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Home My WebLink About02-28-1989 PTRC Meeting Agenda • AGENDA Regular Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting Village of Arden Hills Tuesday, February 28, 1989, 7:30 p.m. Village Hail 1 . Call to Order and Roll Call. 2. Approval of Minutes, January 24, 1989 3. Council Report Part-time Program Supervisor / Park Dedication (Round Lake Park Area) 3 ? t->ti,3 -4 Progress Report (Round Lake Development) `�3.6 �4»�seJ Cevh�h Keyrr` G-rc, ./4. Park Department Goals - 1989 Z /b. Arden Hills Bingo/Pull Tab Annual Report ;� Review 1989 Park Development Proposal C3Zao a !/ i . Review Pedestrian Trails Blacktopping Schedule '*O /• • �d0,b�Y V 8. Spring Program Proposal �9. Miscellaneous/New Business �10. Adjournment s ,�.� '� --c- ------------------------------------------------ Park Fund --------------------------------------- ----------- 1988 1988 1989 Item Arden Manor Estimated Actual Budget Play Equipment $ 7,095 $6,991 Resurface $ 1,240 Tennis Court �,900 2,900 Basketball Court 210 210 Arden Oaks Swings ---- ----- 1,500 Chatham Trails Crapeau Nature Preserve 500 ----- Trails Cummings 1,000 Repair Tennis Court 370 370 Resurface 0 ,41 Planner for Lake Access 10 Soccer Goals 2, 000 Floral 1,500 Resurface Basketball Court Is00 Freeway , Used structure from School Dist. 621 Hazelnut Tennis Court Rcsar-rAt, 1,560 1,560 Resurface Basketball Curt 1,135 Front Area Hockey Security Light 690 1,000 Ingerson Lindy's Trail Backstop from School Dist. 621 North Snelling Ag-Lime 1,530 1,532 Backstop 1,015 1,013 Play Structure & Installation 8,535 10,414 Tennis Court & Net 19,640 19,830 Picnic Shelter Installation 527 Seeding/Sodding 312 Perry Round Lake Grading, Seeding Softball Field 25,0003,500 J Sampson Park Basketball Backboard 241 Valentine Softball Field 3,500 Basketball Backboard 241 Asphalt 38 Village Hall 15,000 Trails & Corridors 25,000 ASigns 350 Benches 11000 Bridges 3,000 Trees 315 Miscellaneous 3,790 1,593 TOTALS $51,810 $48,462 $80,785 The Comprehensive Park Plan continues to serve as the guide for the acquisition of neighborhood park sites and Village trail corridors. The ten year Park Development Plan presented to the Council serves as the guide for the development of parks and trails. Presently all acquisition and development costs are charged to this fund. • ARDEN HILLS PARKS DEPARTMENT PEDESTRIAN TRAILS Proposed Blacktopping Schedule The trails were divided into four categories: ( 1) section recommended for blacktopping in 1987 because of high usage and difficult terrain; (2), (3), and (4) suggested priority for blacktopping in the future as/if funds are available Length Surface Arden Trail Glenpaul to Stowe 2,575 ' Ag Lime 2 Stowe to Co Rd E 1,500' Grass 2 Chatham Trails Connection 1,200' 160' hard 4 surface, 1,040 grass, blocks Corridors 4 (600' leading to Valentine School) 1 Natural Area Pathways 8,400' Grass 4 Town House Trails Village Hall Trail 2 '00' Grass 3 NSP Trail 1,300' Grass 3 • Corridor 740' Grass 4 Floral to Norma Corridor 600' Ag Lime 1 Cummings Park to Floral Trail Cummings Park Trail 1,500' Grass 3 Cummings to Floral 2,050' Grass 2 Floral 2,000' Grass 3 Crepeau Nature Preserve Nature Trails 2,800' Grass 4 BREAKDOWN BY RUNNING FOOT Phase 1 620 feet Phase 2 6, 125 feet Phase 3 15,540 feet Phase 4 4,580 feet • ARDEN HILLS PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT PROGRAM ACTIVITY PROPOSAL - SPRING, 1989 • 1988 Spring Program 1989 Spring Program Proposal YOUTH YOUTH Girls Softball, 3 & 4 Grade Girls Softball, 3 & 4 Grade Girls Softball, 5 & 6 Grade Girls Softball, 5 & 6 Grade Girls Softball, Jr High Girls Softball, Jr High Girls Softball, Sr High Girls Softball, Sr High Boys Softball, 3 & 4 Grade Boys Softball, 3 & 4 Grade Boys Softball, 