12-10-13 Park Commission Agenda PacketCITY OF SHOREWOOD 5755 COUNTRY CLUB RD
PARK COMMISSION MEETING SHOREWOOD CITY HALL
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2013 7:00 P.M.
AGENDA
1. CONVENE PARK COMMISSION MEETING
A. Roll Call
Quinlan (August)
Edmondson (October)
Kjolhaug (June)
Hartmann (May)
Mangold (September)
Dietz (April & November)
Savaell (July)
B. Review Agenda
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. Park Commission Meeting Minutes of November 19, 2013 — (Att. - 42A)
3. MATTERS FROM THE FLOOR
4. SKATE PARK/DOG PARK - (Att. - 44)
5. BADGER PARK HOCKEY RINK REPLACEMENT OPTIONS — (Att. - 45)
6. NEW BUSINESS
7. STAFF AND LIAISON REPORTS /UPDATES
(S'taff reports and updates are not meant for discussion. Discussion items will be listed
as part of new or old business.)
A. Citv Council
B. Staff
8. ADJOURN
Liaison for Citv Council Meetinm on Januaryl3- Kiolhau
CITY OF SHOREWOOD
PARK COMMISSION MEETING
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2013
MINUTES
1. CONVENE PARK COMMISSION MEETING
Chair Quinlan convened the meeting at 7:40 p.m.
Chair Quinlan; Commissioners
Mangold, Dietz, and Savaell;
Hornbv
None
Review Agenda
Hartmann moved to approve the agenda as presented.
carried.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. Park Commission Meeting
Kjolhaug moved to a
seconded the motion.
There Nvere
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5755 COUNTRY CLUB RD
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[sen and WSB Engineer
seconded the motion. Motion
meeting as written. Hartmann
Representatives from WSB were present to discuss alternative design options for Badger Park. Park
concept 1 was presented by Samantha McKinney. Highlights included: improved circulation, drop off
area at north end of the field, 40 additional parking spaces, relocation of football/Lacrosse field, new
play area with close proximity to a multi- purpose center, trails. Concept 2 included the following: less
formal space, improved' circulation, 35 additional parking spaces, east/west field configuration, play
areas adjacent to a shade stricture, picnic area adjacent to storm water area. Side -by -side concepts
were shown.
Quinlan discussed concept 1 and stated one of the pros of keeping the field in current configuration is
closer proxinty to Southshore Center. He lilted having a drop off and aesthetics were good. He
stated the disadvantage is having the shelter farther away. Quinlan asked if there are significant cost
differences. McKinney stated concept 1 is less expensive than concept 2.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2013
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Dietz asked if the field is moved 20' to the south, what the cost would be to move it. It was noted the
cost is not broken out. There would be soil improvements and irrigation improvements associated with
any moving.
Sawtell stated something needs to be done to protect vehicles from wayward balls. It was noted a net
would work well. McKinney noted a bigger buffer would be possible given the configuration of
concept 1.
Edmondson discussed his concerns about the distance to the
Comnussioners discussed concept preferences.
Mangold believed in the long term, this will be a very prestigi
Quinlan asked if he foresees any maintenance issues
concept I has more trails which will result in more ma
Comnussioners continued discussion of moving the field 2
think moving the field to add parking is a good use of the
Kjolhaug asked how much of the parking
new parking will be in that location. Kjc
addition even more parking. He stated he 1
Hartmann stated many
Quinlan asked about the firs
design plan will be develope
the City Planner. Nielsen st
go to the City Council first.
year project. He noted the
on December 10. Nielsen a
the City Council in January.
snow flies.
Quinlan asked for an
Sawtell were in favor
was noted the cost to
I.
the concepts as
ce at some point.
south.
the parking lot.
A It was noted
tz stated he didn't
north of the field It was noted half of the
;oncept 2 favors the Southshore Center by
about the park is the lack of parking.
or approval. Jason Amberg of WSB stated moving ahead, the final
; on traction cost estimate would then be prepared and submitted to
would be better to get a recommendation from this Comnussion to
'-n, noted the City Council is leaning toward breaking this into a two -
)uncil's last meeting in December 9, and the Park Comnussion meets
if WSB would have enough time for the design phase if this goes to
.rg stated it would be advantageous to prepare a survey before the
ical vote on the preferred concept. Quinlan, Hartmann, Mangold and
ricept 1. Kjolhaug, Edmondson and Dietz did not have a firm choice. It
the field would range between $2500 and $5000. Dietz voted for concept
Kjolhaug stated he didn't see the connection between City Hall and Southshore in concept 1. Mangold
believed concept 2 might help the Center more but would be much more expensive. Kjolhaug agreed
the survey should be done yet this fall. He stated it is important to delineate the wetlands in the area.
