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NOT APPROVED
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE
MEET�NG MIN�.TTES
August 1, 2001
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the Parks and Recreation
Committee of the City of Centerville held their regularly scheduled
meeting on August 1, 2001, at City Hall, 1880 Main Street.
Chairman Doug Porter called the meeting to order at 6:40 p.m.
Present: Chairman Doug Porter
Brian Walter
Tedd Peterson
Wayne LeBlanc 'I
Tom Lee !
Karla DeVine (arrived after roll call)
Absent: Kathy Peil
COI�TSIDERATION 4F THE MINUTES
Motion by Mr. Walter, seconded by Mr. Peterson, to apprave
the �u1y16, 2001 Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting
Minutes, All in Favor: Aye-Porter, Walter, Peterson, Lee
Abstained: LeBlanc
Motion by Mr. Walter, seconded by Mr. Parter, to approve the
' July10, 2001 Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting
� Minutes. A�l in Favor: Aye-Porter, Walter, DeVine, Lee
Abstained: LeB�anc, Peterson
TRAIL MAP BI�OCHURES
As the full color trail map mock-ups as designed by Ms. DeVine
were misplaced, this topic was be tabled. Additional mock-ups
have been requested and will be available for the next regularly
scheduled meeting.
SATELLITE ENCLOSURES
As planting vegetation as a natural enclosure will take a
considerable time before it is large enough to be effective, presents
maintenance issues and is expensive. Mr. Walter will further
investigate the cost of fencing to provide the enclosures. Tabled I
until the next regularly scheduled meeting.
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WHEELS PARK
Equipment Delivery: Chairman Porter updated the
committee regarding the delivery date of the Wheel Park
Apparatus. All apparatus shall be available for assembly by Friday,
Augustl7. Chairman Porter will contact Skate Wave (vendor) to �
see if delivery can be made sooner. �
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Pay Phone: Chairman Porter updated the committee regarding
the pay phone which is needed for safety reasons. Ms. Lien of City
Staff contacted Qwest Public Access Solutions, which offer two
options for a pay phone with enclosure. "Shared Services" which
will cost the city $71 .55 per month with the first $50.00 of use
going to Qwest, the second $50.00 of use would be credited
towards the account. With this plan the installation cost of $400.00
� is waived, or the city has the option of paying the installation cost
and $71 .55 per month with a minimum required usage. All
committee members agreed the "Shared Services" option was
preferred.
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Mr. Peterson suggested locating the phone under the overhang on
the east side of the warming house. Chairman Porter will contact
Qwest regarding installation date.
Motion by Mr. LeBlanc, seconded by Mr. Porter, to allocate
$80.00 per month for a public teiephone at the
Wheels Park. All in Favor: Motion carried
Unanimously.
Rules/Signage: Chairman Porter updated the committee regarding
the rules and correct Ianguage to be on the sign. After making the
changes to the language of the rules and format of the sign as
recommended by the city attorney and the League of Minnesota
Cities, Chairman Porter will forward the information to the sign
manufacturer. '
Advisory Board: Luke Helmbrecht, Sean Navin, T.J. Hansen, I�
Tom Perron and Billy Johnson appeared before the committee as
members of the Wheels Park Advisory Board. �
The u ose of the Adviso Board was clarified b the committee II
P � rY Y
to insure full the Board Members understood their positions. Their '
primary purpose of the Advisory Board will be assisting in the
location and layout of the apparatus. They may also notify any
committee members regarding maintenance issues. They will have
no authority to enforce the rules and regulations of the Whee1 Park.
They may contact the proper authorities in case of an emergency.
Equipment Installation: Sun Ramp Solutions will have
� technicians available to assemble the apparatus they are supplying,
�� Skate Wave equipment wi�l be assembled by committee members.
The tentative assemb�y date is Friday, August 17, 5:00 p.m.
� Chairman Porter will contact Skate Wave to see if the delivery date
can be moved up to allow more time to assemble their units. He
will contact committee members with any changes.
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Grand Opening: Grand C?pening date set, Friday August 18,
3:00 p.m. Mayor Swedberg and the City Council to be invited to
attend the Grand Opening. An invitation to join the committee for
apparatus assembly was also extended. Mr. Lee will send an
e-mail to City Staff to add this item to their agenda.
BUDGET 2002
With an assumed $50, 000.00 Capitol Outlay available for Parks
and Recreations 20Q2 budget, a preliminary budget was drafted
after lengthy discussions, as requested by the City Council. (See
Attached)
Discussed Monthly Financial Statement, Wargo Activities, Band
Request-Chaymus Klang.
Motion by Mr. LeBlanc, seconded by Mr. Walter, to adjourn. I
All in Favor: Motion carried Unanimously.
Meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m.
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BUDGET 2002
GOAL PARK EST. SUDGET MILESTONE
Wheel Park A aratus LaMotte 7,000.00 2002
Li htin Pleasure Rinic/Warmin House lamotte 5,000.00 2002
Turf All Acorn 5,000.00 Yeari
Satellite Enclosures All 4,040.00 2002
Picnic Table Pads Atl 2,500.00 2002
Park Pro rams Music in the Park Ali 5,000.00 Yearl
Park Pro rams a o/Swimmin AII 7,000.00 Yeari
Park Clean U All 500.00 Ysart Earth Da
En ineerin Costs Atl 5,000.00 Yearl
Curb/Gutter LaMotte 20,OOQ.00 2003*
Blackto Parkin Lot LaMotte 75,000.00 2QD3*
St.Paul Water Pro ert or other lake front New 300,000.00 2003***
Pave Tra41 Ro a1 Meadows 25,000.00 2003
TrailOveria Ea le 4,000.00 2003
Pla Ground E ui ment LaMotte 78,000.00 2003
15 Acres Sheai Land New raii 75,000.00 2003**
Re-surtace Basket Balt Court McBride 3,000.00 2003
Concession Stand LaMotte Future
Shelters Future I
* in conjunction with City of Lino Lakes paving LaMotte Drive
** Land would be donated, funds for due back taxes. Possible trail tie in to DQ
*** City may have a bond purchase for these funds
**** Possible State Grant Program funds
Tota! amount allocated for 2002 41,000.00
Estimated Bud et avaitable for 2002 50,000.00
Total amount un-allocated for 2002 9,000.00
Part time Program Director -Request City budget for part time Staff to perform this function est. 10 -15 k annual