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021985 PK MINCITY OF SHOREWOOD PARK COMMISSION MEETING FEBRUARY 19, 1985 CALL TO ORDER COUNCIL CHAMBERS 5755 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD 7:00 PM M I N U T E S Chair Lindstrom called the meeting to order at 7:13 PM. ROLL CALL Present: Chair Lindstrom, Commissioners Schmid, Butterfield, Jakel and Kooi; Council Liaison Gagne and Deputy Clerk Niccum Absent: Commissioner Carl (excused -out of town on business) APPROVAL OF MINU Kooi moved, Butterfield seconded, to approve the minutes of February 4 as written. Motion carried unanimously. BROOMBALL Mr. Chris Comer and Mr. Roger Day were present to request the use of Badger hockey rink to finish their 1985 Broomball Playoffs. • Kooi moved, Schmid seconded, Badger on: Monday February 25 Wednesday February 27 Friday March 1 Motion carried unanimously. to allow Broomball Playoffs to be played at 6:00 - 9:00 PM 6:00 - 9:00 PM 6:00 -10:15 PM (approximate) Mr. Comer and Mr. Day will be returning to the Park Commission to request ice time for the 1985 -86 season. APPLICANT INTERVIEW Mrs. Richie Hemping, 5935 Christmas Lake Road, appeared before the Commission. She has previous experience on Park Commissions with the cities of Eden Prairie and Chanhassen. The Park Commission:; will vote at their next meeting. SHADY HILLS PARK Commission discussed what to do about Shady Hills Park and decided that, before they make a recommendation to the Council, they need more information. r1 L J PARK COMMISSION MEETING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1985 page two SHADY HILLS PARK - continued Kooi moved, Butterfield seconded, to recommend to Council that they receive the following information to aid them in their formal recommendation. 1. A written opinion from the City Attorney relating to the contributions received from neighbors in Shady Hills ($1000 in 1963/$200 in 1964) around the time of park purchase (April 8, 1963). 2. An approximate value of the land for selling purposes. 3. The City Engineer's opinion on the specific size of the drainage and easement areas. 4. Annual maintenance cost now, projected maintenance for drainage and easement area only, and the estimated difference in cost between the two. Motion carried unanimously. MAMnP PARK Mrs. Randy Peterson did not appear. Commission requested staff to call her if we have not heard from her by the next meeting on March 4. • MATTERS FROM THE FLOOR Purchase of Vacuum Cleaner There is only one shop vac type vacuum that was purchased approximately a year ago. Carpeting was laid at Manor warming house this year. The shop vac works fine at Cathcart because the carpeting is short- napped. The carpeting at Badger is shag and the shop vac will not work right on it. Lindstrom moved, Kooi seconded, to recommend to Council that they approve the purchase of a used Kirby. Motion carried unanimously. (The purchase will probably cost less than the shop vac did -about $129- they wear well, and you can always get parts) Freeman Park Signs An estimate was received from Mr. Herb Strom of Country Signs (he is the person that did the City Hall signs as low bidder). Commission would like to have "City of Shorewood" added in the lower right corner. Kooi moved, Jakel seconded, to recommend to Council that they approve the purchase of two signs for Freeman Park. Motion carried unanimously. • PARK COMMISSION MEETING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1985 page three MATTERS FROM THE FLOOR - continued Park rrantc Staff was requested to ask Administrator Vogt if he had done research on possible grants available and if they could have the information by the March 4 meeting. Well Building - Cathcart Staff was requested to check with Don Zdrazil, Public Works Director, to see what size the building will be, the cost and what materials will be used to construct it. Review of Ice Program Staff was requested to put this on the next Agenda. Commission asked Commissioner Jakel to present them with a summary and a list of things to be done. Purchase of Paint - Cathcart warming house Cathcart warming house needs painting badly, inside and out. Commissioner Jakel has recruited volunteers to do the painting and requested approval to buy paint. • Kooi moved, Schmid seconded, to recommend to Council that they approve the purchase of paint, up to $100, to repaint Cathcart warming house. Motion carried unanimously. Tennis Net - Cathcart Commissioner Jakel stated metal tennis net is still up at Cathcart and that it is in bad shape. Commission asked staff to check with Don Zdrazil to see if there are any nets available. Budget Summary Commission requested staff to summarize the 1985 budget and the needs suggested since then and to prepare a report so they can discuss it at the next meeting. Arbor Day Commission asked staff for copies of any Arbor Day information that nay help them develop reforestation. Also to check with Don to see if he knows where they can get trees. Purchase of Gift Certificates - Rink Attendants Commissioner Jakel reported that the rink attendants have done an exceptional job this year and suggested taking them out to breakfast. Commission discussed • it. Schmid moved, Lindstrom seconded, to recommend to Council that they approve $10 gift certificates from the Copperstein for the rink attendants as a bonus. Motion carried unanimously. PARK COMMISSION MEETING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1985 page four • MATTERS FROM THE FLOOR - continued Raft Commissioner Butterfield brought the card of the person that repairs floats. Staff was requested to get necessary information so raft repair can be presented to Council. CENTURY CLUB Steve Frazier appeared before the Commission to volunteer various suggestions on the promotion of the Century Club. 1. Athletic Organizations A. Various organizations may be willing to contribute $100. B. Ask organization people to suggest names of other people that would contribute. C. Kids on a team may want to make up one membership. D. Parents of kids in sports. 2. Business Organizations is Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis, etc... If they knew about the Century Club, they might be willing to sponsor it out of their funds. 3. Big Sports Fans 4. Enthusiastic people - needed to "sell the product ". Commissioner Butterfield suggested: 5. Century Club divisions - not necessarily giving $100. A lot of people may be willing to give a small amount yearly. Commissioner suggested putting the following items on the next Agenda. 1. Assign a liaison 2. Butterfield - some phase of membership 3. Recognized contributers in Athletics 4. Chairman Steve Frazier will talk to Bob Fayfield to see if he is interested. PARK COMMISSION MINUTES TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1985 is page five REPORTS Bonfire - Cathcart - Chanhassen fire marshall okayed it /SLMPSD informed. Hockey Practice has been taking place on a regular schedule BMX Charity Race - Dave Ronkin liked the idea of handicapped park equipment An TOTTRNMPTQT Schmid moved, Jakel seconded, to adjourn at 9:15 PM. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED Sue Niccum Deputy Clerk