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PARKS ANU RI.CRLA'TION C�MMISSION
C i'CY OF MOUNDS VI H W
(:OUNTY 'OF RAMSEY
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August 28, 1986
Mounds View City Hall
Counc i 1 Chamt�ers
6:30 p.m.
CALL TO ORDER
ROLi. CALL
CHAIRPERSON'S REPORT
The meetinq was called to order at 6:35 p.m.
by Chaitperson Wayne Rurmeister.
Commissioners pt`esent: Commissioner 5ilvis,
Long, Wuori, and Chairperson Burmeister.
Commissioners aUsent: Commissioner Letendre,
Weflen and Linnell.
Councilmembers present: Councilmember Quick
No chairperson's report.
COUNCILMEMBER'S REPORT Councilmember Quick indicated that he would
like to have the trash barrells at Groveland
riar.k moved closer to the picnic area. Com-
missioner Wuori indicated that there was a
house adjacent to GreenEield Park dumping
thefr grass clippings on the City park pro-
perty. StatE indicaGed that they would
resolve both issues prior to the next meeting
date.
nISCUSSION OF GAPITAL
IMPROVEMENT PLAN
Staff reviewed the priorities that the Park
Commission had established relating to cost
estimates for each of the neighborhood garks
at their special Park Commission meeting on
August 7, 1986. Sta£f then indicated the
next step was to prioritize each of the
individual rankings and comments for each
neighborhood park an a City-wide basis. A
great deal oE discussion ensued and the Park
Commission prioritized their 5 year capital
improvement plan based on 4 objectives:
l.. Fnvironmental co�cerns and preservatian
of. the existing park resources.
2. Safety and health concerns.
3. Current community voids andJor deficien-
cies as o�tlined in the City park system
master plan.
4. Aesthestics and general park improve-
ments.
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REViEW RG50LUTION
#2067 REGARDiNG USF
OF PA[iK LANU ADJACFN'T
TO RFSII)ENTIAL PROPERTY
Tt�e Park Commission L-hen reviewed each of. the
issues anci developed the f.al'lowing capital=
improvement p1An:
1986 CAPITAL IMPROV�MENT PLAN
1988
Silver View Park Parking Lot $ 96,000
1989
General Skating (Greeniield) $ 8,000
Oakwood Multi-purp�se Court 18,400
Woodcrest Regrading 16,7Q0
Ardan Park Play Struatur.e 8,000
Building Improvements C� 9 sites 20,000
73,100
1990
Silver View Bridge $16,000
5ilver View Tot Lot 20,000
Random t4ulti-purpose Caurt 13,000
Woodcrest Dtulti-purpose Court 13,000
72" RoL•ary Lawn Ftower 10,000
72,OOQ
1991
GreenEield Arcliery Range $ 6,000
Lights at 5ilver View Park 53,000
Oakwovd Picnic Shelter 9,000
City Flall Multi-purpose Court i3,000
80,000
1992
Woodcrest Park Tot Lot $20,000
Lambert Multi-purpose Court 13,OOQ
Hoekey Lights at Hillview 12,000
Oakwood Park Play Area 15,000
Floating Boardwalk at Silver View 16,000
76,000
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The motion was made by Chairperson
t3urmeister, seconded by Commissioner Silvis
to adopt the five year capital improvement
plan and direct staEf to formalize a r��ort
Eor. the Commission's review at the Septemher
Park Commission meeting. Motion passed unan--
imousiy 4 ayes, 0 nays.
StaEf reviewed the City Council rtesolution
reyerciing pa�k land adjacent to residential
property with the Commission. 5taff indicat-
ed that the only change by the City Council
was to set the date of May 1, 1987 f or imple-
mentation to ensure that the neighborhood
residents would be awar� oE the changes prior
t•o planting gardens in the spring of 1987.
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ADJOURNMENT
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rac� a�w ccc�.cca�avn �icca.a.vL n���c�.avn anui—
cateci that he had` accepted a new position
with the City of Inver Grove Heights and
would be Eormally 'resigning from the City of-
Mounds View on SepEember 26,'1966.' He furth-
er 'indicated that more formalized comments
wou'ld be submitted at the September 18 'Com-
mission meeting. StafE also reviewed the
fall rec�eation programs indicating that a
new secies oE programs for after school were
being developed by Recreation/Athletic Super-
visor Saarion including a pre-school program
at Groveland Park.
A motion was made by Commissioner Wuori,
seconded by Coramissioner Long to adjvurn the
meeting. Tt�e motion passed unanimously 4
ayes, 0 nays. The meeting was formally
adjournerl at 9:20 p.m.
,� Respe�ctfully submitte ,
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