5 & 6 Grade Boys Softball, 5 & 6 Grade Boys Softball, Jr High Boys Softball, Jr High Boys Softball, Sr High Boys Softball, Sr High T-Ball, Kgn, 1-2 Grade, Co-Rec T-Ball, Kgn, 1-2 Grade, Co-Rec Youth Soccer, Kgn - 4 Grade Youth Soccer, Kgn - 4 Grade Pre-School Gymnastics Pre-School Gymnastics Island Lake & Valentine Hills Island Lake & Valentine Hills Elementary Gymnastics Elementary Gymnastics Island Lake & Valentine Hills Island Lake & Valentine Hills Tap, Ballet, Jazz & Acrobatics Tap, Ballet, Jazz & Acrobatics Pre-School & Elementary Pre-School & Elementary __-Island Lake & Valentine Hills Island Lake & Valentine Hills Karate, `Beginning & Advanced Island Lake & Valentine Hills Spring Track Program Spring Track Program _ or Jazzercis Spring & Summer Tennis Program Valentine Hills Baton Twirg • Island Lake & Valentine Hills ADULT ADULT Co-Rec Volleyball League Co-Rec Volleyball League Men' s Open Volleyball League Men's Open Volleyball League Men s Slow Pitch Softball League Men's Slow Pitch Softball Tuesday & Wednesday Nights Tuesday & Wednesday Nights Co-Rec 14" Softball League Co-Rec 14" Softball League Wednesday Night Wednesday Night Women's Slow Pitch Softball Women's Slow Pitch Softball Golf Instruction, Youth & Adult Golf Instruction, Youth & Adult Jazzercise Jazzercise Racquetball Instruction Racquetball Instruction FAMILY �d CAE Community Gardens FAMILY Community Gardens Beautification Contest Beautification Contest Park Clean-up Park Clean-up Arbor Day '88 Arbor Day '89 JOINT SPONSORSHIP JOINT SPONSORSHIP Girls Gymnastics (Olson) Girls Gymnastics (Olson) Vegetable Gardening (Ramsey Co) Vegetable Gardening (Ramsey Senior Citizens' Program (621 Schools) SrCitizens' Program (62 1Sch)) Little Lakes Little League Regis Little Lakes Little League Reg North Suburban Soccer Assn North Suburban Soccer Assn • Aquatics Aquatics Adaptive Recreation, Club Program Adaptive Recreation, Club Prog CITY OF ARDEN HILLS PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING • MINUTES, JANUARY 24, 1989 Call to Order The regular meeting of the Arden Hills Park and Recreation Commission was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Chairman David Sand. Roll Call Present: David Sand, Mary Gillies, Dorothy McClung, Don Messerly, Tom Mulcahy and Pattie Green. Absent Keith Enrooth, Jim Mishek, Alan Montgomery, Jim Otto and Mark Peterson Also Present Mayor Tom Sather and Parks Director John Buckley. NEW MEMBERS: Chair Sand and Bucklev welcomed the new committee members and noted major concerns for committee consideration in 1989. They are: Trail Development Securing and Developing an Athletic Complex on the Arsenal Increase Program Development OATH OF OFFICE Mayor Sather lead the committee members in the Oath of Office. • COUNCIL REPORT Mayor Sather reported: Three candidates have applied for the one Council vacancy, Tom Mulcahy, Gary Peck, and Tom Mahowald. Council will be interviewing candidates on Thursday, January 26, and make an appointment at the January 30 Council meeting. Council is hiring a Financial Development consultant to assist in the finance and development of the Round Lake site. The Army Reserve Arsenal Training Center is still proceeding. The Army is planning to secure their utility service from Shoreview. North Suburban Soccer and Lake Region Hockey are investigating the possibility of financing and con- structing an indoor facility that can be used for hockey in the winter and soccer in the spring, summer and fall. Encouraged the Park Committee to work more closely with the Finance Committee for budgeting park and program services in the community. Open House for Robert Woodburn is scheduled for Tuesday, January 32, 4-6 P.M. at the City Hall. Encouraged committee members to attend. GARDEN The video of the 1988 Garden Recognition project has been VIDEOTAPE misplaced. The Committee will view the video at a later date ARDEN HILLS HALL ANNUAL REPORT 1'aas BING" PULLTABS 3R0.'3S SAL ES 33, 191 , ;i"'% . 