082200 PK AgPCITY OF SHOREWOOD 5755 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD
PARK COMMISSION MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS
TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2004 7:30 P.M.
AGENDA
1. CONVENE PARK COMMISSION MEETING
A. Roll Call
Puzak
Youn
Bix
Arnst
Berndt
Themig
Dallman
B. Review Agenda
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. Park Commission Meeting Minutes of July 11, 2000 (Att.42A Draft
Summary)
• 3. MATTERS FROM THE FLOOR
4. REPORTS
A. Report on City Council Meetings of July 24, August 7 and August 14, 2000
(Council member)
B. Report on Land Conservation Environment Committee Activities — (Park
Commissioner Berndt)
C. Report on "No Parking" Signs at Freeman Park (City Engineer Brown)
D. Skate Park (Att.44D)
• Update on Fundraising Schedule and Progress - (Park
Commissioners Amst and Puzak)
• Update on Use of Church Parking Lot — (Park Commissioner Puzak)
• Availability of City Water at Site -(City Engineer Brown)
• Report on Status of Blacktop Surface Post- Highway 7
Construction (City Engineer Brown)
E. Report on Responses to Smithtown Road West Letter Regarding Trail Process —
(City Engineer Brown)(Att.44FF)
5. EDDY STATION
A. Report on Construction Progress (City Engineer Brown)
B. Discuss Sample Request For Proposal (RFP) and Recommend Changes and
Schedule (Att.45B)
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6. VINE HILL TRAIL
A. Report on Construction Process (City Engineer Brown)
B. Discussion and Decision on Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
7. RECYCLING IN THE PARKS
A. Review New Recycling Information (Park Commissioner Berndt)
B. Discussion and Decision on Implementing Recycling in Freeman Park
8. NEW BUSINESS Council Liaison:
August. Young
9. ADJOURNMENT September: Arnst
CITY OF SHOREWOOD SOUTHSHORE COMMUNITY CENTER
PARK COMMISSION MEETING 5735 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD
TUESDAY, JULY 11, 2000 7:30 P.M.
• MINUTES
1. CONVENE PARK COMMISSION MEETING
Chair Arnst called the meeting to order at 7:37 P.M. R AFB'
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A. Roll Call
Present: Chair Amst, Commissioners Dallman, Puzak, Berndt, and Bix
Later Arrivals: Vice -Chair Themig, City Engineer Larry Brown and Councilmember Scott Zerby
B. Review Agenda
Reports were postponed to be discussed after Item #8 in anticipation of City Engineer Larry Brown's
arrival
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. Park Commission Meeting Minutes of June 13, 2000 (Att.42A Draft Summary)
Change misprint of "at" to "as" on p.4, 4' paragraph last word. Correct misspelling of Commissioner
• "Dolman" to "Dallman" on p.6, 7' paragraph.
Bix moved, Dallman seconded to approve the Minutes as corrected. Motion passed 510.
Council Liaison Scott Zerby arrived at 7:40PM.
3. MATTERS FROM THE FLOOR
There were none.
4. REPORTS
Discussed after Item #8, see page 3.
5. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE TRAIL LINKS FROM NEW DEVELOPMENT
Chair Arnst reviewed City Planner Nielsen's recommendation that a 6.0 ft. wide trail link with a 30 -foot
outlot, to facilitate a new watermain connection between lots 3 & 4, be created as a part of Smithtown Woods
preliminary plat. Arnst asked commissioners for their feedback on taking action to support this trail link.
City Engineer Larry Brown arrived at 7:43PM.
Vice -Chair Mark Themig arrived at 7:46 PM.
le Discussion was favorable. Commissioners Dallman and Puzak felt the linkage was the right thing to do.
Council Liaison Zerby pointed out that the developer wants the path as well. Commissioner Bix inquired
what was not to like about the linkage.
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Arnst asked what action needed to be taken by the Park Commission.
Engineer Brown apprised the group of the pros and cons. Brown noted the city's goal has been to get a -
watermain loop from Shorewood Ponds to Smithtown Road. After much negotiating with property owners
off Eureka, this new development gives the City an alternative link to get utilities connected to Smithtown.
