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020811 PK APCITY OF SHOREWOOD 5755 COUNTRY CLUB RD PARK COMMISSION MEETING SHOREWOOD CITY HALL TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2011 7 :00 P.M. AGENDA 1. CONVENE PARK COMMISSION MEETING A. Roil Call Norman Trent Quinlan Robb Edmondson B. Review Agenda Swaggert 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A. Parr Commission Meeting Minutes of January 14, 2011 (Att.42A) 3. MATTERS FROM THE FLOOR 4. REPORTS A. Report on City Council Meeting B. Report on Arctic Fever — Park Commission Chair, Jeremy Norman C. Update on Summer Activities — (Att. - 44C) D. Update on the Step To It Program — (Att. - #4D) 5. APPOINT TWO PARK COMMISSIONERS TO THE TRAIL COMMITTEE — (Att. - 45) 6. REVIEW PARK ENTRANCE SIGNS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATION TO CITY COUNCIL— (Att. - #6) 7. NEW BUSINESS S. ADJOURN Liaison Lor City Council Meeting on February 14- Trent CITY OF SHOREWOOD 5755 COUNTRY CLUB RD PARK COMMISSION MEETING SHOREWOOD CITY HALL TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 2011 7:00 P.M. MINUTES 1. CONVENE PARK COMMISSION MEETING A. Roll Call Edmondson moved, Robb seconded, approigg the Agenda as amended. Motion passed 6/0. 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A. Park Commission Meeting Mr rtes 6 ber 14, 2010 x Trent moved, Swagget second" d approving the Minutes of December 14, 2010, as presented. Motion.. 6/0 3. MATTERS. FRO There were none. 4. Report on Y Council Meeting Edmondson, Park C txamiss§ on liaison to the City Council meeting of January IO' indicated that the City Council disco the LRT logistics and conditions for the upcoming Arctic Fever skijor race and beyond. Director Brown added that the Three Rivers Park District would be grooming the trails and laying a snowbase at the road crossings and intersections for the race which will be removed immediately following the race Saturday. In addition, Brown stated that the Council will be assembling a Trails Committee with representatives Siakel and Hotvet, along with two members from each Commission to evaluate park. trails. City Council liaison Hotvet arrived at 7: 1 Open PARK COMMISSION AGENDA TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 201.1 PAGE 2 OF 2 B. Update on Summer Activities Anderson reported that the summer programs calendar had been filled. She reviewed several new programs, including kite making, theatre camps at Manor Park, and golf. In addition, she shared many of the new summer programs planned for the Southshore Communnity Center, such as, Abrakadoodle Art Camps, Chess Camp, a Gainers Camp where kids create actual video games, Jr Chefs of Southshore cooking classes, as well as, the Poetry Slams on April 17th and May 22" which will run in conjunction throughout the summer with the theatre performances in the parks as 40 Pcetry and Picnics in the Parks' activity. In reviewing the summer events budget, Trent questioned whter the Pale Commission should fund the entire kite making class rather than pass on the $4 fee to paricpants. Chair Norman felt a small fee was acceptable but the commission agreed to spoxor the class up to 25 participants. 5. DISCUSS AND REVIEW 2011 WORK PROGRAM Chair Norman stated tli he beli6 the warming house was in need of a facelift both inside and outside. Brown stated that interior lzghln couldbared, as well as, exterior cosmetics. Anderoi'remmded the trramisslonthat d of the intent was to repair the raised curbs and side.��l C :near the warmn�g house, as wef as, paint the exterior surfaces to coordinate with City Hall. Edmondson corrlt rated that lie City Hall and Manor Park buildings turned out gorgeous. Robb asked if staff hadr updates with regard to grants. Anderson stated that, other than the Step To It Challenge grant from the County, she had not been told of any new awards. She mentioned that Moore and Grout continue to research and pursue grant opportunities and that she would connect with them in order to provide an update at the next meeting. PARK COMMISSION AGENDA TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 2011. PAGE 3 OF 2 5. COMMUNITY REC RESOURCES YEAR END REPORT Anderson presented the Community Rec Resources (CRR.) annual report for review and comment by the Commission. She acknowledged that one of the biggest highlights for the year included the ambtious C1P work program which was met and accomplished in coordination with many departments within the City. Some of the accomplishments included the application and award from Hennepin County to complete the