staff).
Site furnishings installed (benches, tables) (staff).
Replaced damaged spring toy horse.
We have decided to reseed all turf - seeded areas. The storm of June 24th caused extensive
erosion, which impacted the quality of the project. In the next 2 weeks we will total kill the
turf - seeded areas, till and regrade, adjust depth of sprinkler heads, final grade and reseed.
If all goes well we should have a good stand of turf by October 1St
❑ Clearwater Creek Park
Seeded bare soil areas to Ann. Rye (staff).
Installed site furnishings (tables and benches) (staff).
Installed basketball goal and post. Painted court (contracted).
Soon we will total kill this site, final grade, seed bed prep. and seed this park. We hope to
have seeding completed by August 15 — 20.
❑ Hazard tree removal.
1 Red Oak along 3rd base dugout — Sunrise #4.
1 White Oak next to Timberwolf Trail.
❑ Transplanted 45 trees slated for removal along Elm Street.
Those are July's highlights. More to come in August.
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Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department
600 Town Center Parkway
Lino Lakes, MN 55014
(651) 982 -2440 Fax (651) 982 -2439
www.ci.lino - lakes.mn.us
July 29, 2003
TO: Park Board Members
FROM: Rick DeGardner, Public Services Director
SUBJECT: FLAAA Batting Cage Proposal
Staff has contacted the Forest Lake Area Athletic Association (FLAAA), indicating the Park
Board's request to have a representative present for Monday's Park Board Meeting to answer
questions related to June's Park Board discussion relating to a batting cage at City Hall Park.
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Lino Lakes Parks and Recreation Department
600 Town Center Parkway
Lino Lakes, MN 55014
(651) 982 -2440 Fax (651) 982 -2439
www.ci.lino- lakes.mn.us
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July 30, 2003
TO: Park Board Members
FROM: Rick DeGardner, Public Services Director
SUBJECT: Review Cost Estimate for Proposed Recreation Area Improvements for
Bruggeman Properties
The Bruggeman Properties preliminary plat was discussed at the July 7, 2003 Park Board
meeting. (The draft Park Board Minutes are included in the packet).
As indicated at last month's Park Board meeting, the developer will be requesting the City
Council to credit the development of the park area and construction of the trails towards the
Park Dedication Fee. Subdivision VI of the current Park Dedication Ordinance states, "Where
private open space for park and recreation purposes is provided in a proposed subdivision, such
areas may be used for credit, at the discretion of the City Council, against the land for cash
dedication requirement for park and recreation purposes, provided the City Council finds it is in
the public interest to do so."
Attached is a cost estimate for the proposed recreation area improvements dated July 25, 2003.
Staff is comfortable with the estimated costs. If the Park Board elects to recommend to the City
Council that credit be given towards Park Dedication fee requirements, I recommend that the
developer not install the asphalt trails along Hodgson Road and Birch Street. Therefore, the
developer will commit to developing the recreation area as proposed as well as the 5' wide
concrete trails in Phases I — III. The total proposed credit would therefore amount to $174,098.
This would result in a cash balance of $82,680. Staff recommends designating $33,000 of the
cash balance to construct the trails along Hodgson Road and Birch Street.
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1.2 Acs
$45,000
$54,000
1.2 Acs 1,000 1,200
1 LS 2,000 2,000
1 LS 30,000 30,000
1 LS 10,000 10,000
1 LS 1,500 1,500
1 LS 1,500 1,500
1.1 Acs 5,000 5,500
1.1 Acs 3,000 3,300
20 Ea 275 5,500
114,500
10,260 SF
7,029 SF
9,837 SF
10,494 SF
1,341 SF
1.90
1.90
2.75
2.75
2.75
19,494
13,355
27,052
28,859
3,688
92,447
206,947
152 Units 1,665 253,080
1.7 Acres 2,175 3,698
256,778
(206,947)
49,830
Description
See attached Exhibit A
See attached Exhibit A
9" certified, engineered wood fiber
5/8" drain aggregate w/ geotextile fabric
See landscape plan
See landscape plan
Asphalt
Asphalt
Concrete
Concrete
Concrete
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Exhibit A
Date: 7 -24 -03
Bruggeman Properties, LLC
Lino Lakes
The following structures will be purchased and installed by the developer. They will include impact
attenuating certified engineered wood fiber and will meet all current ADA, ASTM, CPSC laws, regulations
& standards respectively. Fumishings or equipment of equal quality may be substituted with approval of
the City of Lino Lakes.
Site Fumishings
1 Pilot Rock, maintenance free, vandal resistant, recycled plastic, 6' ADA picnic table
6 Pilot Rock, maintenance free, vandal resistant, recycled plastic, 4' bench, cedar color
2 Pilot Rock, maintenance free, vandal resistant, recycled plastic, pedestal mounted 55 gallon trash
receptacle w/ secured dome lid, cedar color
Play Equipment
1 Kompan Elements spring rider toy
1 Burke single post, 2 bay swing, 2 strap seats, 2 toddler seats, non "S" hook system
1 Burke composite structure designed for 2 -12 yr olds including, at minimum, the following play events:
1 rocky mountain adventure climber
1 triple monster slide
2 handicap transfer stations
5 multi - branch tree climbers
1 triple rail slide
1 adventure climber (includes panel & sliding pole)
1 satellite climber
1 12' dual kid coaster — attached
1 loop rung ladder
1 ground level car panel
1 32° transition stair
1 overhead wheel deal
1 overhead roundabout
4 sky pods
2 fun phones
Play Equipment Example