Parks Commission Agenda Packet 05-16-2002
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AGENIA
P ARKS COM ISSION
May 16,2002 4:30 p.m
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1. Call to Order
2. Approve Minutes of April IS, 2002 regu ar Parks Commission meeting and April 25,
2002 special meeting.
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Consideration of adding items to the ag mla.
Citizens requests.
Discussion of Rolling WoodslWildwood Ridge Arca Park plans.
Pionecr Park Shelter
Pathway and steps at East Bridge Park - Pathway Alignment
Park Maintenance Items.
Discussion of designating represcntativ s to attend Planning Commission/Council
meetings.
10. Updates, if any:
A. Entrance Signs
B. Subcommittee on A TV Use
C. Planning Commission action on Carriage House development and Bruggeman
Homes.
D. Walk and RolIlJpdate - Rihbo Cutting for Frceway Bridge
11. Update on Amendment to Comprehen 'ivc Plan - Parks invited to joint meeting of
Commissions to review plan.
12. Adjourn
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NOTES TO PARK CO MISSION AGENDA
May 1 ,2002
Information:
Bruggeman Development - The Parks Commission evicwed this preliminary plat at the last meeting and
some of the members questioned the drainage in the rea. The individual who farms the land was in the office
on Monday. May 6th. He noted that there is a drain ti e in the area that helps drain the property but the area is
still wet.
Groveland Park - At the present time no ark land as been deeded to the Citv for this devclopment.
Groveland 1 st Addition and Groveland 2nd Addition I ave been approved and recorded and the Council at their
May 13th meeting approved the final plat and rezonin .. for Groveland yd Addition but the plat has not yet been
recorded. Included in the agenda you will find maps showing the trail/park as presented at the time the
preliminary plat for the entire development was appr ved and copies of the approved plats for the 1 st. 2nd and
yd Additions. As you will note there have been chan "es in the lot layout from the preliminary sketch to the
recorded plats. Since at this time no land is actually n the City" s name other than an outlot that is utilized for
storm water ponding. it may be best to hold off on pa k planning and development until the Parks Commission
knows what they are getting and that it has actually b en deeded to the City.
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REGULAR MEETING PARK COMlVlISSION
Thursday, April I , 20()2 - ":3() p.m.
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Members Present:
Larry Nolan. Earl Smith and Rick Traver
Members Absent:
Fran Fair. Nancy McCaffrey and Council Liaison. Roger Carlson
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Parks Superintendent. Adm Hawkinson
1. Call to Order.
Chair Larry Nolan called the meeting to or er at 4:30 p.m. and declared a quorum present.
2. A rove minutes of March 21 2002 Par 'S Commission meetino.
RICK TRAVER MOVED TO APPROVE HE MINUTES OF THE MARCH 21. 2002 PARKS
COM1\IISSION tvIEETING. EARL SMIT I SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION
CARRIED lJNANlivlOUSL Y.
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Consideration of addinu items to the aoe da.
The following items were added to the agel da: a) Review of proposed Shultz and Bruggeman
property' developments for park dedication 'equirements: b) Budget: c) West Bridge Park: d) Walk
and Roll Update: e) Be Active Minnesota n eeting: t) Correspondence received by Park
S u perin tendcnt.
... Citizens requests.
Adam Hawkinson informed the Parks Commission of a letter he had received from an individual
who frequents Ellison Park \vith her dog. 'hile in Duluth she noted that the city had a dispenser
with hags to use to clean up pet droppings nd she suggested the City of Monticello look into
somdhing similar. Adum Hawkinson subl itted pictures of the dispenser set up and showed a
sample of the bag which is biodegradable. lie indicated that the dispenser and bags 'overe rather
costly and if the City decided to go this rou e they \\ould need to budget for it. It \vas noted that
the person making the suggestion was not' resident of the city. Rick Traver offered to send a Jetter
of responsl.? to the indi\idual.
Park Commission Minutes - 4/18/02
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Ollie Koronchak. Economic Develonment Director- - Update on Hans Hagen Develonment
810n2: Front Street.
Ollie Koropchak updated the Parks Commission on the Hans Hagen development along Front
Street noting there was a change from the original proposal from two story structures to one story.