community build at Manor Park for the barrier free playground and updated warming house, the new shelter at Silverwogd Pik, expanded summer programs and partnerships, picnic tables, streamlined and expanded community gardens, and more. Anderson noted that an added responsibility to her contract_rncled management of the Southshore Community Center in which she added new. and VAried programs fdr,people of all ages via lifecycle recreation opportunities and increased the rental portion of the Center's business exceeding projected estimates by rough1-f$2S a break -even status d, active solicitation of corporate entities, building relationships Vft civic groups, the public and businesses, positive word of mouth, annual contracts, class aferings and instruction Anderson was optimistic the SSCC is picking up tnamentum. With regard to the Sports Organizations, Ande . one point of contact continues to be a challen& Although the hockey association chose not to larger number of pick -up enth usiists seem to b availability. Quinlan stated that he, for that establishing and connecting with "eer representatives tend to change. 3or Ice This year, Anderson stated that a reat use of the rinks with this newfound r' °continued support and urged the suggestions they'd like to share. TO ACCEPT 2011 CONCESSION OPERATION the mmission consider recommending the Agreement be a multi -year liked to see it annually and review the agreement. Brown pointed out that the City has always viewed the concessions operation as more of a `service' to the community than a money maker. Robb questioned whether $300,000 in liability insurance was adequate for that type of business, acknowledging that other contracts require a zillion dollar coverage. Brown stated that he would go back and review this with the City Attorney and the Concession operator to evaluate whether this should be changed and how this will impact the fees paid the City. PARK COMMISSION AGENDA TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 2 011 PAGE 4 Or 2 Chair Norman agreed this was a good idea and suggested the Commission hold off on making a motion until staff discuss' the insurance issue. 8. NEW BUSINESS There were none. SB, ARCTIC FEVER Anderson explained that Council liaison Hotvet contacted her and asked. for some more information with regard to the Arctic Fever event, such as, a cost summary assc� fated wlth,the festival, return on investment, and overall history of the event. Anderson then asked Sue Davy to comment, as she was planning to be here for an Arctic Fever update. In addi�on, a 6opy of a memo txeetor Brown had supplied Council with earlier this year reflects thosa ores. m Arctic Fever Chair Sue Davis, 5490 Valley Ridge Clrcfi slc Fever festival, currently in its S year. She reported that the. be strong events. She noted that the skr j j people may even this fall. Chair Norman expanded on the history at Freeman. Over the years, fluctuating between 500 -$ 2 -day event and, someday possi Hotvett questioned throughout the y Davis agreed, stating snow - h iniz event c Chair Brown stated that pointed. ly. He st and'gave a brief hi ory of the Arctic or race and Princess Tea are anticipated to willing to host a dry land training class vol e"ment in creating this winter festival elias been reliably cold with attendance it is their goal to continue to grow the festival to a sponsor a fireworks display at Freeman. meezed into one day could be expanded and offered bonfires and snowshocing in the parks. ut the— if the City could groom the trails skijor, cross country, and a throuffut the winter. skating at Freeman would be desirable. lf�ks staff does plow a portion of the trail, which can prove unsafe for the drivers, especially in It Hof the fact one of the trucks went off the trail that day. He commented that a portion of the gas tax z intended to go towards non - motorized activities and noted that staff would be checking into obtaining a grant to buy a groomer for the trails this year. Chair Norman suggested the City partner with neighbors to make a joint purchase. Davis stated that there are many people with good ideas and talents, who are quite capable of joining the brand and running their own programs under the Arctic Fever umbrella. She pointed out that next year there is talk of a broom ball tournament at Badger Park. In closing, Davis noted that the Arctic Fever PARK COMMISSION AGENDA TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 2011 PAGE 5 OF 2 committee and participants would be meeting to discuss the event two weeps following Arctic Fever to share the pros and cons, and begin planning for next yeat. 9. ADJOURN Robb moved, Quinlan seconded, adjourning the Park Commission Meeting of January 11, 2011 at 8 :15pm. Motion passed 6/0. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, Kristi B. Anderson Recorder CITY OF 1 �!1 5755 Country Club Road • Shorewood, Minnesota 55331 e 952 -474 -3236 Fax: 952 -474 -0128 + www.6shorewood.mn.us • eityhalloci.shorewood.mn.us To: Park Commission From: Kristi Anderson — CRR Twila Grout — Administrative Assistant Date: February 2, 2011 Re: Park Agenda Item 4C -- Update on Summer Activities Staff wanted to update the Park Commission on the summer activities Movie in the Park is scheduled for Friday, September 16"' at Manor Park. The cost for Twilight Zone to set up and run the 16ft screen and the rental of the screen is $1,244.98. Staff is working with Swank Motion Pictures, Inc, on. the movie and license. In corresponding with Twilight Zone the movie will start around 8 :00. The kite workshop is booked from 10:30 -Noon on July 15` at Freeman Park. The cost is $100 for 10 kids. They will be making a sled kite. All the materials are provided. Geocaching is scheduled for Friday, August 12 from 10 -12:30 at Freeman. Three Rivers will be hosting this event. The cost is $180 for the event. The Park Commission may want to consider paying this event so that it becomes a fun free Friday event. Attached is the budget sheet for your review to determine if you would like to make this a fain free Friday event. After review, please advise staff if the Park Commission would like to make Geocaching a fun free Friday event and pay the $180 for the event. #4C as 00 c cu W YI M V i ^ m EL aD r U O N oo0co 00 a ca o0© 0000) c70 0 0 000 rn 0 o a"i ci 0 o ci 666 �r o LO � ° a' 0 0 ao 0 y � Ce) d z ° 0 to U 69� O Q 0 !^ L O V ! „ 1 0 O VJ ``1^^V V'J 0 LO t- V !' © 11 �ryy YJ W N u a ® °w [L N W N v W W M F. W cu cl) 0 6 Cl) E E / ( .. (L (D (^D+ CD WW U� cu co I '"'"" I /Wy LL TTW TZ 2 � � /� Cy CL CL CO Co .� � C _ _C � Q � m 0 U�, m V cu V ' C.3 // � � A �y� „„'' � 0) CD ` (J N � ' Y '� 0 :2 V J Y R co W m m '1 m co L Al w 0 �'.... W U) W W U) 0 U) U C'3 IQ CITY OF 5755 Country Club Road . Shorewood, Minnesota 55331 •952- 474 -3236 Fax: 952- 474 -0128 e www.ci.shorewood.mn.us • cityhailgci.shorewood . mmus To: Park Commission From: Twila Grout — Administrative Assistant Kristi Anderson — CRR Date: February 2, 2011 Re: Agenda Item. 4D -- Step To It ChalIen.ge Hennepin County met with all cities that are participating in the "Step To It Challenge" last week to go over the program. There are 21 cities participating in the challenge. Attached is the list of cities participating in the program. Partners for this program are Hennepin County municipalities, Hennepin County Public Health Promotion and Active Living, Minnesota Twins and SHIP (Statewide Health Improvement Program). One to two routes should be chosen and they should be % to 2 mile routes. A walk ability assessment will be done in early March. The program starts May 9th through .tune 5 t1i . Registration will begin April I", which participants can sign up on the Step To It web site at www.steptoit.org Each city will receive and be responsible to award 5 pairs Minnesota Twin tickets. One pair will be given to the person with the highest step total. Four pair of tickets will be given to four individuals that will be randomly drawn from a list of those who participated all 4 weeks of the challenge. Hennepin County will identify the highest step total winner of each city. They can also identify the random drawing winners if the city chooses to. One winner that is randomly drawn will get to raise the Twin territory flag or throw out the first pitch. The top stepper from each city will be honored by the Minnesota Twins on the field at the game. A separate challenge can also be held among mayors and city councils with some of the participating cities. They can win either "Most Steps Walked by a City Council" or "Highest Average Number of Steps per Councilmember ". Some cities have a kick -off event to promote the Step To It Challenge. Hennepin County will provide PDF's of brochures and poster they will also provide printed posters, brochure holder, Step To It route signs and a Step To It banner for new cities, L R I A 1 co • r • 0 • • • • M • • • • • r 1 co • r • 0 • CITY OF t •� 5755 Country Club Road • Shorewood, Minnesota 55331 •952 -474 -3236 Fax: 952 - 474 -0128 • www.ci.shorewood.mn.us • cityhall(a ci.sliorewood.mn.us To: Parr Commission From: TwiIa Grout — Administrative Assistant Kristi