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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOMMISSION_MINUTES_1977-05-26"!"li[S '�. �il!E f'f'.OfC!I' ., iil lill ' ., R iRI P�l i�'( ii ,) �"I?Y �F MOUNDS ViCir COUi�TY OF 1?t1f4SfY STATE OF MI'�lNCSDTA Reni��ar Session May 26, 7�377 Ci ty lial l Call To Order The ^?nunds +liew Parkr; & Recreation Cortonission iv,e± in r��guini� sescinn and was called to order by Actinq Chair�r�i-son Ilnrb !ladl:c at 6:50 p.m. Roll Call Actinq f,hairperson Rai•f� Flaake, Commissioners,Jacque Coplin, GorJon Fedor, and Wayne WePlen. Rlso oresent ��r�s Cuuncilmc:�.iber, ��orrinn Liebarth; Pro�rain Supervisor, fn,ry °:valheim; and Dircct:m�, �ouq Gryant. Approval of M1iinutes of the March 'R, 1977 Parks R Recreation h1inutes Coinmission meeting st�md approved as read. PJo o6jection5. Councilmember Councilmeinber 7.iebarth reported that the City Council Report supported the Commission on the beer in parks issue. They agreed on no her.r in neighborhood parks and iimite� cuiisuntption ��� cor,�;;;unity :nd special u5B parks. Silver View Community Park L.P.W. Gran± Mini-Bikes/ Snowmobites Joint Meeting Council/ Commission Comnunit.y Education Dinner Adjournment The first item or business ta�s an updated report on the proposed acquisition of Silver View Community Park. The Dir�ctor repoeted. Conr���su� l�y members present Lo priaritize the following parks `or potent:ial consteuction of shelter buildinqs. Piembcr�: present: Haake, Fedor, and Weflen. Priorities: 1) ;reenfield, <'_) idoo�lcres[, 3) Hillview, 4) Lambert, 5) 6roveland, 6) City Hall, 7) Ardan. - After a discussion on existin� conditions in Mounds View re9ardin� mini bikes and snotivmobiles the Commi55ion° requested staff to deveiop an ardinance and submit it to � Commissioners at least one week in advance of the meeYilfg . for which it is schedule.d t� be evaluated. The Director suggested that the Commission get tOgethpr with the City Council for a presentation on Parks, Recreation, and Forestry. Commissioners suggested July or llugust for such a meeting. Jacque Coplin reminded Commissioners of the upcoming dinner meeting sponsoreA by Community Fducation in whieh community leaders within distrir.t 621 would discuss the role of youtn athletics. _ �� The Parks & Recreation Conmission adjourned at i�:15 p.m. Call To Order Roll Call Approval of P1i nutes ',�"�'.!T,:; i r TFL� Pi'.00EF'i:;iGS OF i�!= P/1RKS AidD RECREATIOi� COM11ISSfON CITY OF P�10UNDS ViEtd COU�JTY 0� RAf4SEY STATE OP h11'd"lESOTA � � � Regular Session May 26, 1477 City Halt The Mounds Vievi Parks & Recreation Commission inet in regular sessinn and was called to order by Acting Chairperson 6arb ilaake at 6:50 p.m. Actinn Chairperson [3arb Haake, Commissioners,Jacque Coplin, Gordon Fedoe, and Wayne 47eflen. Also present 1•�as Cnuncilriember,C-ordon Ziebarth; Program Supervisor, f�lary I:valheim; and Director, C�oug [3ryant. Minutes of the March 24, 1977 Parks & Recreation Commission meeting stand approved as read. No objeCtions. Councilmember Councilmember Ziebarth reported that the City Council Report supported the Commission on the beer in parks issue. Tiiey agreed on nu ueer in ��eighborhood parks and limited consumption in community and special use parks Silver View Community Park L.P.W. Grant Mini-6ikes/ Snowmobiles Joint Meeting Council/ Commission Comnunity F.ducation Dinner Adjournme�t The first item on business was an updated report on the p�•opo;ed acquisition of ;ilver View Community Park. The D�irector reported. Concensus by meinber; present to prioritize the following parks !"or poteni:ial construction of shelter buildiogs. P4embers present: Haake, Fedor, and Weflen. Priorities: 