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Parks Commission Agenda Packet 10-21-1999 . 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. . 8. 9. . AGENDA REGULAR MEETING - PARKS COMMISSION Thursday, October 21, J999 - 4:30 p.m. Members: Larry Nolan, Earl Smith, Fran Fair, Rick Traver, Nancy McCaffrey Call meeting to order. Consideration of approving the minutes for the regular meeting September 16, 1999. Consideration of adding items to the agenda. Update on soccer fields discussions. - Jeff O'Neill Discussion on Monticello Village Apat1ments park area. - Jeff O'Neill Update on Klein Farms 6th Park. Meeting with Youth Hockey Association. (5:00 p.m.). Update on the Bridge Park sanitary sewer and lift station bids. Update on Adopt-A-Park. A. Bridge Park Clean-up - Fran Fair B. Budget C. Certificates 10. Update on maintenance items. 11 . Added items 12. Adjourn. . . . MINUTES REGULAR MEETING - PARKS COMMISSION Thursday, September 16, 1999 - 4:30 p.m. Members Present: Staff Present: Larry Nolan, Earl Smith, Fran Fair, Rick Traver, Nancy McCaffrey Gregg Engle, Wanda Kraemer I. Call meeting to order The meeting was called to order by Chairman Larry Nolan. 2. Consideration of approving the minutes for relSular meeting August 19, 1999 and the special meeting on August 31, 1999. A MOTION WAS MADE BY RICK TRAVER TO APPROVE THE MINUTES FOR THE REGULAR MEETING ON AUGUST 19, 1999. SECONDED BY RICK TRA VER. Motion passed unanimously. A MOTION WAS MADE BY FRAN FAIR TO APPROVE THE MINUTES FOR THE SPECIAL MEETING ON AUGUST 19,1999. SECONDED BY RICK TRAVER. Motion passed unanimously. 3. Consideration of adding items to the agenda. Discussion on adopt-a-park program and Bridge Park clean-up were added to the agenda. 4. Update on soccer field Development. Wanda Kraemer, Administrative Assistant, reported on a possible solution regarding the shortage of soccer fields that was being researched by Jeff O'Neill, Deputy City Administrator and Byron Olson, High School Athletic Director. They had been discussing the possibility of developing three additional ball fields in a joint agreement with the city and the school district. This would allow use of the parking lots at the Monticello High School and the Eastview Elementary School. Kraemer added if the Commissioners thought this plan was worth pursuing the City would not send the letter requesting NSP land for soccer field development until the plan with the school was researched. The Commissioners asked Greg Engle, Park Superintendent, if he had ever been involved with a city/school joint agreement. Mr. Engle stated he had been at Anoka and these types of agreements were very common. After discussing the pros and cons of both options it was decided to complete the research with the school before moving forward with NSP. A MOTION WAS MADE BY RICK TRAVER TO HAVE CITY ST AFF PURSUE THE DEVELOPMENT OF SHARED BALL FIELDS ON SCHOOL PROPERTY. SECONDED BY FRAN FAIR. Motion passed unanimously. Page 1 . . . Parks Commission Minutes - 9/16/99 5. Update on Maintenance items. Gregg Engle, Park Superintendent, reported on work completed in the Parks Department over the last month. He did add that his department would also be helping out with the planning of the landscaping at the Community Center. Depending on the weather this fall they will also be assisting in the planting trees and shmbbery. Mr. Engle would be meeting with the Baseball Association, Softball Association, and the Polecats-the town baseball team, in a meeting on September 22, 1999 to discuss field maintenance, repairs, concessions, fees, and etc. He has already met with the Hockey Association for the upcommg season. 6. Discussion on the City Council budget meeting. Gregg Engle, Park Superintendent, and Wanda Kraemer, Administrative Assistant, discussed the City Council budget meeting with the Commissioners. The council was very clear in their goal of not raising city taxes in 1999. This did cause a substantial cut to the preliminary park budget the Commissioners had recommended.. The amount of the revised budget for parks is $144,386. The items included were as follows: Broom Attachment T oro Mower Adopt-a-Park Program Riverfest Celebration Replacement 1 ~ton truck with dump Bleacher Retrofitting Snow Blower attachment for John Deer Various park Improvements TOTAL $ 3,500 5,000 5,000 35,000 10,000 4,500 81.000 $144,386 Ms. Kraemer added after discussions with Rick Wolfsteller, City Administrator, there was a possibility of an additional $81,000 that would be delegated to parks. The Commissioners decided they would like to recommend to the Council how the projects should be prioritized. 1. City Balltields-lighting $35,000 This project was started in the 1999 budget 2. Cardinal Hills Tot-Lot $10,000 This project was started in the 1999 budget 3. Blower attachment Ford Tractor $6,000 4. ADA Park/Structures $30,000 TOTAL $81,000 Page 2 . . . A MOTION WAS MADE BY LARRY NOLAN AND SECONDED BY FRAN FAIR TO RECOMMEND TO THE CITY COUNCIL THE FOLLOWING PARK PROJECTS ARE PRIORlTIZED IN THIS ORDER: CITY BALLFIELD LIGHTS, CARDINAL HILLS TOT LOT, BLOWER FOR FORD TRACTOR, AND ADA PARK STRUCTURES. Motion passed unanimously. 7. Added I terns. A. Adopt-a-park program - Wanda Kraemer, Administrative Assistant, inquired if the Commissioners would like to have certificates of appreciation mailed to organizations in the Adopt-A-Park program in 1999. It was decided to recognize each organization with a certificate. B. Bridge Park Cleanup - Fran Fair, Commissioners and representative to Monticello Community Partners reported that the fall clean-up for East Bridge Park would be Oct 9, Saturday at 8:30. 8. Adjourn A MOTION WAS MADE BY RICK TRAVER AND SECONDED BY NANCY MCCAFFREY TO ADJOURN THE MEETING. Motion passed unanimously. Wanda Kraemer Administrative Assistant Page 3 . . . Parks Commission Minutes - 6/24/99 6. Discussion on development of park area adiacent to Klein Farms oark - Pioneer Park. Mr. Jeff O'Neill, Deputy City Administrator, reported to the Commissioners that the property ~wner with the land to the south of Pioneer Park is interested in developing the area in the near future. The property owner would dedicate the portion of land next to the park if the Parks Commission would like to extend the park area. Mr. 0 'Neill added this area is wooded and would be a buffer between the park and the residential area. The Commissioners decided that the wooded area would be a nice addition to the existing park. It was decided to add this to the park tour on July 7th. ~ ...~_.. I'J. ,.....- --- "- - .- '" ")'1;, I I '" I . .. . '6;----:-- - - _u__ "~~~< ~;,~ ',. ~ <.'. I I...... ... '.' L-- I ~';94 TRI r-------~ NO. ~ ... ! 8 I I Z ~I ~l ..... I 1 l ; 1Z i TH~MA.~ ~ ~ ~~~~~/-L?~~:1,!lrl:~\ :~r' ~~~: ,I LK~~v '; I~ ~ Jill!! t' ~ Xl u.b.~J ---..: lit/) i...: !i#,1, /... ~ .,~"'--l t 'I ,~ ~t! 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