1990-03-31 Minutes of the Park & Pedestrian System Comp. Plan Mtg.

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Carol listed the following list of objectives of the Parks and Pedestrian System Comprehensive Plan: 1. Identify the current and future needs via input from citizens, the Park and Recreation Committee, other City Committees and Commissions and the City Council through past data and future public hearings. 2. Develop, record and officially adopt a park and pedestrian system comprehensive plan that reflects the current and future needs of the City of Centerville. 3. Identify existing and potential future City properties, as well as other public properties that may be integrated into the plan. 4. Identify existing City ordinances, policies and procedures that pertain to park and pedestrian system planning, development and management. 5. Summarize recreation planning guidelines and standards, a survey of leisure in the Twin Cities, and other resources as that pertain to park and pedestrian system development and management in Centerville. 6. Identify funding sources and time frames for development and management of park and pedestrian system facilities, including potential cooperative projects. 7. Provide a document that will serve as the official policy on the Centerville park and pedestrian system for reference by the City Council, committee and commissions, staff, consultants, citizens and developers. Carol further stated that the committee needs to follow the attached list of tasks and assignments (Appendix A) and provide immediate feedback to committees and to the School District. Carol then listed the current amenities of the City as indicated on a map on which she had highlighted both City owned property and properties owned by the School District, Anoka County and St. Paul waterworks. The following properties were listed: CITY OWNED PROPERTY: 1. Central Park 2