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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOMMISSION_MINUTES_1977-02-24CITY OF MOUNUS VIEW PARKS AND RECREATION CO�IISSION Thursday, February 24, 1977 6:30 p.m. AGENDA 1. Call to Order . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:30 p.m. 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of December 30, 1977 minutes 4. Chairman's Report 6 Appointment of Comnissioners 5. Councilman's Report 6. Presentation - hbunds View Park & Recreation Qym�astics C1ub 7. Presentation Ardan Park Conceptual Plan 8. Review 5 Year Plan 9. R2view Camm!ssion Ordinance 10. Other Business A.) Park Fund Report B.) Subdivisions C.) Position Classification Plan D.) City Park Ordinance (postponed) E.) Spring Brochure/Program 11. Informative Items/Commiss7oners Comnents 12. Ad�ournment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:00 p.m. Call To Order Roll Call Appwval of Minutes MHNUTES OF #E FROC{EDFNfS 9F 7+If PARKS AND RECREATION COF�IISSION CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW C�UNTY OF >!tl{F6EY STATE OF MINNESOTA Regular Sesslors February 24, 1977 Ci ty Hat 1 The hbunds View Parks 6 Recreation Commission met in regular session and was called to order by Chairnian Peterson at 6:45 p.m. Chairman Vern Peterson, Comnissioners Barb Haake, Jacque Coplin, Wayne Burnieister, Gordon Fedor, and Kip Lundqutst. Also present were Gordon Ziebarth, Councilman; Donald Hodges, Councilman, John Turrittin, Landscape Architect; Sue Vales, f�yimastic Instructor; me�ers of Mounds Yfew Gir1's f�yim astics C1ub; Doug Bryant, Director; and Mary Kvalheim, Program Supervisor. hbtion by Commissioner Lundquist and seconded by Comaissioner Fedor to approve the minutes of December 30, 1976, as read. The motion passed. 4 ayes 1 abstension Chairnian's Report Acting Chairperson Haake reported that only Commiss#on Officers needed to be elected. The City Couricil prevtously appointed Commissioner Coptin and Commissioner Burneister to new three year ter�, beginning in January, 1977. Councilman's Councilmao Hodges reported that the Boy Scouts are looking t�port for Eagle Projects in the Parks and Recreation Area and that if anyone had any suggestions to contact him. Comnfssioner Haake suggested collecting the glass an4 debris in and around Spring lake and paiating the ;pump house. This had been done in the past and was a good P��ect. Qymiastics Club Ardan Park/ Conceptual P}an Comnfssioner Coplin suggested proJects recyciing. etc. She thought higfily of of their benefits to others anA the can The next item on the agenda was a presentation by four menbers of the Mounds Yiew Gymnastics Club and Sue Vates the Head Instructor. The Director informed Commissioners that an attempL would be mnde to have other recreation class presantaiions at Commlsston meetings. These give insight into program Y��V�YtTi-.V,i,/fl��liW��4V �V�...:�iYYfIYYA:•.� � . � . At thls �ime John Turrittin Land:cape Arcfritect, wrt ca111 on to present his propasal for Ardan Park Gonceptuel P1ae. A discussion ensuetl. - PMmery cancerns were retat�d to sefity such as: tnffie alang Long 4ake Road, srtow�oblltng end mtni�biking, intl Aeptif of ponds, February 24, 1977 Page 2 Fbtion by Comn4ssioner Haake to approve the conceptua] - pian as presented witfi the addition of a horseshoe area : and have two pubYic meetings before the next Comnission meeting. Motion was seconded by Comnissioner Fedor and passed unanimously. Public meetings were set for March 77 at 6:30 p.m. and March 22 at 7:30 p.m. Five-Year Plan The Director of Parks and Recreation was called on to discuss the annual revision of the five year plan. A discussion ensued with Comnissioners requesting that the Director bring his proposal to the next meeting. Commission Officers Commi ssion Ordinance Commi ssioner Employment Positon Glasslflcation P1an Park Fund Report SpMng Brochure Chairman Peterson moved ta remove the Oakwpod Shelter Building from Oakwood Park and move it w Eayewooa ar. High. Remaining would be a pleasure rink but no building. Comnissioner Fedor seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. hbtion by Comnissioner Coplin and seconded by Commissioner Haake to reetect Vern Peterson as Chairman and Wayne Burmetster as Vice Chairmen. The motion passed unanimousty. hbtton by Chairmen Peterson and seconded by 8ommissioner Haake to review the ordinance at the next regular session. The motion passed unanimousiy. Motion by Commissioner Coplin and seconded by Chairman Peterson authorizing policy which restricts Commissioners or thelr family from being,employed by the Parks and Recreation Oepartment. TFie motion 'passed unanimously. Motion by Commissioner Naake and seconded by Commissioner Fedor to approve the revised 1977 Posltton Glassiftcation Plan. TFfe motion passed unantmous]y. The Director reported on the Park Fund as requested by Commissioners. 