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PON@ TO: Parks & Recreation Committee FROM: Kim Stephan DATE: September 2, 2011 SUBJECT: Updates Trail Project Update from Mr. Greg Burmeister, Project Manager: Trail segments are all paved with the exception of 200' on Segment Pl. This is due to conflicts with the retaining wall and a cable owned by Xcel that needs to be relocated. We are still working in the Main Park area with most the concrete placed. This work needs to cure until next week so work can be done adjacent to the concrete. Today, Thursday Sept. P. work has begun by Neaton Brothers to get ready for sod on Mill Road and Brian Drive. Trail signs are being installed on backf Iled portions of the trail segments. Lino Lakes Parks & Recreation Youth Football — Usa a /Stri in of Acorn Creek Park This request came in after the committee's August meeting. I forwarded the request to Dallas Larson, City Administrator and Paul Palzer, Public Works Director. I am again coaching 6`" grade football for Lino Lakes and was looking to see if I can get Centerville's permission to paint lines on the field. Most of our kids live in Centerville so we would like to keep the travel down for the families by having practice close to their homes. Our 1' choice would be the outfield of field number 3 at LaMotte Park. Our 2 nd choice would be to strip Acorn Park like we did last year. Give me a call on my cell phone below if you have any questions. Thanks. Josh Wlaschin Dallas Larson gave his written approval with the stipulation it needs to go through Parks & Recreation if they are going to do the same next year. Per Mr. Larson: Forward this email. Josh Wlaschin, the coach for 6th Grade football and his teams are authorized to use the field at Acorn Park and may stripe the field as needed. This approval is with the understanding that they will use the field in the same manner as last year. In the future, requests to use the field must be provided at least 45 days in advance, so the Park & Recreation Committee and City Council may have the opportunity to review the request.