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Kjolhaug stated it is important to remember a decision needs to be made regarding what will happen
with the hockey rink.
Edmondson moved to recommend concept I with cost comparisons of moving the field 20 -40' to
the south and the possibility of a small picnic shelter to be added. Hartmann seconded the
motion. Motion carried.
Nielsen asked the Commssioners to discuss what should be included in the shelter. It was noted it
should have bathrooms, not be enclosed, and have the ability to be rented,
Quinlan moved to recommend authorizing WSB proceed with the necessary field work.
Kjolhaug seconded the motion. Motion carried.
Nielsen noted this will be on the December 9 City C
6. ARCTIC FEVER SNOW SCULPTURES
Commissioners discussed last year's event, suggested a plan to assign blocks, whether spacing should
increase /decrease, and whether there should be horizontal/vertical configurations. Mangold stated vehicles
should not be alloNved to park on the field. Hartntann.stated there should be amateur and professional
categories.
Edmondson stated Joey Nova's Neill be involved as will Excelsior Brewing. Hartmann stated there should
be s'mores this time. Edmondson stated he Nvould like to have someone help him solicit prizes this time.
Edmondson Nvas directed to,inforin Sue Davis of all discussion relating to snow sculptures.
7. FREEMAN PARK PICNIC SHELTER RE -ROOF
Nielsen stated estimates to re -roof the picnic shelter Were closer to $4,000 rather than $3,000.
Commssioners discussed the roof project. Mangold stated he didn't understand why this item is
coming out of the CIP budget: He based this on the amount of the project and the fact that it is
Sawtell moved, Kjolhaug seconded to recommend proceeding with the re -roof of the picnic
shelter not to exceed $4,000 and have staff look at whether this should be a budgeted expense in
the CIP. Motion carried.
8. STAFF AND LIAISON REPORTS /UPDATES
A. City Council
B. Staff
Nielsen discussed recent City Council actions. He stated the money from the sale of the house NN-111 be spent on
Badger Park. Commissioners discussed park updates in various parks. Nielsen updated the Commission on
discussions N ith Tonlca Bay about hockey rinlc usage. Commissioners discussed having a Nvork session meeting N ith
Tonlca Bay to discuss options for the hockey rink.
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9. ADJOURN
Kjolhaug moved, Hartmann seconded, to adjourn the Park Commission Meeting of November 19,
2013 at 9:35 p.m. Motion carried.
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Three Rivers Park - Dog Parks
Bryant Lake Regional Dog Park - Eden Prairie
Hours: Sam - 10pm
Cost:
This is a 9.3 acre, fully fenced off -leash play area. Dogs must be kept on a 6 -foot, non - retractable
leash except in designated off -leash areas. Passes are required but may be purchased online.
Carver Park Reserve Dog Park
This 27 -acre off -leash area is completely fenced, with a separate area for small dogs. There is no
water supply. A daily ($5) or annual ($35) pass is required.
Three Rivers - Elm Creek Reserve Dog Park - Maple Grove
29 acre, fenced dog park, set in the middle of the gorgeous Elm Creek Reserve. Permit required.
Three Rivers Park Dog Park Policies
Three Rivers has specific policies for dogs in off -leash areas.
• Users of the dog off -leash areas must carry or display a daily or annual pass.
Dogs must be under control at all times. No exceptions. A dog is considered under control
if it will come when called.
• Dogs must not be permitted to interfere with other people or dogs, unless permission is
granted by each handler for dogs to play together.
Handlers must remain in the area with their dogs at all times.
• Each handler must clean up and dispose of dog feces in a sanitary manner. A trash barrel
is provided at each site.
• Aggressive behavior is not acceptable.
• Permit holders must have certification of current rabies vaccination for each pet readily
available when using the dog off -leash area. Puppies under the age of 4 months are not
allowed in the off -leash areas.
• No more than two pets per dog handler are allowed in the area at any given time.
