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CITY OF ARDEN IULT.S <br /> MEN DRANDEM <br /> ICE. May 27, 1994 <br /> TO: Dorothy Person, City Administrator <br /> FROM: Cindy Seve3:tson, Parks and Recreation Director <br /> SUBJECT: Letter from a resident regarding parking issues at Floral <br /> Park <br /> I received a call from a resident, Sarah Rhude, regarding parking <br /> around Floral Park. I met with this individual on-site in an attempt <br /> to come up with alternatives/solutions. The letter attached suggests <br /> extending the "no parking areas;" which after meeting, we both agreed <br /> would help. <br /> Sarah Rhode and her family live in the first house adjoining Floral <br /> Park. Her concern is that the park is used on a regular psis by <br /> Little Lake Little League. Floral Park does not have a parking lot. <br /> Consequently, cars park along both sides of the street throughput the <br /> neighborhood. This creates somewhat of a safety hazard. <br /> Sarah Rhude refers to Floral Park as a neighborhood park, which it is. <br /> However, all of the parks in Arden Hills are technilly neighborhood <br /> Parks. Actually, Floral Park is tied with OmudngsVark For the <br /> largest park acreage. Since the city does not have a community park, <br /> the neighborhood parks are used for a number of city recreation <br /> Programs as well as youth association games and practices. Floral <br /> Park is predominantly used as a Little Lakes Little League field. As <br /> an organization, Little Lakes has contributed money to install <br /> sideline fencing at Floral Park in an attempt to make the playing <br /> field safer. There are 220 kids playing little league baseball from <br /> Arden Hills in 1994- All youth associations receive fields according <br /> to the rnunber- of participants from Arden Hills. As you are aware, <br /> there are always an insufficient number of fields in Arden Hills to <br /> accommDdate all parties. The parks Little Lakes can use are limited <br /> by what fields are needed by the City's recreational adult and youth <br /> leagues and Moundsview's Girls Fastpitch Association. Given the <br /> current demand on our softball fields, if Little Lakes didn't use <br /> Floral Park, score other activity would be planned there. It is not <br /> passible to use Floral Park entirely as a practice facility. <br />