Ollie Koropchak stated even though the I-IRA was somewhat disappointed by the change, they still
felt the end product would be good. The developer indicated that market was not there for two
story dwellings which was the basis for their making a change. The price range for the ten row
houses is $200,000-$225,000. A public hearing on the project relating to density and possible
impact of the scenic river ordinance on the development is scheduled for May. The development
contract with Hans Hagen calls for construction to begin July I st with the City providing a finished
building pad for the developer. The contract states the Carl sons can remain at the site until July 31,
2002. The HRA then has until August 31, 2002 to demolish the structure. The property should be
ready to be deeded by the end of September. Ollie Koropchak informed the Parks Commission
that the area needs to either be seeded or sodded a responsibility that she [elt would fall to the
Parks Department.
Earl Smith asked whether the Locust Street right of way \vas included in the plat. She indicated that
the Carlson property was part of the plat but not the street right of way. There was also a brief
discussion on the Block 52 development. Adam Hawkinson asked about the alignment of Front.
Street. Ollie Koropchak responded stating that just a few feet at the corner of Locust and Walnut
would need to be realigned. There was some concern about how the street realignment would
impact the utilities located in the area
6. Review and discussion of tree planting nolicy.
Adam Hawkinson submitted pictures he had taken of trees planted in the boulevard area. He was
concerned about the maple trees being planted in such close proximity to the power lines because
they would grow into the power line. He pointed out that at the community center site the trees
were planted too close and overmulched and that should be corrected. The ordinance requires the
property owner to plant trees in the boulevard area between the sidewalk and curb. Adam
Hawkinson felt that was not ideal and that either the sidewalk should be placed further back in the
right of way or move it to within 2' of the roadway and have the trees planted behind the
sidewalk. It \vas noted that the joint trench utilities are usually placed between the sidewalk and
curb. The area specified in the ordinance for planting is also an area of stress for trees which is
another reason the ordinance should be revievved. Larry Nolan agreed that the ordinance should be
reviewed but felt that before any changes are made it \\'as important to get the documentation in
place to support a change. Adam Hawkinson also felt that the ordinance should contain some
language about multiple plantings and how closely one species of tree could be planted to another
t!'ee of the same specie. There was discussio~1 on enforcement of the tree ~Ia.nting polic~ and it wa.ia.
felt that you would have to deal separately with new developments and eXlstmg propertIes. .
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Path"a\' and stens at East Brid2c Park.
Adam I la\\kinson statl:d hI.? kit that l:ithl.?r th steps or tlw IXlth\\ay at East Bridgl.? Park should be
mU\l:u, lie nutcu thl: stl:pS are in bad shape '- nd arc \ery steep, I Ie suggested taking out the steps
and pa\ing do\\n thl: hill using it as a pathwa'. Larry Nolan asked about ADA requirements and
the Parks Cummission discussed coming up \ iith a path\\ay alignment that would not be so steep,
Adam Hawkinson will look at some possible alignments and bring it back to the Parks Commission.
The Parks Cummission felt the steps should e remowd and replaced with a patl1\',!JY but were
uncertain as to \\hat would be the best alignn ent. In coming up \",ith an alignment. impact to the
existing plantings and the sliding hill would I ave to be taken into consideration,
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Park Maintcnance Items.
Adam I lawkinson submitted a list of maintet ance \vork completed by the staff. He noted that the
staff had v,orked on the backboards at Par W'st. Earl Smith suggested that something be done
about the sign at the Par West park. Adam Hawkinson suggested that in the long term instead of 3
hole frisbl.?e golf at this park it could be enlar 'ed to 9 holes with the trees along the park edge
sel'\'ing as a butler for the residences. In kee ing \\ith the theme of the park. Adam Hawkinson
suggested that a ne\\ park sign contain a fris ee in its design. The Parks Commission noted that at
one time there \\as a group who had express heir interest in and support of frisbee gal f at this
location. Adam I lawkinson responded that 1e did have a contact for that group,
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Undates.
A. Entrance Signs: Adam HiJ\\kinson submitted drawings for the proposed entrance signs,
I Ie reported he had met v,ith Nancy McCaffr 'y and discussed her concerns about having a
consultant brought in, The).. also discussed tl e need to get cost estimates for the sign. The
tentative dra\\ing shows boulders at the bOll m of the sign \vhich would raise the sign height by 15",
In addition there would be 18" bet\\'cen the oulders and the sign. The sign could be lighted.
