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~ 01 ANDOVER
AGENDA
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
April 4, 1985
l. Call to order 7:30 p.m.
2. Assign Name for North Glen II Pa rk
3. Assign Name for 138th Ave. Park
4. Glen Eiden, Boy Scout Project
5. City Council
6.
7.
8. Approval of Minutes
9. Adjournment.
~ 01 ANDOVER
MINUTES
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
April 4, 1985
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Andover Parks and Recreation Commission
was held at Andover City Hall, 1685 Crosstown Blvd. N.W., Andover, Mn. at
7:30 p.m.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Prochniak, Kinkade, LeFebvre, Szyplinski, McMullen
ALSO PRESENT: Glen Eiden, Boy Scout
Frank Stone, Public Works
GLEN EIDEN, SCOUT PROJECT
Glen Eiden passed out sheets to the Commission showing the prices for
the equipment that he would like to have installed at the Adover Community
Park Complex picnic area. This information also shows some quotes for
comparable equipment. Mr. Eiden stated that the Playbooster equipment
was more expensive but he felt that it would last longer than the Pipeline.
He also stated that the equipment would take 45 days to be delivered and
he figured that it would take about 3 weekends to install. The amount
of area required to allow room for this equipment was 56 feet by 52 feet.
Mr. Eiden also stated that he has already put approximately 30 hours
of time into the research on the equipment. Szyplinski questioned the
use of a roller slide. He stated that it needed special gravel and
he felt that another slide (spiral or tunnel) could be installed and
it would be less maintenance and would save about $1450. Eiden stated
that as soon as the money would be allocated for the equipment, the
work could be started. He stated that it would be supervised by adult
Scout parents. Prochniak stated that inspections should be coordinated
with Frank Stone, Public Works and Jim Schrantz, City Engineer.
MOTION: by McMullen, seconded by Szyplinski to proceed with bids for purchase
of playground equipment for Andover Community Park Complex, including Model
1864 Mexico Forge (excluding roller slide to be replaced with spiral or
tunnel type slide). This equipment will be installed by Glen Eiden and
Boy Scouts. The cost for this equipment not to exceed $14,000. Motion
carried unanimously.
NAMES FOR NORTHGLEN II AND 138th AVE. PARKS
There was discussion regarding this matter and it was the general concensus of
the Commission to allow the residents in these areas have some input into this
matter. it was suggested that perhaps Melanie DeLuca could have something
regarding this issue in the Key Communicator program. It was then decided
to let the Key Communicator in each area handle the names of the above
mentioned parks.
MOTION: by Szyp1inski, seconded by LeFebvre to so move. Motion carried
unanimously.
PARK AND RECREATION (Conti A~ ,1 4, 1985
BLEACHERS FOR HAr'l LAKE FESTIVAL
Don Hansen, representing the City of Ham Lake, has requested the use of
our bleachers for the Ham Lake Festival on June 29 and June 30, 1985. Mr.
Stone stated that if they handled the bleachers properly he had no objection
to allowing them the use of them. Prochniak asked what would be done if
they were damaged? Stone stated that they would have to make good if they
were damaged.
MOTION: by McMullen, seconded by Kinkade to allow the City of Ham Lake to
borrow the bleachers and if damaged they would have to repair them before
return. Motion carried unanimously.
SOCCER SCHEDULE
North Metro will be allowed to use the soccer fields again this year as
per requested. Andover Athletic Association will not have a soccer
program this summer. North Metro will get their schedule to the PRC
secretary as soon as they can. Their program will be finished the
first week in October.
MOTION: by McMullen, seconded by Kinkade to allow North Metro Soccer to
use the fields at Andover Community Park Complex for their program in
1985. Motion carried unanimously.
FAMILY CHRIST CHURCH FIELD REQUEST
This item was tabled_until the April 18, 1985 meeting.
TOURNAMENT APPLICATION
There was discussion regarding the tournament application which was sent
to the City Council for approval. Prochniak stated that the City Clerk
will make some revisions and then we would be able to use the application.
MAJESTIC OAKS PRELIMINARY PLAT
MOTION: by Kinkade, seconded by McMullen to obtain dollar value for land
per acre for Majestic Meadows at 10% of 38.4 or 3.8 acres by May 1, 1985.
Motion carried unanimously.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Motion by McMullen, seconded by Szyplinski to approve the minutes of 3/7/85
and 3/21/85 as written. Motion carried unanimously.
NON DISCUSSION ITEMS
There will be a walk of the parks by the Commission on 4/5/85 at 5:00 p.m.
MOTION by Szyplinski, seconded by LeFebvre to adjourn at 10:00 p.m.