• Children must be closely supervised by adults and should be instructed about proper
behavior around dogs.
• Off -leash area use is only allowed during park hours (5:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily, or as
posted by the Park District).
• Use of firearms or devices considered firearms under Federal Law is prohibited. Use of
blank starter pistols not considered firearms under Federal Law is permitted at the Lake
Sarah and Crow - Hassan sites.
• Use of pigeons, quail, chukars, and pheasants will be permitted for training purposes at
the Lake Sarah and Crow - Hassan sites. Humane treatment of all animals is required.
Under no conditions will animals of any type be mistreated, abused, injured, or killed. The
pass holder is required to take necessary measures to ensure that this condition is met. It
is strongly recommended that training birds be recovered before leaving the area.
• All other Park Ordinances must be followed.
The following Parks are NOT Three Rivers Dog Parks
Bloomington (1111h Street between Nesbitt & Hampshire Ave) off -leash site
Cost: $0 but must have dog license /rabies shot
25 -acre park. Very large grassy area, hills, trees and even a pond for those dogs that like to swim.
Rules:
Dogs must be licensed in the city that you live in for licensure requirements.
Dogs must be under voice control at all times.
Dog handlers must closely supervise their dogs and be within view.
Dog handlers must have leashes in hand at all times.
Clean up after your dog.
Children must be supervised.
Maximum two dogs per handler.
Leash dogs while entering and exiting the area.
St. Louis Park Dog Parks
St. Louis Park's has two off -leash dog parks (.75 acres). The dog park locations are Cedar Knoll
Park, 2541 Nevada Ave. S., and at Dakota Park, 2643 Dakota Ave. S. Added to the off -leash area in
Dakota Park is an area for timid, frail and small dogs.
To use the dog parks, residents must have a current St. Louis Park dog license, which includes
access to the parks. Non - residents must purchase a permit ($50) for the parks, which is good
January through December of the current year.
Daily hours for the dog parks are: 7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Brookdale Park Off Leash Dog Park (Lee Ave N & Estate Dr, Brooklyn Park)
The City of Brooklyn Park offers an off -leash dog park at Brookdale Park. It is four acres fully
enclosed by a fence. The dog park is for dogs to exercise alongside their human companions and
fellow canines. It is open year -round during regular park hours.
Leashes are required in all other parks and trails.
Rules for the off -leash dog park
• $3.00 daily fee required or a current Brooklyn Park pet license.
o Non - residents can purchase a Brooklyn Park pet license with proof of vaccination.
o A pet license fee is $10 per sterilized dog or $20 per non - sterilized dog per year and will
allow free use of the dog park.
• Dogs must be properly licensed and vaccinated
• Dogs must be leashed prior to entering and upon leaving the off -leash area and in
transition corridors
• Dog handlers must have a visible leash at all times
• Dog handlers must be in verbal control of their dogs at all times and prevent aggressive
behavior, biting, fighting or excessive barking
• Dog handlers are responsible for providing water for themselves and their dog
• Dog handlers are liable for damage or injury inflicted by their dogs
• Dog handlers must possess a device for cleanup and disposal of feces
• Dogs in heat are not allowed
• Dogs must stay within signed boundaries
Dog handlers must comply with all other park rules and regulations
• Animals determined by ordinance to be "dangerous dogs" are not permitted off of a leash
or within the off -leash area
• A maximum of three dogs per handler is allowed
Title / Subject: Hockey Rink Cost Estimate for Freeman Park
Meeting Date: August 5, 2012
Prepared by: Larry Brown, Director of Public Works
Reviewed by:
Attachments: Hockey Rink Location Maps (3), Cost Proposal Athletcia,
Background: The Shorewood Park Commission directed staff to calculate costs for a hockey rink to be
constructed at Freeman Park near Eddy Station, and for relocation of the existing badger park hockey
rink lights to this same site.
During previous discussion regarding the installation of a hockey rink, Park Commissioners had inquired
as to the feasibility of installation of a "portable system" at the north end of the Eddy Station parking
lot, such that hockey could take place during the winter months, and parking could be maximized with
the rink disassembled and moved off site during the non winter months.
Having a portable system is a fine balance between having a substantial enough system to take the
wear and tear of the sport and having a system that can be disassembled for the off season.
