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FROM: Rollan Iioke
DATE: Apri1 24, 19$9
RE: Town Green Budgeting Discussion
As you know, the 1990 Celebrate Minnesota Town GreenJBand Stand
grant application was not el.igible far funding �see attached
letter) .
In a March 6th memo the City Administrator asked the Park Board
to consider whether it might want to go ahead with the praject
(see attached letter) .
At the April 17th Park Board meeting, I pased the same question
to the Park Board. After reviewing various pieces of cammunity
input from the cammunity involvement process, the Park Board
voted to budget $106,000 from its 1990 CiP fund to the Town Green
Project . The Park Director has stated thaC the project would run
around $212,a00.
LJhaC I am asking the Cc�uncil to consider, is directing staff to
build in an additional City expenditure of $106,000 when staff '
does its CIP budgeting. D�pending on how high a priority this
project holds for council , we could also consider taking $10b,000
out of the reserve fund, however, I realize this wauld be less
desirable.
With prompt and focused direction from Council we could still
make this 1990 Celebrate Minnesata �roject a reality. As the
attacned items reveal , there is a groundswell of support for this
kind of cammunity-pride project . Moreover, the Citizen Advisory
Committee has unanimousiy listed Town Green/Bandshell and th�
"restore the mount" monument/rose garden project as tactics to
carry out downtown goal ��2, strategy �f6 of their recommendatic�ns
(see attached items) .
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. February 27, 1989
Mr. David J. Bechtold
2875 145th Street West
Rosemount, MN 55068
RE: Celebrate MinnesoLa 1990
Dear Mr. C3echtold:
The Department of Trade and Econamic Development has complete�i i�s review of
app)ications for the Celebrate Minnesota 1990 Grant program. Qecause of �he
limtted grant funds available, we are not able �o affer yo�� a gra��t thls year.
We received 328 appiications for �3,351,915 and were able to award on}y 84
grants.
Nowever� we hope your comnunity can scale back the pro,�ect and com�lete the work
for your 1990 celebration even though gran� funds are not available. Of cours�,
you are sti]l eliglble for the many benefits oP membership as a Celebrate
Minnesota 1990 community such as the special road signs, visit from the torcti
runner, and publlcity for yaur comnunity event.
in addition, Gavernor Perpich has reconrnen�ied a �1.0 m1111on a�pro�rlatlon t�
the Mlnnesota legislature to fund additional Ce}ebrate Minnesota 199Q cteanup,
beautification, and community improvemer�t projects. If thls recomnended
appropriatian is passed into law, we will notify yau regarding apptication
procedures, grant amounts, and deadlines.
Dest wishes for a �Successful pra,ject.
Sincerely,
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Louis F. Jambois, Dlrectar
Comnunity Assistance Un1t
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RE: Celebrate Minneso�a Graiit
I wish t� thank ,yo�� and memt�ers c�f. y�ur cle}�s�rt:��ren1; �F�r• ��u1.�i�i�
uuC such an excellent• efForC in cc�rap:t��Xi:n� tt�e (.c*let>rril:e
Mi.nnesota gcant a�p'�icati�n. � Icnc�w �h�.s wh�.te tirc>cr�:�:s wr��r 3t��t:
dumpscl on you and yaur si:af.E witltouL- ►nueh �i�ne i:+� re:�jf�.�uri . '1'iie
�pplication was r� �ood oap.
And, tliou�h �we ha�e. been »oti£ieci L-hat we wil1. ncit: bc; :� r�: .r,:i.�i.c��t.,
of atty tuncle throu�li Ft�at �rncess we mu�t l.oak Cn L-i�N ��r����c►sert
pro jeer now �tud deter�nine wh�t �rc� c�aii/shoulcl scFt:te I►n�k i:n orcler
to fund any �r a11 oL Che pro jec_t Fiy proiro�ed . .__
i.et' s discuss Ll�e prr�j�ct a� �ur Ptmrr.h 2�tli ds��aHrtinp��t�t �nt���t.Ln�; •
to revie�,r 1:he cost et� . to aL�l.�w us tc� f�ri�i�; ss c��c:�nunei��l�ri.n��
Uack �o the cir.y r_ouncil an Li�is.
Also, you ma�� wlsh to di�cuss h1�9.9 �rn�jeCt tind 3.Cs �ttn�En�; s�.11:h
� tlie Park 13oard at qour nex� �aeht:}.�1�.
� Again, Chank you and your staEC Eor al..l. your work �n t.li�.s
pro�ecC.
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C:tty CUuncil
Dept. Ileads
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APPendix : B I
Response and Coinments by Rosemowr►t Town Residents
(Comments recorded during the morning workshop session and field trlp}
1N�iAT DO YOU SHO'W VISITORS WHEN THEY COME TO RUSEMOUN'�?
1. Shops where people are known on first name basis (ex. of dry cleaners)
2. VOTECH - youth
3. Schools .
4. Churches
5. City Hall
6. U of M Farm
7. Downtown Ftedevelopment
8. 145th St. Redevelopment
9. Last corner building
lO.Open areas: access to farms wifh horses and cows
WHAT DOES ROSEMOUNT HAVE THAT IS UNIf�,jUE?
1. Downtown (1 d0 years +) .
(second commercial center)
2. Irish herltage
3. presence of U. of Minnesota (farmin�
4. Navy presence
5. Ambassadar's group
6. potential low retail rents ($6-7 sf vs $14-i6 Apple Valley�
7. Graln elev�tors/factaries
8. 5,000 ,�obsJ5,000 residents (1980�
9. Refinery/large industry
10. Woods Area (Schwartz Pond. Carols Woods)
11. Park System
12. RoUte 42 Retail
13. Zoo
14. Regional open-space network
VPHtl�T ARE TfIE CITY'S SPECIAI. EVEN�S?
; 1. Lepraehaun Days (July�
2. Steam Engine Days
3. Important Memorial Day Parade
VPHAT'S MISSING FROM ROSEMOLtNT?
