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PL PACKETS 2000-2004
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Parks Commission Meeting Minutes <br /> September 11, 2000 <br /> t Page 3 <br /> 1 Jindra noted to Mr. Kost that the VillageFest celebration is typically held on the blacktop parking <br /> 2 . lot, and spills over into the green area of Central Park. She inquired if Central Park would be. <br /> 3 available at all for VillageFest next year. Mr:Kost noted that Central Park would be closed dur- <br /> 4 ing that time, but it could be possible for the project to work around a celebration in the parking <br /> 5 lot. It might be a necessity to relocate the VillageFest celebration for the year 2001, but that is- <br /> 6 sue would be revisited as the Park's plans are finalized. <br /> 7 Discussion ensued about the grading that is planned for the Park and the drainage issues once the <br /> 8 grading is completed. Mr. Kost felt confident that the grading plan he has in mind will be less <br /> 9 expensive than hauling away the extra dirt, and will in actuality benefit the portions of the Park <br /> 10 that are not currently draining well. <br /> 11 Mr. Hartman distributed to the Commissioners the most recent list of construction costs which <br /> 12 was dated July 12, 2000. However,the aggressive skate park cost was still listed on those fig- <br /> 13 ures, and Mr. Hartman asked Augie Wong to revise the list of July 12 to delete the skate park and <br /> 14 any associated lighting. Mr. Wong stated that he would revise the list to accurately reflect all <br /> 15 costs. <br /> 6 Mr. Kost reviewed for the Commission possibilities for surfacing of the playground area. Mr. <br /> 17 kost suggested that a lighter surface, such as brown, tan or yellow is used because of the heat <br /> 18 that is generated by a darker surface. Additionally, he suggested that more trees be planted in <br /> 19 that area to assist in alleviating the heat that could be absorbed by the play surface. <br /> 20 Gebhardt said that she would consider eliminating the play area of the Park because of the <br /> 21 significant cost of the equipment. Brian Thuesen noted that the area would be used and the <br /> 22 question would have to be asked if the play equipment would be an important feature of the Park, <br /> 23 particularly for use in conjunction'with the wading pool. <br /> 24 Gebhardt stated that she felt the pool area and shelter neededto be re-done, but she was unsure <br /> 25 about the play area. Mr. Kost pointed out that the play area has been in the plans for several <br /> 26 years and it would be advisable to contact the neighbors in the area of the play equipment and <br /> 27 find out their feelings before considering eliminating any play areas. <br /> 28 Jindra noted that she has heard from many residents that they are excited about the play areas. <br /> 29 Hartman stated that he remembered the Commission had planned on presenting the entire plan all <br /> 30 at once, and if phasing needed to be implemented,then the Commission could have a back up <br /> 31 plan in that respect. Mr. Kost noted that at that time,the Commission would need to come to an <br /> 32 agreement about a backup plan. <br /> 03 Mr. Kost suggested to the Commission to ask the Council what the limit is for the Park budget, <br /> 34 and then, if need be,to return and come up with a different phasing plan. <br />
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