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�PPI,ICAT_iON REQITFST FORM <br /> One AppIication Request Form should be subznitted per project to the appropriate program staff (refer to <br /> the program information sheets enclosed for the mailing address). Please make copies of this form, as <br /> needed. <br /> Applicant: City of Centervill� County: Anoka <br /> Contact Person: Jim March <br /> Title: City Administrator <br /> Address: 1880 Main Street <br /> Phone Number (daytime hours): (6S1) 429-3232 <br /> Project Name: Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park <br /> Please check the appropriate program (if knawn) au� provide an estimated total project cost: <br /> X Outdoor Recreation Grant Program Public Boat Access Program <br /> Natural and Scenic Area Grant Program Fishing Fier Grant Program ', <br /> Cooperative Trail Linkage Program Clean Vessel Act Pumpout , <br /> National Recreation Trai1 Fund Grant Program i <br /> Regional Trail Initiative Program � <br /> Total Estimated Cost: $50,000 l i <br /> � <br /> Congressional District (1-$): 6 Legislative District (1A-67B): S1B �, <br /> I I <br /> Pro�ect Descri t� ion � <br /> i <br /> i <br /> Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park is appro�cimately twenty acres of dedicated pazk land Iocated near ' <br /> downtown Centerville, Centerville Lake, and Anoka County's Rice Creek Regional Park. The site was � <br /> originally named Central Park and was only atiout 20 acres in size. The park was renamed Laurie i <br /> LaMotte Memorial Park after the City purchased additional properry adjacent to the park in December of �, <br /> 1996. Since that dme the City has made significant progress on Phase I development of the park. Phase I <br /> development includes storm water improvements, site grading, seeding and muiching, construction of a <br /> parking Iot, construction of a pleas�ue rink and renovation of the existing hockey rink. <br /> The City of Centerville is requesting a grant in the amount of $50,000 from the Department of Natural <br /> Resources for improving Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park. The City is requesting these funds in order to <br /> finance a portion of Phase II development of the park. Phase II development of LaMotte Park is part of a <br /> community vision for the pazk to make connections to the downtown area, Cenierville Lake and Anoka <br /> County's Rice Creek Regional Park. Phase II will include the addition of several amenities including an <br /> accessibie playground, a picnic shelter, accessible trails, 3 softball fields, 2 soccer fields, a basketball <br /> court, and a building for concessions and accessible restrooms. <br /> The City wouid like to continue with the development of the park and build on a visit by the Minnesota <br /> Design Team in September of 1998. However, the City has e�ended a substantial amount of park <br /> dedication fees on the acquisition of additional park land and the Phase I development. Continued <br /> ', development of the park will not only benefit the residenis of Centerville, it will also benefit the residents <br /> of Circle Pines, Lino Lakes, Lexington, Hugo, BIaine and Forest Lake. It is hoped that through grant <br /> �, funds and future park c3edication fees, the City can complete its vision for the community park system. <br /> I <br />
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