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City of Centerville Park and Recreation Committee Meeting Minutes April 7, 2021 Motion made by Committee Member Waeghe, seconded by Committee Member Errickson- Grahek to delete this item from the action item list due to no response from the sponsors of the Basketball Court Renovation Program. All in favor. Motion carried. 3. 4. 20-008 Adopt-a-Park Monument Flower Garden Program a. Volunteers - All the parks have volunteers listed with the exception of the City Hall building perimeter. There is a possibility that junior and senior high school students from the Lionhearts may be interested and we are awaiting a response from them via contact person Sherry Clausen. All volunteers were sent an email with the Adopt-a-Garden guidelines, volunteer tracking and information on the rain barrels. barrels for each of the parks will be ordered shortly. 5. 6. 21-001 Fete des Lacs Logo Art Contest & Other Information a. Logo Contest: this has been heavily promoted and will be waiting for the deadline and judging. th b. Committee Meeting: next meeting to be held on May 5 at 5:00 p.m. The committee & vendors should be following the current venue guidelines and are still waiting for any updated information. One specific guideline is that you must be seated to eat or drink and be masked while walking around the park areas. COVID-19 guidelines should be posted throughout the festival area. Anoka County is the jurisdiction to approve the permit for the parade. Ms. Bender will contact them later this month for an update. c. Liaison - There was no appointment of a second liaison for the Fete des Lacs Committee. 7. 21-003 Pollinator Garden a. Girl Scout Troop 57269 members: Nora Cole, Claire Wirrer, Hailey Peterson, Addelyn Winsky, Rose Brandt and Katie b. Summary of Proposal: The troop members would like to build a small pollinator habitat that would include native plants attractive to local pollinators. They also suggested placing a bee house or other structure for nesting or while wintering would be a good addition. They anticipate a garden site of approximately 6' x 4' to be placed at the edge of a mowed area, with access to water. They would also place a small sign designating this as the Troop 57269 Bronze Award Pollinator Garden. Several parks were considered but ultimately Acorn Park was highly recommended. This project would be installed over a weekend in mid-May, possibly May 15, 2021 or May 22, 2021. There should be no cost to the city for this project; they are interested in obtaining a grant to help cover their costs. Page 2 of 7