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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-25-1989 PTRC Meeting Agenda • AGENDA Regular Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting Village of Arden Hills Tuesday, April 25, 1989, 7:30 p.m. Village Hall Call to Order and Roll Call. �. Approval of Minutes, February 28, 1989, vll'3. Council Report,* V­/4. Spring Program Report. ✓5. Summer Program Proposal. Arbor Day Planting & Clean-up (Saturday April 29, 10:00 -12:00 noon) . � D v Jl. Arsenal Sports Complex Update. /Parks Improvement Update. --_�,,/,*, O�A,� Miscellaneous%New Business yf0 I✓w.ut- — �"� �` • he 0. Annuai Park/Trail Tour (May Meeting) .. Adjournment. r � 1 r CITY OF ARDEN HILLS PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING y MINUTES, APRIL 25, 1989 Call to Order The regular meeting of the Arden Hills Park and Recreation Commission was . called to order at 7:45 P.M. by Chairman David Sand. Roll Call Present: Chairman David Sand, Keith Enrooth, Alan Montgomery, Jim Otto. Absent Dorothy McClung, Mark Peterson, Mary Gillies, Don Messerly, Pattie Green and Tom Mulcahy. Also Present Councilmember Tom Mahowald and Parks Director John Buckley. MINUTE APPROVAL Minutes of the February 28 meeting were approved as mailed. COUNCIL REPORT Councilmember Mahowald reported: Casserly & Associates has been hired by the City to direct the financing and development of the Round Lake Industrial area. The Round Lake T.I.F. District has been expanded to include North Snelling and Cummings Park. Kem Milling property has been purchased by the City. • This project will be included in the TIF Redevelopment project. The Council is presently interviewing candidates for City Attorney and City Engineer consulting positions. Cellular One has entered a 15 year lease agreement with the City for space on the north water tower. The City will receive $600 per month for the leased space. Council approved lease/purchase of a street sweeper. SPRING PROGRAM Buckley reported that there are 40 men's teams, 20 Co-Rec teams, 17 women's teams that will be playing in the Arden Hills Softball leagues this season. 5 men's teams and 3 co-rec teams have been turned away because of field shortage. In addition, 16 Control Data teams will also be playing on Arden Hills' fields this season. We are receiving a good response for youth T-ball, softball and soccer programs. The Youth Athletic Association programs are experiencing continued growth. North Suburban Soccer Association has over 1100 children playing this summer, 18% of the registrations are Arden Hills children. Little Lakes Litttle League Baseball has over 1000 registrations this year, 19% are from Arden Hills. 750 children played baseball in 1988. There will be a real field shortage for soccer and baseball fields in the Arden Hills/Shoreview area this summer. • SUMMER PROGRAM Buckley presented the summer program proposal for review. New programs are: summer youth gymnastics at Valentine Hills School, tennis team co-sponsored by Northwest Tennis Club, and Bird Club. Enrooth moved, seconded by Otto, that summer program be presented to Council for approval. Motion carried. ARSENAL SPORTS Buckley stated that the North Ramsey Sports Complex COMPLEX proposal was presented to Ted Schulte, commander of the Twin City Arsenal on April 4. Mr. Schulte stated that he would immediately send the proposal to the proper channels. He hopes that some response will be received in April. PARK IMPMTS. Buckley stated that he will seek Council approval to have the City Engineer prepare the pathway specifications for blacktopping the Hazelnut Park pathway from Glenpaul to Stowe Avenue. $25,000 is budgeted in 1989 for Trail Improvement. City Engineer Barry Peters stated that the preliminary cost for the project would be around $20,000. It is hoped that the bidding process can be completed soon, so the project can be scheduled for completion in early summer. MISC/NEW BUSINESS Buckley noted that the new park on North Snelling has not been officially named. Arden Hills parks have historically been named after: past mayors (Cummings, Crepeau), original landowners (Perry, Ingerson, Sampson), neighborhood names (Hazelnut) or after additions or geographic locations (Arden Manor, Chatham Trails, Freeway, Valentine). Alan Montgomery moved, seconded by Enrooth, that the committee recommend to the Council that the new park site on North Snelling be named Royal Hills Park after the Royal Hills Addition. Motion carried. NEXT MTG. The Annual Park Tour will be scheduled for Tuesday, May 23. Committee members are asked to meet in the Village Hall parking lot at 6:00 P.M. The tour will include visiting the park sites and trails in the Village. ADJOURN The meeting was adjourned at 9:05 P.M. 0