The intent is to bring the watermain through lots 3 & 4 with a 30 -foot outlot. Brown noted the Council wants
to consider a trail link through there to connect the cul -de -sac to the Light Rail Trail (LRT). Brown also
noted that positive feedback indicates that a trail link would be an asset to the neighborhood. Since trails fall
under the Park Commission jurisdiction, the Council felt it was important for the Commission to consider the fit.
Councilmember Zerby added that this could be precedent setting and viewed these trail linkages as a possible
addition to the City's future comprehensive plans.
Dallman moved to establish a trail and outlot between lots 3 & 4 to connect the cul -de -sac to the LRT,
Puzak seconded with additional discussion.
Puzak suggested the City negotiate with the developer at the outset of the subdivision to capture additional
trail easement, as well as the utility easement, since the developer is favorable to a trail link.
Brown commented that the easiest time to add trails is while the housing is going in. If it is the Commissions
desire to have a trail there, he suggests the Commission move ahead with plans to put the trail in
immediately.
Arnst inquired who would be responsible to pay for the trail. Brown indicated the Developer would be
required to construct the trail as a part of this development. 0
Dallman moved to withdraw his earlier motion and revise it to embody the recommendation to Council
that a 6 -foot wide trail be built to connect the cul -de -sac to the LRT at the expense of the Developer,
with the outlot to be created between lots 3 & 4. The motion passed 6/0.
6. REVIEW AND APPROVE DRAFT LETTER TO SPORTS ORGANIZATION
Vice Chair Themig voiced concern over where the sock user fee would go.
Amst will clarify with Mayor Love whether the money will be used for capital or ongoing maintenance and
park improvements.
Discussion over specific wording of the draft ensued, with Puzak proposing the draft letter should mirror the
language of the City Ordinance. The Commission agreed to change specific wording of the letter to include
"fees shall be used solely for the development and maintenance of the parks... ";. and amend the Ordinance
Section 1 to read, "organizations that make scheduled use of... "; and amend Section 2 to read "$5.00 per
registered participant, per sport, per year ".
Bix moved to approve the Ordinance as amended, Puzak seconded. Motion passed 6/0.
7. REVIEW REVENUES FROM CONCESSION STANDS
A. Discuss Self- Managed vs. Request For Proposal (RFP) Options for 2001
Amst shared the research Park Secretary Twila Grout found regarding concessions. With limited
information obtained mostly from Lake Ann concessions, the Commission discussed the role the city
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JULY 11, 2000 — PAGE 3 of 5
would take. Puzak identified three areas of concern: the food; labor to sell it; and the revenue from
selling it. He went on to propose the city not get into the labor business, and instead recruit volunteers
. who would take a percentage of the concession. Puzak also pointed out that the baseball organization
has stepped up and shown interest in running this operation, but care should be given to open the
opportunity up to all groups. He recommended pulling out the old RFP and using it as a reference.
Dallman suggested a letter be drafted to all interested parties as an opportunity for entrepreneurship
and/or opened up to RFP's with the potential to negotiate percentages. Based on Bennet Park
information, Dallman saw the Lake Ann figures as low.
Chair Arnst made an action plan to pull out the old RFP and proceed from there.
B. Make Recommendation For 2001
8. FUTURE MEETING SCHEDULE FOR SEPTEMBER (SEPTEMBER 12'" IS PRIMARY
ELECTION)
The Commission selected September 5', 7:30 P.M., as the revised meeting date.
4. REPORTS (Revisited)
A. Report on City Council Meeting of June 26 and July 10, 2000 - (Council member
Zerby)
Councilmember Zerby reviewed the consent agenda approving the preliminary plat for Smithtown Woods, as
• discussed earlier tonight, regarding the trail segment. He also noted the Council adopted an ordinance
amending the use of motorized vehicles on trails which allows the use of motorized wheelchairs and scooters
on trails as it pertains to handicapped use only.
Zerby added, the Council adopted a resolution relating to the Vine Hill Road right -of -way, approving to
proceed with acquiring right -of -way on the short segment of Vine Hill Road.
The City Council accepted the bids for Eddy Station, and the project has been awarded to CM Construction.
Brown added that CM Construction came with favorable reviews from all references checked. City Hall will
be hosting a preconstruction meeting at 10:00 A.M. on Thursday, July 13, to discuss details of the plan with
the contractor. An anticipated ground breaking ceremony will be scheduled. Themig inquired if anyone from
the Eddy family would attend such ceremony. Brown said an invitation would be extended.
