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e . � r , � I� .. � goal is to come to agreement with Park and Recreation a.nd eventually go to th� City Council for Council endorsement. " PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS UNFINISHED BUSINESS ; Steve Brown questioned what taok plaae at th� iast two meetings re�a.rding Acom Cr�ek Park: M'ichael Navin explained we started the meeting with a public hearing on Acom ' Creek Park. The Neighborhood Network Committee submitted information that inctuc�ed surveys, graphs, photos and petitions etc. Dale Larson concurred that the Park and . Re�reation Committee request�d the Neighborh�od Netwark Committee to submit a thumbnail sketch of their vision. " Tinrivfarch� mentioned that tlte Neighbarhooct l'det�work Committee had azrother�meetin� a couple of weeks after the Public Hearing. The goup came up with the initial phase of the park devel�pment. Mr. M.�rch showed the p�hans �that the Neighborhood �Network Committee came up with, which illustrated play equipment, benches, refuse containers etc. Dale Lazson questioned if ther� was menti�n of a picnic shelter anywhere. Mr: state.ci there wasn't a shelter in the plan, adding there are two major components: The first component is the play area (�quipm� and��the� s�nd��amponent is connecting the trailways. The Neighborhood Network Committee would like to see some trees m�ved into the park. . Da1e Larson felt the information submitbed� bythe Neighborhoad Network Committee was very nicely put together a.nd will help the Park and Recreation Committee considerably. Steve Brown questioned the doltar amount of th� quot� submitted by the Neighborhqod Network Committee. Michael Navin felt th�at the Park and Recreation Committee needs to be more prudent with the City's funds. Tim March explained that the City would have to accept bids on anything over $25,000.00. Mr. Ma.rch gave a breakdown of the grant budget as follows: $55,500 for the play structwe , 2�000 for grading the entire park � 5,000 for hydro seeding 7,900 for 575 lineai feet of asphalt tcail 3,100 for designing the park 9;000 for concrete sidewalk 3,500 for trail between benches and play structure 4,533 for 12" wood mulch $90,533 - Tota1 Mr. Gibbons menrioned he works for the l}epartment of Transportation and has �a �litt�e.bit of design experience. He offered that 1 1/2 inches of bituminous trail wouldn't be very adequate. He suggested ganulau rnateriai with a good �sub-cut material would hotdup . 2