Adam Hawkinson stated they moved the nM ' which had been located on the side to the interior
which would make it more vandal proof. he Parks Commission felt the yellow' lettering did not
provide enough contrast but they did likc the message, nMonticello welcomes you:' The Parks
Commission directed that a more formalized drawing be prepared along \-vith cost estimates. Then
this cOldd be presl:nted to the City Council. CP and others. Earl Smith said they had talked
to John Simola about placing one sign out at the Xccl Training Center \\here there is presently a
n\\ildlil'c" sign. John Simola \\ill check \\itl the county on this. Adam I-Ia\\kinson said a machinist
\\ ould need to be cont:lcted about making SOlIe of the elements of the sign. Once the clements
\\ere complctl..'d. it \\mild take Park Departn ent starr about a week to assemble and install the sign.
;\s I~lr:ls lighting Ill!' the sign Xcd could bri 19 the po\\cr down the pole but an electrician would be
needed to take it rn)111 there to the sign. The Parks Commission commended Nancy McCaffrey and
;\dam lla\\kinson on their work thus Llr.
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B. Subcommittee on A TV Use: Thc subcommittee looking at ATV usc in the City mct earl.
in the day and concluded that there was not any property vvithin the City that they could suggest for
an ATV track. They also felt that the ordinance may need to be revised to address A TV's going in
and out ofto,>vn. John Simola ,>vill be looking at state statutes as to where ATV's are able to go
and whether there are any A TV clubs in the area. It was also noted that the ordinance covercd
more than just ATV's which was something they felt should be looked at. They also felt there could
be something in the newsletter concerning A TV use. John Simola will check with the Sheriffs
Department about the number of complaints received relating to A TV use.
Added Items:
Adam Hawkinson presented information from a shade tree course which listed species of trees, shrubs and
grasses not be planted. It was discussed whether this list should be made part of the ordinance.
West Bridge Park:
Adam Hawkinson submitted a sketch of West Bridge Park and where a swing set and digger could be
located. They tried to locate the equipment some distance from the boat structure. Cost estimates for the
swing were presented. The single pole swing was $ I .885 and the double pole was $3.500. It was
suggested not to go with the galvanized chains because it did not allow for accurate gauging of wear and
tear. The swings come invarious colors and the Parks Commission felt they should go with a color that.
would not detract from the boat. Adam Hawkinson will check with the manufacturers and get thcir
recommendation. Adam Hawkinson also proposed installing 3 diggers for the area, one of which would be
handicapped accessible. The price range for the diggers was $575~$590. The Parks Commission okayed
proceeding with the installation of the swings and diggers. Adam Hawkinson also informed the Parks
Commission that the existing boulder wall may need to be rebuilt. It was suggested mulching the area
around that and putting in some picnic benches so that parents could have the sun to their backs when they
are watching their children.
The Parks Commission then discussed the hard courts being proposed. The hard court area will be made
as big as possible without disturbing the trees. Adam Hawkinson had measured out an area 35' x 50' but
he indicated that it could made wider and at least 10' longer. This area would be blacktopped. painted light
gray and lines would be added. It will have a dual use, skating rink and hard court. Besides the dual use it
,>vould also eliminate the need to re-establish the turf in that area each spring. There was some discussion on
how the area behind the hard Court could be utilized. Larry Nolan mcntioned that Walk and Roll is coming
up soon (June 1 SI) and the park should be spruced up for that event. Adam Hawkinson suggested that
irrigation for the park be delayed until development of the park was complete.
Waste:
Adam Havvkins(~n su~mitted pictures an,d price. s 1,01' new trash receptacl~s. He recommc.nded Model :rR 32.
tapered because 11 casler to remove the full bags from the receptacle. 1 he receptacle WIll be placed 111 a
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concrde pbtl()rJll_ S-1-.()()() is in the hudget and appn\:imately half this amount would be used. There \\as
also discussion on the hig green dumpsters located '11 the parks. The Parks Commission felt the dumpsters
\\ere obtrusiw and some\\ hat unsightly. It was su 'gcsted that a dog eared fence be constructed as an
cnclosun:: for the dumpsters including those at the allfields as well as those at the parks.
Special iVleeting:
-rhe Parks Commission set a special meeting for n ursday. April 25. 2002 at 4:00 to tour Wildwood Ridge
Park. East and \Vest Bridge parks. Par West and S' Iboul parks. Adam Hawkinson informed the Parks
Commission that they were looking at purchasing s me soccer goals for use at Balboul park. He also noted
they are working on getting the contractor to complete the rooting at the shelter at Pioneer park.
