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-A- Co�issioner Cuplin stated that the policy had to be uniform and justifiable. Coamissioner Fedor said Lhat fields should be Ieft in the same condition as lrefore the tournament started. Councilman Ba�gartner felt the co-sponsor approach by the park and recreation department was ideal and that he felt no enthu3iam for the rental of these fields. Bawogariner felt teams within the park and recreation league may be candidates. Commissioner Fedor felt civic groups and organizations shoudd qualify. Chairman Petenon felt no teams or groups from outside Mounds Viaw should qualify. Baumgartner recommended that a maintenance man or police officer on duty and paia oy che �evp.a s�:,n��:ing iha io�!*namgnt. Chai�an Peterson requested that the Director pursue a policy and present it at the next meeting. Non-Resident Fees The Director of Parks and Recreation reported that he was plannin({ on charging a"non-resident" fee to people who are participating in the adult softball leagues. The $2.00 fee would be charged to players who do not live or work full time or play (members) for a city church team. He added that the women's league would not be charged this year because of the limited response and difficulty in getting teams. Motion by Co�issioner Haake to charge "non-resident" fee's for men's softball in the amount of $2.00 per person, per year, excluding players vho live or work full time in hbunds View and players vho play for a city church team that are full time members of the church. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Coplin and passed unanimously. Greenfield Park Motion by Ca�issioner Haake requesYing that the Park and Recreatien Director pursue acquisition of the 9.9 acres uf low land, north of Greenfield Park, from the State of Minnesota at no charge to the City of Mounds View. The motion was seconded by Chaixman Peterson and passed unaniaously. Subdivisions Motion by Co�issioner Naake and seconded by Co�issioner Fedor to seept a cash dedication to the park fund in accordance with Ordinance #42.07 for the Bardwell subdivision. The �otion passed unanimously. Woodcrest Park Motion by Com�issioner Coplin and seconded by Commissioner Naake to contact Attorney Meyers and look inta purchasing additional land at Moodcrest Park/Downing prope:ty to preserve the spring fed tamerack swamp. The motion passed unanimously. Informative The Director reported that Ramsey County approved 1003 funding for the Mounds Yiew, New Brighton, Arden Hills, and Shoreview Park and Recreation departnents to hire 20 kids plus 1 full-time supervisor 30 hours per week X 12 weeks to clean-up RTce Creek and its banks.