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Po ICY QBJECTIVE <br /> The it ypreviously made a substantial investment that needs to be protected and <br /> enhanced. <br /> PIP monies will be spent to redevelop present park facilities rather than construct <br /> entirely new projects. <br /> Projects wt t r be recommended by staff, reviewed and referred by the Parks and <br /> Recreation Commission and adopted by the City Council. <br /> Additional funding may be used from participating groups to enhance the project, <br /> pending Council approval. <br /> Regular ongoing maintenance will continue to address these problems that are not <br /> a part of the adopted current PIP projects to insure completely safe facilities <br /> FINANCIAL IMPLICATION <br /> $250,000 has bee approved in the 1998 City Budget in the recreation Improvement Fund for <br /> implementation of the PIP. <br /> STAFF RECOMMENDATION <br /> Based on th e completion and analysis of the PIP evaluation process and the recommendations of <br /> p y <br /> the Parrs and recreation Commission, staff recommends that the Council approve the following <br /> projects totaling $250,000. <br /> Irrigation of Turf Areas $120,000 <br /> Skate Parr > ui ment $ 5,000 <br /> � p <br /> Landscaping $10'POOO <br /> P g <br /> Concordia Pence 81000 <br /> Victoria Field#2 Fencing $83000 <br /> Central Park Lexington Field Upgrades (grading, fencing) $25 <br /> Fish St. Bridge Replacement 61000 <br /> Autumn Grove Park Tennis Court Lights $10'POOO <br /> Marie Slawik Play Area Cable bide 151 <br /> Amenities for Numerous Parrs (benches, tables, waste receptacles) $ 8,000 <br /> Amphitheater Erosion Repair $51000 <br /> Lake Bennett DNR winter Aeration System (DNR Pays another $30,000) $300 <br /> Total $250,000 <br /> CQUNCIL ACTION REOUFaSTED <br /> the approval of PIP projects for the 1998 PIP with monies to be taken from <br /> Motion au�.hor�ing pp p � <br /> the $250,000 appropriated in the 1998 Budget for the Park Improvement Program. <br />