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10-27-1987 PTRC Meeting Agenda
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c., <br /> Minutes of Regular Parks and Recreation Commi.ttbe Meeting <br /> • Page 3 <br /> Park Maintenance - An approximate $6,000 increase in this budget is in the <br /> capital outlay area, for replacing a 1 ton truck and the tanker truck. These <br /> items were included in the five year capital outlay plan prepared earlier. <br /> Funds are also requested for an additional seasonal employee; the addition of <br /> North Snelling Park and an increased emphasis on trail maintenance necessitate <br /> this increase in manpower. <br /> Shade Tree Disease Control - this budget remains about the same; provides for <br /> one inspection yearly for diseased elm and oak. <br /> Self Sustaining Recreation - This budget increases to include provision for a <br /> 1/2 time program supervisor. Buckley feels strongly that in order to continue <br /> to maintain the programs we presently have, and hopefully increase program to <br /> levels of other communities of like size, it is essential that personnel be <br /> added. The Committee concurred with his request; felt Arden Hills' citizens <br /> are paying a tax rate close to that of surrounding communities without offering <br /> the amenities offered by them. Buckley was asked to provide supporting data <br /> for this request, i.e. level of programming in neighboring similar-sized <br /> communities, number of personnel, and ideas for additional programs, especially <br /> for adults and elderly. <br /> Committee also requested that he review all fees charged to see if they are in <br /> the ball park with those charged in surrounding communities. (Our surveys in <br /> • prior years indicated A.H. rates as high or higher than others. ) <br /> Park Fund - The bulk of the $105,450 in expenditures in this area goes to <br /> development of North Snelling Park, and upgrading of trails. Resident <br /> sentiment is strongly in favor of upgraded trails. Residents of newly <br /> developed areas are no longer content to have their parks developed in three to <br /> four year increments as has been done in the past, so most of the North <br /> Snelling development is planned for next year. <br /> Last year the Park Fund received $36,000 in donations from pull tab <br /> operations. This amount is not included in the budget as a revenue item since <br /> it is not a "certainty". Rautio suggested it be used to pay the "park <br /> salaries" portion of the Park Fund budget, since dedicated funds can not be <br /> removed from the fund and donations (such as the pull tab money) conceivably <br /> could. <br /> Miscellaneous/New Business <br /> The Fall Festival will be held September 12, 1987. <br /> Yard Beautification Contest - Messerly and committee will be touring the <br /> Village shortly to make recommendations. Mulcahy asked clarification on basis <br /> for awards. . .Committee consensus was to define the criteria as "any unusual or <br /> beautiful front yard treatment". <br /> Council Report <br /> Mayor Woodburn reported on Council items of interest to this committee, <br /> including purchase of land on Hamline and Highway 96. <br /> Adjournment <br /> Motion was made by Enrooth, seconded by Otto, that the meeting adjourn at 10:05 <br /> p.m. Motion carried unanimously. <br />
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