I ncntinn
Initially staff had reviewed the area at the North end of the parking lot adjacent Eddy Station. As staff
began to diagram out an area 85' x 200' for the basic outline of the rink, this ran into some challenges.
To bring the matter into scale, Attachments 1 through 3 indicates measurements for such a project.
It is noteworthy that sanitary sewer and watermain are located east of the easterly edge of the parking
lot and north end of that same lot. Due to the demands of even the portable systems, a hard asphalt or
concrete surface is required. The presence of a paved surface and ice conditions would not be feasible
to be located over these utilities. Staff will present these maps in detail at the Park Commission
meeting.
Therefore, if this rink is to be located in the subject parking lot, it would have to be located in a North -
South orientation within the lot area.
Base
Staff worked with the suppliers to determine if these systems mandated a hard surface, or if these could
be set in a pier style foundation system that would facilitate removal during the off season. In review of
this and the way that the anchoring system is placed, a paved surface is the method that would facilitate
traffic during the off season.
Mission Statement: The City of Shorewood is committed to providing residents quality public services, a
healthy environment, a variety of attractive amenities, a sustainable tax base, and so>>nd f;nnnr;n;
management through effective, efficient, and visionary leadership. ATTACHMENT I
Lim
Staff has also worked with the supplier that furnished and installed the Badger Field Hockey Rink lighting
system. Representatives from Mussco Lighting have indicated that pole portion of the system can be
moved. However, this would void any of the warranties on the existing system. Having stated that new
foundations would be constructed and poles would be relocated to these foundations, Since the
electrical control cabinet that has been installed at Badger Park is primarily for and an integral part of
the Badger Football Field lighting system a separate cabinet and electrical work would have to be
installed at Eddy Station.
Costs
Table 1 below is a preliminary cost estimate associated with this project.
Item Nd ,,-
Qes�riptio� _- _ - _'
Amount:
1
Hockey Rink System
$ 82,940.00
2
Equipment Gate for Snow Removal
$ 1,870.00
3
Installation
$ 13,280.00
4
Hard Surface Pavement
$ 43,500.00
5
Relocation of Lights w new controls and Retrofit
$ 29,000.00
6
Contingency 10%
$ 17,059.00
Total
$ 187,649.00
TABLE 1
If the Park Commission opts to move forward with such a project, staff would seek a more detailed
analysis of soils and electrical design to be able to further refine this estimate.
Financial or Budget Considerations: If the Park Commission opts to move forward with such a project,
this project, under the existing financial structure, this would be funded under the Parks Capital
Improvement Program. Certainly, grants could also be sought for such a project.
ATTACHMENT 1
NORTH - SOUTH ORIENTATION
ATTACHMENT 2
EAST - WEST ORIENTATION
U N L I M 6 T E ® Bidtlding Sport Sohitions
www..SportSystemsCorp.com
685 Rupert Street 17200 Medina Road Suite 600
Waterloo, ON, CAN N2V 1N7 Minneapolis, MN, USA 55447
Toll Free: (877) 778 -5911 Toll Free: (800) 809 -7465
Tel: (519) 747 -1856 Tel: (763) 249 -7465
Fax: (519) 747 -3659 Fax: (763) 249 -7475
Company: City of Shorewood, MN
Address:
Shorewood, MN 55331
U.S.A.
Att: Larry Brown
Phone: 952 -960 -7913
Fax:
Facility: Outdoor Rink
City: Shorewood
Province /State: Minnesota
Country: U.S.A.
Model
Number: 120808- 3646VG
Revision: 0
Date: August 8, 2012
Valid: 30 Days SEE BELOW
Salesman: Joe Richardson
Distributor: Sport Systems Unlimited
Corp.
Phone: (519) 747 -1856
Fax: (519) 747 -3659
Email: jrichardson @sportsystemscorp.com
Number of Sets:
Installation Type:
1
Supply with Supervision
Outdoor
ActionBoards Pro XL Demountable (or permanent) MILL FINISH aluminum frames, constructed of hollow section
extrusions and high strength connectors. Aluminum frame depth = 5 ". Typical panels are 96" long
with three vertical posts.
