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Home My WebLink About1998-01-07 Agenda Packet _ _ _ ��-� �� CITY OF CENTERVILLE PARK AND RECREATION AGENDA JANIIARY 7, 1998 6:30 P.M. CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL CONSTDERATION OF NIlNUTES: A. November 5, 1997 Meeting Minutes B. December 3, 1997 Meeting Minutes APPEARANCES PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS UNFII�TISHED BUSINESS: A. Review Fund Raising Update ! B. Overview of Chain of Lakes Little League I � C. LaMotte Park U date soil borin s and wetland credit I P � g� ) , � D. Acorn Creek Snowmobile Prevention Update i E. Park View (Tourville Property) Development Update � F. Centennial Youth Hockey Association, Outdoor Ice I NEW BUSINESS: A. Park and Recreation Vacancy Consideration B. Park View (Tourville Property) Trailway Development Consideration C. Park Focus _ *Mill Road Park - discuss retaining the park or selling the park *Mill Road Park filling DISCUSSION ITEMS: A. February Agenda Items ADJOtTRNMENT i � . F' CITY OF CENTERVILLE PARK AND RECREATION COMMITTEE NOVEMBER 5, 1997 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the Park and Recreation Committee of the City of Centerville held their regularly schedu�ed meeting on November 5, 1997 at City Hall. Chairperson Richard Thompson called the meeting to order at 6:45 p.m. PRESENT: Chairperson Richard Thompson Dale Larson Michael Navin Kevin Fogarty Steve Brown STAFF: Jim March City Administrator **��*x�**�:��**�***�*�*************************************�****��x�**�***�****** CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL � APPEARANCES I Mr. March gave a presentation concerning LaMotte Park devetopment. Issues discussed are i wetlands and possible purchase of credits to allow full development of the park fields, and allow , for the trail expansion with Anoka County. - MOTION by Mr. Navin to pursue the purchase of wetland credits to mitigate the wetland measure. Motion seconded by Mr. Larson. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. March briefed the Park and Recreation Commission on the Park View (Tourville Property) concept plan presented at the Planning and Zoning meeting. Mr. March suggested the Park and Recreation Committee be aware of possible trail easements to connect to Eagle Pass Park on the east side of the Park View development. Also, the Park and Recreation should decide to either request park dedication funds or require a park. The Park and Recreation Committee suggested a letter be sent congratulating the new Park and Recreation Director for the City of Lino Lakes. Furthermore, invite the Director to a Centerville Park a.nd Recreation Committee meeting to discuss joint initiatives, i.e., recreation programs, park development. MOTION by Mr. Thompson to authorize City Staffto Iook into the possibility of filling the Park alang Mill Road, south of Prairie Drive. Motion seconded by Mr. Larson. Motion carried unanimously. < � � The Park and Recreation Committee recommended the City Council consider requiring that all trailways be in place and black topped before any housing construction starts in future developments. CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES October 1_ 1997 Meetin� Minutes Park and Recreation approved the October 1, 1997 meeting minutes with noted corrections. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Review Fund Raisin Ig ssues - Tabled Action Taken by Public Works at Ice Rink The Park Commission noted a roof rake was purchased, however, no caulking was done at the ice rink. The Park and Recreation Corrunittee requested Staff caulk where needed at Laurie LaMotte Park ice rinks. The Park and Recreation Committee requested Staff to begin advertising immediately for rink attendants. Mr. Thompson will work with Mr. Paul Palzer (Public Works DirectorBuilding Official) about flooding the ice rinks and other issues. The Park and Recreation Committee mentioned Ms. Julia Bertrand of Centennial Hockey Association contacted the Centerville Park and Recreation Board on the use of the ice rink for hockey. I-�'istorically, the Centennial Hockey Association has been given ice rink rights, Monday through Thursday from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.. The Park and Recreation Committee elected to grant the Centennial Hackey Association the use of the ice rink as indicated. The Park and � Recreation Committee requested a letter be sent to the Centennial Hockey Association indicating authorization to use the ice rink. The Park and Recreation requested Staff flood the