HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-11-03 Minutes CITY OF CENTERVILLE
PARK AND RECRIEATION COYIMITTEE
November 3, 1999
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the Park and Recreatian Committee of the City of
Centerville held their regularly schedul�d meetin; on November 3, � 993 at City Hall, 1�80 141ain
Street. Chairperson Michael Navin called the meeting to order at b:35 p.m.
Present: Chairperson iViichael Navin
Dale Larson
Steve Brown
Doug Porter
Karla DeVine
Absent: Terry Sweeney (Cauncil liaison) !
Staff: Jim March
Jill Lien
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ROLL CALL
CONSIDERATION OF MINL�TES
October 6, 1999 Park and Recreation Meetin� Minutes
Motion by i�lr. Porter to approve the October 6, 1999 Park and Recreation Meeting
Minutes. Motion seconded by Mr. Brown. All in favor. 1�Totion carried.
�PPEAR�NCES
Mr. Wayne LeB�anc disir�buted a packet of information that was compiled from the Minnesota
Design Team visit last summer. The packet included drawings, sketches, visions and literature
fram the Desi�n Team visit, along with excerpts that related to the parks and trails from the
Centerville Comp Plan. He also included a copy of the Park and Trail System Comp Plan that
was nev�r adopted, but was referenced in the Comp Plan itself. The last of the information
contained in 1�1r. LeBlane's packet was information that the City o�f Circle Pines distributes to it's
residents about the trails in Circle Pines.
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lOrlr. LeBlanc stressed ho�l impressed he was with the Design Team, explaining they did a�reat
job of creating a"shared vision" and noted that everything is "doable". Mr. LeBlanc wanted to
re-iterate the PmpQrtance of the City f�allc�wing tlu��ugh with the visions presented by the Design
Team. He also asked Mr. March if the City follovvs the Comp Plan, when it w�as approved and if
Mr. l�larch would keep the information in the Cr�mp Plan u�dated. Mr. Le�lanc questioned a few
different �rail ea�ements, and if the City follows the Centerville Park and PedesYrian Sys�em C�mp
Plan which is referenced in the Comp Plan. The Park and Pedestrian Sy�tem Comp Plan specifies
that the City would like to be pedestrian friendly.
Mr. March stated that for the most pa� th� City does follow the Comp Plan �vhich w�s approved
�n 1997.
1�1r. Larson explained that a former member of the Park and R�creatiora �c�mmittee dr the
Ce��tervitle Park and Pedest�rian System Comp Plan, as a"thumb sketch" but was n�ver �fficiallv
au�c�pted by �he City.
Mr. L�eBlanc mentioned that he wo�ald b� willing to "�ackle the project" of �pdating 1 scanning the
Park and Pedestrian System Comp Plan. The last of Mr. LeBla�c'� information consisted of th�
information the City of Circle Pines distributes regarding trails, �nd a sk�teh prepar�d by a Mr.
Michael Pressman / Director of Planning for the "1000 Friends of Minnesota". Mr. LeBlanc felt it
would be ben��'iciai fcr the City of Centervi�le to co��Eact NIr. Pres��an ta see if he can help the
City set aside land as a t�x donation and/or public land. Mr. March offered to contact Mr.
Pressman. ��
O�D BLTSINES� ��
Draft L etter � Wavne LeBlanc
Mr. Navin exp�ained row a� the pre� Park and Recreation Meetin�, Mr. �e�l�nc offerest to
compose a letter to the Citie� of I�ugo and Linc� L,akes. This let�er is to r��uest a c�ntact perso�
and any inf�rn�ation rega; dang trails or anyt�ing relating to trails be forsuarded or to �he City of
Centerville.
1Vlotion b� 1V�s. �eV ine to ap�rove �he letter submitted by Mr. LeBlanc tc� be wr�tten on '!
Citv letterhead, anc� sent to the appropriate parties. Motion seeonded by IVIr. �'orter. A�i
in favor. Motion carried. '�
Ms. Lien is to re-��rite the letter on City letterhe�d and send tc� ��propriate parties involved. Ms. ��
Lien is also to copy the �P�tter to the Park and Recreation Committee Members along - �vith any
type of response from Hugo or Lino Lakes. �
��Ir. Porter wanted to express his than�CS to Mr. LeBlanc for all of his time and efforts he has so
diligently put forth into the Design Team Follow-up.