Zerby relayed that Council recommended the design of the Skate Park Plan B Modified. Although Seasons
residents were in attendance and spoke out against the project, the Council voted unanimously to approve the
design. The July 10� meeting discussed many of the same issues once again, as well as, the increasing
property valuation facing the Land Conservation and Environment Committee as it attempts to acquire land.
Brown said he and city staff have been discussing how to proceed with the Skate Park. He noted the need to
define cost estimates, and determine where the monies will come from to build the Skate Park.
Brown also reported that the Vine Hill/Covington Road project was nearing completion. Soft construction
and clean up remain, as well as issues about the retaining wall work. Engineer Brown also pointed out the
Park Commission needs to be aware that some residents were unhappy because they see concrete instead of
asphalt. These residents were informed of public meetings and the end result was obtained from those
participating at those hearings.
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JULY 11, 2000 — PAGE 4 of 5
B. Report on Park Foundation Meeting of June 15, 2000 - (Park Commissioner Dallman)
• Fundraising To -Date
• Buy -A -Brick Program .
Commissioner Dallman reported the Park Foundation fundraising meeting was poorly attended even after
sending a personal letter to each individual sport organization. Those present liked the Buy -a -Brick program.
Dallman reiterated his difficulty in obtaining the interest and participation of representatives from sports
organizations.
Puzak commented that the Park Commission needs to recognize, that because the Park Foundation has no
real power to do anything, many of these sports organizations don't want to commit their time to this effort.
Dallman pointed out the Foundation's idea was to embody representatives from Sports Organizations in
order to make recommendations regarding fundraising and park improvements. Currently none of the
representatives are from sports organizations. Brochures have been distributed to these organizations in an
effort to recruit representatives. Dallman noted he had not heard of any monies coming in and being
deposited into the Foundation account.
Brown cautioned that the Park Commission walks a fine line, and encouraged them to remember that the
Park Foundation is not commissioned by the City of Shorewood. The Park Foundation is a volunteer
organization, separate from any authority or organization of the City and there cannot be any legal
connection. It is the Park Commission that has given the Foundation a charge to raise $10,000.
Amst asked Dallman to speak to his treasurer and report back to the Commission.
C. Report on Land Conservation Environment Committee Activities - (Park •
Commissioner Berndt)
Commissioner Berndt noted she was unable to attend the last LCEC meeting. She understood that the deer
population concerns were discussed, as well as getting together a proposed budget.
D. Update on Vine Hill Road/Covington Road Trail and Eminent Domain Proceeding-
(City Engineer Brown)
This item was discussed in length under Report A on page 4.
Brown added that the City Council did pass the resolution of public purpose directing the City Attorney to
proceed with the eminent domain. A minimum 90 -day window is allowed for a municipality to obtain
eminent domain.
E. Skate Park
• Fundraising Plan — (Park Commissioners Arnst and Puzak)
Amst and Puzak will put together a fundraising plan and are looking for volunteers to help put together a
presentation to take to other cities, rotaries, chambers, etc., interested in contributing. Anyone interested in
participating in the design of the presentation show are encouraged to contact Arnst. Puzak volunteered and
asked Brown to start scheduling those tours in August.
• Update on Church Parking Lot (Park Commissioner Puzak)
Puzak had only reached the Church voicemail thus far, and therefore did not have an update on this item. •
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JULY 11, 2000 - PAGE 5 of 5
• Availability of City Water at Site (City Engineer Brown)
. Engineer Brown will report on the availability of city water on this site at the August meeting.
F. Report on Mailing and Response of Letter and Card to Smithtown Road West
Residents Regarding Trail — (City Engineer Brown)
Brown reported that the city has begun to receive response cards back and so far the response has indicated a
majority of yes votes to continue the trail planning process. He stated the comment section has been useful
and staff will tally up results and provide the Commission with a printout of the feedback for the August
meeting.
G. Report on Progress of Resolution for Sports Organizations User Fee — (Acting City
Administrator Nielsen)
Refer to discussion under Item #6.
H. Report on Bid Award and Construction Schedule for Eddy Station — (City Engineer
Brown)
Refer to discussion under Report A, p. 4.
