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Parks, Trails & Recreation Committee Meeting Minutes October 21, 2014 <br />Page 4 <br /> <br /> <br />flyer. Ms. Stephens also suggested the back of the flyer state that the committee is <br />looking for someone who knows about pollinating gardens and perennials. Committee <br />Member O’Malley asked if they could at least get the design from the U of M. Council <br />Liaison McClung indicated this would have to go to Council. Co-Chair Van Valkenburg <br />suggested they first see if anyone wanted to donate to the Foundation for the pollinating <br />garden and that they get the design this fall and then plant in the spring. Council Liaison <br />McClung stated that there is local group of Master Gardners that they have worked with <br />in the past and maybe the committee could get some assistance or ideas from them. <br />Discussion ensued and the committee was in consensus on placing an article in the <br />newsletter asking for donations, pollinating plants, or other options on donating. <br /> <br />D. Pickle Ball <br /> <br />Co-Chair Van Valkenburg indicated that there is interest in the community on having a <br />pickle ball court and asked for the committee’s input about getting some dedicated pickle <br />ball courts or having tennis courts configured so they are dual-purpose courts. He stated <br />that other communities around Arden Hills have taken tennis courts and added the pickle <br />ball outlines so that they are a dual-purpose court of tennis and pickle ball. Committee <br />Member Michaelson reported that Shoreview has actually added specific pickle ball <br />courts. Ms. Grant indicated that Arden Hills residents can play the Shoreview <br />Community Center for $3. <br /> <br />Council Liaison McClung suggested the committee do some research on what needs to <br />be done to configure a tennis court for pickleball, what is done with the nets since the <br />pickle ball nets are shorter, and the costs associated with that. He stated if they wanted to <br />get specific pickle ball courts that would need to be put in the budget. Committee <br />Member Michaelson indicated he would volunteer to be part of a subcommittee to do the <br />research. Mr. McClung commented that if it’s not that expensive to modify a tennis <br />court they pick a court and do a year trial to see if residents are interested. He stated that <br />after they get the results back they can then bring to Council. <br /> <br />E. Other New Business <br /> <br />None <br /> <br />4. UNFINISHED BUSINESS <br /> <br />A. Park Tour Evaluation Discussion <br /> <br />Ms. Grant indicated she discussed the different improvements the committee thought <br />needed to be done right away with Public Works Director Maurer and Public Works <br />Superintendent Mooney. <br /> <br />Ms. Grant commented that she did order eight metal basketball nets which are sturdier, at <br />a cost of $54 a net, and that they have been placed at various parks. <br />
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