Dimensions
Rink Configuration: Radius Corners with No Boxes
Perimeter Distance: 522 feet
Playing Surface: 200 feet long x 85 feet wide, with 28 feet radius
Board Height: 42 inches above natural ice concrete floor surface
Gates and Hardware - see Rink Diagram for Locations
Cladding
Material: Fibre reinforced panels (FRP). UV Stabilized
Playing Surface: Cladding: 3/8" White FRP
Top Plate: 1/2" Colour
Kick Strip: 1/4" Colour FRP Kick
Thresholds: Man Gate Thresholds: 1" White HDPE on 1 1/2" Aluminum Extrusion
Machine Gate Thresholds: 1 1/2" White HDPE
Fasteners: Plastic attached with # 1/4 -20 FHMS. All fasteners color matched, zinc plated
Official Lines: Official lines cut into vertical surfaces of dasherboard cladding
Shields / Containment - see Rink Diagram for Heights and Locations
Installation Method:
Ends and Radii: 1 3/4 ", 6 ga. galv. fencing (8ft) - No vinyl coating Supported
Fencing Supports: 1 11/16 inch diam. Hot Dipped Galvanized posts and rails, c/w caps, line posts & tension bars
- standard galvanizing for mesh (non- coated style) is 1.2oz / sf
Protective pads: at fence terminations Quantity: 4
Frame Anchorage & Perimeter Sealing
Perimeter Slab: 5/8" (16mm) diameter Hilt! adhesive anchors or equivalent for Permanent installation.
Number of Gates Hardware
Gate Size (inches)
Without With Hinges Latch Rinkside Flush Bolt
Machine
Castors
Fence Fence Release
Gate Lck
Material - See notes below
St. St, St. St. St. St. St. St.
St. St.
St. St.
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0
0
2x60
0 1 2 0 0 0
1
2
SubTotal
2 1 4 2 0 0
1
2
Total Number Gates:
3
Notes:
St. St. = Stainless Steel
All gate hardware to be heavy duty STAINLESS STEEL
All nuts, washers and bolts to be zinc plated
Single gates with upper shielding will have a rinkside release
Cladding
Material: Fibre reinforced panels (FRP). UV Stabilized
Playing Surface: Cladding: 3/8" White FRP
Top Plate: 1/2" Colour
Kick Strip: 1/4" Colour FRP Kick
Thresholds: Man Gate Thresholds: 1" White HDPE on 1 1/2" Aluminum Extrusion
Machine Gate Thresholds: 1 1/2" White HDPE
Fasteners: Plastic attached with # 1/4 -20 FHMS. All fasteners color matched, zinc plated
Official Lines: Official lines cut into vertical surfaces of dasherboard cladding
Shields / Containment - see Rink Diagram for Heights and Locations
Installation Method:
Ends and Radii: 1 3/4 ", 6 ga. galv. fencing (8ft) - No vinyl coating Supported
Fencing Supports: 1 11/16 inch diam. Hot Dipped Galvanized posts and rails, c/w caps, line posts & tension bars
- standard galvanizing for mesh (non- coated style) is 1.2oz / sf
Protective pads: at fence terminations Quantity: 4
Frame Anchorage & Perimeter Sealing
Perimeter Slab: 5/8" (16mm) diameter Hilt! adhesive anchors or equivalent for Permanent installation.
Price for 1 Set US $82,940.00 - Supply with Supervision
Unless noted OTHERWISE, All Prices quoted are in US FUNDS
FOB Site
PLEASE NOTE: Plus Applicable Taxes. Prices do not include local, state or federal taxes
Prices do not include import / export duties & tariffs, customs clearance, brokerage
Payment: Prices based on Sport Systems standard terms of payment (See Below)
Subject to credit approval
Delivery Date
Estimated Delivery Date: Spring 2013
This is subject to the receipt of approved drawings 10 weeks before the delivery date
Terms, Conditions, Exclusions, Inclusions and Qualifications
1.) Due to the extreme changes in commodities and energy pricing, we must strictly enforce a 30 -day limit on this
quote
2.) Notwithstanding the foregoing, should Sport Systems Unlimited Corp / Athletica® be delayed in the commencement,
prosecution or completion of the work by any cause beyond Sport Systems Unlimited Corp / Athletica® control and not
due to any fault, neglect, act or omission on its part, then Sport Systems Unlimited Corp / Athletica® shall be entitled
to an extension of time as agreed upon by the parties hereto in writing and shall not be held liable for any liquidated
damages for any delays caused by either the owner or general contractor.
