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ST. ANTHONY <br />February 26, 1999 <br />St. Anthony City Council <br />3301 Silver Lake Road <br />St. Anthony, MN 55418 <br />Dear Honorable Members of the St. Anthony City Council: <br />`/ <br />The St. Anthony `Sports respectfully submit thelon folloprovides <br />wing request to the City of St. Anthonicipation in various y: <br />*The for <br />the youth of <br />our community. P Y <br />*The City purchase, rent, or lease additional land to facilitate the need of the outdoor youth and <br />adult programs. Possible sources may include the former New Market Food Market area and the <br />abandoned ball fields behind Unisys adjacent to Gross Golf Course. <br />St. Anthony outdoor sports consist of: <br />*Pre t -ball, t -ball, coaches pitch baseball, in-house baseball, in-house,in-house fall soccer, traveling fall <br />softball, fast -pitch softball, <br />traveling baseball, in-house summer soccer, traveling summer soccer, <br />soccer, football, adult softball, and high school sports such as football, baseball, soccer, and softball. <br />*Youth participation numbers consist of 78 teams involving 1,240 players. <br />*High School and Middle School participation includes 15 teams with plans to add more. <br />*Adult softball includes 18-20 teams. <br />Summary: <br />While we have the availability of some parks, the number of fields do not provide the space necessary to <br />accommodate the growing number of participants in our youth programs. An increasing number of sport <br />participants are concentrating on one sport and are requiring the use of facilities the year around. <br />Therefore, in addition to acquiring land, it would be beneficial to weigh the possibility of constructing a <br />fieldhouse which could house all sports all year round. Our goal is to be proactive and build for the <br />future. We are experiencing a time when younger families are moving into the city. We have heard from <br />the students of St. Anthony that they need a place to feel comfortable within the city. We have heard <br />from the parents who want a safe place for their children to socialize. We believe it necessary that the <br />City consider these requests and act upon them, all the while continuing to build assets within our own <br />community. <br />The surrounding communities have been kind in offering use of their space but this is limited and often <br />requires that practices be held at very inconvenient days and times. An area within our own community <br />would be well used and would enhance the quality of activities in our city. <br />We appreciate your consideration of this request. _ <br />Sincerely,�f"` <br />St. Anthony Sports Boosters <br />Jan Jenson n ,�Bonnie Brever <br />Parks Commission Liaison <br />r. ` / � President <br />3301 SILVER LAKE ROAD • ST. ANTHONY, MINNESOTA 55418 <br />
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