I. Report on "No Parking" Signs at Freeman Park — (City Engineer Brown)
Engineer Brown will report on this item at the August meeting.
• Arnst proposed that there not be a second meeting in July. No Objections.
8. NEW BUSINESS
There was none.
9. ADJOURNMENT
Dallman moved, Bix seconded to adjourn. Motion passed 6/0.
The meeting adjourned at 9:08 P.M.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
Kristi Anderson
Recording Secretary
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CITY OF
SHOREWOOD
5755 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD • SHOREWOOD, MINNESOTA 55331 -8927 • (612) 474 -3236
FAX (612) 474 -0128 • www.ci.shorewood.mr).us • cityhalt @ci.shorewood.mn.us
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Park Commission and City Council
Brad Nielsen, Acting City Administrator
FROM: Larry Brown, Director of Public Works
DATE: August 17, 2000
RE: Report Regarding Drinking Fountain for Skate Park
The Park Commission has requested the feasibility of providing municipal water service to the
proposed Skate Park.
The closest watermain to the skate park is near the fire hydrant located at the entrance of senior
housing development (St Albans Bay Circle.) To provide water service to the site, would require
approximately 380 feet of service pipe, and the installation of a drinking fountain. The estimated
cost for the project is $9,045.
While the project is possible, the quality of the water would typically be poor, due to the length of
service pipe required.
Staff will be reviewing this item at the regularly scheduled Park Commission meeting Tuesday night.
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CITY OF
SHOREWOOD
5755 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD • SHOREWOOD, MINNESOTA 55331 -8927 • (952) 4743236
FAX (952) 474 - 0128 www.d.shorewood.mmus • cityhall0d.shorewood.mmus
August 17, 2000 -
Mr. Steve Barrett, PE
Project Manager
Mn/DOT
7333 Bryant Lake Drive
Eden Prairie, MN 55343 j
RE: Mn/DOT Project: Trunk Highway 7 from Christmas Lake Road to Trunk I- Eghway,1.01
Dear Mr. Barrett:
• At the last project coordination meting that I attended for the above referenced project, I voiced the
City of Shorewood's concerns to the contractor PCI, John Anderson, and yourself regarding the use
of the pavement area located at 5355 St. Albans Bay Road. During that meeting I statedthat it was
the City's position that Mn/DOT trespassed in utilizing the area as a stockpile and bone yard.
When John Anderson initially approached the City and requested use of the area for placement of a
- project office, the City was more than willing to cooperate. Shortly after placement of the project
office, the pavement filled with manhole castings, construction equipment, and spoil piles. At that
time, I voiced the City's objection regarding use of the pavement for this purpose. Neither NEMOT
nor the contractor was given permission to utilize the area for that purpose. I was informed that the
pavement would be restored to better or equal condition -
This issue was discussed by the City Council, due to the Cities action prior to the start of MnMOT's
project of designating this area as a skate park. Public information meetings had been conducted
and preliminary design was underway which calls for utilization of the existing pavement.
Recently, the site has been seeded, and the parking lot has been swept. As of this date, the
pavement is cracked, stained with fuel oil from machinery, and still has cement residue from cement
trucks washing their equipment. This is unacceptable.
As mentioned at the start of this project, Mn/DOT was not granted permission for that use of this
site. Therefore, the City of Shorewood is demanding that the pavement area be restored with a
bituminous overlay.
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Mr. Steve Barrett, PE
Mn/DOT
August 17, 2000
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I look forward to your response with regard to resolution of this matter. Please call my office at
(952) 474 -3236 to discuss this further.
Sincerely,
Larry Brown, PE
City Engineer/Director of Public Works
Cc: Mayor and City Council
Brad Nielsen, Acting City Administrator
Tim Keane, City Attorney _
Judy Jacobs, Public Affairs Coordinator, MtMOT
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Smithtown Road West
Response Cards Received
•
Rt. 4 Box 225A
26040 Smithtown Rd
25985 Smithtown Rd
Barb & Jim Neitge 26000 Smithtown Rd 470 -0922 Yes Heavy traffic on Smithtown
— dangerous to walk or ride
bike
26405 Smithtown Rd
Midge Lockovitch
25620 Smithtown Rd
470 -9141
No
Not a safe street for a trail.
