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Family Skate Night <br /> It was determined that Park and Recreation would have three Family Skate Night's; Sunday, <br /> January 9 Sunday, January 23r and Sunday, February 6 2000. The time would run from <br /> 4:00 — 6:00 p.m. The City will supply the popcorn and hot chocolate, providing the committee <br /> gets someone to run the event, such as girl scouts, boy scouts etc. Whoever we get to run the <br /> event, will be able to sell their own goods if they desire (girl scout cookies, etc). <br /> Letter from Metropolitan Council <br /> Metropolitan Council responded to the letter written by Mr. LeBlanc on behalf of the Park and <br /> Recreation Committee. Basically, the letter referenced Mr. John VonDeLinde, Anoka County <br /> Parks Director as our contact person regarding trail linkage. <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> Park Dedication Fees <br /> Mr. March commented that he has surveyed several surrounding cities, and found that several of <br /> the cities have raised their park dedication fees to $1,500 per lot. Mr. March recommended that <br /> Park and Recreation raise their park dedication fee accordingly from $1,200 to $1,500. <br /> Motion by Mr. Navin to recommend to Council to raise the park dedication fees from <br /> $1,200 to $1,500 per lot for the year 2000. Seconded by Mr. Larson. All in favor. Motion <br /> carried. <br /> Waterworks <br /> Mr. March explained that Mr. Rich DeFoe approached him and asked if the City would be <br /> interested in any of the equipment from his ball field such as lighting, fence, and/or backstops <br /> (just the physical structures, not the land). Mr. DeFoe is building his home in that area and needs <br /> to remove these things. Apparently he has already offered the diamond to the Little League. <br /> Mr. March felt it would be prudent to have a feasibility study done to get appropriate trails and <br /> easements. <br /> Public Hearing at Planning and Zoning Meeting <br /> Mr. March stated that Mr. Drilling has purchased the property directly across the street from City <br /> Hall. Mr. Drilling wants to re -zone the property and demolish the house. Mr. March would like <br /> the Park and Recreation Committee to consider and keep this in mind for future meetings. <br /> DISCUSSION ITEMS <br /> Wayne LeBlanc Appearance/Requests at Past Council Meeting <br /> Discussion was held regarding trails, parks, land, design team vision/follow -up throughout most <br /> of the meeting already, so most of Mr. Leblanc's concerns/ideas had already been discussed. <br /> Mr. LeBlanc expressed his opinions on the following items: <br /> • Trails to surrounding communities <br /> • Concerns sent to City Council <br /> Page 5 of 6 <br />
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