03-21-16 Joint WS with PTRC - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

22 Park Renovation Note: Where possible, the PTRC recommends complete renovation of a park, rather than a piecemeal approach. • Add new parks and trails signage at all parks and trails, have parks and trails system maps installed at key outdoor locations, and available at City Hall. $22,000. • Install ADA access upgrades (seek MnDNR grants) Connect park features with paved trails at Arden Oaks, Floral, Hazelnut, Ingerson and Valentine Parks. $125,000. • Charles Perry Park – Renovate the park including relocation of the access drive, a new warming house, shelter, trails, bridge, paved rink and tot lot, etc. $350,000. • Freeway Park – Add a parking lot and replace warming house. $75,000. • Hazelnut Park – Replace warming house and provide long- term parking. $40,000. • Ingerson Park – Add a disc golf course (partner with disc golf association. for design and partial funding). $7,500. • Valentine Park renovation – $140,000. • Cummings Park – Add directional signs to the park. Provide long-term parking. Signs $750. Parking $75,000. • Add trees for shade at key locations and additional benches and picnic tables. $10,000/year for three years. • Crepeau Park – Work to create an integrated trail network, marked trails, defined entrance point(s) and an area trail and interpretive map/signs. $5,000. New parks and open space acquisition Obtain long-term parking and access agreement for Cummings Parks (Fair Isaac). $ if any to be deter- mined. TCAAP – Work with developers and the property owners to acquire trails corridors, neighborhoods and community parks and open spaces as per the park and trail master plan - as development occurs and opportunities arise. $0 - staff and committee time. Round Lake Park – Work with property owners to acquire additional land for multi-use athletic fields (principally soccer, lacrosse, rugby, football, etc.)