1) Greenfirld, 2) Woodcrost, 3) Hillview, 4) Lambert, 5) Grnveland, G) City Hall, 7) Ardan. After a discussion on existing conditions in Mounds ViE�t regarding mini bikes and snowmobiles the Commissian requcsted staff to develop an ordinance and submit it t4 Commissioners at least one week in advance of the meetiflg ' for which it is scheduled to be evaluated. The Director suggested that the Commission get together with the f,ity Councit for a p�•esentation on Parks, Rer.reation, and Forestry. Commiss;oners suggested July or August for such a meeting. Jar.que fpplin reminded Commissioners of the upcoming dinner meeting sponsored by Gommunity F.ducation in which community ieaders within distriet G21 wnu}d discuss: Lhe;; role �f ,youth athietics. The �arks & Recreation Commission adjourned at $;15 p.m.- ary e�newooa tiemenza Sunnyside Element E!dgewood Jr. High Irondale Sr. High EI�'c'RGENCY NUM6ER5 Police Fi re STAFF hi�rk Achen Larry Decheine Ernie Grabowski Dorothy Sandgren Pat Casci Mary Kvalheim Tom Tveit Steve Rose Eva Melhouse Ceggy Lo�g Jack Shields Chuck Hubbard 133 006 7ti6-5200 484-9155 784-1794 on = Park INTERCOM 786-0411 Pat 28 633-71'66 Eva 20 7$4-12Q3 Dorothy 21. 706-321i3 Wally & Steve 22 777-3747 Mark 23' 788-0419 Bruce 24 483-0227 Larry & Maintenance 7 75T-2483 Ernie 6 786-2362 Police Secretary - Marilyre 4 755-8379 Juvenite Officer - Tim S. 0' 458-0636 Mary 3 757-2358 Chuck 29 Pe99Y 27 Jack 26 Tom 25 COL�NCIL, COMP�I5SIONS fi STAPF CITY COUNCIL John Pickar Tfayor 2299 Kno11 Dr., 55112 Donald Hodges Councilperson 5086 Eas[woud Rd., SSll2 ^ Roger Baumgartner Councilperson 7585 KnolLaood Dr., 55432 ` Judy Rowley Councilperaon 2562 Ridge Lane� 55112 Gordon 2lebarth Councilperson 5150 liona Rd., 5511'L PLAMNINC COAIl�tISSION Barbara Haake Chairperson Allen Zepper Phyllis Blanchard Gerald Fose Don Mackeben Paul Fedor Nancy Bucmeiater RcSc:t Glazer Roger Baumgartner Council Rep PARRS AND RECREATION COMFIISSION Luverne Peterson Chairperson Wayne Burmeiscer Jacque Coplin Gordon Pedor Barbara Haake Wayne Weflen Kip Lundquist Gordon 2iebar[h Council Rep � �„ AKESIDE PARK COMMISSION Dua�e Betker Chairperson Bruce Madaen Jersy Linke Judy Rowley Council Rep Sharon Coulthart Seczetary Gladye Prevallet Tom Ursin Don Nerman Don Prank Council Rep HUPIAN RIGHTS COUMTSSION Ruse Chriateneen Chairpereon Tom Foater Gerald Skelly Joan Godeke Dwight Kasperbauer Andrea Turner Floyd Linnell Gloria Westberg (alternate) Louiae Nerdahl (alternate) Felicia Linnell (alternate) John Pickar Council Rep POLIGL CIVIL SERVICE COMl1i5SI0N ,J flicNatd Paradi�e Chairpr.reort Lovell Uber Glen Daweon (revised 7/31/77) 3024 Co. Rd. I, 55432 5255 Irondale Rd., 55112 8005 Groveland Rd., 55432 8358 Knollwood Dr., 55432 8011 Sunnyside Rd., 55432 2288 Knoll Dr., 55112 7565 Knollwood Dr.. 55432 2625 Hillview Rd., 55472 2427 Clearview Ave., 55112 7565 Knollwood Dr., 55432 5168 Longview Dr., 55112 2279 Loie Dr., 55112 3024 Co. Rd. I, 55432 5372 Clifton Dr., 55112 2107 Cornell Dr., 55112 ;_ y„ term 7R4-1737 through 1478 784-6284 through 197$ 784-3810 through 14)$ ; 784-8046 ehtough 3980 ', 784-7506 through 1480 ' 786-1022 786-5822 184-2206 784-8269 784-5078 786-6268 786-4890 786-1614 784-4323 786-4890 786-7161 784-7701 786-1022 186-6430 786-8114 5394 St. Stephens S[., MV 55112 7A4-8772 5463 N. Adams St., MV 55112 786-4456 2319 Knoll Dr., MV 55112 786-4696 8205 Able N.E., SLP (at large) 786-7458 8231 Jefferson, SLP, 55432 784-9580 8130 N.E. Terrace Rd., SLP 784-1658 7738 Quincy St., SLP, 55432 784-5257 8200 SprinR Lk. Rd., 55432 2516 Ridge Ln., 55112 7695 Knollwood Dr., 55432 6942 Pleaeant View Dr., 55432 8345 Sunnyaide Rd, 55432 3048 Bronaon Dr., 55432 5205 Sunnysidc Rd., 55112 79U6 