Miscellaneous:
Larry' Nolan noted that he will he attending a meeti 19 of the Be Acti\'e group \vhich emphasizes health and
activity concerns.
Larry Nolan has also been in contact with a represe ltatin: from WSB. the City's engineering firm.
concerning the dedication for the pedestrian bridge and patlmay.
The Parks Commission discussed the ice arena pro osal presented to the Council. Earl Smith noted that at
one time there were plans for additional fields in th ~ Th Street area but if the ice arena goes in it was felt that
there wouldn't be adequate space for the fields and the parking needs.
P~lrk DcdicHtion - Dcvclopments
The Parks Commission revie"ved a plan for the Car iage House development showing the trail layout and
park land, The Park Commission did not have a taorable response to the proposed layout. The drawings
stated that Out lots A. B. C and D were being desigl ated as park land. The Parks Commission felt that this
\vas just a number of small fragmented parcels that the City would have to maintain and that there \vas not
sufficient area for development of a park. The sm III parcels would be difficult to develop for park. The
Parks Commission discussed the concept of a neigl borhood park. In reviewing the drawing. the Parks
Commission felt the park should be more centrally located and suggested that the park be located in the
area of Lots 3 and 4. Block 7 on the drawing. In addition this area would be bordered on t\VO sides by a
street \\'hich they felt \\as better. The Parks Comm ssion also discussed bringing the trail closer to the gas
line and e\:tending the lots out. I-Itmever. they did lot feel the trail location was as big an issue as not having
a park site, Rather than hm'e the City o\\n and lllai ltain the smaller outlots. the Parks Commission felt it
\\'Ould be better to just ha\e a trail casement for 20' 30' in the area shO\\'n. The Parks Commission also
felt that the ek\ation of 9R2-9S-.t in the area of Lot 3 and -.t. Block 7 \\'ould be suitable for park. Adam
Hawkinson stated that "hik the trail need not be a solutely straight. the meandering of the trail should be
kept to a minimulll. The Parks Commission \\as < dalllant that they did not want the outlots as park land.
Park Commission i\linutt's - ...J./18/02
The Parks COlllmission kit someone li'om the Parks Comlllission should attend the Planning commissitlt
meeting \\hen this plat \\as being considered to make certain the Planning Commission \vas aware of the
Park COlllmission' s position. Discussil)J1 of the concepts of neighborhood/community parks made the
Parks Commission feel that the wmprehensive plan should revisited.
The Parks Commission then discussed a preliminary layout of the Bruggeman development. Adam
Hawkinson stated he did not like havin!l the trail run between residences notin!l that it !.!enerates a ne!!ati\'e
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response from homeowners and can create problems. Earl Smith questioned the drainage in the area noting
since there was no outlet the area could be too wet. The Parks Commission also questioned having to
construct a trail across what appeared to be ponding areas. They noted that again the trail and open space
\vere placed within UP A and Northern Natural Gas easements. The Parks Commission felt the only
reason the trail/park land was being given was that the developer was unable to utilize it for anything else.
The Parks Commission had serious reservations about the suitability of the land proposed for park/trails and
again emphasized the need lor the Planning Commission to know the position of the Parks Commission on
this.
10. Adjourn.
RICK TRA VER MOVED TO ADJOURN AT 7:30 P.M. EARL SMITH SECONDED THE
MOTION. MOTION C^RRIED UNANIMOUSl Y.
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Recording Secretary
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Special Parks Commissio Meeting April 25, 2002
Parks Commission M, eting, April 25,2002
Members Present: Earl Smith, Fran F iI', Nancy McCafJl-ey
Members Absent: Rick Traver; Coun il Liaison, Roger Carlson
Staff Present: Adam Hawkinson, Park Superintendent
A special Parks Commission Meeting as held to visit two new parks that
need to be developed and one park in t e process of being developed. The
following comments were made during the visit:
Groveland Park
· It was not clear if our copy was oft e final plat drawings for the park.
We should have it available for the ext meeting so we can make sure
that we know the details. What is th area of the park property?
· This park has 13 homes that abut thr e sides and a road on one side with
a 345K V power line on one corner. he configuration could create an
access problem in the future similar 0 what we have experienced in
River Mill Park. The property lines etween the 13 homes and the park
will need to be clearly defined to mil imize the problem.
