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�� � <br />U � ra'' f� <br />O� U ii; Gi <br />. t.. <br />COMMUNITY EDUCATION <br />April 13, 1978 <br />T0: 47ende7l Helstr�m <br />FROM: Barry Bauer <br />C�3iYat�J�Uf�J� �'� ���SJ��l�i�t�l <br />PAuuncis Virw Pub9ic Sci�ools <br />2959 Hamiine Ave. St. Pau3, MN 55113 <br />Telephon� 636-3550 <br />RE: Capitol Outlay Request - Outside Facilities <br />During the past several months a series of ineetings have been held to�.` '" • <br />discuss Junior High/tliddie School outside facilities, and what could be <br />done to upgrade and improve present conditions. People present at these <br />meetings were: <br />1. Maurie Anderson Director, Parks and Recreation New I3righton <br />2. Jerry Haffeman Director, Parks and Recreation Shoreview <br />3. Bruce Anderson Director> Parks and Recreation Mounds View <br />4. John Buckley Director, Parks and Recreation Arden Hills <br />5. Junipr High/hiiddle School Principals - �4ounds View District il621 <br />6. Physical Education Personnel - Nounds View District k621 <br />7. Wendell Helstrom - Director of Finance - Mounds View District d'621 <br />8. Barry Bauer - Uirector, Cortinunity Education - Mounds View District �621 <br />The fottov» ng report is a summary of the opinions of the above listed people <br />as to how we can best renovate the Junior High/I4iddle School outside facilities <br />over the next four years. I feel the plan is a good one, and repre'sents a <br />tremendous example of what can be accomplisfied through mutual understanding `: <br />and cooperation. Please note that 522,000 has been included in this report for " <br />immediate renovations needed at the Senior High School level. This amount of <br />money is not to be construed as part of a long range plan For the Senior Highs, <br />but rather as an immediate expenditure to help balance out Districtiaide usage; '�+ <br />and thus, promote better management and maintenance of the four Junior.High/Middle <br />School sites. I urould recommend that a study uf the trio Senior Nigh School sites <br />be conducted, and that recommendations are made based on the outcome of what is �. <br />approved for the four Junior Fligh/Middle School sites. 111so, please note that an <br />ir�depth report on the work to be done at each site will be provided by the various <br />City Park and Recreation Directors, along oiith a deta5led report on the in-kir.d: <br />eosts to be absorbed by the Cities. �•le feel the in-kind costs for the cities to <br />eomplete these projects �•�ill total approximately 5100,000 in manpower and equipment. <br />The exact breakdown of the in-kind cost for each city is approximately 25% of the <br />total cost of thc project each city is involv�d in., This estimate is b€sed on <br />documented costs of projects already completed. <br />QB:jv <br />cc:Dr. Sanford Witter <br />
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