45 GROSS SALE) SJ, 18'7, 849 . SO ?RIZES $2, 439, 699 . 00 PRIZES , 512, 716 . 50 NET PROFIT $751 , 628 . 45 NET PROFIT $675 , 133 . 0U LAWFUL PURPOSE LAWFUL PURPOSE 45% 33.38 , 232 . 80 55p $371 , 323 . 15 • TOTAL GROSS s6, 379, 176 . 95 TOTAL PRIZES 34, 952, 415 . 50 TOTAL PROFIT 31 , 42b, 7b1 . 45 10% $142, 676 . 15 C coll. A.- • 1949 COMMITTEES &S AND RECREATION, COMMITTEE David Sand, Chair 1969 Jerrold Avenue Briggs and Morgan 636-4364 (H) Keith Enrooth 1120 Amble Dr. Cardiac Pacemakers 636-9962 (H) 227-3335 (W) Mary Gillies 1736 Crystal Avenue 633-1564 (H) Dorothy McClung 4370 SnellingAvenue N.MN Dept. of Revenue 633-3719 (H) 296-1904 (W) r Don Messerly 3915 Fairview Avenue N.State Farm Insurance 633-7022 (H) 5bS-4•�,s7 t W) Jim k 1147 Waldon Place Wilson we"! Ge. 483-2268 (H) 426-1364 (W) Alan Montgomery 1264 Wyncrest Court D. D. S. 631-8309 (H) 636-1036 (W) Thomas Mulcahy 3530 Siems Court Graco 633-6084 (H) 623-6704 (W) Opmes Otto 4406 Arden View Court Mounds View Pub. School 631-0639 (H) 633-7711 (W) Mark Peterson 4468 Hamline Avenue N. 633-4711 (H) City of Plymouth 559-2800 (W> -Tom9kw�e•d• �t/�,owq.)d �4,q � •o T�h J ® 636-6785 (H) 636-4179 (W) AD HOC LIAISON Secretary In House Tarn Sather, Council - In House 633-1097 (H) • :J ARDE:N HILLS HALL ANNUAL REPORT 1988 BINGO PULLTABS jROSS SALES $3, 191, 327 . 45 GROSS SALES $3, 187, 849. 50 PRIZES $2, 439, 699 . 00 PRIZES :;"2, 512,716 . 50 NET PROFIT $751 , 628 . 45 NET PROFIT $675, 133 . 00 LAWI.'UL PURPOSE LAWFUL PURPOSE: 45w $338, 232 . 80 55% $371 , 323 . 15 TOTAL GROSS $6, 379, 176 . 95 • TOTAL PRIZES $4, 952,415 . 50 TOTAL PROFIT :^1 ,42b, 7bl . 45 10% $142, 676 . 15 Vft A • 1450 W. HIGHWAY 96, ARDEN HILLS, MINNESOTA 55112 633-5676 December 30, 1988 NOTICE OF CANCELLATION PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING CITY OF ARDEN HILLS The Regular Planning Commission Meeting scheduled for Wednesday, January 4, 1989, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, February 1, 1989, at 7:30 p.m. , at the Village Hall. Catherine J. Iago Deputy Clerk • ARSENAL A concept plan for the athletic field complex must be ATHLETIC submitted with the request for leasing property at the COMPLEX Twin Cities Army Ammunition plant. Two firms, Wehrman, Bergly, Assoc. , and Pyllis R. Hanson submitted costs for preparing the concept drawing. The quotes were: Wehrman,Bergly $2, 700 Phyllis R. Hanson $ 600 to 900 Ms. Hanson was able to prepare the concept drawings. Arden Hills would pay 40 % New Brighton 30%; and Mounds View 30%. She prepared three concept plans for the Park Committee to review. Mulcahy moved, seconded by McClung, that the plan identified as Concept A be submitted to Council for approval. Motion carried. The four Parks Departments, Arden Hills, Mounds View, New Brighton, and Shoreview are in the process of getting the Concept A approved by their Park Committees and Councils. When this is completed, it will be submitted to the Arsenal. REVIEW The Committee reviewed three reports prepared by Buckley: 1988 Park Development Report. • 1989 Park Development Proposal 1988 Park Revenue received from park dedications and pull tabs. 1989 GOALS The Committee will continue discussing 1989 goals at the February meeting. MISC. BUSINESS: Messerly announced that the newly formed Arden Hills Bird Club's first meeting is scheduled for Thursday, January 26, 1989, 7:30 P.M. at the Messerly home. Any and all are welcome. The Committee discussed the possibilities of preparing a 15 minute video that would show the different city parks and trails. The video could be shown on cable tv