· How much park dedication money is available for this park at this time?
Can this money be used for the parki g lot?
· We do not have money in the current year's budget for this park. We
should consider doing the planning ald budget this year so we can start
the park next year. This should prob bly include a public meeting of the
people in the Groveland addition.
· The area in and around the park is a 1 ess with construction materials (i.e.
paper, plastic scraps of wood ) layin about. This should be cleaned up.
Is the developer responsible for this?
· How will the developer leave the stolIn drainage reservoir across the
street? Who will be responsible for maintaining it in good condition? The
city?
· Should we have a sign put up saying omething to the effect "Future site
of Groveland Park"? This may help enerate interest and comments
from home owners.
Special Parks Commission Meeting April 25, 2002
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Wildwood Park
. Same comment as above with respect to an updated plat drawing. The
lots that are built do not appear to be located as shown on the drawing we
were using. Need to check on this. At the present time there is a road on
one side of the park, houses on one side, drainage area on one side and a
wetland/ponding area on one side. Is this the final configuration?
. Construction materials scattered about. Needs to be picked up.
. We should consider a sign for this park also.
. The land will need to be leveled and top soil brought in to grow grass.
The city compost pile could be a source for this.
. This park has money in this year's budget for development. This should
be one of our top priorities for the year. The budget has the following:
. Playground equipment $15,000
. Landscaping & Grading 7,000
. Picnic Tables, Benches & Garbage Cans 2,000
. Open Air Shelter 9,000
. Trees 4,000
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Pioneer Park
. Will the Lions be providing money for the bathrooms for the shelter? We
need to continue to make progress on the shelter.
. Adam would like to complete the parking lot this year to the point of
paving. Fill is being hauled in this spring. Should boulders be used for
the edge of the parking lot?
. The northwest corner of the park will be leveled this year to make for a
level play area for informal neighborhood use.
. There is $47,000 in this year's budget for park improvements. We need
to finalize the details and develop a schedule for this.
Larry Nolan, Parks Commission Chair
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WALK ROLL
.JUNE ,2002
MONTICELLO
DATE:
May 13,2002
TO:
Mayor, City Council, John Simola Adam Hawkinson, Parks COlnmission,
Kelvin I 10wicson/MnDOT, and SB & Associates
FROM:
I,ori Kraemer
RE:
Pedestrian Bridge rihhon cutting/d dieation
The Parks Commission, along with WSB & Asso'iates, has scheduled the ribbon cutting for the
new pedestrian bridge for Saturday, June 1,2002 at 9:30 a.m. This date coincides with the 7th
annual Walk & Roll pathway celehration.
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Sue with WSB & Associates has been working w th the Parks Commission on planning this
event and have invited you to attend. Please mar' your calendars. Thank you.
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Effective an 1,2002
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PLAN COLOR T PRICE
Design 30 Blue 1,037.00
Design 32 Green 723.00
Design 33 Red 1.,746.00
Design 34 ~ Complete Blue 2,461.00
Design 34 - Phase I Blue 1,688.00
Design 34 - Phase II Blue 859.00
Design 300 Green 944.00
Design 301 Red 2,218.00
Design 302 Blue 2,368.00
Desi n 304 - Com Red 3,699.00
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Design 306 - Complete Green 2 34 Ibs. 3,991.00
() Design 306 - Phase I Green 1 45 Ibs. 2,711.00
. Design 306 - Phase II Green 9 1lbs. 1,302.00
Design 307 - Compl~te Blue 3 01 Ibs. 5,031.00
Design 307 - Phase 1 Blue ,,2 71 Ibs. 3,556.00
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Design 307 - Phase II Blue 6 3lbs. 1,009.00
Design 307 - Phase III Blue 3 1lbs. 544.00
Terms f Sale
To those with established credit: Net 0 days, 1.5% per month thereafter.
Freight charges are prepaid and added to t e invoice. Prices do not include taxes or
delivery and are subject to change without notice.
Earl F. And rsen, Inc.