� i. a�a���d
�' 2. Central Park/Green (rose garcien, rosebeds, histor�c niarl�ers, Ir1sh settters)
3. Pool .
4. Cc�m�nunity Center ancl Ice I2Ink � t
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5. Boundaries, gates - sense of arrival
6. i,ibrary
7. Basic goods and services: (retail clothing, visI�ility of stores, avallal�illty of
leasable space�
8. Specialty shops
9. City-type street with shops - get away from sho�ptng centers
10. Concept of cammerclal development
11. Business cooperat�on (Chamber of Commerce?}
12. Redevelopments concepts which address streets rather than singie �iuflcitngs
13. Coherent image for downtown (could be a singte historic period);
Streetscape": banners, plar►ting �
,14. General sense of communit 's chara
Rosemount dIfferent y cter, followed t�y clest�;n gulc�etines - »��ke
15. Ni�ht tighting
1G. Safeguarcis for c,lcl 2-storey t�uilcling
,� 17. Pld/rural look�eopardized l�y certain types of builc�tng
18, Reminders of past heritage (see "�ark")
19. proximity to freeways
20. community volunteers - with "suburban lifestyle", people are too bucly
WHAT TOWNS HAVE IMAGES YdU LIKE?
1. Northfield
2. Redwing (Veterans Mernorial)
3. Hastings
WHAT ARE THE I.ARGER METROPOLITAN ISSUES AFFECTING RCISEMOU1�iT?
1. Retaii competition from other communities
2. Part of a larger county/metropolitan structure
3. Between "mall" and "�autic�ues", can Rpsemount becon�e unic�ue small s}�op
community with physical image to match? Dc�ends on ecc�r�oniic cl7aracterlsties:
thresholds jmarket, size
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11. DOWNTOWN
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The city shouid preserve and enhance the c�rwntvwn'� ldentity
as a place of arientatlon, social in#eracttan, cuiturat
expression and commerciai exchange.
�TRA"�E ES
1. Capitalize on the educational and recreattonal areas adjace�nt
to down#own by encouraging the government�l, smail commerclat
and general servlc�s that these markets wili support.
� 2. Develop an overalt downtown ptan which includes design
guldeUnes and enhance the cultur�l uniquene�, hi�tory,
ldentity and "hometown" feeling that is unlquely �ioserr�unt��.
3. Provide the streetscaping, walkways, lighting and
beautification thaf altows people to be pedestrians and gtves
them a sense of b�longing and safety. .
4. Connect nelghborhaods to downtown by a well planned
vehicular, pedes#rian and public open space system.
5. Support the centrat downtown concept.
� 6. Provfde be�uti#ication prajects and pubiic apen spac�s that
wiil give our citizens a sense of place, identity and
�ommunity pride.
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PRELIMINARY GOALS AND STRATEGtES
I. SMALL TQWN AMBIENCE
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To preserve and #oster the smali town ambience of the
community, the City of Rosemoun# shoutd respect tts unlque
hlstoricai and physlcat assets and encourag� c+�ntinuatlon of
strong interpersonai relationshlps among its residents.
��E_G I ES
1. Green areas should continue to be rnain#ained and incarpc�rated
Inta future development.
2. The preservation of the centrat downtown's architectur�i
landmarks and the character andlor the traditlan they
represent.
,� 3. Provide an environment ihat will foster and -
promote
harmonious interaction and a sense of community prtde amang
the cltizens.
4. �ity government should s#rive to malntain Rosemount's safe,
quiet and peacefui hometown environmen#.
5. Citizens should be encouraged to parti�ip�te in clty
government and Ic�al organizations and ailowed to effe�#tveiy
contribute and express their views.
6. Convenient and continuous streetscapes and trails should be �
developed to connect alt areas of the community to #he
commercial center.
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,� X Stephen Jilk - City Administrator
�'ROM: Uavid J. Bechtold - Director af Parks & Recreation
DATE: April 26, i989
RE: Er3.ckson Fark Improvements
Eriekron Park is approx3mately 54 acres in size. Tncluded in its geagraphic
layout are:
1. five softball fields
2. one soccer field
3. two hockey rinks
4. one large holding pond
S. one nursery being developed
6. many youn� trees planted l - 4 years ago
7. many acres of slopes and passive areas
8, one park shelter
9. two harse shoe pits
Improvements in this park over the past five years included al�. items �xcept
for the soccer field and t�ao of the softball fields loeated ne�t to the
fire hall. ,
Recommendations in 1987 & 1988 for upgrading Er3ckson Park included:
1. develogment of a nursery area
2. building two ne� hQekeq rinka
3. new lighting on hockey rfnks
4. park shelter that could be used for
a. warming hause
b. picnic shelter
c. rest rooms €or dflwntown shoppers, walkers and bikera,
Dakota County biking "pit stop,•
d. concerts in the park
e. family reunions
5. cleaning ug the pond area
6. walkin�/biking trail €rom City Hall to soccer field
7. removal of a1d hockey rinks
$. iandscaping of o1d hockey rink area
9. landscape pro3ect £or land behfnd hardware property purchased
by the city
i0. clean up the slopes aiong west boarder where o1d hockey rinks
are presently located
A request for fu�zding of the upgrade of Eriekson Park was made to the City
Cauncil in the budget reeommendations of 19�38. The items listed at this time
were perceived to be of a high priority weres
1. building two new hockey rinks
2. adding new lightfng to the new rink area
3. construction of a shelter/warming house
The estimated costs in 19$8 were $106,OQ0.40. This amount is based upon
exgectatfdns of using rink materials and lighting fixtures from the present
facility. 'If those it�ms grove to be inadequate for use additional funds
wfll b� required to comple�e fihe upgrade projeets proposed in the 1990 CIP
program�
fi . In mid Deeember �1988 a directive was given by.� City Administrator to
' write a grant pr sal far "Celebrate Minnesota" e deadline for that
proposal was December i6, 198$.
This directive was foilowed and a concept proposal was written and presented
for council approval on December 15, i988.
