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April 18, 200 -4:30 p.m
West Prai ie Room
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1. Call to Order
2. Approve Minutes of Mareh 21, 2002 Par s Commission meetin~.
3. Consideration of adding items to the a~e
4. Citizensrequesh.
5. Ollie Koropchak, Economic Developmen Director - Update on Hans Hagen
Development along Front Street.
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Review and discussion of tree planting p licy.
Pathway and steps at East Bridge Park
Park Maintenance hems.
Updates, if any:
A. Entrance Si~ns
B. Subcommittee on A TV Use
10. Adjourn
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March 21,2002
Information:
At the April Wh meeting, a presentation was made h the Council regarding locating an ice arena facility on City
owned property on ?h Street. The Point Group w rking with the MYI IA is looking at sites in Becker and
Clearwater as well as sites in Monticello. The Cit was asked to consider donating the land (or doing a long
term lease with minimum Icase payment) and possi ly reducing or waiving some of the development fecs such
as sewer, water and storm sewer trunk charges. Th City Council indicated that they were not advcrsc to the
donation of city owned land for this use but did not gree to waiving of fees at this time.. They did howcver
indicate that once the total amount of development ees were known, the City would consider negotiation on
the fees but they did not make assurances that therc auld be a reduction in fees. 'fhe Parks Commission will
be updated as this project progresses.
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REGULAR MEETING - ARK COMMISSION
Thursday, March 21, 2002 - 4:30 p.m.
"TII ellhallce ('Olll/lll/Ility pride t/mlll!:h dew/llpill!: alld
nwilltaini,,!: ci~1' parks with a li!:h stalldard II/lfllality"
Members Present:
Larry Nolan. Fran Fair, Nanc McCaffrey, Earl Smith, Rick Traver and
Council Liaison, Roger Carls n
Members Absent:
None
Staff:
Public Works Director, John "imola and Parks Superintendent, Adam Hawkinson
1. Call to Order.
Chair Larry Nolan called the meeting to ord rat 4:30 p.m. and declared a quorum present. He
acknowledged those students attending the 1eeting.
2. A rove Minutes of Februa 21 2002 Parks Commission meetin
RICK TRAVER MOVED TO APPROVE l'l-IE MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 21,2002
PARKS COMMISSION MI.:ETING. FRA FAIR SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
3.
Consideration of adding items to the a
Larry Nolan asked that a discussion of Wa k and Roll and the pathway dedication be added to the
agenda. A discussion of the plantings for the West Bridge Park was also added to the agenda.
Far! Smith stated he would like to see a di 'cussion with the new park superintendent about the
direction he is proceeding with the parks.
4. Citizens Requests.
None.
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Entrance Siens - lJodate.
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Nancy McCaffrey submitted a summary c l' meetings and telephone contacts she had relating to
the entrance signs. The summary listed possible sites for the entrance signs and factors to be
considered in selecting the sites. Nancy cCaffrey bad pictures for the Parks Commission
showing the various locations. After l' viewing tbe potential sites for the entrance signs with
the Parks Commission. Nancy McCaffre then went over design criteria. She noted the types
of materials used in various signs and co -ts. Sbe had also met with John Simola and Adam
Hawkinson to see what materials the Ci y had on bane1. From a number of sources she had
selected pictures of various types of entr nce signs which she submitted to the Parks
Commission. Adam Hawkinson present~d a preliminary sign idea which would utilize a lattice
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section which the City has on hand and thel design an add-on that could be mounted onto the
lattice with the City's logo located on the si e. The sign would be done in colors of the logo.
He will try to have a more detailed sketch o' a model for the next meeting. Nancy McCaffrey
will continue to meet with city staff and other entities to get additional infi.mnation on locations
and designs.
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Review and discussion of hallfield use an maintenance issues includin eontrihutions from
hasehall and softball associations.
Adam Hawkinson reported on his meeting ith representatives of the various softball and
baseball groups to discuss use and mainten" nce of the ballfields. After reviewing the revenue
generated by concessions and the expenditl res for ballfield maintenance. it was determined that
for 2002, the groups would increase from $ 25 to $150 per team the contribution made to the
City with the understanding that this amour t would be increased again in 2003. There will also
be an increase to $75/per field/per day for t urnament use. In addition the City will be asking
that a monthly financial report be submittec rather than an annual report. The associations were
given forms for tracking inventory. The c neessions operation is run by the softball association
except for a two week period when it is or rated by the youth baseball association.