1975 Balance ; 1.418 1976 Balance 8,044 1977 Batance 5 000 TOTAL 3T3;�d7 The Program Supervisor was eatled upon to report on tihe spring brochure and program. New program's offered include: Bicycle Safety. Twins Clinit, Spring Scene. T-Beseball,"<Softball, and Ba1'1eL r"ar Monrn. Adjournment Motion by Coamtss! Copiln to adtourn The Parks and Rae� 39.01 Ci�t1y°TliR 34 PI�.:ri ANU RliCRPATION COP9:`1IFiSI0i1 34.OL FiS'.['ABLISIIfdL'i1'i'. There is hereUy established a Park and Recreation Commi,sion for the purpose of advising the Council on the operation of public recreation, parks .ind playgrouncls, pur:uant to the authority of this chapter. 'ihe Park and Recrcation Commission is referred to herein �... the "Commission" . 34.02. CO21POSITION. The Commission shall wnsist of :even members appointed uy the Mayor with the approval of t.hc majority of thr_ Council. 34.03. 7.'EP.I'AS F1ND Ve�Cl1DICI�S. (1) The first mc:nbers of the Conmission shall be ��PPointed as follo�as: T�vo membera for a term of one year, tero members for a Lerm of t�.�o ycars and three member� for ;.i tcrm of three year:�, the une�oired portion of the year in which these apg,ointnonts are made shall be wnsidered as ��ue year. As the terms ezpire, all appointments thereufter �:hal.l be for term; of three years and sAid appointments shall bu made at the fir:;t meetynq of each year. Sai3 terms shall c��mmence the lst day of :fanuary, 1973. IIoth original and auccessive aopointees chall hold ttyeir offices until their �aiccessors are appointed and yuali£ied. (2) Vacancies during Yhe term shall be filled by the Ftayor.cvith thc approval of. the najority of the Council fo Lhe uner,pired portion of. the term. ery-a, , e e uLI#er. No member shall be p�rsonally interested in any con- lrectc in which Y.he Commiss.ion may enter. 34.01. C�)h�Pi:idSA'1'ION. bicmbers of the Commission shall �carve without'compen,ation. 34.OS. RGhtOV.ni� I'ROM OFPICE. Any menber of the Co:runissfon m.ry be ren:oved if threc consecutive meetings are missed with- ��uC a valid rr.a�on, if thc Conunission dutie c'n'6��itt� :ul)y carried ouC and for cause duly foun b a two-thi ��uCc of thc Connnissi.on mecnbers and the consent o e ouncil. 34.06. URGANI%T'PtON. 7'he Cor,unission shall select a �:h��irman, a v'ica-chairman e�nd �Y- fron its memUership 34.07 who shall serve for. terms of one ycar, beginning, danuary 1 of each year. At its first meeting the Commission ahall adopt rules of procedure and clecl- the officers. It Fhall amend the rules from tirie to time, as is neces�ary. Thef4unicipal Attorney shall act as aCtorney for the Corr.mis- eion and the Nlunicipal Engineer shall �ct as iL-s enqineer. 34.07. MEEi2NGS. The Commission shall establ.ish regular mceting dates, but special meetings n�ay be called by any ofEicer of the Coiamission upon thrne (3) days notice to all tnembers. The Commission shall mect at least t�;�elve (]2) times in cach calendar year. n majority of the .zppointed members ,hall constitute a quorum. 34.08. BUDGET OF FINANCES. (1) An annual statemznt of receipts and disbursem2nts shall be filed by the Municipal Administrator immediately aftex' the close of the calendar year and not later than February 15th and shall be included as part of thc annual financial statement of the Municipal ildministrator in con- formit with state law. The Commission must present, i�u latcr than August lst of ea h ear, an estimatc, in such details as the Council shall require, of its financial needs for ihe Conur.i�sion for the ensuing fiscal year. (3) The Clerk-Treasurer shall make wriL-ten budget- dis- bursement reports to the Conmiission at monthly intervals. For purposes of budgeting, accountiny, and reportin9, the fiscal year of the Commission and thc fund sha11 be January lst to December 31st of each year. l�n audit of thc funds shall be made annually. SuGi audit may be made independentl.y of or in conjunction with any audit which may be �nade of the funds of the Municipality. The Can�,iission sl�al.l advise the Counc:il to establish charges or fees of the restricted us�5 oF any facilities or to make any phase of the recreation program wholly or partially s^lf-sustaining. 