Creenfield Ave., 55432 7941 EdFewood Dr., 5205 5unuyslde Rd., 55112 5091 Eaetaood RJ., 55112 2757 Htllview Rd., 55432 2201 Lambert Ave., 55112 786-7083 784-7793 784- 36 35 �84-8i40 756-9878 784-7344 784-2698 784-6971 784-8774 784-2698 786-4637 784-65f;3 7A4-298k ehrough 1977 '" Chraugh 197B ' through 1979 " ehrough 1979 through 1979 through 1978 through 1978 through 1477 through 197$ ' through 1979 through 1979 T through 1978 ' through 1978 through 1477 ' ehrough 1977 through 1977 through 1979 through 1978 throuph 1977 through 1477 through 1978 through 1979 ' nush 1977 ! •ough 1978 - nugh 19�9 ' �� `�� � � �_�� � BOARD�COMMISSION SECTION 4(ORKSHOP �� �J.� l=J 1LesdaY, MaY 10. 1977 � 4:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. ��� i f��� �.d�errywood Ra� Dining Center Oniversiiy o£ Minnesota - Farm Can�pus . MINNE$OT� RLCR��TtON AND PARK ASSOCIATION INC. ' �15 flLAKE NO/D NOHT„ SWTF a HOPKMS MN 553aD 61P/999-36>8 . Q:3� � rJ:O� �.�. Si�� - Si�S WE1.00�� Alden Smith, Chairperson MRPA 33oaxd/Camussion Sectia� S:OS - 5:45 ICIDDOR TII�PIIS COUICLS � Should public sector or private sector provide thm�4 RichandYates and/or Del Green, Mpls. Park f� Rec. Board. Se45 - �c3C ^..k�'-...TII'1'P EIPJCATIQ?"COOPERATION OR WNSI'ERNNTION . . Tom MrbLllen . Cammatity Education Consultant, State Dept. of Education � Dougla5 Bryant Director of Parks and Recreation, Mo�mds View �. � John Brenna, Piesident t�HtPA � Director of Parks and Recreation, Golden Valley 6:30 - 7:30 DItAIER 7:30 - 8:15 1.F:GISIATIVE UPDATE Deparrnient of Natural Resources; Metropolitan Camcil; � Co�mity Education; LeaKue of Minnesota Cities; others. � Speakers to be annoimced ��: 8:15 -�till � � � closing.. IlIDEPPNDFNC��HOARDS $ HDVISORY BOARDS IN PARK 8 REfREATIW �: .`r:. � What is�positive and negaiive for�both � � Panel Members: . . .. � . .. David DurenbuTger. Chainoan, Nennepin Co. Park_Reserve Dist.; M�ber�'of tM Metropoliten Coimcil Open Space Advisory Ceimcil� �� _s &ut Brown _ Golden Valley Park ar�d�Recreatiovt Advisory Boaxd A1den��5mith � . . . . . - Mi�meapolis Park a� Recreotian Board � � . . . ... . �.,X dW u7 D1�w IbW posth, Suiu(6, Nepkf.pe, 4LLi 55343.� 1411� ��: .. . � � .. . . ,c__ -PWN6 � ADDA688 . ... .. .. . . CITY �. 22P -. ORGAtIZATION :: . .� . � � . . � . �CI�CII ENCLOSLD � . BILI. UBPARTl�MI' �... Eakoeido Park C �sion Rwnds 4iow - Spr3ng Lsa3e� �.k Doug Brqan4 14ou�ds V10x Pa8'k �pfeo qounds Viex, Mioa. 55112 ��' ��Be Thank you fox tha £i�o yoa to�k 4� hm1H eas �18h ouz applieatlon f and othor smt�ial i�r ora auu�r > To dat� x� have r�cSevmd eight applleatdom far � au rar ae� n P�reoa as� tho gwrd� ara NL up b8 �'. �taS �. !o� assia ie alw�ya liio aad • B�Iy �lp�wl, ' � � ' '%I / � ". ,: ,�...: ��....� �.,./ N. TRACKS Week of Apri� TS, 1977 Poge 7C In Mi»nesota �' � � � , . � ;� 1 1 1 1 9y Jeaoole Hannon Uaiversily Newa Servfce There is more W recrestion in Min� ,� oeaote than a moming oft 6etween snow r shoveiings or fln aflemoon spent slapping mosqwtces. The amson is arriving when w Mmnesota recreation wiil blossom. ^� Minnesota tends to follow many � retional Irenda in recreatlon and supplies (�' eane of its own too, according to John ''� Sehultz, Univereily ot Minnesola `�?t pMeasor of recreation, perk and leisure � �,, Bludies. �� Like mosf of the people in Ne cowlry, '� Minnesotans are more and more "_' frequenlly clwwsing ucHve ralher than .:, passive leieure�time activilies. One �'� eyample of Utis trend is the upsurge in >{-� cteative henNwork in remnl yeers. g 'Compenles that sell craft supplies end !'