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-2- <br />c. Regarding the Groveland Parl tennis courts, it appears <br />that this project will not be completed unless additional <br />fundiny is allocated by the Mounds view City Council. It <br />was envisioned that the Groveland Park tennis courts <br />would be completed in 1986, but it they are not slated <br />tor 1987 because of the funding for the Greenfield Park <br />project. <br />d. We have planted more trees in 1985 than in previous years <br />due to the purchase of 150 trees fr.im the Twin City Tree <br />Trust for Greenfield and Random Parks, as well as our <br />normal plantings throughout the community. A detailed <br />year end report of our City Forestry Department will be <br />forwarded to the Ctty Council and Park and Recreation <br />Commission during the month of February outlining our <br />1985 tree planting program. It should be noted that we <br />were once again awarded the Tree City USA award for 1984. <br />e. In relationship to attracting more kids and people to our <br />programs, we have made strides in this area by increasing <br />o <br />recreation program offerings by approximately 20 percent <br />and initial estimates show that our revenue for programs <br />will be increased by 40 percent over 1984 based oo a nine <br />month prnjorrinn. <br />). Priority ill - Maintain park and recreation service level. <br />I'm not sure what this goal relates to and would like addi- <br />tional clarification as to what this goal alludes to. <br />4. youth Centel - At this time, no specific direction has heen <br />taken on the youth certer and I would scspect that the Park <br />Commission will establish some type of tisk to-ce, in con- <br />junction with the City Council, after the first of the year, <br />once the task force on park alternative funding is completed. <br />Should you have any additional questions or requests regarding <br />these for goals, feel free to contrct myself directly at ext. <br />420. <br />8KA/sl1 <br />