It was stressed at the council meeting that this was merely a proposal for a
grant pro3eet. I£ this grant would be aecepted for the upgrade of Erickson
Park the maximum that could be derived fram the grant vaould be $25,000.00.
Councilman Napger questioned the future of the pro3ects. It was explained ta
him that this was merely a proposal.
Even i€ the grant would be acceptec3 the council would be required to €ind
the funds in addition to the grant that would total $212,000.00. This was
due to the fact that all pro3eet funds approved for use in the Erickson Park
upgrade pro�ects were scheduled to be used in 1990. Ail pro�ects 3n the
grant would be required to be eompleted in 1989.
In the spring of 1989 we were informed that the City of Rosemount was not
accepted for the grant monies.
Also in the spring of 1989 a pro�ect now known as "Town Green" was
conceived. The Erickson Park upgrade proposals are considered to be a part
of that "Town Green" concept.
Other areas such as Burma Avenue alterations, down town beautification, and
the monument in the "ride share" area were nc�t considered in the grant
apglication nox were they considered in the Erfckson Park upgrade propasals.
A miscon�eptio� that this park director and/or the Parks & Recreation
Co�ittee were designing all of the down town concepts when working with the
Erickson Park upgrade seems to have taken place. We do support the upgrade
c�f Erickaon Park in the efforts of a ci.tizens committee to deve2op "Town
Green", however, all d�partment heads must be involved in the "Town Green"
concepts.
This is due to the fact that the ride share if and when it would be turned
into a monument area would requfre actions of the Community Development
DireGtor in replacing the bu� stop site. The alterations o.f the Burma Avenue
area would require the input of the Public Wc�rks Director since this
relates to boulevards, sidewalks, streets, etc.. The finance Director mu�t
be involved to indicate �rhere funding might come from for the pro,�ect items.
The Planning Aepartment should be involved so that business input may be
obtained and idea sharfng can best be utilized to serve the business
co�unity.
The "Town Green" pro,�eet does include a ma3or Ez�iekson Park upgrade
groposal. Parts of that Erickson Park progosa�. were itemized and prioritized
inta the Y990 CIP pro�ects. Other items for the Erickson Fark upgrade which
eventually were alsa included in the Celebrate Minnesata Grant were not
considered in the high priority range when setting the 19$8 budget items.
That was due to the facL that other parks required aetion at this ti�ne and
fur�ds were prioritized to those areas to follaw through with the pro,�ects.
The Parks & Recreation Gommittee and this Direetor, do support the proposal
for sdditional funds in the 199Q CIP bud�et ta com�lete additional Erickson
Park upgrade items. We understand that this will enhance the proposed "Town
Green" concepts as are being presented hy other parties at this time.
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APPENDIX 1V
���„�PARK (south end) UPGRADE
Z:ttere Are seven ma�ur items that the City c�f Rnsem�i�nt }iopes to ac}�ieve
throug}c tl�e completion of tliis pro�ect:
1) Provide a eity landmark on the northern portion of the downtown
2) Provide community recreational ares for senfor citizens who ].ive in
downtc�wn area
3) Clean up the southern portio.n of Ericksan Paxk and replace this eye
sore with a reva�aped passive recreational area for all to use
4) Enhance tlre City }fell area of Rosemount and increase tlie cftizen
a�rareness of eity government working to improve ttieir comm�nity
5) Fravide a new agproach to recreation in the Gommunity using the
199fl Lepreet�aun Days pragrame to kick them off
a. famil.y bike ride statting end encling at ttiis site
b. commu�ity entertainment to be conducCed an a "family night" at
this cenCral location
c. famiiy picnic and ice cream social
6) Pravide a liealthy mix of paseive and active recreation in ttie 54
acres af ttae Erfckson Park site
7) Develop ttie nature area that is located in tt�e downtown
More tt�an the CeleUration of 1990 thie park clean up and renovation
wi11 be the start af the "celebration of the 1990's'". The amenikies
involved in fihe pxo�ect wiil be the fundamental itetns to aid in
identifying the downtown ares oE our city. It will serve as one af the
land�arks identifyfng our efty as being " somep2ace special".
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A culmfnation planning and budgeting for Erickson Park improvements will take
p1�ce in i990. Altl�ougZx many of the areas of this 54 sere park have been nearly '
eompleted the sUuthern area requires a ,great deal af alterations.
This is the area of the park that is located next to the new city hall building.
It is also the area of the gark that contains most of the natuxe area and passive
sites. Presently two older liockey rinks and an old warming house are the major
amenifiies afi this loeation.