+L,eehools lhat otfer classes in crefts are � ,r600ming now," Schultz said. � People also seem to be looking tor mare '.: jrariMy iu tLe'v recreetion. Resons lhat �� iwed to provide just one activity, like �''i�hhiog, ere now tinding it necessary to �� diversify, both in Minnesota and � eleewhere, SchWlz said. � '^ .Sports priodtles are shifting somewha� ��.riao Schulta asi�, U�ough cecrestion ' yhends are always changing. CoU and ;�j4ycliog ere becoming more popWar in '" �nnesMa erd elsewhere while the ,��dedty of le�nia eeems to be leveling dI. Sailing Is becoming more popWar as , Ihe cast of eqWpment gces down and lhe , •:i ;� open seco ..i�reviwsly featined in other m�;ur lheme R t��'ta Uvoughout the cu.nUy. Other new we indude the emeziog Balancing necAts perferming eplit semnd .. crobatics, lAe acelaimeC 7'rolley - � rionetlea recrealin6 "�Iebrities on rings;"and featured in the diniog patio is lhe "Dyaamic Regtime Duo" o( - Poweli, a tas Vegas heaAliuer for ny yeRa and Lowell Schreyu, banjo rlumo. Two new bodY WPPeb, "Walley EYe,� � °Clalre D. Luon," will join � Chncolalr pla�se" anA "Colnnel .IoAn nF:ll.. .• . . . . � I cost nt gas for power 6oeling gces up. Energy shnrtagea are beginning to have a realimpacl on recreation, &hulu said. Minnesala resorLS wlll probably beneflt e6 people find it necessary to boet end camp closer to home. Some local resorls have added tacilities tor cempets in the {resl rnuplc of years to cash in on Utia trend. Heavier lazes on gasoline could make ciuse�to-home camping even more common, but hard-core Minnesota smwmobilers will cul back In other nreae to keep (ueling Neir motors, &hWlz seid. Whiln lhe appeal of motorpowered recrealion is spultering out, "beck to nalure" recrealion is in tWl flower, SchWtz said. Backpacking, cenceing, cross�country skiing and Jusl plaln walking are more popWar across the country now than ever before. More trails far biking end hiking are Eeing buil[, bul not without controversy. Minnesota planners are et odds over whether to design them as romd-tdp •9aops" or as one-way "arrows." Riqhts ot way along old railroad Uecks are often used, but now farme's in some arees are trying ta buy this land for themselves, ScnWlz said. What used to be a hitorvmias approach to recreation is becoming more organiud, SchWt2 aeid. People in Min� nesola and eisewhere are progremming lheir leisure the way they do their work. This is pertly from necesslly — many 6owtlng alieys and ice arenas must 6e reserved by groups well in edvance, and ��� moro ekl urees in hllnneaota are begln- ning to package theit time too, &hWlz seid. 6ut people ehoWM'[ luve W evWuote their recreallon the way lhey do their work, ScAWtz added. "A backQecking trip shoWM't be Judged Jusl by how ter you go or a bird-watching jewt by Iww many speciee you saw,° he seld. Wlput ie not the only goal ot recreation. Olher national trends arc increa0ing recreetion time end making ft more importaot. As more compenies move to fourdey work weeke, (lexible timing and split jobs, more blmks ot tlme for recreetion are creeted. "Md es more people take lime otf between jabs, retire eariy, change careers, or ere unem• ployed, there is mme Ume tor recreedon too;' SchWtz aeid. 79iie can edd up to a substanlial investmenl in recreation nalionelly. The "leisure iadr.:ry" In Minnesota. however, is quite dVterent from the nationet picture, SchWiz said. [arge corporadons are buying rewrW nationelly but have �rot moved onW the Minnesata attne where 90 percent of the 2.200 rewr4s boast only 10 CabW ar leae. end are mostly tamiiyawned. "The big companiee scem to be Iookit� tor four-seeson potmtlal;' SchWta wIQ adding that Minnesate's wfntere dol�,� seem warm enauBh, except to M4r nesolans who enjoy cmescountry ekilnQ, snowmabiling, icrGehing and winler campouLV. nd season May 14 The Golphin shav, Valleytair's