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<br />~. <br /> <br />Parks & Recreation Committee <br />Meeting Minutes 12-01-04 <br /> <br />Motion was made by Chairperson Peterson, seconded by Committee Member Seeley to <br />recommend to City Council approving the expenditure not to exceed $800 to move <br />forward with SRF Engineering commencing the Clearwater Creek Trail Feasibility Study <br />as outlined in the proposal submitted. All in favor. Motion passed unanimously. <br /> <br />Parks & Recreation Committee's Particiuation in Frozen Fete des Lacs 2005 <br /> <br />Ms. Stephan informed the committee that the Economic Development Committee would like the Parks <br />& Recreation Committee's participation in Frozen Fete des Lacs once again this year and requested a <br />committee member attend the next scheduled EDC meeting to discuss the event and what activities the <br />Parks & Recreation Committee would be willing to be involved with. During the prior two Frozen Fete <br />des Lacs, the EDC rented a horse drawn hayride to provide rides to citizens during the Friday Night <br />Skate Night at Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park at which the Parks & Recreation Committee volunteered <br />their time, as well as supplying hot chocolate, popcorn and a bonfire. Although this was a success, there <br />was not ice available on the rink for skating due to the warm temperatures. Chairperson Peterson, as <br />Public Works Staff, stated there is rarely ice on the rink at that time in February. The EDC had <br />previously discussed moving the Friday night event to the Anoka County Chain of Lakes Regional Park <br />and having the skating on Centerville Lake. The committee discussed whether they would like to move <br />the event to the County park and what that would involve. Vice-Chairperson Smith, EDC had contacted <br />the Anoka County Parks and was told the event could be held at the park. Chairperson Peterson stated <br />plowing a skating rink would be possible since Public Works would be plowing the track for the car <br />races. Lights would need to be rented to light the ice rink. Public Works has a generator that could be <br />used. A satellite would need to be placed at the park as the restroom facilities are not available during <br />the winter months. <br /> <br />The committee discussed whether the Centerville Lions would be involved in Frozen Fete des Lacs. <br />Committee Member Peil, as a representative of the Lions stated the Lions are having their Annual <br />Fishing Contest the weekend prior to Frozen Fete des Lacs. EDC was aware ofthis when they set the <br />date of Frozen Fete des Lacs as it had to be decided whether to coincide with the Lion's Fishing Contest <br />or the International Car Races on Ice and neither the Lions nor the Ice Racers could alter the weekend <br />their respective events were scheduled. EDC would like the Lions to have their concession trailer <br />available for Saturday's events, but Ms. Peil said perhaps the Parks & Recreation Committee could use <br />the trailer on Friday night at the Anoka County Park for hot chocolate and popcorn. Committee <br />Member Peil will check on this and report back to the committee. Chairperson Peterson stated he will <br />attend the next scheduled EDC meeting. <br /> <br />Sedona Homes - Centerville Townhome Office Park <br /> <br />This item was included on the agenda as information only as the Centerville T ownhome Office Park is <br />already under construction. The original Developer's Agreement was signed prior to the City Council <br />adopting Park Dedication Fees for Commercial Development, but the development was put on hold <br />until the current time. The developer, Sedona Homes came to City Council and requested installing a <br />sidewalk in front of the development in lieu of Park Dedication fees at a cost of approximately $6,000. <br /> <br />Due to the future widening of County Road 14 and changes which will be made to the intersection of <br />County Road 14 and 20th Avenue, City Council was not interested in a sidewalk along the west side of <br />20th Avenue at this time. This sidewalk would not fit into the Parks & Recreation Committee's Trail <br />Plan. The developer and City Council compromised on a $6,000 Park Dedication Fee to be paid at the <br />rate of $600 per town home (10 townhomes) at the time the Building Permit is issued. <br /> <br />30f6 <br />