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APPLICATION REOUEST FORM <br /> One Application Request Form should be submitted 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 Centerville County: Anoka <br /> Contact Person: Jim March <br /> Title: City Administrator <br /> Address: 1880 Main Street <br /> Phone Number (daytime hours): (651) 429-3232 <br /> Project Name: Acorn Creek Park <br /> Please check the appropriate program (if kno�m) and provide an estimated total project cost: <br /> X_Outdoor Recreation Grant Program Public Boat Access Program ' <br /> Natural and Scenic Area Grant Program Fishing Pier Grant Program � <br /> Cooperative Trail Linkage Program Clean Vessel Act Pumpout � <br /> National Recreation Trail Fund (Symms) Grant Program j <br /> Regional Trail Initiative Program <br /> Total Estimated Cost: �50,000 <br /> Congressional District (1-8): 6 Legislative District (1A-67B): 51B <br /> Pr.Qject Descrip�ion <br /> Acorn Creek Park is approximately four acres of dedicated park land Iocated adjacent t� a j <br /> subdivision in Centerville called Acorn Creek. The City would like to develop the park I <br /> into a passive recreational area for City residents. Centerville is requesting a grant in the �� <br /> amount of$50,000 from the De�artment af Natural Resources for improving Acorn Creek � <br /> Park. Possible improvements include a playground, picnic tables, barbecue grills, benches, � <br /> lighting and a gazebo. The development of the park is needed in order ta provide a <br /> growing population with a developed neighborhood park. It would also build on a visit by <br /> the 1Vlinnesota Design Team in September of 1998. However, the City has limited <br /> resources for developing the park and it is hoped that grant funds will help the City <br /> camplete its vision for the community and for Acorn Creek Park. <br />
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