25855 Smithtown Rd
Maintenance of trail on
25775 Smithtown Rd
going for city, concerned
Diane Sheats
25725 Smithtown Rd
474 -4911
Undecide
about value of property
d
going down w /trail in front
Joyce Holcomb
25675 Smithtown Rd
Yes
d.
Arden & Cathy
26065 Smithtown Rd
474 -7958
No
Barely drive on rd - how
Krueger
make room for trail —
Tim & Lori Dosen
26405 Smithtown Rd
470 -6938
Yes
PeoDle drive thru vd now.
Rt. 4 Box 225A
26040 Smithtown Rd
25985 Smithtown Rd
Barb & Jim Neitge 26000 Smithtown Rd 470 -0922 Yes Heavy traffic on Smithtown
— dangerous to walk or ride
bike
25895 Smithtown Rd
202 Peninsula Rd
25855 Smithtown Rd
25775 Smithtown Rd
Diane Sheats
25725 Smithtown Rd
474 -4911
Undecide
Depends on where it runs,
d
how wide, any fencing, etc.
Joyce Holcomb
25675 Smithtown Rd
Yes
In favor even if takes up
part of their front yd.
Continue with plans.
Tim & Lori Dosen
26405 Smithtown Rd
470 -6938
Yes
Much needs to be done to
provide for children who
walk to school. Need ped.
Access to busy street.
Carol & Dan Hayes
5830 Strawberry La
474 -3577
Yes &
Stuck in the middle. Will
No
not work for their yd.
Maybe N.side.
Anne Leland
5825 Strawberry La
470 -6996
No
Glenn Gillund
26275 Smithtown Rd
474 -3678
No
Have LRT don't need
another trail
Tom Schmid
26245 Smithtown Rd
474 -6022
Yes
Under the condition no new
taxes assessed to property
owners
Linda & Siegfried
26780 Smithtown Rd
474 -6951
No
Weissner
26640 Smithtown Rd
26600 Smithtown Rd
26550 Smithtown Rd
Name'
Address
26270 Smithtown Rd
Phone
Trail
Yes/No'
Comments_
,
5770 Smithtown Circle
Jim Briese
26410 Smithtown Rd
401 -9622
Nothing
checked
Needs more info on trail
plan — will trees be
removed or replaced?
261 School Ave
26300 Smithtown Rd
Craig & Karen
Anderson
25920 Smithtown Rd
474 -4020
Yes
What are right of way
issues? Repts or maps to
see?
25900 Smithtown Rd
25860 Smithtown Rd
27990 Smithtown Rd
27960 Smithtown Rd
John Latterner
27950 Smithtown Rd
401 -1291
No
Concern who will clean
up after dogs /peds. Use
money for the streets.
27910 Smithtown Rd
28120 Boulder Bridge Dr
28155 Boulder Bridge Dr
28005 Boulder Bridge Dr
5920 Boulder Bridge Dr
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5930 Boulder Bridge Dr
102 Johnathan Blvd.
5950 Boulder Bridge La
R. Reener
5935 Howards Pt Dr
474 -7570
No
27280 Smithtown Rd
Diana &Eric
Eckerberg
27260 Smithtown Rd
474 -1495
Yes
Safer — trail would be
great
27240 Smithtown Rd
Tom & Sue
Chalgren
5990 Lake Virginia Dr.
Yes
Keep snowmobiles off all
trails
Rod Nixon
27480 Blue Ridge La
470 -2367
Yes
Janet Roper
27420 Blue Ridge La
No
Already has problems
w /people throwing trash
& running on her prope
Thomas Murphy
27360 Blue Ridge La
470 -5952
No
No demand from
neighbors or himself — No
funding /benefits
Tena Brandhorst
27225 Smithtown Rd
474 -2487
Nothing
checked
Instead of trail, make road
wider w /space on the side
for eds/bikes
5960 Boulder Bridge La
Chris, Alan, Tracy
& Marit Lizee
27055 Smithtown Rd
470 -5338
Yes
Willing to donate an
easement or R.O.W.
