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UPDATE OF RED UAK <br />SCHOOL'SITE FACILITY <br />-2- <br />Staff indicated that a Eormal letter had been <br />r�ubmitted to the school district by the City <br />indicating their recommendation that the Red <br />Oak site be sold as surplus praperty, as no <br />park development monies aro available at this <br />time. The school district failed to act on <br />this issue and recommended the site be <br />retained for �ossible development as a soccer <br />site with the local soacer association being <br />responsfble for fund raising. <br />DEPARTMENT'S ANNUAL StafE distributed copies of the 1985 annual <br />REPORT report and requQSted any input or reaction to <br />the report at the regularly scheduled April <br />Commission me�ting. <br />AQUATICS SUPERVISOR Staff indicated that at this time they had <br />POSITION UPDATE received over 50 applications for the <br />Aquatics Supervisor position and hoped to <br />complete the process in the next two weeks by <br />having a written exercise followed by a for- <br />mal fnterview for four to six candidates. <br />Staff indicated that the joint powers agree- <br />ment between the Cities of Mounds View and <br />New Arighton had been Eormalized and that it <br />appeared that a new Aquatics Supervisor <br />would be on board by early Ptay. It was <br />further stated khat 1Haureen Thielen had <br />accepted a new posi.�,:'..�n in Japan working fnr <br />a private Americar� �chaol. <br />STAE'E REPORT <br />Staff indicated that they had attended the <br />NRPA Executive Development Program in Indiana <br />in early Apri1 and that it was a very posi- <br />tive experience. Staff then distributed a <br />copy of the NA5A team planning exercise and <br />the Commission took time to complete the p�o- <br />gram. In addition, staff indicated that one <br />of the ideas that Kansas had been doing was <br />having a volunteer "rounding up" of residen- <br />tial water bills with the extra dollars going <br />to park development within the city. The <br />Commission thought this was a good idea and <br />asked staff to dQVelop a policy Eor review at <br />the next Commission meeting. <br />StaEf also indicated titat the City was in the <br />process oE becoming computerized and that the <br />new terminals should be on line by the end of <br />June. StaFf also invited the Commission to <br />attend the Community Education breakfast to <br />be held at Edgewood Community Center on <br />Thursday► April 17 at 7:00 a.m. if at all <br />possible. <br />� <br />`�,_ <br />
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