Earl Smith asked about the City having SOl eone to coordinate/schedule ballfield use. Adam
Hawkinson indicated that he had talked to onticello Community Center staff about this. In
addition a person has been hired by the Public Works Department to assist the Public Works staff
so that person could possibly be utilized fln that purpose.
Adam Hawkinson discussed some of the cI anges that were taking place with the mowing
operations. The department is looking at s ~lling some of the existing mowing equipment and
replacing it with lighter more maneuverabl pieces. They arc also looking at landscaping some
areas that were previously being mowed an j will be utilizing spraying as well. The mowing
routes will be coordinated and the operatio s will be conducted using procedures similar to
mowing contractors. They anticipate mowing the fields twice a week and all other areas once a
week. The Parks Commission discussed st ffing needs. Adam Hawkinson felt the four full-time
employees and the seasonal help should be adequate.
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Review of existin A TV ordinance and d'scussion of chan es to the ordinance.
As directed by City Council, the Parks Co mission reviewed the present ordinance governing
ATV use in the City. The City's ordinan e prohibits ATV use in the parks or on the trails
within the City. A copy of the ordinance h s been given to the SheritTs Department so they are
aware of the restrictions on A TV use. The Parks Commission discussed those areas that were
off-limits as far as ATV use and also discu.. sed what areas, if any, could be designated for ATV
use. Fran Fair asked if designating specific areas wouldn't opcn up some liability risk fi.x the
City. It was pointed out that the DNR is tr ing to deal with the issue of ATV use in state parks
and yet rninimize the environmental impac they have.
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Earl Smith suggested that a committee be set. lp to review and. if needed, make changes to the
City's A TV ordinance. Larry Nolan, Earl ,'mith and John Simola will make up the committee
and the Monticello Police Commission will b contacted to see if they want to have a
representative on the committee or provide input on the ordinance. The Parks COlnmission
discussed whether the issue of ATV use cam up because there were inadequacies in the
ordinance or deficiencies in the enforcement )1' the ordinance. It was suggested that perhaps the
conunittee would want to look at the snowmc bile ordinance also.
Park Maintenance Items.
Adam I-Iawkinson submitted a list of the wor<_ completed by the Parks statT and complimented
the staff on the work they had accomplished. Although the Parks Commission had no questions
on the work list, Larry Nolan asked about si nage to keep the snowmobiles from going over the
plantings at the park. Adam l-lawkinson st - ted that in the spring staff will try to put up some
split rail fences in a location to direct snowr obilc traffic away from the plantings.
West Bridge Park - Swine;s.
The recent spell of bad weather delayed the 'taff in making a decision on the location of the
swings. Adam Ilawkinson did contact som playground equipment vendors regarding the cost of
the swings and he noted that one finn had a 1,000 price increase from last year. Adam
Hawkinson had a preliminary sketch that sh )wcd the swings on the east side of the ship structure.
The swings need 6' on the side and 12' front and back. Earl Smith asked about locating a small
tot lot at the parle The Parks Commission < Iso talked about the area where the skating rink is
located. Adam Hawkinson suggested puttir g in a hard court with hoops and then nood the court
in the winter. With the general layout prop sed all the recreational activity would be on one side
of the park and the more passive activity su h as walking would be on the other side. The Parks
Commission would like to do a physical in. pection before the final decision is made. John
Simola indicated that some storm sewer work needs to be done in the park. The Parks
Commission also noted that Bridge Park is showcase park for the city and would enhance the
development proposed to go in along Front Street.
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John Simola reviewed the inf(Jfmation pre iously submitted about clear cutting along the wild
and scenic river designation. It was noted hat the clearing work done in the Battle Rapids park
area was probably a violation of the ordinalce. In preparing guidelines for clearing, John Simola
and Adanlllawkinson considered safety at d liability issues as well as the time involved to have
staff mark the trees fl1f trimming/removal. All things being considered, the most sensible course
of action was to not allow volunteers to be clearing trees on city owned propeJ1y. Ifvolunteers
wanted to help they could assist in removi g c\eared trees but safety concerns made it too risky to
have them do the tree cutting.
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Selection list of items for lark donation .