5840 Cathcart Dr.
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Ken Quast
5875 Afton Rd
474 -8504
Yes
Undecided
Bob & Cindy
Castellam
5900 Afton Rd
474 -7979
Yes
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26825 Smithtown Rd
26755 Smithtown Rd
Mail Carrier Returned
26675 Smithtown Rd
26575 Smithtown Rd
26525 Smithtown Rd
25840 Smithtown Rd
Michelle & Barry
Ervin
25810 Smithtown Rd
470 -1747
No
Residents use Smithtown
instead of LRT already.
Where there are trails
neonle still use the roads.
25780 Smithtown Rd
Howard Voight 25760 Smithtown Rd 474 -6959 No No need for 2 trails so
close together. To
dangerous on Smithtown
for a trail. Need stop light
on 19 and Smithtown
before a trail
No Name No Address No Phone No
Mr. & Mrs. Richard 26060 Smithtown Ln No phone Yes
Whetston
Thomas Robb 5940 Boulder Bridge Ln No Phone No
25730 Smithtown Rd
25700 Smithtown Rd
Roger Devereaux 25670 Smithtown Rd 474 -6241 No
Paul Gagner 25650 Smithtown Rd 470 -9592 No No trail on Smithtown
Tim & Maura 27975 Boulder Circle 380 -9829 Yes Great asset for
recreation/safe
20395 Knightsbridge Rd Returned No one there
27944 Smithtown Rd
26750 Smithtown Rd
Total Response Cards Sent — 74
Resvonse Cards Received
No
15
Yes
13
Undecided
4
Mail Carrier Returned
2
Total Received
33
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CITY OF SHOREWOOD
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
FREEMAN PARK CONCESSIONAIRE
• The City of Shorewood is seeking proposals for a concessionaire within Freeman Park at the
multi - purpose building concession area which is expected to be open by August, 2000.
Area to be served:
Freeman Park, located in the City of Shorewood
The park has two (2) Little League Fields, RAFT
one (1) Babe Ruth Field,
three (3) softball fields,
and four (4) to six (6) youth soccer fields.
There is a small concession stand in the south area run by Little League for the Li{fle League —
fields. A concession stand is being built in the north section of the park to serve the softball and
soccer fields. Water, sewer, electricity and indoor bathrooms will be available.
CRITERIA TO BE MET
Each of these items MUST be addressed in the Proposal:
♦ Submit a business plan that includes a market study and a full description of a
proposed operation with a list of food, beverage and other items that will be offered
♦ Agree to share sales data with the City at the end of the season, including sales by
food item and event
♦ Operate the concession area within multi - purpose building in the north end of
Freeman Park
♦ Have appropriate experience and offer current references
♦ Assume liability for all products and the concession stand
♦ Agree to disperse a fixed minimum sum and a specific percentage of the profits to
the Shorewood Park Foundation/City of Shorewood in return for the use of the site
(be specific on fixed amount and percentage of profits)
♦ Provide concessions for the park use season, approximately May 1 through
September 30. The year 2000 season is likely to last only during August and
September. Preferred hours are from 6:00 P.M. to dark on weekdays and on
Saturdays, when the fields are scheduled for organized events. (Be specific on hours
to be covered)
♦ Designate whether providing the service for a portion of the season is acceptable
♦ All food and health related licenses must be acquired by the vendor.
♦ Designate a proposed length of contract for service.
A certificate of insurance, naming the City as an additional insured in the amount of
$500,000.00, and proof of worker's compensation must be provided to the City upon approval of
a contract. No alcoholic beverages are allowed in the Park. The Proposer will be invited to
present to the Park Commission during an evening meeting.
Please call 474 -3236 if you have any other questions. Proposals and business plans must be
received no later than January 4, 2000 at Noon. The City reserves the right to accept or reject
any or all proposals.
Return Proposals to:
• City Administrator
City of Shorewood
5755 Country Club Road
Shorewood, MN 55331
Copy: Tim Keane for
review and comment
Jolexn�.
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EDDY STATION
GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY
Tuesday, August 22, 2000
7:00 p.m.
Freeman Park
25800 State Highway 7
Majority of the City Council and Park Commission may be present. No
action will be taken.
THE PARK COMMISSION
MEETING
OF AUGUST 8, 2000
HAS BEEN CANCELLED AND
RESCHEDULED FOR
AUGUST 22, 2000