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Ms. Jen Smith, Chain of Lakes YMCA made an appearance to discuss the 1 at Annual Frozen SK Run being held during Frozen Fete des Lacs. There are fliers available with a registration form at City Hall and on the city's web site. Centerville businesses are sponsoring the event by covering the YMCA's costs to run the event. There will be t-shirts and prizes available to all who participate. Pre- registration is preferred, but registration will also be accepted the day of the race. Chairperson Burke hopes to also tie this race into the summer Fete des Lacs. As fir as advertising, Chairperson Burke suggested using the same flier and poster as last year since the art work is already done and will just have to be slightly modified with current dates and time. It was suggested the Car Races on Ice be promoted by offering rides to interested persons in the race cars and perhaps having a race car on a trailer parked at Comer :Express a week or two prior to the races. Mr. Kapaun will speak with Mr. Todd StefFen, Comer Express regarding reserving the sign during the week: prior to the event and the possibility of parking a car in the Comer Express parking lot. Council Member Paar has contacted Mr. Tun Guy regarding promoting the event on Chamiel 5 News by possibly broadca..ldi"8 from Centerville Lake. Council Member Paar will follow up with this item. Ms. Stephan will contact North Metro Cable to determine if there is an interest in being present at any of the events. Committee Member Rehbine stated the Quad Area Chamber of Commerce will sponsor Golf on Ice again this year, with an expanded event. The committee discussed the coloring contest Mainstreet Bank: has sponsored in the past and decided as this was not well received in the past, Chairperson Burke would ask Mr. ~ President of Mainstreet Bank if the bank: employees would be interested in sponsoring the Snow Sculpture Contest. Vice-Chairperson Smith will contact the Lino Lakes Canine Unit regarding having a demonstration on Saturday, February 19 tentatively set for 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. The Centerville Business Women have volunteered to run the snowball toss again this year. Chairperson Burke stated the Experimental Aircraft Association plans to participate by offering airplane rides to children again this year. The committee had previously discussed ways of coordintJti"8 the schedule for the airplane rides more efficiently by perhaps offering rides from Centerville Lake to Benson Airport. There are questions of liability and not wanting to incur additional cost by renting a transportation vehicle. Chairperson Burke will contact Rehbine Transport for options available and report at the next committee meeting. Ms. Mary Capra, a representative of the St. Genevieve's Activity Committee had previously said their participation will depend on where the events are located on the lake, as in 2004 they sponsored sliding, cookies and hot chocolate at the church rectory. If the events are all held at the Anoka County Park, this may not work as it will be too &r away from the other events. The St. Genevieve's Activity Committee is open to suggestions. The Economic Development Committee discussed other options the St. Genevieve's Activity Committee and/or the Boy Scouts could participate in and will offer the following suggestions to Ms. Capra; the snowshoe demonstrations I races were popular in 2004 and could be something the group could volunteer to run. Added to the snowshoes could be cross county ,~= ~"8J a scav~er hunt on sno~oes, skis or wa11ci1\&_or flle ice &1cati!l!t~n1c CO!1l4 ~"'-!l!,!,ed by the group with llOi--Choc01ate and cookies on sa1urday since-it Will81readY6ePlowea-fOrt1iePUD~ Recreation Committee's Skate Night on Friday evening. Ms. StephanwiU forward this information to Ms. Capra and Council Member Paar will discuss this at the next scheduled City Council Meeting. Mr. Tedd Peterson, Chairperson Parks & Recreation Committee was unable to attend the EDC meeting, but asked Ms. Stephan to pass on his questions and the Parks & Recreation Committee's input regarding Frozen Fete des Lacs. The following excerpt is from the December 1, 2004 Parks & Recreation Committee meeting minutes: