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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes <br /> August 25, 1998 <br /> Page 9 <br /> 1 Mayor Ranallo stated the Parks Commission Chair, Carol Jindra, would present the <br /> 2 Commission's first report to the City Council. He welcomed Ms. Jindra, thanking her <br /> 3 for accepting the position of Chair of the Parks Commission. <br /> 4 Ms. Jindra stated the Parks Commission appreciates the opportunity to come before the <br /> 5 City Council each month to keep the Council appraised of Parks Commission <br /> 6 developments and activities. She stated the Parks Commission consists of 7 newly- <br /> 7 appointed members addressing the redevelopment of Silver Point Park, Central Park <br /> 8 and Emerald Park. The Commission will address all three parks in a timely manner; <br /> 9 however, they are currently focussed on addressing issues in Silver Point Park. <br /> 10 Ms. Jindra stated there are some crucial decisions to be made regarding flooding in <br /> 11 Silver Point Park with the assistance of Todd Hubmer and WSB. There are other <br /> r 12 factors involved in the timetable, such as the 29th Avenue corrections next spring. She <br /> 13 added the Commission is concerned about making important decisions so quickly and <br /> 14 would like to defer decision if possible. She questioned whether the City Council would <br /> 15 move forward without a decision from the Parks Commission regarding Silver Point <br /> 16 Park, or if it.could be deferred for another month. <br /> 17 Ms. Jindra indicated one issue'is the loss of a ballfield; as the Council may be aware, <br /> 18 the Sports Boosters and other groups are concerned about the total number of available <br /> 19 fields. She added the Parks Commission is concerned about the timeliness of these <br /> 20 decisions. Ms. Jindra stated WSB would like to begin the project in October <br /> 21 and the Parks Commission is concerned about holding up the <br /> 22 process. <br /> 23 Mayor Ranallo asked Todd Hubmer, WSB, to address the Council. Mayor Ranallo <br /> 24 stated many residents have expressed concern over the reconstruction of Silver Point <br /> 25 Park. He asked if reconstruction could be delayed until Spring 1999 to obtain support <br /> 26 and agreement from all sides. He asked what WSB's timetable is for the necessary. <br /> 27 work to be done. <br /> 28 Todd Hubmer, WSB, explained the main reason for completing Silver Point Park this <br /> 29 fall is 29th Avenue is scheduled for improvements in Spring 1999. When those <br /> 30 improvements are completed, water will be redirected towards Silver Point Park, and <br /> 31 the park has to be equipped to deal with the excess water. If the upgrading of the park <br /> 32 can be done in the fall, and restoration of 29th Avenue completed in the spring, the <br /> 33 park will be able to withstand the waterflow. <br /> 34 Cavanaugh asked for the status of the Harding residents group's environmental <br /> 35 worksheet. <br />
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