Adam Hawkinson brought catalogues sho ing the various type of benches which ranged from
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metal benches with the plaque inserted in the ench. to plastic to wood. The cost of each type of
material was discussed. The placement of an benches or donated trees would be determined by
the Park Superintendent. Adam Hawkinson uggested that in lieu of individual plaques on each
donated tree or bench, in the area of the flagp Ie a stone could be placed listing the names of
those individuals in whose memory the donati n was made. A list of acceptable donation items
and their prices would be available for donors to review.
12. Modification to Riverside Cemete Rules nd Re uhltions re ardino markers.
The Parks Commission discussed the proposed modification to the recently adopted rules and
regulations for Riverside Cemetery which wo lid designate a 4" thickness as the standard for
markers.
RICK TRA VFR MOVED TO AMEND THE RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR TI IE
RIVFRSIDE CI,:METERY TO REQUIRE M RKERS TO BE 4" IN THICKNESS. EARL
SMITH SECONDED THE MOTION. MOT ON CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
Walk and Roll: The Parks Commission discussed ncorporating a ribbon cutting ceremony fiJr the new
pedestrian bridge as part of the Walk and Roll Celeb ation. A number of ideas were discussed. The
Parks Commission will do the ribbon cutting cerem( ny Cor their part of Walk and Roll. The Parks
Commission felt that scheduling the ribbon cutting, t 9:30 would be a good way to kick off Walk and
Roll. John Simola noted there is still some work to e done on the project by the contractor. Earl Smith
asked about the trail in the River Forest developme, t and wh(~n that would be completed.
W cst Bridlle Plantinlls: Fran rail' submitted a skeH1 of the proposed plantings for West Bridge Park
and a preliminary budget. The cost of the perennial' was estimated at $1,300. She questioned whether
there would be adequate funds in the budget for it. 'he draft budget document showed $2,500. John
Simola will check with Rick Wolfsteller and then Ie fran Fair know the budget amount. Upon hearing
from John Simola, Fran Fair will order the plants. here was also a brief discussion on where to get the
other materials needed and the cost of the materials
13. Adjourn.
NANCY MCCAFFREY MOVED TO AD] )URN AT 6:30 P.M. RICK IRA VER
SI.:CONDED TilE MOTION. MOTION C RRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
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NEWEST, UNWANTED NEIGHBORS: INVAsIVE SPECIES
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Mary Maguire Lerman
Shade Tree Short Course
March 26-27, 2002
'like rude guests, they arrive early, stay late and trash the house."
"Conservationists now estimate that in the last 10 years alie invasives have destroyed more habitat than<'-
development has." Sara stein, 1996
Let's tak:e a look: at some of these rude gue ts:
Woody Plants:
Arnur Maple
Norway Maple
Japanese Barberry
Si berian Peashrub
Russian Oli ve
Honeysuckles (Tartarian)
Mulberry (White and Red)
Common Buckthorn
Glossy Buckthorn
Black Locust
Siberian Elm
Grasses:
Smooth Brame
Amur Silver Grass
Reed Canarygrass
Annuals:
Finely-divided Ragweed
Giant Ragweed
Queen Anne's Lace
Biennials:
Garlic Mustard
Burdock, Cocklebur
Hoary Alyssum
Musk or Nodding Thistle
Spotted Knapweed
Bull Thistle
Grecian Foxglove
White Sweet Clover
Yellow Sweet Clover
Acer innala
Acer platanoides
Berb 's thunbergii
Cara ana arborescens
Elaea nus angustifolia
Lonie ra tatarica, maackii, morrowii, x bella
Morn at ba, Moros rubra
Rham us cathartica
Frang la alnus (aka Rhamnus frangula)
(Tall hedge/ColumnarfFemleaf)
Robi . a pseudoacacia
Dlmu pumila
Brom s inennis
Mise thus saccharifloms
Phal . s arundinacea
Ambr sia artemisifolia
Ambr sia trifida
Dane s carota
Alliaria petiolata
Arcti m minus
Berte a incana
Cardu s nutans
Centa rea maculosa
Cirsiu vulgare
Digita is lanata
Melil tus alba
Melil tus officinalis
Perennials:
Creeping Bellflower
Canada Thistle
Crown Vetch
Leafy Spurge
Creeping Charlie
Dame's Rocket
Orange Hawkweed
Yellow Flag Tris
Oxeye Daisy
Butter and Eggs, Common Toadflax
Birdsfoot Trefoil
Purple Loosestrife
White Sweet Clover
Yellow Sweet Clover
Wild Parsnip
Japanese Knotweed (Bamboo)
Sow Thistle
Common Tansy
Cow Vetch- Hairy Vetch
Others:
Shepherd's Purse
Mullein
Dandelion
Mustards
Carnpanula rapunculoidcs
Cirsium arvense
Coronilla varia
Euphorbia esula
Glechorna hederacea
Hesperis matronalis
Hieracium aurantiacum
T ris pseudacorus
Leucanthemum vulgare
Linaria vulgaris
(Chrysanthemum leucanthemum)
Lotus corniculatus
L ythrum salicaria
Melilotus alba
Melilotus officinalis
Pastinacea sativa
Polygonum cuspidatum
Sonchus arvensis
Tanactum vulgare
Vicia cracca, Vicia villosa
Capsella bursa-pastoris
Verbascum thapsus
Taraxacum officinale
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Mustard Family: Numerous Mustards, Hoary Alyssum, Shepherd's Purse, Penny Cress
Horseradish, Dame's Rocket, Garlic Mustard
Wherever yoU go, the ET's will be there. 8e prepared to help.
