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Fr- . ‘ MEMO TO: Lee Johnson, Student Intern, Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department 4111 FROM: Bob Mikulak, Building Inspectot-L-WL DATE: October 16 , 1981 1?E: Park Shelter Buildings On October 13, 1981, we visited all park shelter buildings located in Mounds View. It is my understanding that the intent is to see if there would be any economic gain for the City to remove or dismantle any building materials or equipment for resale or reuse. Going through the buildings on an individual basis, I have listed a reasonable value the City may get for the stoves and electrical components : Hillview Greenfield Stove - $15 . 00 Stove - $10 . 00 Electric - No Value Electric - $75. 00 (also controls outside lighting) Oakwood Lambert Stove - $15 . 00 Stove - $10. 00 Electric - No Value Electric - No Value Woodcrest 1111 Heater - $60 . 00 Electric - $20 . 00 All of the buildings have some building materials such as studs, rafters, exterior wall sheathing (not siding) , that is in good condi- tion, the approximate value of which is $300 per building. But keeping in mind the cost of labor for Parks personnel or CETA Staff to dismantle the buildings, it would be better for the City to sell the buildings to the highest bidders. There is already some interest in this, and if it were to be done, the removal of all heaters would be recommended prior to any sale. It is also my understanding that Greenfield will be used for storage on a continual basis . If this is the case, the heating system must still be removed. An option to that would be to relocate the unit heater at Woodcrest, which is in good condition, to the Greenfield Build- ing. If you have any questions, please call me at extension #33 . RMM/bc cc : Steve Rose, Building & Zoning Official 1111 Bruce Anderson, Parks , Recreation & Forestry Director