HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-16-1978 PTRC Meeting Minutes • Minutes of tY'.-gular Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting
Village of Arden Hills
Way 18, 07E
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Ca I 1 to Order,
The meeting was called to order at 8 : 11 p .m. by Councilman Crichton.
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Present : A. Anderson , C. Grudnoske, S . Hughes , D. Kostishack, B.
Sch I otthauer, R. Younosza 1 , D. Per• I i ck
Absent : M. Blomquist, J . Gebhard , T. Glaros , S. Hustings , J .
Moore
Also Present : Councilman C. Crlchton , Parks Director J . Buckley
Ap r va i of R? i nutes
The minutes K April 11 , 1978 regular Parkes and Recreation Depart-
ment meeting were approved as mailed . The Committee requested
that J . Buckley prepare minutes of the spec: tal April 17 meeting to
be; Included with these minutes.
• Bike T ra 3 1 Saab-Comm i ti tee Rig rt
A conceptual plan for a complete .Village bike and/or walking trail
was presentee to the entire Committee. Motion was made by D.
Kostishack, seconded by R. Younoszal , that Committee recommend
this plan to the Council , subject to confln"ous review by the Com-
mittee as each portion of the trail is ready for construction . The
Committee would like the bike trail along Lexington Avenue con-
tinued from Cummings Park down to County Road D , the Village border .
The motion carried unanimously.
One point di :cussed at length by the Commit ee was whethar all the
trails are tc: be considered bike trails, or whethsr some will be
we, lking trails only . In some cases, the terrain , and the width of
the path at this time of planning , seems to limit the use to
walkers or pushing one' s bike. It was the consensus of the Committee
that wood ch ! ps, the cheaper method of sur•;acing , should probably
bey used In roc:st cases, so that the trail can be quickly identified
as a trail I r neap i y developing areas .
Site I m r ent_Subs-Comm I ttee Report
Ac'e 1 a Anderson presented a plan for aims of this sub-committee, and
procedures Ur accomplishing these aims . it was noted That con-
ccpt plans N ve not been completed for CuW ngs Park and the
• proposed park in the Hunters ' Park area , and suggested that this be
ore aim. Copies of the m i ru t es of the Site; Improvement Sub-Committee
mooting are 7ncluded with these minutes. he Committee suggested
that neighborhood rep rcsontatives be Included I meetings discus s-
• ivq Cumm ngE� Park plan 's and Hunters ' Park plans . It was moved by
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D. Psirlick, �-.econded by C. Grudnoske , that the report be accepted
as presented . Motion carried unanimousiy.
'rho Site 1mprova7ent Stib-Come} ittee will meet with the Bike Trail
SUb-Comm ,' ttof,i on Wedresday , April 24, at 7 : 350 p -m- In the office
area oA the Vil ! ago Fa '; I , to discuss more -i-hinc.1s tieing dione witin
the bike trails this summer- (wood ch '. pping , ) el-C .
Fieport
*rho proposed Summer Frogra,,r.i was presented for Committee discussion .
wns ffoted t h,a o u r h i c.h v i i i; e ro r(,-)s i den'
will clearly state whl (-h programs aria Villarie sponsored , and which
privately Or otherwise sponsorec. Added pr-ogram this year
was a Faamll ,', Fun Night In each park, and an Opon Scecer program
for boys and girls . The Volks March wig be, held this Saturday at
10 -00 a .rtl. ' rj Perry Raj-k, wl -'I'h the walk going through Mounds View
il-ligh, , to Vallontine Ave, , througi-i Chatham, and l;ack to Perry Park.
mot lors was made by B. Slchlotthauer, seconded bN'i A,. Anderson , that
the Summer Program as-. p resented by this sub- corim i rtee be recommended
to the Counc ' l for ti-,eil- eippi-oval . ;Moflon carried unanimously .
Councl I Re Dort.
Councilman Cricilton reported that tree rsmoval expenses In
In excess of $ 1 10. 01) for ros I done ial praper-.'y of -f Iva acres
or I ess 4 1 1 be pzi I d by the V i I ;ago.