9701 Penn A e S #100
Bloomington, M 55431-2976
(952) 884-7300 F (952) 884-5619
E-Mail: parkandrecifo@efa-mn.com
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BUFFALO, MN 55313-0115 GI2-6112~12S
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MONTICELLO, MN 55362
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TIM'hR SYSTEM TO AUTOMA TICALL V LOCK AND
RESTROOM DOOR.
ut J~ll2 DEAD-LATCH LOCK
PUSH TO LEFi PAD:OL~ ALUM FINISH
POWER SUPPLY WJTIi CABINET AND BA l'TER't' aA
12V 7AH BACKUP BATTElty
LCD PROGRAMMAaLE TIMER 6.24VOC (WILL BB
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12VbC HES ELECTRIC S11UKB. FAlL SECURE ORA
HVY DUTY
HES 1003 oniON KIT (STAINLESS)
11.3/4 lATCH GUARO. STAINLESS STEeL
l1V RELAY TO SHUNT THE DOOR ALARM sWITCH
TIlE TIMER IS IN mE UNLOCKED MODE.
MlSC HARDWARE AWO WIRE
LABOR TO INSTAll. THE COMPLETE SYSTEM
NO'J"E.' I llOV OUlLET IS REQUIRED FOR TIDS SYS
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1 60.58 60.'8T
1 67.28 67.28T
1 14(>-00 140.00T
1 28.95 2fl.95T
1 125,00 12HJOT
311.00 311.00j
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The Flexi-TIm Series of programmable timers provides a line of multiple event
timers designe using the technology of the watch make~ to fill the needs of
the alarm inCl uy. Fast. easy programming and visual English language display
makes this most versatile tim€! of it's type within the industl)'. Up to 12
intemal timers coouol a maximum of 84 events within a week, programmable
by indMdual r block periods, with st!lectable modes cff single pulse, double
pulse or Inte al time. First person In (FPl), a unique feature on the FT-2oo,
compensates fi r Holiday Programming. An on-board lithium battery Is provided
on most mode to retain programming in the event of system power loss. and.
cabinet mount or flush mount versions are a~ilable.
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Board SiZe
.. 2.7S"Lx3.SO"Wx 1,62-H. 7.<XXmx8.9cmx4,11c:m
MoLnting Mate (fT-200)
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Single PulWMdth Double InteNaI Flush
Pulse Ad" Pulse Time I\.fQIn:
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FEA lURES
· Silt or Twelve A-ogrammab1e tvent timers
· Block Programming
· Single plllge Mode
· Double Pulse MOde
. Interval rime Mooo
· large Uquld Cryst.'ll Display
· Large Finger S1'l:c Bl.ltWns
· Quartz Timing
· SnllpTrock Compatible
TYPICAL USES
. AlJtot'na[ic Art\1lVisarm
· Digital Dialer Test Timer
· Indl.lStril;l1 Process Control
· b'ceptiol1 Reportlng
· RF Communicator 1'e~t
· School Bell TlfTlff
· Sreak Timer
. Access Control Timer
· Time;! Zone Shl.JntIng
· Heat Control
· Air Corlditloning lockOut
· I.iQntinq Control
FUNCTIONS
Single F'IAle
A mol11\lntaly rfII$y c;1oIi...e wiil oU.a when !h(, ON 1'imQr activates. Ync (/U
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potcntlomotilf a.c(iustment. OfF Time.. will hlive no ef'fUl;t in thili mode but
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lfIe uctlvatlo.-l 0( Dny OFF T1r1'1cr,
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A~1e blTUng bl<<k:; a~: l:I\I8Y dirt. Monctly u.ough Friday, S;)lurclay
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Work list - May 16, 2002
April IS thru May 16
. Responding to brushing requests
. Seeding and top dressing at pionee
. Seeding and fertilizing of parks an recreation fields
. Start up of irrigation systems
· Continued work on Westbridge
· Aeration of parks and athletic field
. Excel field lights were maintenanc d
. Mowing and weed eating
. Mulch has been delivered and is bing spread at East Bridge
· Installed drain tile at West Bridge 0 aid in drainage of the south side
. Replaced lights at W. Bridge build ng and waJ11ights
. Garbage runs and opening buildin s for public use (bathrooms)
. Put out garbage cans
. Rebuilt boulder wall at W. Bridge
. Picked up debris in parks before m wing began
· Ballfield work - leveling, moving ases, etc.
. Cemetery maintenance
· Equipment maintenance and repair
. 'raking down winter fences and pu ting up fourth street fence
. Materials hauling
. Removing excess picnic tables fro parks
. Moving trees for community cente
. Inspection of play equipment
. Building maintenance at the librar
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