Examples:
Califomia- Pennisetum grasses and Fennel
SW- Tamarix
Rorida- Melaleuca
Europe- Wild Black Cherry
Resources:
Minnesota Invasive Non-Native Terrestrial Plants, Mn. DNR 2002- an i.d. guide
Invasive Plants: Weeds of the Global Garden- Brooklyn Botanic Garden series, 1996
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Total! for Quote #: 220106302
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434.00 Ibs.
Sub Total:
Freight:
Taxes:
Total:
$1,768.00
$215.22
$128.91
$2,112.13
To order: Please provide a signed quotation and/or:l:'O number, b' ling and shipping address, sbjpping site contact
person with phone/fax and COIOT selections.
Unless otberwise noted, pxices shown are material$ only and 00 or include tax, asselublYj inslll.llationj edgingj
safety surface, removal/disposal of any existing conditions, surra prepat'ation, landscaping OT bond.
Prices are finn for 30 days. Orders will ship within 4-6 weeks . receipt of order entry. Acceptance of this quote
indicates your agreen'lent with eTime'g terms.
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LANDSCAPE STRU TURES INC.
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.". SuperScoop ~
. Designed with oil'impregnated bearings
that allow 3600 pivotal rotation
. Sturdy frame with cast aluminum bucket
. Choose any powdercoat color and a brown
TenderTuff'coated seat
123831A SuperScoop
$590 53 Ibs.
Minimum Area Required: 8' radius (2,44 m)
.". Wheelchair Accessible SuperScoop~
. Also works well from a standing position
. Choose any powdercoat color and a brown
TenderTufhoated seat
123832A Surface Mount SuperScoop
$600 35 Ibs.
123832B Direct Bury SuperScoop
$575 39 Ibs.
Minimum Area Required: 3' radius (914 mm)'
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..... Stationary Cycler
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and can be installed separately
. Rotates on oil-impregnated bushings for years of maintenance-free use
. Choose any powdercoat color for posts and handle/pedal bars
123517C Stationary Cycler (Pedals and Handles, with Aluminum Posts)
5960 Bllbs.
123517 A Pedals Only, with Grab Bar and Aluminum Posts
5760 79 Ibs.
.1235170 Pedals Only, with Grab Bar and Steel Posts
5745 1531bs.
123517E Handles Only, with Steel Posts
$640 1421bs.
123517F Pedals and Handles, with Steel Posts
$945 15Blbs.