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Budget 2000
�here was a lot of discussion <egarding the Park and Recreation budget for t%e year 2000. �ased
on historical use, $20,000 out of the �50,�00 proposed budget would be projected for labor,
' mair�tenance and other known park exp�nses. The Park and Re�reation Committee came up with
the following hudget which farcasts ove� the neat three (3} year�.
:�oal P�rks Dollar Amou Mileston�
Trees A11 $ 7,500 yearly
Benches/Tables All $ 2,500 yearly
General Lighting All $ S,CQO yearly
Ti�rflWeed Control Ail $10,0�0 yearly
Trash Receptacles A11 $ 2,OQQ yearly
Landscaping (signs) All $ 5,000 2Q�0
Trail LaMQtte � '?,500 2000
Curb & C`,utter LaMotte � 15,000 2000
Playground Equip. Royai Meadaws $ 5,000 2c�OQ
(slidelsandbox)
Sl�.elter Eagle � 1_ S,OJO 2001
Blac;ktop (parking) I,aM�tte $25,0�0 2001 '��
Piaygrour.d Equip. LaMotte $50,000 2001
Tennis Courts �per $25,�00 20�2 �
Basketball Ct. LaMotte $20,t�00 2002
L,ighting LaMotte �2�,000 2�02
(ba11 fields, parking lot j
INl�tion by Mr. Larson, seconded by IVIr. �r�wn t� recommend to C�uncil �o approve �
Park and Recrea►ic�a� op�rating budget for thre �rear 2C300 of �i9,S00; �50� from C�'ity
allocated fund� �29,500 froan Park �edication �'�e�s. All in fa��or� l��otion caa�ried.
�iE� B�,TSINESS
�'eltier Lake Water Flowa�e
Motio�e by Mr. Porter, seeandeet by Ms. De�'ine ta recammend to Caun�cil the denial o�i �
purchasing the Peltier Lake Water Flowage i�roperty. All in favor. Motion carried.
Acorn Creek - Trail Ut�date
;��'I� Brown expressed concern over the trail easement in the Woads of Clearwater Cr�ek. �Vlore
specifically, is the easement p%atted, and if s�, are the hc+meowners that are buildin� right r�ext to
the trait easement aware that tkere is an easement ne� to their pro��rty?
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��r. March explained th�Y �Ae has talked t� the developer, and the trail easement is ot� t?�� pl�t anap.
� Apparently th�.�� are some issue� r�garding culve�ts with the Rice Creek V4laters�ed District. It is
th� �evelopers res�c�nsibility to nati�a a1� hcsine��vners of �he tz ease�xient, and acc�rding to the
I de��e�oper they hav�, b:en r�otified.
The Park an� R�creatior� C�mmittee req�ested �.fs. L,ien prep�re a letter to send t� t��� T��ve�Q��r
r�yues#ing h� complete the trail by Deceznber I 5, 1999, due te the :i�stallation or th� playgrc�urd
� ui ment at Acorn Creek Park.
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1�1r. Part�r x a c�evelof�mer�t liaison for i��low-��u� �ith �pcomin�
developme�t��cieveiopers. It was �et�;r t�at this ���o�ald be; part �f Park and ��:.reatgons r�ext
C�r�g� P'lan review meeting.
I Th�nk You Letiers
��s. Lien �N�as �ranted approval of t�?_e letter�� shP ����iald tike to sE�nd out to vQ�ur�teers and
, b�as�n�sses who participated in ±�e �e��elepmFntlinstallation �f Acortl Creek Park.
DISCUSSION IT�;MS
Decernber A�er�:i ltem
�. Rick Ca��son - Appearance
2. .�c�>,:n Creek Park
�` follo�N-up on com�tetion
'�` iternization
>. �.::a;�j�np ��an U�:�a�e
4. Budbet Update �
5. �Tpd�te �n Itink Attendants - Steve �ro;��n
6. Fan�ily Skate Ni�h� - Dou� k'orter -�rownie Tr�op ��
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ADJOiJRN �
Nio�ion by Mr, L��� �eco�ded by N1s. �De�iag�� �o �dj���n �he Nov�������� 3, ���� F�rl�
�nd I�ecrea�ion Co�mittee ?�I�et�r�go ��� in �'�vor. !V1�at�o*� c�rried�
Meeti-l� adjourned at 9:l 5�.r�i..
Respectfiz�ry �ubmitte�,
Jill L,ien
Secre�a�y
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