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07-16-07 Item 2G, Ice Rink Warming House Review
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<br />Page 4 of 5 <br /> <br />Perrv Park <br />Building Condition: The roof at Perry Park was replaced in 2006 and the building is in <br />very good shape. <br /> <br />Attendance - Attendance decreased from 775 in 2005/2006 to 573 in 2006/2007. The <br />building was open 33 days versus 32 days in 2005/2006. <br /> <br />Further maintenance needed before 2007/2008: None known at this time. <br /> <br />Valentine Park <br />Building Condition - The building at Valentine Park was moved off site to Freeway Park. <br />The City Council approved the use of a temporary building for the ice rink season. The <br />building seemed to work out just fine for the season. Due to the shape of the <br />building and the location of the lights, the building does not have a view of the rink. We <br />did receive one letter from Mr. Bill Dillon, a resident of Arden Hills who did not like the <br />aesthetic look of the mobile unit and has thoughts regardiug the park. Staff has included <br />that letter for the City Council to review (Attachment B). <br /> <br />Attendance - The attendance at this rink increased from 114 in 2005/2006 to 244 III <br />2006/2007. The building was open 37 days versus 29 days in 2005/2006. <br /> <br />Park Condition - The main reason that the City Council moved the permanent structure at <br />Valentine Park to Freeway Park was due to the annual flooding that occurs. The City <br />Council asked staff to evaluate the cost of fixing the drainage issue at that park. Kris <br />Giga, Civil Engineer prepared a preliminary estimate of $220,000 on May 3, 2006 <br />(Attachment C). However, it was recommended at that time that a study of the entire <br />drainage area be considered in order to get a comprehensive understanding of the park <br />and surrounding neighborhoods; a map of the recommended area is attached (Attachment <br />D). A drainage study of the area would model the existing conditions to identify the <br />extent of flooding in problem areas during various rain events. The study would also <br />include an analysis of modifications and/or improvements needed to the existing system <br />to correct drainage problems. Both neighborhoods nearest to the park have been <br />identified in the Pavement Management Program (PMP) as areas where street <br />reconstruction will be needed in the next five to ten years. Results ofthe study will assist <br />staff in determining the most cost effective way to incorporate recommended drainage <br />improvements into uearby PMP projects. <br /> <br />This drainage study could be incorporated with the design of oue or both of the PMP <br />projects. The City may see some cost savings by including the study with an adjacent <br />project; however, it could be a stand alone project as well, if the study is desired sooner. <br />Staff estimates a stand alone study would cost approximately $20,000. <br /> <br />\\Metro-inet.us\ardenhills\PR&PW\Parks\Memos\Council Memos\warming house Review <br />07.DOC <br /> <br />
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