Maximum Fall Height 57" to 63" (1,45 m to 1.60 m)
..... Accessible Stationary Cycler
. Includes just one set of handles for kids limited
to upper body mobility
123517B Accessible Stationary Cycler, with
Aluminum Posts
$660 691bs. fl) i f, ((,'
Minimum Area Required: 16' x 13'3" (4,88 m x 4,04 m)
Maximum Fall Height 38" to 40" (0,97 m to 1,02 m)
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MONTICELLO PAR S DEPARTMENT
Work list - Accomplishments
March 2.1 thru April 17
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· Cemetery preparation for funeral
· Auto body work on street departmen ford and park dept Chevy van
· Worked on swat van to get srnnmer r ady
· Attended Shade Tree Short Course
· Accepted bids for portable toilet unit for the parks
· Snow removal from trails, sidewalks, and parking lots
· General equipment maintenance
· Modification of swat van - made mo e work friendly
· Met with part-time summer staff to g over this years changes
· Finished clearing front street
· Removed trees (Siberian elms) from tter Creek pathway
· Performed playground inspections ,. _
· Sign work - ballfields and logo sing for shop- Commerce left over
· Assisted Softball Association with sp ing cleaning at Excel fields
· Picked up branches at Riverside Cern tery
· Took down sliding hill safeguards at ast bridge
· Picked up bedding at E. Bridge
· Painting of equipment
· Put trash barrels out in the parks
· Fixed garage door opener in cold stor ge
· Restored basketball hoops at Par West
· Remodeling at Deputy Register
· Removed barricades at Otter Creek
· Started irrigations and turned on water to buildings
· Working on ballfields
· Tree removal
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Dear Professional:
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A stakeholder, in public health term ,is defined as any person, representative group
or organization having an interest in a shared responsibility for or affected by an
identified issue or problem. We hav identified the issue as physical inactivity and
would like to invite you and your coli agues to participate in a Stakeholders
Workshop to learn more about, and hare your perspectives on, what is recognized
as one of our most significant public health problems today. The program, titled
Promoting Health through Physical ctivity, will be held on Wednesday, May 15th,
2002 from 1 :00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at he Radisson South Hotel (Atrium #6) in
Bloomington, Minnesota. Support f r this program is being provided by the
Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation and the Minnesota Department of
Health-Cardiovascular Health Progr m.
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Our featured speaker will be Mark F nton, former editor of Walking Magazine,
author and current host of America' Walking on PBS Television. Mark is a
nationally recognized expert on the 'mportance of routine physical activity for health
and well-being, and the importance f creating more walkable, healthier and livable
communities. He will provide an en ertaining and thought-provoking, interactive
discussion focused on the impleme tation of various strategies to promote physical
activity within communities with an mphasis on specific policy and environmental
approaches and the building of inte isciplinary partnerships. Mark will also share
his insights into the critical elements of success for any community, large or small,
and otter his recommendations for enerating positive change throughout
Minnesota.
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We will also use this opportunity to i troduce Be Active Minnesota, a new Minnesota
nonprofit organization established i improve the wellbeing of Minnesotans through
the support and promotion of physi I activity, and provide you an update on its
development and intentions.
To register for this exciting worksho ,please complete the attached form and return
it by mail with payment (check or cr dit card) or by FAX (credit card only). We
encourage your prompt reply, as sp ce is limited. Please contact George
Kroeninger, Executive Director, at ( 12) 863-7848 or loll free at (877) 483-4333 with
any questions or for more informati n.
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Thank you for your interest in this e citing opportunity. We are looking forward to
your participation and input.
Sincerely,
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Established through a collaborative effort fJetween tli Minnesota Council on Physical Activity and Sports,
the Minnesota Depat1ment of Health and I e Minneapolis Hearl Inslflule Foundation.
ANDERSEN
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ENTERED BY: PDE
QuarE NUMBER: 47653A
QUOTE DATE: 4/11/02
Earl F. Andersen
QUOTE TO:
CITY OF MONTICELLO
ACCTS PAYABLE
505 WALNUT ST., SUITE I
MONTICEllO, MN 55362
ATTN: ADAM 763-271-3276
PHONE:
FAX:
PROJECT:
CITY OF MONTICELLO
90 1 GOLF COURSE ROAD
MONTICELLO MN 55362
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PRICE EACH
140.00
EXT. PRJCE. .
1,680.00
QTY. DISCOUNTS: I - 4 RECP. yOU COST: S165.00 EA
5 -7 RECP- $ 148.00 EA., 8 OR MORE 140,00 EA.
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NOTE: This a.olation is valid for 3() dl\lll. J"lease call for conOrm.tlol after hat date. Prices are NOT based
on prev,iIIac wates.
DISCLAIMER FOR UNJ(NOWN CONDITIONS: The following disclaimer applies onl when inswlation is quoted.
This quotalioll is hued on lbe area being free of all debris sooh as. but not lirniled w lhe foil wing: '"c:oncrett; lbotings or
blocks of any type. '"Bedrock or rocky conditions of an)' type. fTree slumps, trees, cans, les, metal or any other debris. .Utilities
requinng any holes to be dug by hand. flf Mea is not ac;:essible to II bobcat and other equip eRt necessary for installation. +Ifwllkr
exists in site lIRa or foottngS after !hey lItC dUll. fOr any ottler unkflo",n conditions not Iiste or visible.