Anderson — CRR Date: January 31, 2011 Re: Agenda Item 5 — Appoint Two Park Commissioners to the Trail Committee Administrator Heck addressed the issue of trails at the January I 01 council meeting. He indicated there is interest in exploring possible trails and suggested the Council form a trail study committee consisting of two Councilmember's, two Parr Commissioners, and two Planning Commissioners, with Planning Director, Brad Nielsen serving as the project manager. Interested residents could be included at the discretion of the committee. The purpose of the committee is to review existing trail plans, revise as needed, and develop an implementation plan for incorporation into the Capital Improvement Program, The Council moved to form the committee and appointed council members Hotvet and Siakel. The Planning Commission appointed Commissioners Hasek and Hutchins. The park commission requires two members for appointment. #5 . . . ........... CITY OF SHOREWOOD 5755 Country Club Road • Shorewood, Minnesota 55331 •952- 474 -3236 Fax: 452 -474 -0128 • www 6shorewood.m.us • dtyha1Jg)6shorewood.rm.us To: Park Commission From: Kristi Anderson — Community Rec Resources Twila Grout — Administrative Assistant Date: February 1, 2011 Re: Agenda Item ---- Review Park Signs Proposal and Make Recommendation The Commission reviewed a proposed sign design for Park entrances in early 2010 and placed the item on the 2011 CIP for additional follow -up. Working with Sign Source, staff has attached drawings for the Park Commission to :review. The design or theme is proposed to be carried throughout the City, beginning with a potential City Hall sign, digital sign at the Southshore Center, Park entrance signs, and trail head signs. The stone work will snatch that of City Hall and will provide an architectural element. Each of the Park Entrance signs will measure approximately 45.66 in wide X 35.5 in high, be double sided, non - illuminated aluminum cabinets with a painted textured (like stucco) surface, 2" aluminum cap, with flush/stub mounted %4 inch thick aluminum letters fastened to the cabinet. Sign source estimate attached. Each of these will be attached to the coordinating stone base, which sits approximately 20 inches off the ground and extends upwards at a diagonal to a height of 61.5 inches. The overall `thickness or depth' of the park signs are about 8 inches. The Park Commission will note that there are two separate estimates to consider. The first is that for the aluminum sign cabinets and installation from Sign Source for four park signs, including Freeman, Manor, Silverwood, and Cathcart Parks for a total of $11,206.45 The second estimate for the Commission to review would be those obtained from two separate local stone contractors; Boorsma Masonry and Studor Masonry, a third contractor bowed out of the process. The Masonry work estimates include materials, labor, footings /block foundation, stone veneer around the signs and sill stone. Each contractor pointed out that their bids are for one sign, or at one time, if multiple signs came into play, the total cost per sign each would decrease. Studor estimated approximately $3,650 per sign; whereas, Boorsma estimated the park signs at $2,945 per sign. LEI Total estimated cost for the four (4) signs using Boorsma is $22,987. The CIP allocation for this item is $30,000. In addition, the Park Commission may wish to discuss a smaller directional sign for the trail at Freeman Park or a directional sign at the driveway entering the City Hall Badger Park parking lot. The smaller directional sign from Sign Source, of the same materials, is estimated at $2,987.83 per sign. Whereas the stone work as proposed is $1600 from Boormas and $2,200 from Studor respectively. Toughly an additional $5,000 per sign complete. STAFF RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends the Commission recommend to Council the purchase and installation of signs from Sign Source in the amount of $11,207 and stone work by Boorsma in the amount of $11,780 for monument signs at Freeman, Manor, Silverwood, and Cathcart Parks. Sign Source, Inc. 7660 Quattro Drive SIGN Chanhassen, MN 55317 Estim #: 21906 Web: www,sign- source.com [fir pE s�l[71i�: Page 1 of 1 Created Date: January 17, 2011 Prepared For: City of Shorewood, MN Last Modified: January 18, 2011 Proof Due Date: Salesperson: Gary Johnson Contact: Kristi Anderson Email: gjohnson@sign- source.com Office Phone: (612) 743- 4124 Not Specified: (952) 908 -9102 Office Fax: (612)- Office Fax: (952) 908 -9142 Email: commrecresources @mchsi.com Entered by: Terry Heydt Address: 5755 Country Club Rd Shorewood MN 55331 Description: City park monument signs Quantity Unit Price Subtotal 1 4 Description-Double sided park sign. Non - illuminated. $2,398.99 $9,595.96 Ix) f=reeman Park 1x) Manor Park 1x) Silverwood Park Ix) Cathcart Park Base by others • 4x) 45.66 in. W x 35.5 in. H Sign(s) Quantity Unit Price Subtotal 2 1 $1,690.50 $1,610.50 Description: lnstallation of 4 park signs on supplied bases • Work At Address: Shorewood • City Permits for sign installation will be additional or handled by others, if applicable. • Price assumes primary wiring to sign is 120 volt, if applicable • Final electrical connection and electrical permits are additional unless specified as included. Subtotal: $11,206.46 Shipping & handling, if applicable, is additional. All estimated shipping & Total: $11,206.46 handling amounts are for reference only. Actual shipping & handling will be determined at time of shipment. Terms: COD, Net 30 Account Setup Form Available From Salesperson Deposit Required: $5,603.23 Remainder due COD. Please pay from invoice.: $5,603.23 Charge my credit card at shipment ❑ I will mail a check prior to shipping. Please provide detailed invoice. Client Reply Request QUOTES AND ESTIMATE ARE GOOD FOR 30 DAYS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE Acceptance of Terms: All new customers will be required to pay by cash, check, money order or credit card, prior to the order being delivered. Customers who would like to establish credit with our company should request a credit application from their salesperson, Once credit has been established, the customer will be billed on a Net 30 Day basis. On larger projects, we may request a down payment or a progressive payment schedule. Estimate Accepted "As Is ". Please proceed with Order. F Other: [� Changes required, please contact me. SIGN: Date: 1 i Print Date: 1/18/2011 12:26:59PM Tax ID: Creative Solutions - E I IN mM V . I CL x ON S2 H 3 V . I CL x Zn - z Q G � `:� i^ 4 � Pte, �-� ♦ " � � C 7r x 'i k G 'CCU." � IS _F o p z ma l ilt s - ;� SG '.. ME u' �R oil. Qvi Sign Source, Inc. 7660 Quattro Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Web'. www.sign- source.com Estimate #: 21911 Page 1 of 1 Created Date: January 18, 2011 Prepared For: City of Shorewood, MN Last Modified: January 18, 2011 Proof Due Date: 1 Salesperson: Gary Johnson Contact: Kristi Anderson Email: gjohnson@sign- source.com Office Phone: (612) 743- 4124 Not Specified: (952) 908 -9102 Office Fax: (612)- Office Fax: (952) 908 -9142 Email: commrecresources @mchsi.com Entered by: Terry Heydt Address: 5755 Country Ciub Rd Quantity Unit Price Shorewood. MN 55331 Description: Main monument sigh and directional Shipping & handling, if applicable, is additional. Ail estimated shipping & handling amounts are for reference only. Actual shipping & handling will be determined at time of shipment. Subtotal: Total: $9,143.92 $9,143.92 Terms, COD, Net 30 Account Setup Form Available From Salesperson Deposit Required: $4,571.96 Remainder due COD. Please pay from Invoice.: $4,571.96 ❑ Charge my credit card at shipment ❑ I will mail a check pr ior to shipping. Please provide detailed invoice Client Reply Request QUOTES AND ESTIMATE ARE GOOD FOR 30 DAYS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE Acceptance of Terms: All new customers will be required to pay by cash, check, money order or credit card, prior to the order being delivered. Customers who would like to establish credit with our company should request a credit application from their salesperson. Once credit has been established, the customer will be billed on a Net 30 Day basis. On larger projects, we may request a down payment or a progressive payment schedule. ❑ Estimate Accepted "As Is ". Please proceed with Order. Other: ❑ Changes required, please contact me. SIGN: Date: ! I Print Date: 1/1812011 12:23:31 PM Tax ID: Creative Solutions Quantity Unit Price Subtotal 1 $2,987.83 $2,987.83 Descrlption:DouNe sided City Hall directional sign. Non- ifluminated Base by others • 1x) 41.11 in. W x 33.67 in. H Sign(s) Quantity Unit Price Subtotal o�,,, � �. __.$ 4; 8�ta_ 59.._..� "�..,..�.$4;84.�.59 -,�. �' 1, 38' �C�tpt1. 11. n' i�4. Ui1, �8- �. 3{ �8�I :.�v1�;:4.f�,P..rPUJe£}d..5I it ^ ._._..,. ".._..._.... wµ". �..._......,..., �.., M.,,,. ................ �. ........._. �. ....._..,..,:..:. ........,.._.,... e..,._ .,.. . � . • 9. _....... �..._.._. �._..___._...,._.. .,......._w.----- ^- "_"_"'_.