network and given to chambers of commerce for promotional. The Committee discussed securing a law student under graduate from the U of M, Hamline, or William Mitchell, to research the original agreement in which the Arsenal property was procurred for the Twin City Army Ammunition Plant. Buckley stated he would make some calls. Meeting adjourned at 9:20 P.M. • KeepingUp , y L.A. Jones nv Reconsider part-time director program HIRING A part-time parks and recreation pro- good sense to invest another $10,000 of charitable gram director is a good idea that merits reconsidera- money to make good use of those resources. To do tion in Arden Hills. It is an idea that would cost the otherwise is akin to buying a new car and parking it city nothing in 1989 and would benefit Arden Hills in your garage for safe keeping. residents in a most tangible way. In addition, Council Member Malone's assertion Three charities doing business at the Pot O' Gold that an outside force would be directing city policy is bingo hall have agreed to pay the salary costs of a an equally fallacious argument against hiring a part-time director-estimated to be about$10,000 in part-time director. 1989. Two members ofthe city council have support- The city council,as with any charitable donation, ed the idea and two members have opposed it. A contribution or grant, has the authority to reject or fifth was not present to vote on the issue. accept a donation or participate in a grant program. Opposition to the plan has centered around The fact that the council already voted 2-2 not to • Council Member Nancy Hansen's perception that hire a part-time director plainly speaks to this fact. there is no such need for a director and Council Member Paul Malone's contention that the charities CLEARLY,TILE idea is a good one and could be are,'in effect, already making the decision for the attempted on a one-year trial basis to see if a part- city by donating the funds. time director increases recreational participation Both arguments, however, are fallacious and do and use of the city's park sites, as pragmatically not take into account the potential benefits a part- suggested by Mayor Tom Sather and Council time program director would afford both the city's Member Thomas Mahowald. parks program and Arden Hills youth in general. If the demand for a part-time program director does not prove cost-efficient, or if Arden Hills resi- COUNCIL MEMBER Hansen has stated, "I just dents do not respond to new recreational opportuni- don't see the parks being used a lot." Given the fact ties, the council should have little trouble eliminat- that what she says is true, however, shouldn't the ing the position in 1990. city attempt to make maximum use of its park Mayor Sather is right when he says, "I would resources by making an intensity of recreational like to try it. I don't see a lot of risk myself in this opportunities available to residents? particular proposal." 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Adjournment f� r t ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Park Fund ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1988 1988 1989 Item Estimated Actual Budget Arden Manor Play Equipment $ 7,095 $6,991 Resurface $ 1,240 Tennis Court 2,900 2,900 Basketball Court 210 210 Arden Oaks Swings ---- ----- 1,500 Chatham Trails Crapeau Nature Preserve 500 ----- Trails 1,000 Cummings Repair Tennis Court 370 370 Resurface 1,410 Planner for Lake Access 2,000 Soccer Goals 1,500 Floral Resurface Basketball Court 1,500 Freeway Used structure from School Dist. 621 Hazelnut Tennis Court Rcsor,44 1,560 1,560 Resurface Basketball Curt 1,135 Front Area 1,000 Hockey Security Light 690 Ingerson Lindy's Trail Backstop from School Dist. 621 North Snelling • Ag-Lime 1,530 1,532 