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Page 4 of 7 <br />Committee Member Kelliher asked for clarification on the Floral Park improvements. Recreation <br />Supervisor Johnson reported that those are indeed, underway. <br />Committee Member Olson inquired about a Trail Open House scheduled for October 5th from 5:00 pm <br />– 7:00 pm. It was discussed that communications about this Open House will be going out on Facebook <br />soon. <br />The Committee discussed personally responding to Arden Hillbillies Facebook comments, in the effort <br />to provide clarity, directing those interested back to the city page. The open meeting law was discussed <br />and clarification was requested as to not violate the quorum regulation and any free speech violations. <br />Asking for recommendations from Communications Manager Cardona for tips, ideas or language for <br />Committee members to use from their personal Facebook pages to try to enlighten, clarify and diffuse <br />residents. <br />C.PTRC Announcement for South Shore Fitness Park and Trail <br />Recreation Supervisor Johnson introduced the memo regarding the new park and opportunities to <br />involve the public. <br />Committee Member Olson discussed focusing on location and parking, perhaps using drone video <br />footage as a communications release. She has a contact with a drone that may be able to assist. <br />The committee discussed the complexities and confusing challenges of parking and signage at the <br />park. Something needs to be modified or posted to clarify the “Do Not Enter” sign exactly where you <br />need to enter. Parking is a barrier to a larger ribbon cutting or grand opening. It was informally agreed <br />that posting any videos, maps or any new information about the South Shore Fitness Park and Trail be <br />shared on all social media, newsletter and potentially an email blast. <br />Recreation Supervisor Johnson will take it under advisement that additional or more clear signage <br />needs to be provided. <br />Committee Member Kelliher commented that if there is a ribbon cutting ceremony Nine North could <br />get involved and if they have a drone they could potentially expand their coverage with the drone <br />footage. <br />Committee Member Olson reiterated that there is not ample parking to allow for a successful ribbon <br />cutting. <br />Council Member Rousseau commented that at the Open House for that park there were a lot of cars <br />that parked farther down the street. <br />No vote was taken to determine if the Committee agrees to a ribbon cutting. <br />D.Books in Hazelnut (formerly outdoor classroom) <br />Committee Member Seemann reported that something like a “Little Free Library” with science based <br />educational publications for use while in the park would be a great addition. <br />Chair Hinton agrees that this addition would be welcome. Asked for costs and needs from the PTRC <br />or City to finalize and implement.
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