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Parks Commission Meeting Minutes <br />September 9, 2002 <br />Page 5 <br />issues on this field as on the varsity field. <br />3 Commissioner Jensen stated there was water on the field between the pitchers mound and third <br />4 base/second base. Commissioner Ganley asked if there was any type of vine that could be grown <br />5 along the fence of the field. He also asked if there would be a batters eye on the field. Mr. <br />6 Koechlein stated that there would be one about fifteen feet high above the fence line for glare <br />7 from the parking lot. <br />8 <br />9 Chair Jindra stated things needed to be worked out and someone needed to be there and make <br />10 sure things were done correct and she asked if Mr. Anderson would handle this. <br />11 <br />12 Mr. Zurbey asked what their ability to make sure this happened correctly without all the funds <br />13 going out and having it done incorrectly. Mr. Koechlein stated the City had not signed off on the <br />14 project yet and the Developer had not received all the money yet. <br />15 <br />16 Chair Jindra stated she would like Mr. Koechlein to check into all this because the Commission <br />17 was kind of nervous about getting this project done. <br />18 <br />19 Mr. Anderson stated the City Council signs off on the project funds and if the Commission is not <br />20 happy with the results, the City Council will not pay the money. <br />22 Mr. Zurbey stated the soccer fields had broken glass on it and it was supposed to be topsoil with <br />23 seeding. And another issue was the sewer. Mr. Koechlein stated the sewer would need to be <br />24 fixed because of the erosion around it. <br />25 <br />26 Mr. Dunn stated Mr. Wong had worked up some cost estimates on this and also the trail and <br />27 would get these amounts to him. He stated they could pose these as health and safety issues. He <br />28 stated they could talk to Sherry _ regarding their ability to look at them as health and safety <br />29 issues. He stated the cost would be about $65,000 for sewer repair and if it were not health and <br />30 safety issue related, this would be a problem. <br />31 <br />32 Chair Jindra stated she thought there should be another solution because $65,000 was a lot of <br />33 money. Mr. Anderson stated they could not think of a cheaper solution because they needed the <br />34 water to drain. <br />35 <br />36 Mr. Zurbey stated he would like to see who was responsible for what so there would not so much <br />37 confusion. Commissioner Jensen stated Mr. Wong showed them a map of the area that the <br />38 property would be graded so it could be seeded and maintained properly. <br />39 <br />40 Mr. Zurbey stated he was concerned with the drainage in the southeast comer of the football <br />41 field. He stated they needed to make sure this was contoured there for proper drainage. <br />42 <br />4�_ Chair Jindra stated it looked like everything was draining to that area and asked if it was <br />44 supposed to do so. Mr. Koechlein stated he believed the catch basin would need to be cleaned. <br />45 <br />
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