mael populer praduclion, will he retumipg for Ihe 19T! season aiong wilh tAe park'e regular lineup ot great rides, auch es, lhe rallrr cwsteq Ihe rail bender, antlque motor cers, dodgeem care, tr�banl, 17ying trapeee, supercal, Ue giant fertls wheel nnd the IB23 handtarved carauel OI IIO�FCS. Slwamen eaid 1Ae perk Ne fwlAer enhanced iU turnM-thrcmlury Ihemo �hrough Ihe additiw ot � unique Ilmling 6errol Gridge enledng IMng's Island. Alang wilh ezpanding the park'e picnic arca la arcommndate specail Rraups nr gorgeoue lhrentiered fountaln In the maln enlrance plara. Wilh the edditions olexci8ing nea Ads, thrllling enlerlainmeni and be�utlful landscaping, Sherman promis`s yeu lwo at Valleyfair W be ao evm bis{er 4y eraund. Prlces io Ue Ii7! aea�an �ro 16.SD la' guafa egea l8 aM oldv; {5.60 kr gunb aga � W 11. CAildren under age taur ue admitted free. From opeNng on Sa[urd�y, Mey 1� through TAunday, Mey 29, Uie ptk will open from 10 a,m. througA 8 p.m. daily. Aflrr MaY N. I��k hanrv will M Irnm m CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION Thursday, May 26, 1977 6:30 p.m. A G E N D A 1. Call to order . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:30 p.m. 2. Roll call 3. Approval of March 24, 1977 minutes 4. Chairman's report 5. Councilman's report' 6. Other business: A.) Subdivisions B.) Silver View Community Park" C.) Summe� Recreation Program D.) L.P.W. Grant E.) Mini Bike Hearing�- F.) Joint Meeting Council/Commission 7. Informative items/commissioner's comments 8. Adjournment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 p.m. Call To Order MINUTES OF THE PROCEED;PdGS Of THE PARKS AidD RECREATIOfd COMMISSION CITY OF MOUtJDS VIEW COUIlTY OF RA�4SEY STATE OF MI'dNESOTA Regular Session �M1�y '� ,�,� City�Hall The Mounds View Parks & Recreation Cemmission met in regular session and was called to order by Acting Chairperson Barb Haake at E:50 p.m. Roll Call Acting Chairperson Barb Haake, Commissioners,Ja:q��c Coplin, Gordon Fedor, and Wayne Weflen. Aiso present was Councilmember,Gordon Ziebarth; Program Supervisor, Mary Kvaiheim; and Director, Doug Bryant. Approval of Minutes of the March 24, 1977 Parks & Recreation Minutes Commission meeting stand approved as read. P!o objections. Councilmember Councilmember Ziebarth reported that the City Council Report supported the Commission on the beer in parks issue. They agreed on no beer in neighborhood parks and limited consumption in community and special use parks. Silver View The first item on business was an updated report cn Community Park the proposed acquisition of Silver Vie+a Community Park. The Director reported. L.P.W. Grant Concensus by members present to prioritize the following parks for potential constructian of shelter buildings. Members present: Haake, Fedor, and Weflen. Priorities: 1) Greenfield, 2) Woodcrest, 3) Hillview, 4) Lambert, 5) Groveland, 6) City Hall, 7) Ardan. Mini-�iikes/ After a discussion on existing conditions in Mounds View Snowmobiles regarding mini bikes and snowmobiles the Commission requested staff to develop an ordinance and submit it to Commissioners at least one week in advance of the meeting for which it is scheduled to be evaluated. Joint Meeting The Director suggested that the Commission get together Council; with the City Council for a presentation on Parks, Commisr cn Recreation, and Forestry. Commissioners suggested July or August for such a meeting. Corrmunity �acque Coplin reminded Commissioners of the upcoming Education Dinner dinner meeting sponsored by Community Education in which community leaders within district 621 would discuss the role of youtn athletics. Adjournment The Parks & Recreation Cort¢nission adjourned at 8:15 p.m.