PBOJECTS SCHEDULED:
A) CLEAN Up SLf}P� ALONG HIG}IWAY #3 FROM SUllTNERN �lOAitDF.K TQ GItAVEYARD
1.CUT UUT MANY OF THE DEAD TREES
2.CLEAN UP GARBAGE AND TRASH F'ROM SITE
3.IAlSTALL WAI,K TgAIL FROM TOP OF SLOPE TO LOWER PARK AREA BEING REMQDELED
B) REMQVE OLA WARMING HOUSES
I.REMOVE OLU WARA9ING HUUSE FROM BEHiND THE GARAGE ;AREA
2.REMOVE ULll WARMING NOUSE FROM THE RINK AR�;A
C) CLEAR AREA OF PULES AND EQUIPMENT STOR�►GE
1.PICK UP OLD PUWER FdLES AND PLACE THEM IN PROYER STORAGE [�.ItEAS
2.CITY PUBLIC WORKS EQUIPMENT TO HAVE NEW BUIi�DING AND SITE PREPARED FOR IT
1�) RHMOVE Ot�ll ItEX:KEY KINKS FRUM PONDING AREA
�'1�ISMANTLE R3NKS ANU SALVAGE MATERxALS UF REUSA13Lr QUALITY
2.TAKE ALL DAMAGED AND ROTTED MATERIALS TO DUMP
�) R�MOV� OI�I) 1.IGf11'3NG AN� REPI.AC� IT WIT1i NFW SYSTF.M
1.lt�MUVk: 1.lGt!'1'S k'ttOM YOI.ES AND SALVAGE TlI05E N01' BURNLI) O[TT
2.KH:MOVL 1'�WI;K PUi,H;S ANU KEllSF; T1iQSE 'f!{A'1' ARE I,ONG l?N()UGH F�K NLW IACA1'�:QN
3.ith;VOV1: 1'IIE. TI�ANSFURMl�:tt AND INS7'AI.L 1T ANll NEW SWl:1'GII 1lUXES A1' NI:W StIFI.1'�:[t STTE
�') GONSTRUCT NEW RINKS BEHINI} PUBLIC WORKS BUILDING
l.LANDSCAYE SITE BEli7ND BUTLDING
2.GRAUE AREA FpR URAINAGE FROM RAINS ANp MEL�ING AS WELL AS SNOW nUMPING
3.PURCHAS� RINK SECTIQNS Tfi�T ARE INTERCHANGEAllLE �'OR EASY MAINTENANCE
G) CONST'RUCT NEW SiIELTEK / WITH WARMING HOUSE INCLUI)ED / NEAR RINKS
1•SHELTER TO }iAVE LARG� WARMTNG flOUSE INCLUDED THAT CAN BE USED ALSO IN TftE
SUMM�lt MONTHS FOR RECREATIOI�AI, pRpGRAMS (SERVING FOOD OR SHELT�:R FROM WEATEiER)
2.DESIGtV TO HE WITH WARMTNG HOUSE EASILY AGCESSIBT,E TQ RINKS AND YET PROVIDE
PI.ENTY OF OPEN AREA TFiAT OVER LOOKS THE NATURE ��Rk;A TO THE NURTfiW�;ST
H) CONSTftUCT BANU 5H�LTER IN AREA W1iF.RE HOCKEY RTNKS ;A,R�. PRESENTLY LOCATED
1,T0 BE LOCATEU IN TtiE SOUTHWEST CORNER FACING NURTHEAST
2.DE�TGN�D FOtt US� FOR MANY CONCERTS, COMMUNITY BANDS, CITY FUNCTIONS
; -- ; s •
Z) I.ANT)SGAI'�: 01.t� il(3CKFY RINK AK�A FOR PICNICS ANI) PASSIVF Rl�.f:RF:ATl�N
1.AEtEA TO $E LE;VEI.EU FRflM �NE OI�D RtNK S7.TF. 7'0 7'i1F: U7'IiER
2.AT.ACK DIRT 1'U IiF. }iAUI.F.I) I:N ANI? GRASS �'I.ANTI;U
3.SL(�PFU SO TItAT FROPER llRAINAGF WII,I. TAKE PI�l1t:F
4.Ta BF US�D FOR CROQU�:T, KICKBAI,I,, ANll �TifFR SUMMI;R RF:GRF.A1'7�NAt. PROf.RAi�iS
S.TO HAVE I�ASY AC(;ESS FROM PARKING LOT NEXT TO CI7'Y 1lAIJ, WI7'IT WAI.KINC TRA1tS
1) GL�AN UP lIU1.1)iNG P(?Nn AR�A
1 .PICK Up TItA511 ANU i)�A� TR1:F.S
2.CI,�AR AREA S� TIIAT ACGESS IS Pp;SIAI,F FOK PtAIN1'h,N1tMGis CREW T� USF,
3.YLANT A})DITIONAL 1`R��S WI1'W USING SEVERAL VARIFI7}:S IN TIiIS NtH,A
K) Cf�NSTltUCT NATURE TRAIL IN SAMF LOCA1'ION AS BI.AC,K WRI.NUTS WERF �+J,A1VTE►�
1.NEARLY ONE IfUN!)REb AI.AGK WALNf1T TRL�F.S WBRE PIdlN7'ED IN ]9A7 IN 1RtU.1, ARRA
�.TttAIL S}tOUI,D 8E BJ�ACKTOPPEll AND FOI.I.OW FROM PARKING 1.OT, �1.�NG TJFF. RIItGR
(?VF.[tT,00ICINC T�iF pONnING AREA, AROl1ND TtfE SU(;CF:R F1TI.I) ANll F:Mp lii� A7' 1'tiF;
�'ARKTNG I.OT ARFA EAST OF T11E SQCCER FIEI.p
L� PURCtiASE PICNIC Ef�UIPMENT (TAI3I,ES, GRII,LS, E1'C.) ANIt 1.AGATt: QN SITF
1 •�S1'AtiI,IStI FICNIC SITES NEAR pqRKiNG I.01' AREA OF SITF AS WF.LL AS OTIIFR +ITES
�VERLOQICING TlIE 1'ONDIN� AREA
2•i�:STABLISH I.(}CATIONS FOR TAAJ,ES ANp CQIdgTRU��' CQN(:RETE f3ASF, FOR F.ACtt OF Z'tiF,M
NlIERE TARLES ARE TU REMAIN "GABLEU" TO S�TE .
M) PttRGlIASE ANp INSTAt�T, PARK BFNCftES IN PONDING A[tF.A AS WfI.1. AS FTCNIC ARFA
1.AENCtt�S SHOULfl BE LQCATEi3 OVP:RL(30KING Tl1L� PONUINi; SITE AI,ONG TIIE WAt�K)NG TgAii,
2•AENCftES S!{OItI.D B� IACATED NEAR TtIE pICNIG SITE WNF:Kk "FUTURF." PL,AyGRpUNis
EQUIPI�fENT COULll BE INSTALI.FD
N) I'AYE TIIE AUUTTIONAI. AR�A OF CITY Nllt,L PARKING I.UT FOR JOINT USF.
1 .).�ANIiSGAI'E OUT AltF.A PIt�SENTLY USED FOR OVF.TtFi,ffW FARKING �F SKATING !'ROGRAriS
ANn JOIN IT TO 1'FIE CITY ltAI,L PAEtKING 1.UT
�•YAVF, ANll INSTALJ. PARKING CURI3S
3.�NSTAt.I, PAYF:U QR C�NCRF.TE WALKWAYS FEtOF! PARKTNG I,�T ARFA T0 11(�7'li SH�:T�T):RS
0) JNS7'ALI, GI�:Ni?ItAT, I�Tt;lt7'ING Ft�R T117S RFMt)URt�FI) S?1'!:
I .Pt1Cll'1' 1.IGt17'S 7,'� I'R�VN:NT VANI�A11.
