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Ensure the city provides developers with a packet of information detailing requirements of 4rails, "sidewalks," <br /> and other park related material. For example, ensure it says the class V for trails (or the trails themselves if <br /> possible) must be put in first so all can see where the trails go before people buy. (Target Feb, 2001, P&Z rush.) <br /> Other General 'Topics <br /> Review requirements for park distriburion in the city. Generally, I suggest a park be withiu 1 /4 mile of every <br /> home (that's a park every'h mile). (Target spring 2001.) <br /> Review square area of parks in Centerville and compare it with other cities_ This will pravide a guideline on <br /> open space desired. (Target spring 2001.) <br /> Review requirements for satellites. Specifically, does there need to be a hard surface for maintenance? How far <br /> will the hoses reach, can they go longer? The concern is ruts and compacted grass if soil is wet. {Target spring <br /> 2001— before satellite placement.} <br /> Provide residents a map of trails and sidewalks in the city. (Target completion spring 2001.) <br /> A map of each park along with a description of facilities should be available on city web pages and in printed <br /> form. (Target completion spring 2001 _) <br /> Spec�cs for Each Park <br /> Acorn Park <br /> Remove the silt fence aiong the east end. I <br /> Consider a public fence like that of the neighbor to prevent traffic on #he grass. I <br /> Consider the location of a parking lot in the future. <br /> Consider access to satellite via a new access from the northeast in the future. In the interim, consider access I, <br /> from the west. Decide the route. <br /> Satellite needs border. I <br /> Pick up the orange cone in the southeast end of the park. <br /> Some turf work appeazs needed in the northeast. ' <br /> Monitor the following and fix if warranted: The trail ends at a catch basin in the street. A direct access to the � <br /> trail from Brian Drive should be provided if possible. Perhaps blacktop will fit on either side of the catch basin — <br /> perhaps nvt. Otherwise, people may bike and waik on the grass and it will never recover. <br /> (All the above are short term except for the monitoring task.) <br /> Tracie McBride Park <br /> A possible Lion's shelter could go toward the northeast azea of the park. <br /> Remove the logs azound the trees and shrubs on the north end of the park (2 places). <br /> Repair the rotted and splintered log on the north end of the play area. <br /> The wood logs around all the play areas will have to be comp�etely redone in 2 to 5 years. They are sagging <br /> outward and there is no hope of repair. Suggest a budget item for 2003 to replace the whole thing with stone or <br /> concrete. <br /> Paint the basketball pole. <br /> Remove some of the shrubs in the north and west section. It's overgrown. <br /> Move the newiy planted tree that is too close to the power lines. Put it where the old one was (farther west). <br /> Satellite needs border. <br /> Replace the garbage can cover (apparently it is in the pond). <br /> Roval Meadows Park <br /> Satellite to go in the south and east end but needs a border from the adjoining home. <br />
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