34.09. Po,7L•'xS A[�ln DU,'tES. In order to carry on the recreation pro9ran provided hcrein, the Commission shall: il) Advise the Council on employing necessary personnel and fix their compensation, but such empl.oyment and compensa- tion shall not be an obligation of Yhe Municipality until approved by the Council. (2) With the con�ent of the Council, have the authoiity to operate a proyram of public r.ecreation and playgrounds upon property which i:; owned or othe nvise made available to t; 34.09 ttn•Munici�ality for suc:� public recreational purpose. It �i,n11 rcconunend to the Council the lcasiny or acquisition of �,,,�1 or personal pr.operty for publi.c recrcational use as it. �I,,,•n�s desirable but thc Coaimission shall not i:ave authority I„ �icyuire land or construct buil.di.ngs in i.ts own name unless �� rli+ill. first receive such authority from the Council. Any �•q��i��wcnt or recreational facilities shall belong to the pnnicipalii-y. (3) Advise the Council of leasing real or pE�rsonal �,iup�erty or both for public recreation use for periods of puc ]unyer than one (1) year. (A) Idaintain and care for all property which it has �cryuired or which has been assigned to it for �ublic ���•crcation purposes. (5) Make periodic inventories of recreation and park qacvires which exist or rmay be needed and to interpret the nc��d:: of. the public to the Council. (f) Aid in coordinating the par.l: and recreat-i.on services „�� triCh programs of other gove:nment organizations and govern- �������t s�;ten_r.ies. j'3 'A, (7) Interpret the policies and f.uncti.ons oi the park and rC tvcreation department to the puUlic. (C) Acivise the Council ancl Administrator in the prepara- Pt�n� of the annual budget and ]ong ranqe capital improvement -proqrams. ` (9) Advise the Council on pr.avidiny musical and free �mtr:rtainment for the general public. (10) Formulate and prescriUe r.easonaUle rules and regula- , tiuns for the uce of the 9ene:al public of <�ny facilitics in ':' nny park area. (11) Advise the Council on constructiny roadc•�ays, paths, ' buildings, fountains, docks, boat ]touses, bath houses, re- .: frenhment booth„ amusement halls, pavilions and other r nec�ssary structures and improvements in parks. Tlie Commission �? m�y aclvise the Council on making contracts and leases for the 7.,construction and operation of these facilities for terms not ' oxcceding ten years. Every such contract and lease shall ' pz�vide that the structur:; shall be oper�ted for the public Yse and convenience, and that the charqes sha11 be reasonable , und it sha11 reserve to the Commission power to prescribe � teasonable rules and regulations from time to time for the ` conduct of the privilege. F , 34.10 (12) Do �shatever othe.r acts are roasonable, nec^ssary anri proper to carry out their prescribed po�ac�r, nnd func- tions as set forth herein. 34.10. DLLEGA'PIODI OF POb:liR. 7'he Council may establish such rules and regulations for the adriinistration of this chapter as it may deem neccssary and may ciclegate ,uch rule making authority to the Com,nission and the Comr.�ission shall have power to make such rules and regulations pursuant to dclegated authori.ty as it deems necessary for thc purpose of performing its cu�ies as hercin set forth. � e Y � �\V v�p Call To Order MINUTES OP TH8 PROCEHDINGS OF '1'HE PARKS AND RGCRGATiON COMMfSS10N CITF OF MOUNDS VIIi1Y COUNTY OF RAh1SIiY S'!'ATE OP MIN;JlSO'fA �cial essicn Jul 1976 ' y Ha The Mounds Vicw Parks F Recreation Commission met in special session ancl was called to order Uy Chairman Netcrson at 5:50 p.m. Roll Call Chairman Vcrn Peterson, Commissioners Barb Ilaakc, Jacquc Coplin, Wayne Rurmeister, lVa�•ne Weflen, and Gordon Fedor. Also preseni werc Rogcr 3aumgartncr, Councilman; Doug Bryant, Director; and Marcia deLaBruere, Program Super- visor. Silver View Dlotion by Commissioner Haake and seconded by Conceptual Plan Commissioner Weflen to accept the Silver View Community Park conceptual plan as presented at the June 24, 197G, public meeting wit'.? the stipulation that tiie commission approve any design change. The motion passed unanimously. Update/Capitol Motion by Commissioner Burmeister and seconded Improvements by Commissioner Fedor to recommend the follow- Program ing prioritized list of capitol improvements for 1977 to the City Council. � 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Public restrooms remodeling at City Hall garage and drinking fountain in park. Extension of water/sewer utilities plus underground watering at Greenfield Park. Underground water at City Hall Park. Rotary mower. Two Tennis Courts at Greenfield. Oakwood Tot Lot. Lambert Tot Lot. Greenfield bleachers. Oakwood bleachers. Limestone parking lots (Ardan, Greenfield, Woodcrest). 11. Oakwood rink chaege. 12. Hillvicw Park shelter building. 13. Groveland Park shelter building. The motion passed unanimously. Adjournment Motion by Chairman Peterson and seconded by Commissioncr I�edor to adjourn the meeYing. The motion passed unanimously. The Parks $ Recreation Commission adjourned at 7:15 p.m. Residents at Ardan Park Public Meeting - March 22, 1977 1. Jerry Hanscom 2. Gary E. Hanscom 3. Mr. 6 Ms. Bache (Ralph 6 Ann) 4. Ingvald Johnson 5. David Freemore 2336 Sherwood Rd. 55432 784-3728 7624 Spring Lake Rd., 55432 786-5260 2510 Ardan Ave., 55432 784-4841 8384 Long Lake Road, 55432 784-4763 5378 Long Lake Rd., 55432 784-2097