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� PARKS AND RECREATION COMS7ISSION
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEid
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE Or MINNESOTA
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March 30, 1981
Mounds View City Hall
Council Chambers
6:00 p.m.
CALL TO ORDER The Moim ds View Parks and Recreation Coumiission�
was called to order at b:05 p.m, by Chairman
Wayne Burmeister.
ROLL CALL Covmiissioners Present: Chairperson Burmeister,
Donna Bowman, Gordon Fedor, Jerry Linke, Lloyd Scott
Marilynne Dennehy and Ed Letendre.
Commissioners Absent: Frank Silvis and Wayne Weflei.�.:�
' Councilmembers Present: Mayor Duane McCarty,
�' Bill Doty, Charlotte Forslund, Phyllis Blanchard,
and Don Hodges.
Staff Present: Director Anderson, Program Supaz-
visor Saarion and Clerk-Administrator Pauley.
Visitors Present: Gary Tushie, Landecap� AcchiC�Ct,.
Neal Loeditig, Sharon McCarthy, Planning Commi��ioa, �
Bob Glazer, Planning Cov�isaion, and Jean Mill�r, .
Planning Co�ission.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES A motion to approve the February 26, 1981 minuta�
as submitted was made by Commieeioner ponna Hoamsn
and seconded by Commiasionar Jorry Linke, Tha
motion passed unanimously.
7 nye•
0 nuyee
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REVIEW INITIAL CONCEP7 Mr. Gary Tushie, representing Saundersl�alden, Ync. �
PLAN F9R SILVER VIEW PARK reviewed the initial concept plan or blob study for �
Silver View Park.
After a great deal of general discussion, Coa¢nision-
�' er Lloyd Scott made a motion to provide a pedestrian�
cross-walk and sidewalk on the east side of Silver �
Lake Road as a public ped'estrian access near
Bronson Avenue.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Jerry Linke.
The motion passed unanimously.
7 ayes
0 nayes
Co�ssioner Jerry Linke also made a motion to
approve the concept plan of Silver View Park wi����
the imderstanding that changes may be made at the
public hearing.
Coum�i.ssioner ponna Bowman seconded the motion.
The motion passed unanimously.
7 ayes
0 nayes
A motion was made by Commissioner Jerry Linke to
hold a public meeting to review the Silver View
Park concept plan Saturday, April 11 at City Hall
at 10:00 a.m.
Coumiissioner Lloyd Scott seconded the motion.
Motion passed imanimously.
7 ayes
0 nayea �
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March 30, 1981
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ItEVIEW (continued) Commissioner ponna Bowman and Commissioner
Lloyd Scott expressed the idea to develop an
earth building storage garage into the sliding
hi11 proposed at Silver-View Park. Coffinissioner
Scott directed staff to research some preliminary
'� data regarding the feasibility of constructing
an earth sheltered sterage faciliCy, compared to
a wooden or block building.
T.axFSIDE PARK COMMISSION Director Anderson reviewed the status of the
Lakeside Park Joint Powers Agreement, stating that
it is currently in the hands of the attorneys for
. review. Director Anderson told of his concern
that the Council and Commission Members understand
the role changes of the agreement, especially
concerning the administration of the beach p=�gram.
Lakeside Park Co�mnission is an advisory board which,
, provides staff direction in establishing policy. -.
1'he City Parks and Recreation staff is responsible -.
- for implementing the policys that are approved �.
by the Lake�side Park Conmiission. Director Anderson
further stated that the individual �ity Councils
would be ultimately responsible for any legal
� decisions regarding Lakeside Park.
FUTURE PARK REFERENDUM Chairman Burmeister opened up the discussion re-
garding the possibility of a Park Referendum in the.
Spring of 1981. Chairman Burmeister felt we.should'��.
definitety have another referendian only we should �:
scale the dollar amount down below the 1.6 million.�..
Commissioner Scott and Linke both stated that they ��
felt we should stay with the 1.6 million dollar �
amount.
� Park and Recreation Coimnis�_�n
March 30, 1981
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FUTURE PARK REFERENDUM There was a general discussion that followed as
(continued) to why the referendum may have failed, a synopsis
, of the explanations that were offered are as
follows:
1. General Election
2. School referendum
3. Misunderstanding of some issues
4. Too much publicity
5. Poor timing
6. Too much money and too costly
7. Concern for park maintenance
Following the lengthy discussion, the Mayor ..
spoke on behalf of the Council directing staff �
to establish a task force oi residents to decermine
the following:
1. Why the referendum failed? �' �
2. Should we proceed with another referendvm?
3. Assuming the response to number 2 is positive, �.
. What should the referendum include? ��
a. Specific development �
b. Amount of money � �
c. Timing-day, etc.
4. Should a maintenance referendum be included? -�
5. Establishment of a citizens task force. .
Staff accepted the challenge and hopes to report
to the Council at the April 27 Council meeting.
CITY WIDE PARK SYSTEM Cortmiissioner Lloyd Scott made a motion to accept
MASTER PLAN � ��
the language of the letter dated March 18, 1981
to the Planning Co�mnission and deletion of page 71 �.�
from the City Wide Park System Master Plan.
The motion was seconded by Co�nissioner Jerry
Linke. The motion pasaed unanimously.
7 ayes �
0 nayea
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CITY WIDE (cont.) After further discussion Commissioner Jerry Linke
made a motion to rescind the previous motion.
. Marilynne Dennehy seconded the motion. Motion
� passed imanimously.
7 ayes
0 nayes
Commissioner Lloyd Scott made a motion to approve
the following language for the City Park P1an;
"With this amount in mind, the Mounds View City
Council and Park and Recreation Co�nission
propose to implement this program with funds from
State and Federal grants, City Park and Playgzound
Fund and revenues from a park referendwn if
approved by the voters of Mounds View. The
development of Silver View Park wi11 be primarily
through State and Federal funds."
We also agree to delete page �k71 from the City
Wide Park System Master Plan.
The motion was seconded by Comnissioner Jerry Linke.:.
The motion passed unanimously. .
7 ayes ,
0 nayes
AD70URNMENT Coimnissioner Gordon Fedor made a motion to adjourn �. ��.
the meeting, seconded by Con¢nissioner Jerry Linke. �
The motion passed unanimously. � �
5 ayes
0 nayes
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Reo1,�G_tiully Submitted,
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The meeting was adjourned at 8:30 p.m.