2•C�Nk:NAi. L1GIiT7 NG "lIt1U1.0 D� iN51'A 1.E!)U�t)'�!'ttt)VI Nl:,VJ,�W!NG t)F S. ., ,
L t h �Rt)PF HTt;1IWAY
Y) }*URGlIAS� ANt) INS1'AI.T. PI,AYGRt�UNU EQUIPMN.N1' AT S17'E
1.FOR USE UURTMG FAMILY PI'GNIGS
�.flF A VARIE"TY FQEt US� 23Y VERY YOUNG CIiII.IHtNN AS W�I,L AS 1'NE: OJ.bf?R YOUTN
' • .
CON---CBPfiS'
�) StlEI.T�R RESZROOMS ANI? FQUNTAINS WILI. SFRVE Ft1R CUt1NTY DiKk: 1'RAl C.
I ,�nSI:1�iC1UNT IS I,UCATF.D IN T'!lE GEpGRAPt1IC CFN1'F;R UF I)hKt)�'A (:UUMI'Y WIiERE MANY ts
RFST ,TOp
��A�� t;R05S ANU I,OCAL CITI?.ENS US[? IKF
2.PARK ARFA WUULl3 �E LISTF.D ON MAE'S F�R Rlllt?RS UN A S'1'h7'F Wli�F ltl1S1S 1' 1
1i) PARK SiiFI.TFR ANI� AANll SHEI.TF:R TO AE US�U AS "tir:ART" 0� (,]'1'Y FAFITJ. 0 ! SF
I .SUN�AY EVFNING CpA1t:F,RT� AND PRpGRAp1S WpUt,l) BE HI�:I�n AT' 9'Ii1:S S17'F, y P?CNIC'.S
2.RFS�RVA1'f1NS FOR F!llfll�Y ANI� BUSINESS PIC:NIt;S t�Ul.n RE MA1)F A7' T}IiS�SITF�pU1F5
�'llk MAiVY SPEGIAI, Fk:ATURE TliAT IT OFFERS � Tb
C) 1990 I.BPR�CIIAUN bAYS TO 11AY� HAJOR PR(IGRAltS A'f SYTR TQ Sti
1.ARRA FAMII,Y $IlCB RIDB TQ START AND END AT S1Tg OW IT OFP
2.PUPPBT WACON AtiD CONCERT Tp B� HSLD AT SITB
3.FAMILY PICNIC A�+iD ICS CRB,AM SOCIAL TO B$ HBLU AT SITB
D) REVAMPED ARF.A WII,�, S�1tyE AS LOCAL SITE FOR SR. �ITIZEPtg {�Ftp I,TVI;
tA��x�%� NFXT TO SITE IN NIGHRISE
I.SR.S COULD USE TNiS SIT$ FQR TNE1R SliAlpiFR WA1.KS ANtt T;XTRGISF. }'ROGRAp1S
�.ARF.A I3 CLOSF. ENOUGIt FOR YISITING FAMIL
�.AREA TS CLOSE ENOUGIt FOR SR.S TOP WALK TflSC)NCF:!{7SFANI)R(;ITY�I'R�AMSltF.R
4•�tEA !tl1S EASY A�CESS FRUM SIDEWA�.Kg FOEt SR.S TO [1SE
E) RF.VAMPFD SITE WiI.L SEE�VE AS WAI,KING AND PICNI:C S7.TE FUR FMPL.�Y�F.S
CUSTOMERg OF DOWNTOWN RUS7NESSES nt1E TO TltE FACT 1'HAT PARK IS Lq(;ATFD 1N
IH�WN1'OWN ARF.A N�:XT TO 1'tiEM
1•��A BUSINESS EMPLOYF.F.S HAVE EASY �h�CFSS RY WAY OF SI1)FWA1.kS TO tIS
2.AREA WOUi.D �'ROVIUE h REIAXING SITE 'It� ENJt?Y LUNCII IiRF,AKS � SITF.
F) REVAMPEp AItEA WILL SE�.VE AS A SPECIAI. ATTRAGTI{�N FQR AI,L PF.til'I.F F:NT�
TIIE NURTlt �t I Nc, FR pM .
1.1T IS IACATE� NT.AR ppRK ANI) R]"I�E SITF. AtVb TfIF.. CttURt:li
2.1T IS G7.EARLY VISIBI.� i�NEN EN1'E�ING CITY
_ G) U{'CRADING ANll A1,TERJNG PARK SITE WIId. EA1tfANCF Ti1F ACTIVI? ARF.A
PhRK WNERE SOCC�.R, FOOTHAI.L, ANp SOgTBAI,I. 1�I1;I,1)S Attl: YRESFN7'LY LOCA1'EU
l .FRESENTI,y g!{IS ARFA OF TIiE pARK Ig AN „EY� SnAR�� OF TH15 SG At;RE
2.CONPIECTING TRAII,S TItR0UG1i TNE PARK WILI, ALI,OW FOR PFt)PI,F TO WAI.K '
EVEN1'S QR FRqM ATHLETIC EVEN1'S TO TNE IAGAI, AUSTNF.SSRS 10 �T��i'FTIC
3.PEOPI.F. USI[VG PARK FQR ATNLETIC PURBOSF:S WII.I.
