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Parks, Trails & Recreation Committee — August 20, 2024 Page 6 <br />Committee Member Rogers asked to discuss the ice rink. There is a whole list of things that need <br />to be done and to hear there is no money for those projects is confusing. <br />Recreation Supervisor Johnson said on the Park Improvement Plan shows how the money is <br />allocated for each park. He thinks the amount for this park is $250,000. <br />Council Liaison Rousseau said it came to Council and there was a budget, and items were <br />removed line by line. There was no consideration of accessibility or additional pieces. <br />Committee Member Olson wondered if there is a person who would reach out to businesses to <br />see if they would donate money to the foundation to help cover fences or bushes. <br />Council Liaison Rousseau didn't think there is currently anyone who does that. She said that <br />could be something to include when adding a new position in the Park and Recreation Department. <br />She also thought that, as the EDC is starting to reach out to businesses, that might be a good <br />resource. She said Council never discuss bonding to increase the value of what we're getting. <br />There could be other options. She wonders if a better option would be to stall this project for a <br />year and put the Master Parks Plan together and save up some money for the park. <br />Recreation Supervisor Johnson said the Master Plan includes updates that are required in the 25- <br />year plan. Basically, this is a window to do more at these parks but it's budgeted to do the minimum <br />required. <br />Council Liaison Rousseau said she asked the consultants what happened at Floral Park. They <br />replied that we're getting what the HOAs pay for it's not the stuff that cities normally buy. <br />Committee Member Olson said there is a really nice play set at Lake Valentine Road. She said <br />Johanna Marsh has a small play set, but it's nice, too. She feels those parks weren't getting the <br />minimum. <br />Recreation Supervisor Johnson said the City definitely got more for our money before the <br />pandemic. <br />Council Liaison Rousseau said during budget discussions the Council wanted to put an additional <br />$50,000 aside each year for these items. <br />Recreation Supervisor Johnson said basically every two years there are two parks being <br />improved. <br />Committee Member Rogers asked if a park is slated to be upgraded, she wonders who decided <br />that $250,000 is the right number. <br />Recreation Supervisor Johnson replied it's from the Park Improvement Plan. That was the <br />allocated amount that was predetermined years ago. <br />Committee Member Rogers asked how many years ago the Park Improvement Plan was written. <br />
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