A Parks Dod I cat I on s:in, ount of 16 ,000 hazi b,3-3r, aqr�Ded upoi-, w I t h
Northwes-'r-)rn Bank.
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Mot lar, v!,qs ,1-- ode by C. (3rildnoske, saccndad by D , F ir I Ick, that
the meeting ``,e zdjourfad at jo . ; (,, p .fr,. Mo-.- , c,�i cE -rlt-jd unanlniously.
Subroittod by ShIrlay M'arshali
T1,+E NEXT R&3;JLAR MEUIAG 0'": HE PARKS AND RECREAT ] ON COMMITTEE
WILL BE HELD JUKE 13, ! S78, 8 : 00 P.M. , VILLAGE HALL.
G , -1 E -[7" ;'E IN7 ''SC M1,4 "T E Z F L.A 14N' j' NG P R 0 C E SSUGE STE 0 RC LE 1 1j 1 r , SU - T
PROCESS PLANWNG & DEVELOPMENT
Site--
Plan (Corace2t.) Dove ioped with Input -11'rom and cooperation
with Parks Departr;ient , Community and Ccuncil . Coordinated
by S I to Deve I opment Sub--Comm I ttee- Shculd include :
A. 09finition of Individual park use and users .
B. Evaluation of physical features (terraln , extent of forest,
open area and iowland , etc. )
C. ties I m I na ry I avout
M Desired fact ; lties. (should have a master list)
( 2) Relative location of desired facilities
( 3) c i ;-c...; I at I oil patterns ( foot, bike , a ijto)
D. Coos-c.� Inatiori with adjacent areas ( homtes , tral Is , streets )
2 . S J_te-Des 1 q,1 Coordinated by Site Developmero' Sub-Committee,
using approved proi-osslonal held as neo-ded , and local citizen
lnpu�r , with porlodic reports to entire Committee. ShOL I d
I nc I u,--',e ;
• A. Analysis of landscepe features (Scaln crwflrag S',howirig rela-
tive position and identification of features ) .
B. west's ijjq site pt, ajj appropriai,aly -ro physical landscape.
C. Arch I tectura I des ; gn and spec I f I Call- ons 0? 1 nd I v I dua I f ac I
lities (playgroind equipment , parking j�acilltles, playlnq
bolds , lz!ndscaping , trails , etc. )
Short how the paf t I cu I ar de 53 1 gn and f zic 1 1 i t I es f its I "to
( 1 ) Site pIar,
( 2 ) Neighborhood desires or demand
( 3) De f I r:e ci v s ar needs
(4 ) G,DI-.ern i standa-ds for earl: space and, use
( 5) Existing natural resources
( 6 ) Villago ordlinances or. policies re drainage , buffers ,
bouievarG ;-oiitricflonl<_;$ etc.
Obtain 'kng Cos" information anc," ( Parks and Recrea-
C WFr its e-Fit
Final -+ ' cr end Au,,�royaP_ (Parks Corm ittss)
• A . Anderscn presented a possible planning schedule for use in
planning and development indicating the role of the Site Develop
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ment Sub-Committee In the process .
J . Moore suggested we p-epare a list of possible facilities to
Include approximate costs and space needed . This could be used
in aidingci tizens to Indicate preferences and priorities in
development. J . Buckley and J . Moore are preparing this list.
We discussed the need for the establishment of trails as quickly
as possible. It was suggested that to enable raold development
of trail systems and best use of avalrable funds we propose that
paths witVin the parks ae initially wood chip surface and trails
between parks be crushed time insofar as the budget will allow .
Note: at $. 73 per foot, crushed lime on the power line corridor
(east-west) from Old Snelling to east end of McClung property
would cosT approximately $ 1 , 500.
Request Cclmmittee _Action as Foilows :
I . Accept guidelines for planning process ;, with or without re-
visiors.
2. PossIole budget revisions :
• a . Rovise development budget to spend move on pathways using
crushed lime.
b . Overate within our current budg:atj using chips to estab-
t sh trails.
3. Request the Bike Trail Committee to investigate the pass i b I -
Iity ref a pathway on Naml ne from Indian Oaks to Floral
Park Approximately 500 feet-) .
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