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CITY of ANDOVER
AGENDA
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
August 8, 1985
1. Call to Order 7:30 p.m.
2. Meet with City Council to discuss future park development
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5. Approval of Minutes
6. Adjournment
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CITY of ANDOVER
MINUTES
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
WORK SESSION
AUGUST 8, 1985
The Work Session of the Andover Park and Recreation Commission was called
to order by the Chairman at 7:30 p.m. at Andover City Hall, 1685 Crosstown
Blvd. N.W., Andover, Mn.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Prochniak, LeFebvre, Szyplinski, McMullen, Sabel,
Strootman, Kinkade
ALSO PRESENT: Mayor Windschitl, Councilman Knight, Councilman Elling,
Maureen Gaalaas, CSI
PARK DEVELOPMENT/BOND ISSUE
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Chairman Prochniak presented a chart showing the develpments to be
accomplished in the City parks if the bond issue would be passed.
Mayor Windschitl stated that it appeared that Precinct #2 seemed
to be a problem due to the fact that the population in that Precinct
deemed something more to be offered to them. Mayor Windschit1 suggested
that something be projected for that area, possibly in Woodland Terrace
and Chapman's. McMull en stated that the reason nothing was indicated
on the chart for that area was because it was a newly developmed area with no
population as of yet and Chapman's has existing equipment etc. in comparison
to other park areas that are not even developed to date. The Commission
felt that these areas needed to be addressed. Chairman Prochniak then stated
that he felt there would be no problem to put monies into the Woodland
Terrace and Chapman's area. He suggested that this could be discussed
at the next Park Board meeting on August 15, 1985. Mayor Windschitl
also stated that a recommendation must be made by the Park and Recreation
Commission to the City Council for funding of the bond issue etc.
Mayor Windschitl stated that he felt it was important to inform the
residents of Andover of the bond issue by the Andover Fire Department
which will be following next year. He suggested that an article could
be published regarding this matter.
Maureen Gaalaas presented a rough copy of the flyer to be used for the
issue and stated that she felt it should be clear and precise without
too much detail so that the public would find it informative and
easy to understand. She also stated that the cost for 4000 copies
of the flyer would be $600 including mailing and $180 for 4000 inserts
in the Tri City Newsletter.
MOTION: by Szyplinski, seconded by McMullen to adjourn the meeting at 9:30 p.m.
Motion carried unanimously.
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