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• The property located at 2625 Highway 10 has been staked and AA Environmental will be going out to reassess the areas in question. I will keep you posted on how this progresses. Hopefully we can close before the New Year. • I met with a company currently located in Fridley that is looking for new space. I presented several sites and financing options available through Ramsey County and SBA. The company is looking for 10,000 sq.ft. to start and employs 10-15 people. Cathy PARKS, RECREATION AND FORESTRY PARKS: * Last "This Is It" had one little typo - I met with Zack Hanson from Ramsey County to review improvement plans for Ardan Park not Random Park. The plans reflect improvements to the compost facility. Preliminary plans include paving the entrance to the compost facility, installation of new fencing, lighting and signs as well as providing screening landscaping around the compost facility. Rick Wriskey is reviewing the landscaping plans and will be working with the County on this portion of the plan. The plan must go before a Ramsey County Commission and Board before coming to the Mounds View City Council. The MV Parks and Recreation Commission has reviewed the plans. By the way, the County is paying for all the improvements!! * Ice rinks are coming along fine, the continuing snow creates a bit more work to the flooding process, but the snow is very welcome for winter outdoor play activities. We could do without the extremely cold temperatures and windchills however. * There is a prankster amongst the community that continues to squirt glue into the locks at Woodcrest Park building. This has caused user groups difficulty in accessing the building. We'd sure like to catch the culprit! * Next week the parks crew will be going on double shifts for two weeks including the week of Christmas when students are on vacation. Since the rinks open early during vacation, flooding needs to be done in the night to be ready for daytime use. Seasonal parks worker Joe Quick will be helping out during his school break.