Backstop 1,015 1,013 Play Structure & Installation 8,535 10,414 Tennis Court & Net 19,640 19,830 Picnic Shelter Installation 527 Seeding/Sodding 312 Perry Round Lake Grading, Seeding 25, Till,000 - mvv Softball Field 3,500 -a I Sampson Park Basketball Backboard 241 Valentine Softball Field 3,500 Basketball Backboard 241 Asphalt 38 Village Hall 15,000 Trails & Corridors 25,000 A Signs 350 Benches 1,000 Bridges 3,000 Trees 315 Miscellaneous 3,790 1,593 - TOTALS $51,810 $48,462 $80,785 The Comprehensive Park Plan continues to serve as the guide for the acquisition of neighborhood park sites and Village trail corridors. The ten year Park Development Plan presented to the Council serves as the guide for the development of parks and trails. Presently all acquisition and development costs are charged to this fund. • ARDEN HILLS PARKS DEPARTMENT PEDESTRIAN TRAILS Proposed Blacktopping Schedule The trails were divided into four categories: (1) section recommended for blacktopping in 1987 because of high usage and difficult terrain; (2), (3) , and (4) suggested priority for blacktopping in the future as/if funds are available Length Surface Arden Trail Glenpaul to Stowe 2,575' Ag Lime 2 Stowe to Co Rd E 1,500' Grass 2 Chatham Trails Connection 1,200' 160' hard 4 surface, 1,040 grass, blocks Corridors 4 (600' leading to Valentine School) 1 Natural Area Pathways 8,400' Grass 4 Town House Trails Village Hall Trail 2,300' Grass 3 NSP Trail 1,300' Grass 3 . Corridor 740' Grass 4 Floral to Norma Corridor 600' Ag Lime 1 Cummings Park to Floral Trail Cummings Park Trail 1,500' Grass 3 Cummings to Floral 2,050' Grass 2 Floral 2,000' Grass 3 Crepeau Nature Preserve Nature Trails 2,800' Grass 4 BREAKDOWN BY RUNNING FOOT Phase 1 620 feet Phase 2 6, 125 feet Phase 3 15,540 feet Phase 4 4,580 feet ARDEN HILLS PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT • PROGRAM ACTIVITY PROPOSAL - SPRING, 1989 • 1988 Spring Program 1989 Spring Program Proposal YOUTH YOUTH Girls Softball, 3 & 4 Grade Girls Softball, 3 & 4 Grade Girls Softball, 5 & 6 Grade Girls Softball, 5 & 6 Grade Girls Softball, Jr High Girls Softball, Jr High Girls Softball, Sr High Girls Softball, Sr High Boys Softball 3 & 4 Grade Boys Softball,ttball, 3 & 4 Grade Y Boys Softball, 5 & 6 Grade Boys Softball 5 & 6 Grade Boys Softball, Jr High Boys Softball, Jr High Boys Softball, Sr High Boys Softball, Sr High T-Ball, Kgn, 1-2 Grade, Co-Rec T-Ball, Kgn, 1-2 Grade, Co-Rec Youth Soccer, Kgn - 4 Grade Youth Soccer, Kgn - 4 Grade Pre-School Gymnastics Pre-School Gymnastics Island Lake & Valentine Hills Island Lake & Valentine Hills Elementary Gymnastics Elementary Gymnastics Island Lake & Valentine Hills Island Lake & Valentine Hills Tap, Ballet, Jazz & Acrobatics Tap, Ballet, Jazz & Acrobatics Pre-School & Elementary Pre-School & Elementary Island Lake & Valentine Hills Island Lake & Valentine Hills _Karate,,?Beginning & Advanced Island Lake & Valentine Hills Spring Track Program Spring Track Program Juirior Jazzercise , Spring & Summer Tennis Program Island_ILake & Valentine Hills Baton Twirlfng Island Lake & Valentine Hills ADULT ADULT Co-Rec Volleyball League Co-Rec Volleyball League Men's Open Volleyball League Men's Open Volleyball League Men's Slow Pitch Softball League Men's Slow Pitch Softball Tuesday & Wednesday Nights Tuesday & Wednesday Nights Co-Rec 14" Softball League Co-Rec 14" Softball League Wednesday Night Wednesday Night Women's Slow Pitch Softball Women's Slow Pitch Softball Golf Instruction, Youth & Adult Golf Instruction, Youth & Adult Jazzercise Jazzercise Racquetball Instruction Racquetball Instruction mod, C" FAMILY FAMILY Community Gardens Community Gardens Beautification Contest Beautification Contest Park Clean-up Park Clean-up Arbor Day '88 Arbor Day '89 JOINT