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PL PACKETS 2000-2004
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Parks Commission Meeting Minutes <br /> March 12, 2001 <br /> Page 3 <br /> 1 Gebhardt asked, if the park was phased, would construction damage the previously completed <br /> 2 fieldwork. Mr. Kost noted he felt there would be minimal,destruction of the fields because <br /> 3 construction fences would be erected and noted the environmental work could also be Out off <br /> 4` through phasing. <br /> 5 Jindra noted this park was established to meet needs of the entire community. She indicated if <br /> 6 the park was phased out, only the fields would be completed within the first few years. She <br /> 7 asked if this was really what the Park Commission wanted to present to the Council. <br /> 8 Ganley agreed stating it may be beneficial to complete the entire project in today's dollars <br /> 9 without putting it off to the future with inflation. <br /> 10 Hodson indicated the Commission could offer this up to residential comments and see if there <br /> 11 was a strong desire to complete the park in whole or in phases. <br /> 12 Skrivseth asked if the current wading pool and building would continue to exist if this area was <br /> 13 going to be phased into the plan in five years. Mr. Kost stated this area could be used right up <br /> 14 until the area was reconstructed. <br /> 15 Mr. Hubmer questioned if the play areas and wading pool-area could be bid as alternates. Mr. <br /> 16 Kost stated this could easily be completed. <br /> 17 Jensen asked how the line item for the wading pool could have jumped by $100,000 and if other <br /> 18 items would be increasing significantly. Mr. Kost stated this was only an estimate at this time <br /> 19 from the market value for these items. He indicated that after the park was sent out for bid the <br /> 20 Commission would learn the true market values of each item. <br /> 21 Jensen stated he would like to meet with Mr. Kost in a subcommittee to define the growth items <br /> 22 and where the Commission members can analyze these lines items before going before the <br /> 23 Council. Ganley stated he would be willing to volunteer.for this subcommittee as well. <br /> 24 Jindra-asked if the Commission would like to meet again, after this item was reviewed by the <br /> 25 subcommittee and before the next Council meeting. Anderson noted he felt this item could be <br /> 26. wrapped up with the subcommittee to provide answers to the Council. <br /> 27 Gebhardt asked if the lights were needed on each and every field. She wondered if decreasing <br /> 28 the number of lit fields would eliminate the usefulness of the fields. Ganley indicated the <br /> 29 lighting would allow for greater use of the fields for both baseball/softball and soccer. Jensen <br /> 30 noted there was a great demand for field use as heard from the residents and Councilmembers. <br /> 31 Jindra reported a subcommittee consisting of Jensen, Ganley and Anderson would meet with Mr. <br /> 32 Kost to answer any financial questions before the next Council meeting. <br />
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