ice rink or as done last year. Status of Refund fram North Metro Recreation The Park and Recreation Committee thanked the Staff for the good job in retrieving the'North Metro Recreation refund. Status for Park and Recreation Service Between Laurie LaMotte Park and The City of Centeiville ' Tabled NEW BUSINESS Preventive Measures for Acorn Creek from Snowmobilers MOTION by Mr. Brown to instal1250' of a snow fence on the south west corner of the undeveloped park in the Acorn Creek II development. Motion seconded by Mr. Navin. Motion carried unanimously. . The Park and Recreation Committee requested Staffto insert the City's snowmobile ordinance in the ne� newsletter. Also, specifically note that no motorized vehicles'/snowmobiles are allowed on park property. DISCUSSION ITEMS December A,�enda Items The Pazk and Recreation Committee requested the December agenda include the following: 1) Ice Rink Update 2) LaMotte Park Update (soil borings, and wetland credit) 3) Acorn Creek Snowmobile Prevention Update 4)` Mill Road Park Update 5) Fund Raising Update 6) Park View Development Update ADJOURNMENT . i ' MOTION by Mr. Navin to adjourn the November 5, 1997 meeting. Motion seconded by Mr. I Larson. Motion carried unanimously. I Respectfully Submitted, I I Mr. Steve Brown I RDG: sb I I I 3 Mattke Engineering, Inc. 7671 Centrat Ave. N.E. • Fridley, MN 55432 •(612) 783-0300 December 12, 1997 . Memo to: Richard S. Carlson & Associates From: Tedd W. Mattke, P.E., Ph.D. Subject: Comparison of Cove design vs. Cui-de-sac design for Tourville Property v l i -- , l. Easier Plowing -- of street � 2. Larger Average Lot Size (16,798 SF vs. 15,694 SF) ('�zl-de-sac Desi�n--Advanta�es � 1. Increased Safety -- min. radius for 30 mph is 215 feet I 2. Increased Safety -- 281ots are on cul-de-sacs where children I are safer from traffic. 3. Increased Safety -- shorter, more direct route for Eagle Pass residents (on their way to the middle school or high school) 4. Cul-de-sac Lots -- only 161ots front on through-street (vs. I 42 in Cove Design) � 5. Less driveway cost for residents (construction and maintenance) ! 6. Less driveway snow removal cost for residents (average driveway � 14 feet shorter, no 90-foot-long driveways) 7. Less expense for installation and maintenance of services (water, sewer, electric, cable, phone) 8. Promotes neighborhood identity and neighbor interaction. • Residentiai & Gommercial Development Hydrology • Water Resources • Municipal l � CITY OF CENTERVII.LE PARK AND RECREATION COMMITTEE January 7, 1998 Pursuant to due ca11 and notice thereof, the Park and Recreation Committee of the City of Centerville held their regulariy scheduled meeting on January 7, 1998 at City Hall. Chairperson Richard Thompson called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. PRESENT: Chairperson Richard Thompson Dale Larson Michael Navin ABSENT.� Kevin Fogarty Steve Brown CON�ENT ITEMS I The Meeting Minutes from the November meeting were not included in the packet. APPEARANCES I Rick Carlson gave a presentation of the TourvilIe property. It was noted that in previous Park i and Recreation meetings that this development was discussed and that Park and Recreation had decided to accept cash and not land for this project. ' OLD BUSINESS Review of Fund Raising U�date - tabled at this time. Overview of Chain of Lakes Little Leag�e - Park and Recreation approved the Little Leagues request for use of the fields for the summer of 1998. LaMotte Park Update soil borings and wetland credit� - Park and Recreation reviewed the letter from Anoka County and the report from Jim March about soil borings in the parking lot. Park and Recreation request that a new design(s) be completed based on the following: Possible movement of the skating rink. Keeping four ball fietds. Reducing the number of ballfields. Reducing the number of soccer fields. Eliminate the soccer field to be placed in other location. Acom Creek Snowmobile Prevention Update - No further action was necessary. Parkview (Tourville Pro�erty, Development - Park and Recreation requested that a11 trails be installed prior to any home being built. Motion by Michael Navin, seconded by Richard Thompson, to accept Park and Recreation's Map "A", and the developer is to escrow the amount equal to the construction cost of the segment marked "X", crossing where indicated. Motion carried. Centennial Youth Hockev Association, Outdoor Ice - Centennial Youth Hockey Association must contact Steve Brown concerning any changes in the ice schedule. NEW BU�INESS Park and Recreation Vacancy�onsideration - Candidates are to be invited to the February � meeting. Parkview (Tourville Pro e�rtx) Trailwa�y Develo�ment Consideration - See Parkview Development notes above. Park Focus lMill Road Park) - Tabled OTHER NEW BUSINESS Park and Recreation requests that an invitation be e�rtended to the new Lino Lakes Park supervisor for the February meeting. F`EBRUARY AGENDA ITEMS Park and Recreation Candidates Lino Lakes Park Director Mill Road Park Parkview Update LaMotte Park Update Motion to adjourn by Da1e Larson, seconded by Steve Brown. Motion carried unanimously. Meeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m. Respectfully Submitted, Michael P. Navin . MPNIjmI Norma Essex 7333 Old Mill Rd Centerville MN 55038 November 18, 1997 Ry-Chel Gaustad, City Clerk City Hall 1880 Main Street Centervzlle MN 550338-9794 � RE; Position for Parks and Recreation I My husband and I have lived in Centerville for about a year and a I I half. I am interested in the development of the new sites designated for parks in our community. Even though I am a senior citizen, I am interested in park activities. Recreational facilities should be developed for citizens of all ages. I have pushed strollers down streets and through parks. My children have participated in recreational sports from T-ball, softball, soccer, tennis and skating. Our family has used bike and walking trails. Because we have undeveloped sites for parks, we have the space to provide recreational facilities that will meet the needs of I everyone in the community. I believe my ideas and past experiences i will benefit the parks and recreation committee. Sincerely, / ` �.''✓'/'�,�- (�- � -"iG Norma Essex Deuglas W. Porter ♦�♦ 7046 Eagfe 7rail � Centerville, MN 5C�i8 Home Phone (6t2) �"ai-7435 � Email -dudleyp�iwoddnet.att.net WORK HIS'f06Y 199G to present Senior Field Sales Specialist Deluxe Financial Services Shoreview, Minnesota - Manage aI1 phases of selling products and implemenring services corporate wide to Norwest Bank, First Bank Systems, TCF Narional Bank, Marquette Bank, and Bremer Financial, all headquartered in the St. Paul or MinneapoIis, Minnesota. - Responsible for project coordination and support for payment protection systenLs services in the about mentioned accounts. - Developed and implemented strategic annual account plans to me goals and objecti��es. 1984-1996 Marketing Represenfa6ve ChexS`ystems Inc., A Division af Deluxe Corporation Bloomington, Minnesota - Developed and directed alI phases of selling and implementing prpducts and services to the financial insritution mazkets of Iowa and Minnesota. - Responsible for managing and maintaining approximately 630 account relationships in the states of Iowa and Minnesota. This included corporate wide accountability for, AmerUs Bank-Des Moines, IABremer Financial-St.Pau1,MN.Brenton Bank, Des Moines,IA/First Banlc System-Minneapolis,MN./Norwest Bank-Minneapolis.MN � /Marquette Bancshares-Minneapolis,MNlTCF Bank-Minueapalis,MRT. I - Increasec} market share for the past five years by 4.5% annually in each of the follawing states; Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota. � - Assisted in the training of field and internal support sates personnel to develop territory management and customer relarions s1Qlls. I 1982-198=� Utiliry Banker - I First Bank System - I Edina, Minnesota I - Assisted customers with financial transactions and customer service needs. - Introduced and promoted electronic financial services. ' - Supported varies operational needs throughout the fivancial institution. 1983 Public Relations/ConsumerAffairs Specialists, Studentlntern WCCO Television - Minneapolis, Minnesota - Managed TV personaliries public appearance schedule. - Responsible for responding to consumer concerns. - Created and developed public service messages. fnecnnoN 1984 Bachelor of Applied Studies, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota -Concentration in Marketing and Advertisement 1982 Associate in Arts Degree, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota -Concentration in Business Coiumunications Pursuing Associate in Arts Degree, Dakota County Technical College, Rosemount, Minnesota -Specialization in Computer Networldng and Data Communicarions ��sES�rs a ncTmn�s - Past Vice President and Board Member of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity Alumni Association. - - Hiking, Golf, Tennis, and Hockey, and Spending time with my family. - Computers,ie. Internet Travel, Dining out, and Collecting Wine. 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