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further back from the homes. Mr. March added that Ron Cox (Anoka County Park and Recreation) called to inform him that there will be a meeting on April 15th at 4:30 p.m. at the end of LaMotte Drive regarding resident opposition. Mr. March explained the City hasn't received anything back on the appraisal yet. The property is 220 feet wide and St. Paul Water Utility wants to retain the portion with the house on it. They want to sell a piece that is approximately 100 feet wide: The City is waiting to receive an appraisal being completed by the St. Paul Water Utility to determine the purchase price. Mr. March added the City is applying for a Fishing Pier Grant, but has been informed the funds have already been allocated. Mr. March was informed that the City's application should rate highly next year. Doug Porter questioned if the City has acted on the potential trail corridor along the Met Council easement south of the Center Oaks subdivisions Mr: March explained the has let Met Council know the City is interested in this opportunity and the City Engineer has provided comments on the Met Council plans in regards to this issue. NEW BUSINESS Michael Navin questioned the Chain of Lakes Little League Contract, adding that he thought Park and Recreation recommended approval of the contract to the Council. He asked if the City Attorney reviewed the cont, amt and if Park and Recreation needs to do anything further with the document. Jim March explained AttorneyJames Hoeft reviewed the contract and offered one suggestion. Mr. Hoeft felt the City should change the name to "Facility Use Agreement ". Mr. Hoeft felt it was fine for a standard document, but suggested the title change for the amendment covering the groomer apparatus. No further action from the Park and Recreation Committee is required. Letter from Wayn T� eBlanc Jeff Gibbons spoke on behalf of Wayne LeBlanc. Mr: Gibbons explained that Mr. LaBlanc is petitioning for the City to follow through on plans - don't let them get waylaid. Mr. LeBlanc is still hoping for the possibility of a park in Lakeland Hills. He also questioned if there will be a walkway to the school from Lakeland Hills. Mr. March explained it is in the approved plans to require a paved trail connecting Lakeland Circle to the elementary school property. Mr. Navin asked if there was any further discussion or motion on Mr. LeBlanc's petition? Since there wasn't any further discussion, Mr. Navin wanted to note in the Park and Recreation Meeting Minutes receipt of Mr: LeBlanc's letter, adding Thank You to Mr. LeBlanc for his input and support. 4