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SkateWave SunRamp Solutions Fun Box $ 6,840 Breaker $2,195 Miiu Half Pipe $11,240 Spine $2,695 Spine (12') $ 6,270 Quarter Pipe (12') 3 495 Quarter Pipe 5 260 $8,385 $30,600 $30,600 + 8.385 $38,985 T� (6.5%) + 2,534 Tota! $41,519 (Plus shipping/handling) Ms. Lien e�lained she took the top four (4) choices from SkateWave, and the top thzee (3) choices from SunRamp Solutions. Outside of the fact that these aze the items the youth picked, she recommended the "Spine" and the "Quarter Pipe" from both vendors. She felt SunRamp Solutions would be better equipment for bicycles, while at the same time, SkateWave would provide better equipment that is more suitable for skate-baards and in-lines. This would altow both bikes and skateboazds/in-lines to use equipment at the same timc. Ms. Lien commented that the equipment from SkateWave didn't appear to be the most suitable for bicycies. Motion by Ms. Peit, seconded by Mr. Walter to request $42,0�0 from City Council I to purchase equipment for the Wheels Park at Laurie LaMotte Park. All in favor. '� Motion carried unanimously. �� Ms. Lien e�lained she had compiled a draft "Rules and Reguiations" and requested the II ', Committee Members to review, comment, change or add to anything they felt necessary. I Ms. Lien commented that it was her understanding that the Advisory Board should only �� be OBSERVING what is happening at the Wheels Pazk, and calling the appropriate '� parties (Police) when necessary. They are to be the "eyes and ears" of the park. She I explained that the Committee shouldn't place any member of the Advisory Board in uncomfortable positions (i.e.: friends, enemies, siblings, etc.). There are six (6) youth interested in being on the Advisory Board. Ms. Lien explained that Mr. Peterson had been in contact with someone frorn the League of MI�1 Cities and Tom Gross with Berkley Risk Administrators Company (brac) regarding proper signage. Mr. Gross made several suggestions, including constructing with 4" letters similar to highway signs. The letters should be reflective and have a contrasting color to the background. He also recommended that the City Attorney andlor the League of MN Cities review the signage before installation. Ms. Lien offered to contact Brian with Gator Signs to see if he could make the sign, and how much it would cost to do so. The finat "Rules and Regulations" are as follows: 4