SPONSORSHIP JOINT SPONSORSHIP Girls Gymnastics (Olson) Girls Gymnastics (Olson) Vegetable Gardening (Ramsey Co) Vegetable Gardening (Ramsey Co) Senior Citizens' Program (621 Schools) Sr Citizens' Program (621 Sch) Little Lakes Little League Regis Little Lakes Little League Reg North Suburban Soccer Assn North Suburban Soccer Assn Aquatics Aquatics Adaptive Recreation, Club Program Adaptive Recreation, Club Prog a., 4 t�N� Ark ar ice+ 1rt i its � ► yam ► Y,. y I�Os�v:Its L{ = �� ARDEN HILLS PARKS 6 RECREATION DEPARTMENT • 1988 PARK FUND INCOME PARK DEDICATION - PULL TABS - MISC PARK FUND DEDICATION INCOME 97,200 PULL TAB INCOME BLUE FOX 12,300 POT OF GOLD 12, 100 BIG TEN 7,600 / 32,000 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FALL FESTIVAL 789 TOTAL $129,089 H" (0 9 PARK FUND BALANCE 12/31/88 $434,002 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Park Fund ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- • 1988 Item Estimated 1989 Arden Manor Play Equipment $ 7,095 Resurface $ 1,240 Tennis Court 2,900 Basketball Court 210 Arden Oaks Swings 1,500 Chatham Trails Crapeau Nature Preserve 500 Trails 1,000 Cummings Repair Tennis Court 370 Resurface 1,410 66 Planner for Lake Access 2,000 Soccer Goals 1,500 Floral Resurface Basketball Court 1,500 Freeway Used structure from School Dist. 621 Hazelnut Tennis Court 1,560 Resurface Basketball Court 1,135 Front Area 1,000 . Ingerson Lindy's Trail Backstop from School Dist. 621 North Snelling Ag-Lime 1,530 Backstop 1,015 Play Structure 8,535 Tennis Court 19,640 Perry Round Lake oa/ Grading, Seeding 1!S3 00 fin• Softball Field Valentine Softball Field ,�,/ 3 500,- / tf AAA 1 t— Village Ha11 — o-$ G.- v / �u CWk V G,J �T''"L Imo`, '`` A44 Trails & Corridors 25,000 Signs 350 Benches 1,000 Bridges 3,000 Trees 315 Miscellaneous 3,790 J TOTALS $51,810 $80,785 —43rYffl 4720 The Comprehensive Park Plan continues to serve as, the guj4e- for the acquisit'o� neig or oo park sites and Village trail corridors. . The ten year Park Deve opment an presented to the Counci serves as the eue for the development of parks and trails. Presently all acquisition and development costs are charged to this fund. -52- 1988 PARK DEVELOPMENT PLANS Creapeau Nature Preserve 1988 Proposed 1988 Actual • Prairie Flower Area 750 North Snelling Park Tennis Court 50,000 19,640 Tennis Net 190 Softball Backstop 1, 100 1,013 Infield Material 1,532 Play Climbing Structure 9,000 8,939 Misc. Expense for Installing Play Structure 1,475 Misc. Expense for Installing Picnic Shelter 527 Seed 204 Sod General Skating 108 00 Picnic Tables and Grills 600 Hazelnut Park Tennis Court Resurfacing 1,560 Hockey Security Light 690 Sampson Park Basketball Backboard 241 Valentine Park Basketball Backboard 241 • Asphalt 38 Cummings Park Tennis Court Repair 370 Arden Manor Play Climbing Structure 7,000 6,991 Tennis Court Resurfacing 2,900 Basketball Court Repair 210 Misc. Cost 1,279 Trails 314 Signs 500 Benches 1,000 Surfacing and Bridges (Hard surface) t4,olt p� rwrA 25,000 Ingerson Park West Access to Park 10,000 Total �5. ) 48,462 sl,ys � 1989 PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION • NAME ADDRESS PHONE David Sand, CHAIR 1989 Jerrold Ave. 636-4384 (h) 291-1215 (w) Keith Enrooth 1120 Amble Dr. 636-9962 (h) 227-3335 (w) Mary Gillies 1736 Crystal Ave. 633-1564 (h) Dorothy McClung 4370 Snelling Ave. N. 633-3719 (h) 296-1904 (w) Don Messerly 3915 Fairview Ave. N. 633-7022 (h) 569-4937 (w) -Jim 4ishek Alan Montgomery 1264 Wyncrest Ct. 631-8309 (h) 636-1036 (w) Thomas Mulcahy 3530 Siems Ct. 633-6084 (h) 623-6704 (w) • James Otto 4406 Arden View Ct. 631-0639 (h) 633-7711 (w) Mark Peterson 4468 Hamline Ave. N. 633-4711 (h) Retfie Glee" 15-03 Col)een A-ef- 559-2800 (w) 45) —J925 (A) LIAISON: 6 39- 07 y1(Av,) 1/24/89 madlr •