�... use by- others- • 1x }:1.03 {n: :W x 62` Sign(s) -,- Quantity Unit Price Subtotal 3 1 $1,310.50 $1,310.50 Description: installation of signs • Work At Address: Shorewood • City Permits for sign installation will be additional or handled by others, if applicable. • Price assume$ primary wiring to sign is 120 volt, if applicable • Final electrical connection and electrical permits are additional unless specified as included. Shipping & handling, if applicable, is additional. Ail estimated shipping & handling amounts are for reference only. Actual shipping & handling will be determined at time of shipment. Subtotal: Total: $9,143.92 $9,143.92 Terms, COD, Net 30 Account Setup Form Available From Salesperson Deposit Required: $4,571.96 Remainder due COD. Please pay from Invoice.: $4,571.96 ❑ Charge my credit card at shipment ❑ I will mail a check pr ior to shipping. Please provide detailed invoice Client Reply Request QUOTES AND ESTIMATE ARE GOOD FOR 30 DAYS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE Acceptance of Terms: All new customers will be required to pay by cash, check, money order or credit card, prior to the order being delivered. Customers who would like to establish credit with our company should request a credit application from their salesperson. Once credit has been established, the customer will be billed on a Net 30 Day basis. On larger projects, we may request a down payment or a progressive payment schedule. ❑ Estimate Accepted "As Is ". Please proceed with Order. Other: ❑ Changes required, please contact me. SIGN: Date: ! I Print Date: 1/1812011 12:23:31 PM Tax ID: Creative Solutions T ' i /!2 \f 1-5 sn'l pg— m rop5a1 Boorsma Masonry Inc. BRICK AND STONE MASONRY CONTRACTOR 960 78 STREET WEST • VICTORIA, MN 55386 MASONRY (952) 443 -1952 • (952) 240 -4503 PAOposA€. Sl/BMITTEO TO P#it7NE DATE Alk - STREET .. JOB NAME Al a 4' fJ'r'A�,�;; ,5 CITY. STATE AND TfP COIDE JOB LOCATION { y� ✓�7CI "t f"Oe'W f� ARCHITECT BATE OF PLANS JOB PHONr We hereby submit specifications and estimates for: [a ,4 n / L- —, — - S"7 04& 7e /cY l r c? z7 [ x° e f 6.0 r, Y, 5 f /1lr e s �a S�Gt a Ta Thank you for giving me the opportunity to bid your iob. - - "� If you decide to accept the proposal, please sign the white copy and mail it to us, Or PropEise hereby to furnish material and tabor M-- complete in accordance with above specifications, for the sum of: doltnrs I$ Payment to be made as follows Liens will be filets after 45 days. All material is giraranieed to be as specified, All .vo tk to be nom pleled in a workmanlike hianner - according to standard pracrlCeS Any afterstipn or devullidn Front move specilicslinrts involving exrra Authorized coats wie be executed only upon written orders, and wilt became an eirrra Charge over and above the .314-010. All agreemenia cpntingeut upon slrikas, atc.dontii Or deEays beyond our cdnrroi. Owner to Note: This proposal may be carry tire, tornado and othei necessary insurance. Our workers are fully covered by Walkman's wdhdsawo by us if not accepted within days. Cpmpensafipn irisu'ancii' of t"11�3052[1 t �kj ccvptanre The above prices, speciGra- Iions and conditions are satisfac to ry and are hereby accepted. You area utharixed signature to do the work as specified. Payment will be made as outlined above. Dale of Acceptance — _, Signature Mediacozn: commrecre source sgmchsi.com Mediacom Collaboration Suite Fwd: Park Signs From: studermasonry @aol.corn To: commrecresources@mchsi.com - - - -- Original Message---- - From: studermasonry <studermasonry@aol.com> To: commrecresources <commrecresources @mchi.com> Sent: Fri, Jan 28, 2011 10:52 am Subject: Park Signs Kristi, Page I of I commrecresources @mchsi.com Friday, January 2$, 2011 10:56:57 AM Here is a breakdown of the costs for each specific sign. The estimates are based on the drawings that we have and can change if the plans change. Let me know if you need anything else. Thanks, Nick Studer 612- 327 -5024 The following estimates include materials and labor for block foundations under the sings, stone veneer around the signs and the sill stone. The following prices are bidd as if we are doing one sign, or one at time. If we can do multiple signs the total cost would decrease. We could tell you the adjusted prices once you know how many you can do. 1) Electroic display sign with "side slant" . Stone and base. $4,650 2) Electronic display sign without the "side slant". Stone and base. $3,800 3) Stone and base for smaller directional sign. $2,200 4) Stone "slant" with bases for Freeman Park and other parks. $3,650 file:1/C :IDocuments and Settingslcos.tgrouttLocal SettingslTemporary Internet Files\Conten... 2/3/2011