This bid is subject to Sport Systems Unlimited Corp / Athletica® Standard Terms and Conditions and Limited Warranty,
and may be withdrawn without penalty at anytime before contract execution. If accepted, sign and return one copy,
and retain a duplicate for your files. When approved by one of our officers and returned, it becomes a binding
contract. This quotation is subject to change, withdrawal, or cancellation until accepted by you. If we have not received
your acceptance within 60 days from the date hereof, this quotation shall automatically expire. Sport Systems
Unlimited Corp / Athletica® retains a security interest in all the products covered in this agreement until all sales' terms
have been met. In addition, the purchaser agrees to sign any additional documents for Sport Systems Unlimited Corp /
Athletica® to perfect its security interest in the products.
3.) Prices subject to receipt of final construction drawings and specifications
4.) Concrete to be level within 1/8" in 10 ft non - cumulative
5.) Based on "Supply with Supervision ". See below or contact Sport Systems for clarification
- one working supervisor for "5'; 8hr days during the installation of boards & anchors
- 3 days for anchor installation, 10 days for dasher boards and accessories
- includes hotel and meals
- includes wages straight time - weekends or overtime is not included
- 4 skilled workers (or equivalent) to be provided for duration of installation
- Supervisor is equipped with trailer and tools for the installation crew
6.) If adequate labour or equipment is not provided, there will be additional costs for the supervisor, which will be an extra
to the Contract at $900.00 per day (working and non - working) + expenses
7.) All heavy equipment (forklift, scissor lift (for netting) to be supplied by Others
8.) Electrical work, mechanical work or painting is not included
9.) Special insurance requirements are not included
10.) OCIP /CCIP Enrollment Fees are not included
11.) Any applicable Permits and /or License Fees are not included
Options
Option 1: Add: Clear anodize finish on frames Add: US $1830.00
Accepted:
Option 2: Supply and Install for 1 Set in Lieu of Supply with Supervision Add: US $13280.00
Accepted:
Option 3: Extra Equipment Gate: 2 X 60° with fence Add: US $1870.00
Accepted:
Please initial beside each option accepted.
Prices do not include local, state or federal taxes
Approval
Approved by Sport Systems Unlimited Corp.:
Kim Davidson, Director of Operations
Purchase Approved by: City of Shorewood, MN
Signature:
Name:
Title:
Date:
Date:
Payment Terms:
Payment Terms
Option A: On approved credit, Sport Systems Unlimited Corp. will be expecting:
To submit a draw for 10% on submittal of shop drawings.
To submit a draw for 50% when Sport Systems' has received the materials for fabrication.
To submit a draw for 20% when Sport Systems' has completed the material fabrication.
(This allows Sport Systems to pre- manufacture to meet schedules)
To submit a draw for 20% when Sport Systems' has completed the on -site installation.
Each draw invoiced is due 30 days from the date of the invoice.
We offer a 1 -1/2% discount on any payments received within 10 working days of our invoice date.
These terms should be indicated on your purchase order or sub - contract form to us.
Option B: On approved credit, Sport Systems Unlimited Corp. will be expecting:
To receive a 25% deposit with the purchase order or sub - contract form to us.
To receive a 50% payment, minimum 10 (ten) business days in advance of shipment.
To receive a 25% payment due on completion of installation.
Each invoice is due on receipt of invoice.
These terms should be indicated on your purchase order or sub - contract form to us.
Option C: Discounts are available for payment in full with execution of contract.
Please ask your Sport Systems Unlimited / Athletica sales representative for details.
These terms should be indicated on your purchase order or sub - contract form to us.
An invoice will be provided as a receipt.
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Federal ID Number: (for direct importing purposes).
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Playing Surface Dimensions
Length: 200 ft.
Width: 85 ft.
Radius: 28 ft.
Board Height: 42 in.
Note: Door locations are shown for pricing
purposes only. Final quantities and locations
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Memorandum
Re: Hockey Rink — Badger vs. Freeman
8 January 2013
that the proposed tennis courts could be accommodated immediately south of the proposed hockey
rink, with good proximity to the parking lot.
What all of this does is present the Park Commission with options and opens up the discussion
regarding the design of Badger Park. The Commission does not have to struggle with whether or
not to have a hockey rink - it appears that 'a rink can be accommodated in either location.
Cc: Debbie Siakel
Bill Joynes
Larry Brown
Paul Hornby
Bruce DeJong
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