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and procedures adopted as they pertain to park and pedestrian <br /> systems in Centerville. <br /> The Public Hearing for the plan will be in the preliminary <br /> phase of the project. <br /> Carol indicated that the Kevin Mullin property, south of <br /> Sorel St. is currently for sale and could be considered for <br /> acquisition. Carol indicated that there are one or two tax <br /> forfeited lots on Pheasant Lane that the City should look into <br /> acquiring. <br /> City staff needs to check on the trailway easement <br /> considerations as part of the Mill Road street vacation in the <br /> Acorn Creek Development proposal and report at the next meeting. <br /> It was the consensus of the committee that the public <br /> hearing for the preliminary design of the Comprehensive Parks and <br /> Trailways Plan be scheduled for Wednesday, April 28, 1993 at 6:30 <br /> P.M.. The notice of the hearing will be placed on the Cable TV <br /> character generator and press releases will be issued to promote <br /> the hearing. <br /> Carol then asked for a recommendation from the committee on <br /> the purchase of the L`Allier Estates block one lot 7 which will <br /> come before the City Council at the April 14, 1993 meeting. <br /> It was discussed that, since the lot could be used to <br /> provide water access to the west side of the creek, partial <br /> funding for the purchase of the lot could come from the Water <br /> Operating Fund. Additional funding could come from T.I.F. money, <br /> Trail Dedication Fund, Park and Recreation Fund or the General <br /> Fund. <br /> the school's perspective, <br /> from <br /> Mike Hughes Indicated Lhat, ...... <br /> they would like to see a sidewalk on Mill Road built rather than <br /> the bridge but that he would personally support the earliest <br /> solution to the current problem. Mike also indicated that long <br /> term maintenance is an issue with the bridge trailway. <br /> Carol recommended that the City should maintain the option <br /> by purchasing the lot now in case it would be needed later for <br /> either a trail or water utility or both. The lot would also be <br /> useful for a neighborhood park and provide public works access to <br /> the creek and retaining ponds on the side. <br /> Tina Vermeulen indicated that the purchase of the lot would <br /> give the City the option to make the decisions later and that the <br /> lot could be sold later if not needed. <br /> 4 <br />