TO USE FOR IiAVING PIGNIGS HETWEEN GAMFS, REIAXIN� IiFTWEEN G1Uft;SA1�ETC.FOR. Tt1I:F1
II) �itF,A WOUI.D CONTINUE TO PRESE[tVED FOR WII.� LIFF JN FUNDINC ARF.A 1�NTt FI1G11 GR S
ARI?A N�XT T� P�MU A S
I•YKESENTLY P1fF.ASANTS AItF PLENTTFpi, IN IiIGiIF:R GRASS ARE:A QF P(?N!) STTE
2.WATr.R 1.EVEI. IS EXFEGTF.11 1'U CUNTINUE TU RF:MAIN IiIGltE;R WITN 7NCRI�.ASr1�
J>k.YELUPMENT RN1� RUN c�FF FR(�M 7'tiOSfi I)EVFi�OFMLNTS - 7�tiTS WA7�F,R W7 J.L I;l;, STnRF:t�
F(iK IIUCKS ANl) QTftk:R WI I�DI.T F L� TO US E
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APP�I'DIX V
This pra�ect was propoged by the Parks & Recreation
: Department �s a part of the parks development prvice��.
Fortions o� the pro,ject involved in the gran� such as the
UPGRADING OF THR PROPQSBD P�iRK 5HHGTIIt, UPGRADE OF �IOCREY
RINK FLANS, GRILI�S, OLD RINK ARBA I�ANSC�IPING, BAND STAND,
PARK BENC1iES, P�ND SITE I.ANDSCApING, PAVING OF Ti�F,
NATtTRE jt�TALRI'NG TRAIL, AND PIAYGROUND �QiTZPMENT we r e a d ci i.t i on s
to the plans.
The i.ntent of the pro3ect is to follow the intencled �.�se of
the park as designed many years ago. We mearel.y wisi� to
redesign some of �he areas and improve their availabi�.ity for
use.
There are no other agencies involved in tltis pr��osal at tltis
�ime. The Jaycees, Lions, American Legion, VFW, and other
organi�ations wiZl be asked to become involved a� we p�,an
ahesd �or further improvemer�ts.
One of those future �.mprovements wil]. be to �ut a "memorial"
into this area of the park land. It would either. be in the
centra�. area next to city hall or in the area on ttie t�igher
elevation on the south westerly partion next �o ilighway ��3.
. . , . �
APPBNDIY YI
Tt�ere are no e�encies required for ingut to tl�is �rc��Pct.
I,�nd use, park d�sign, and general programm#ng of ttie area
follows policiee used wt�en ti�e park area was designated
several years aga.
' , � �
Al'PBNDIY VTI
Publie input into the concept of "Celebrate Mfnnesota" was
reeeived at the Public Hearing of December 15, 198€3. It was
also received at t}ie Parks & Recre�tion Committee Meeting of
Novec�ber 21, 19A8.
A copy of the minutes of the Public itearing 4f �ecember 15,
1988 is attached for your reference. Aiso a co
& lteereation Committee minutes of the page referencingethe�kg
diseussian of this sub3ec[.
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APP�NllIX.VIII
A culminati�n �l.anning and bud�;etins for Erick�son 1'ark impravPn►ents wi11 tRke
place in 199U. Alt,hc��i�h �any af tlie areaR ot ttiis 54 �cre �»rk t��ve I�c�c�n n��r7
complel:ed [he sa�ill�ern area re�uires a great dea1. af alt;er.Atio���s. �
Tt�is is 1:t�e area oE the park that is local-.ed next to tlie new ci ky f�All bui.lctin
It i� elso tl�e area of t1�e park thet contains most caf the nr�tt�re Area and a��ive
sites. Presently two alder hoekey rinka and an 4ld warmin� 1�ouse are the ma or
amenities at thie locetion. f
1'FOJECTS SCfiEDULED.
�) CI.EAN UP SI.OPE AI.ONG HI(:IIWAY �3 FRON SOUTNNRN 110AN1�1?R 1'() GttAVT.YARI)
1.CUT QUT Mt1NY OF' Tt1E 1)�AD TIiEES
2.C��F:AN UP GARBAG� ANI) TRASf! FROM SITE
3.1NSTAI,L WA1.K TRAIL F[tOM TUP �F SI�OI'F TO I.OWFR PAItK AREA I3�;INi; Rt:F10nL,L�D
t;) R[:M(�YN: 4I.D WAitM7NG !H)USF:S
1.REMt�y� UI.I) WANMING HOUS� FROM BEIIIND TlIF GAI{AGE ARIiA
2.ItE�1flVE OLD WAftP11NG I10USE FR(1M T1tE RINK AR1�:A � '
C� CLEAR ARFA OF POI.ES ANU EQUTPMENT STORAGR
t •�'Z�:K UP OI.t) PUWF:It !'pl.�g �I,JVp pI.,ACE TI1FM IN PROT');R STt1RAGF AR!{.AS
2.CII'Y YU1tI.IC Wt1KKS EQtJZ!'MENT TO lIAVE N�W llU]I.UING ANII S17'}�: PRI?}'At��;i) I�'UK 1.7'
ll) RI:Pt(1VF, OLI? II�t.KI;Y RINKS FR�M PONlliNG ARF.11
1 .D7S�1l+NTi.� RINKS ANU SAI,VAGE MATF.RIAI,S UF RrtISAt3I.E (�UtlLI7'Y
2,TAKE ALL DAMAGEU ANQ ltOTTED MA1'ERIAI,S T'0 I)UMY
�':) RisMOVC OI,I) t.TGitTING Atdn RF.t'1.ACF IT WI:1'[I NEW SYS7'I:�t
1 .k1:FK1VH: LIC1i'1'S k'Kt)M I'�LFS AN`� SAt.VAG�. Tlit?SF; Nt)7' Ii1.IItNI:t� t)U'i'
2.lth;MOVI.: ['t�WC�t C0J,1�.5 AND R�USE 'fi1�S� 1'l1A'1' ARI: I,�NC }�:Nt){7t�1t !�"t)it NF:W l.()CATI()N
3.CtLVUVt. TIi� 1'EtANSFtIRMER ANll INSTAI,I. I1' ANU NCW SWl'!'t;ll 1St�Xh:S AT NI:W Stii?I,1')?
