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MQN[= CIF UM ARDW HE TB PARRS & REMUN ION CMMMM, 1-28-92 Page Twq COUNCM REPCIRP Councilmembex Dale Hicks reported. council denied James Nichols' request for purchasing additional property in Chatham Open Area. Council will be selecting an Architect to design the new City Hall. There will be some limited space for program use. Sue Schroeder has resigned as Bditor of the City Town Crier. Consultants are being selected to design a new City Newsletter. St. Mary's Church and St. Paul Turner's Charitable Gambling license have been renewed for 1992. All charities are committed to contribute 50 percent of their net gambling profits to groups or projects in the Arden Hills Trade Area. St. Mary's Orthodox Church is scheduled to give $4,000 to Arden Hills Parks. St. Paul Tuner's m-ist contribute $20,000 to the Trade Area by March, 1992, to comply with their license renewal agreement. Committee asked that the list of licensed charitable agencies operating in Aden Hills be secured. The Parks committee would like to actively solicit these charitable groups for contributions for Park improvements and programs. 1992 PARR Buckley reviewed the Park improvement projects scheduled for 1992. Perry Park: $9,500 Budgeted. Regrading softball fields 3 and 4. Timing is very iuportant for this project. Removing these fields from use this sLmmker would greatly effect the Youth Softball, • Youth Baseball, and adult softball programs. This project will have to be scheduled in the fall. Valentine Park: $3,500 Budgeted. This park is also under water during west season. Storm water drains into Valentine Park. The open drainage ditch on the south and east border is scheduled to be regraded. Ccmittee suggested that installation of drainage culverts should be considered for resolving the drainage problem. Backstop Hoods: $2,800 Backstop hoods are scheduled for fields used by Little Lakes Little League teams. Fields are Cummings, Floral, Perry #1, and Perry #4. Gateway Flower Gardens: $1,200 Plants will be needed for the nine Gateway Flower Garden - committee suggested that perennials should be considered for scu e of the bids. Trails - c mmings/Floral Trail: $26,523 Grading, paving, new bridge is scheduled this summer; $8,000 is budgeted for smoothing and regarding some trails in the Briarknoll area. Labine moved and seconded by Ricke that Park Cmnittee recommend the Council instruct Maier Stewart and Associates (Engineers) to provide a feasibility report for: CCIrY`1II /FLDRAL TRAIL GRADING AND PAVING Motion carried. Trail grading for trails with grass surface in the tc4mhouLse area and Briarknoll area.