SUBTOTAL
SALES TAX
FREIGHT
1,6S0.00
109.20
159.70
TOTAL
1,948,90
FOB: FACTORY TERMS: NET30DAYS
Shipment approx, 4-6 weeks upon receipt of order and subject to credit
Do you require 111A-laOU delivery notice'!' 0 Yes 0 No
Approved by:
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~ONTRACTOR TO CONFIRM ALL QUANTITIES
9701 Penn Ave S, #100. Bloomington, MN 55431. Phone 951-884-7300. 1-800-862-6026'" Fax: 952-884-5619
www.efa-mn.com . e-mail: parkandrecillfo@fa-mn.comORtrafficinfo@efa-mn.com
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HEAVY DUTY, GAL~ NIZED STEEL STREET OR PARK BASKET
· See-through design excellen for airports & high security areas
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· Retainer b ds neatly secure bags inside
· Bottom dr n holes prevent water accumulation
· WalIJpole ount models include strapping kit for poles up to 12" in
diameter - lack poles or locking bracket kit optional (see page 18)
. Free standi g models feature chain holes to secure receptacle
· UV stabi1iz d, environmentally friendly Uni-Koat'" powder coated finish
Colors: E pire Green. Black.
MODEL # DESCRIPTION DIMENSIONS CAPACITY
UH1N all/Pole Mount 12" Dla x 24" H 10 gallon
UH9N all/Pole Mount 15" Dia x 30" H 22 gallon
UH3 ree Standing 18" Dia x 35" H 34 gallon
UH55E ree Standing 23' Dia x 36" H 63 gallon
UHPSM Su face Mount Pole 2" Dia x 46" H
UHPIG I Ground Pale 2' Dia x 64" H
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22 ibs.
281bs.
47/bs.
151bs.
171bs.
PRICE
$103.18
$136.28
$138.62
$258.72
$107.96
$107.96
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· Thermal-fused, plas ie-coated expanded metal receptacle
· Spring-loaded, c10si
· UV protected
· 3 pc, set includes re eptacle,
black liner & gray Ii
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$32500
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Receptacle Colors:
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Dimensions:
21" diameter x 33" high receptacle
42" overall hei ht
Shipping Weight: 45 Ibs.
model #PCF 1021 (receptacle)
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STIC -COATED TRASH RECEPTACLES,
· E panded steel construction UDS AND LINERS
· 32 gallon capacity
· UV sta ilized
· Dome t p in Black only
Blue . Red . Brown . Evergreen . Black
DIMENSIONS SHIPPING WEIGHT
24" dla. x 30" high 66 Ibs.
24" dia. x 11.75" high 10 Ibs.
PCF1023 Flat"'; p 24" dia. x 2 " high 20 Ibs.
PCF1024 P/asti liner for PCF 1021 (not shown) Sibs.
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$ 80.00 ea.
$ 90.00 ea.
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MODEl DESCRIPTION WT/LB.
TR55 55 Gallon Trash Receptacle 120
TR32 32 Gallon Trash Receptacle 70
TR32TAPER ,,4 32 Gallon Tapered Rece tacle 78
TR22 he 22 Gallon Trash Receptacle 45
TR10 10 Gallon Trash Receptacle 18
ASHURN 11" Sq. x 24" Tall Ash Ur with Stainless Steel Tray 35
"Complements Standard, Regal and Ma na Styles
Innovated Style
MODEl DESCRIPTION
TR321NNV 32 Gallon Trash Recept cle, #10 Punched Metal
TR221NNV 22 Gallon Trash Recept cle. #10 Punched Metal
ASHURNINNV Ash Urn To Match Inno ated Style
Tables and Benches
Perforated Style
MODEl DESCRIPTION
TR32PERF 32 Gallon Trash Recept cle. Punched Steel
TR22PERF 22 Gallon Trash Recept cle, Punched Steel
ASHURNPERF Ash Urn to Match Perf rated Style Tables
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MODEL DESCRIPTION
TR32AVEPERF 32 Gallon Trash Recept cle. Punched Steel
TR32AVEEXP 32 Gallon Trash Recept cle, Expanded Metal
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