R SI7'E�
�) CUNSTRUCT NFW RINKS IiEIiINll YUBLIC WURKS DUll.t�l NG
1 .I�ANI)SCAPE SITE liE1tJNU IlUII.DING
2.GKAUf?. AKk;A FOR URAINAGE FRpM RAINS AND MF.I�TING AS t+Ti�:l..L AS SNt)w I>UM!'ING
3.I'UKCIIAS� RINK SEC`i'I(?NS Tl1AT ARE iNT�.RCNANG�:AItI.F I�ftR I��ASY P1A1N'1'GNANt:Is'
C) CfyNS7'RUCT NEW SNELTk:R / WiTIC WARMING II�USE 7NCI.lIt)f:l) / NF.l1It RINKS
1.SIIF't.7'F:It 10 IIAVE IARGE WAftMING IIOUSF 1NGLU1)�I1 TlIA1' c;RN Rl: USi;I} AISt) 1 N TIIF.
St►ltMt�tt Mt�NT11S F�R RECltEATT0IVAT. pEtpGRAM3 (SFRVING F()UI) f)R Stl�:),TF:ft F'R(�M W�:ATiiFR)
2.I�FS1t;N 1'0 }3F WI7'I( WAltMING t1UUSE F.ASII,Y A(:�;RSS f D1.N: 7'Q Kl.NKS ANII YF'£ 1'FtOVIUF.
Pt,l�:N1'Y OF Ot�i?N AkEA 1'tfAT OV�;tt I.00KS TIdF. NA1'UR1� AK1?A 1't) 1'NF� NUN1'i1WF;ST
N) (:ONS7'NU("1' 13AN1) Sfil?I.1'!;R ]N AKEA WiIERE UOCKE:Y R3NKS Aal's !'KF:SJ�.PI7Y.Y IACA7'f?1)
1 .1'U 1!!; I,Ut;AZ'rp ]N 1'i1F SO(Pi'fIW�$T Ct}ltNFR FACINE; Nt1R7'IiI;hS't'
2.U}s5!(;�NEU F�R US1: F'0!t MANY C(�NCF.RTS, GOMMUNII'Y HAN1aS, (;.1'i'Y FlINC7'1 t)NS
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7 ) )J►NI)S(;AI'l�, U1.0 ttOt;K[.Y k1NK AfiF:A 1�OR i'1t;NIGS hNi� PASStVf; Itl?.Clth:t�1'1t)N
t .Akl�:A 1U llF. 1,l:VF;I.C11 FRf)M t)NE: UI.I) RINK SI`C� 1'U '�'IH�, t)'1'I1E;K
2,lit.ACK U7.itT 1't) �3F; ttA11L�n IN ANQ GIiASS I')..ANTfI)
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BE IT RESOLVED t1�at C.t�y of Rosemount acG as spq��g�rin+� ur3ik f
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Y� 19f39 ll�rc��tc�lt Uec:��i�1�er. , 19E3�3.
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addition to tl�e an�ounC oriyinally budgelec� 1'or tt�e projeal•.
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� David J. I3echtold is hereby au�liorizec� to
� �Pl�tY to the Mirtti�s�ta
: nepartrnent c�F Tzac�e and �conomie Develo�ment fvr func�ing of thi
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(1) N:1��►�G.i�tY�a, � Rosemount (2} Namc David J. Bechtold
Ad�i��ss�t375 145th St. West AJttress 2875 245th St. West r
Rasemount�MPi 55068 Rosemount. MN 55068
OrganiraUon'1'Yl� Ci�_ Pl+onc �1Z.�.�Z.,� - .4�5_s2f�i.��,._
(612) 431 - 428U home
(:3) �'VIIA't'IS'i'f tl:LU('A�'1t)N Or Tf IE3 PRO11:(,t'SCTL(S)?(lncludc c•c�urtly,rily,nciglil�t►�I��x�d�fr
sulxiivisiu��antl sl�ccl ur road acfJfcss)
�Erickaon Park� .Gft r�of Rosemountt Dakota_Couny_145th_Street &_tiighway �3
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1'it()1L(:I"t'tl't.t: Eriek�pn Park ,�,soyt� e�d) Unerade �_
(5) Iti'I'lit:t'ROt't)tii?[)1'ItOJCCTCOt)itf)iNA1'�D WI't'!i OTIII;R PRO(�ti�lMS?
1'cs X._�, Na.___.__ Il�YI?5,fi't.LASC?tt)t'sI�1'if'Y C{3Oitf)FNA'I'INti PltUtiRAMS,
University of Minnesota City Design Team
�study conducte�to eva uat� t e owntown area, entrances to tTie city,
�iighlights and lan�marks of the city, etc. The stuc�y i e� nti�ied this
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: revan��ing of Erkicson Park as a major pra�ect ttiat cou�e eompleted to
enhance a��'ofythe otMer projects expecially �andrnarks an t e��owntown area.
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� (7) SitRtAtAlil"f..ts'!'lll?1'URt.iC PAR7'ICIi'ATlt)N PitOt'E'sSS.
The city tield a public hearing on pecember 15, 1988. It has alsa included
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ltizen end the duly qu�li.E:led t;i�rk �f ttie Ciry
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Qn Noveml�er 28, i98a, �cting on belielf '�f AAid ctt j
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t�eerl�ig reg�rding tl�e GeleUraCe Minnesota 19t�(} �'e•ugram. � tic
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Citp c�E Rogemount
llakota County, Mfnnesoka
SuGacriirea Find swc�rn to beEore me thie �.� {�'f aay ��t Uecember
15, 1988.
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�� Seseion an Thur��leY. I)�ceinber 15, 1988, at 7:3U �a.m. at the
Itoeerevunt Cauncil Cha�bera.
't'ha purpnee oE i:ifie �n�e�ing W111 be to r.��nr� id�r t:�eo rr�.lecLe t�
��e incl:u�led iu e �rant op�li:c�tion �o� fi�r�clln� iincier �I�e
Celebrate Min��e�uta 19�10" pxvgraa�.
�� 7'hess Cwo pro,fec.l:s include t1�� con4tructic�n c�f e� hnndr�heit end
�taer►.tti�A in };rickevn I'c�rk anct �I�e conr�trncl- La�� o[ "Wcicome to
Rosemoi�nt" aigae �t entrancea to t#ie cc�mmunl.Cy .
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` 7'he citt.�ena of Kosemaunt are we2c�me to �j��l�� t:he city cauifcil in
. diacussion an theae tWo pro�jects st th�� meer.ing.
; Ueted Lhis 28t1ti d�y of November, 19�3a.
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t�cCCMiIC.lt 15, 19nU
Pursuaslt tc� due c�ll aiic� ru�tice thereof a s�aecial �o�eting af the City
Cc�uncit c�f the City o� Rps+�mocint was duly 1�eld �n Tl�ursciay,
t3�ce�nt�c�r 15, 19t3�i, at 7;OU }�,m. in L-he C�u�3r.i1 Ch��ml�rs oE tl�e City
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Mayor Iloke called tl�e meet.ing ta order wfth memk�er.s Walsh, Oxborough
an� NapE�er �resent. Couneilmem�er Wip�aerm�nn was at�sen�.
Mayor Iloke 1ed �t�e yroup in �}ie Pledye of Alle��iar�ce.
�r. Kurt W��lter-iiansen was interviQwec� for the v.-�r,a�it p�sttio►i on the
Etosemo��nt I1R11 �oarc� effective �T��nuary 1 , , 190�.�.
11 �-p4e�is was ca►llec� aL- 7:20 p.m. wi.tlt tlae �oc�Pting i:��;c���ve�iLncJ at 7t30
p.m.
May��r ttake c�i�e��ec� t;1►e ���bl tc heariric� �citec���1e�� fc�r thl.� t ime t;o
cc�nz�kslnr twn E�ru,j�cls for ��ossible inclu�ic��i ln t:ir� ���-ant �i����ltc,ati.nn
L'or �uiacling under tlie "CelebraEe Minnesc�ta 199U" ��rc�yr�i�n.
Tlte <��E3u�y �lerk ha�3 in 1�er presence the Af f.iclav.i l: at Puhl ic�tiott and
Pa�ted liearing Notice. Ses Clerk;s Fi�.e 198F3-35.
Di�:�ct�r oE ��rks and R�r,reation ��vid ��chfc�lci, c3c�sit�►i�tec� as lhe
projecti director for tlte Erickson Park {south en��) Upyrade Project,
reviowec� in c�etail wi�h Cc�iincil the grant a��lic��ti�n. Thrauyh
ove�views �f the pra�ect, �he director explained the ma��ar areas of
renovatio» �nd �he v�rious projects inuvlvec� in �.he park �r4gram. The
ciirec�or indiGated aIl activities would be dQne by ��cemUer, 1989.
K�rry Johnt�an, representing the RosPmot��it Jayce�s, E�re:�e�ite�l a drawing
of "Welco»e to Rosefnount" signs to be placed at nritrances tra t}�e
commu��ity, Mr. Joltnson, p�ojecE direc�or for tl�e grant, reviewec� the
grant a�plieation witit C�uncil. Mr. Johnaon ac�vised ths Jaycees would
like to i.ngtall the signs in the spring of 1989.
`rhe co�ync.tt commertdeci navid t3eclz�olc� a�ic� Kerry Jvli�is�c�ri for tttetr
invQlver�e►�t in the grant �rogram.
MQTTON by Wal.sh to close the public hearing. SECOND hy Iloke. Ayes:
Wa1sh� tioker Oxborouc�hi Napper. Nays: 0.
MO�rION �y Walsh to ac�opt CELEBRATts 1990 GRANT APPLICRTION RESOLUTION
AEITHOttIZING APPLICI�TION �Np pRiMARY CONTACT PLRSON fhr tlip Frickson
Fa rk (sc�u t�i end) Upgr�cie pro j ect. SECOND by tlokP. Ayes: Wal sh, iioke,
Oxborougt�, Na��er. Nays: 0.
MQTIQN k�y Walsh to acic�pt CFLEBRI�TE 199� GRANT APPLIC�.TI�N RESOLtITION
AUTt10RIZTNG APPLICATI(?N AND PRINlARY CONTACT PLRSON for tlie Welcvme to
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J�riy I��ciaty, [bve 13edttold (Directo�:)
• �'tK�i ��iy�r. Ik�ke, 5lsve Jilk (City lk�ntni,str�t�r), I�isa :1r,st: (��r.Yx rarrt
��i i�cl•c�c•j, I,i�x�a �7entirilc th�ninistration S�cr�t�ar �
oC P�1rks) Y). I2ick Ccx�k {C'oz-c�nari
M1I�IJ19�t P�bi;icm k�y i�ar� I3ncx�m wit:lt a
�nl.nul-�s as wriCl�i. All vc�R:ed in f�r,frcm [�e�acuia t�c� acc�E�l- t1�r.
ltt�'U�'t,,;i�tQy�y�t lp�t;s. ��i�ci tliat Eliere would lx� a Citizc�� Att;itt
Siirv+ey nx�sliny I�a7:d #n ti�a City t�unail roan.g �� 7:00 P. P�1. c�� Ncyvr���r
2�'�x3. ito at.so anijour� t}jat tihere waa nn Urt�n t�esi.cp� WFirkslx,�Nc v
.Scixxlt�l.t�l f�r 9:Q0 tm�fl 10:30 11. M, or� 1:1�c:end�r 7th. 'Iix►se meetirx s
Wt�tilcl �:t311C�t t��OTi ite.r� s�xh as tt�e trail syst.e►n, city l�iu�ific�al-ic n,
��sll�Ze fran�e wark,�.or.�.t�_.L�'k st c.a
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�'x�3�t1�'i� MiNN[5�7I'A in ao�nection witli tl�e 1990`Qly����ic ('�lel.�� '
e��e�ir.ac�es san� kfrxi of tc�wn beautificah.ian �roject ihra�c3t� a yrant
aE��llcatic��. Z9� cl�adline �or t l�a t a�l i r.�l-i a i l s t k�c���x�r 1 6i:it. A
E x a b l ic Ix��r inc� rm�st be held �rior to tt�t c�at� anci �E�,t3e�-��:icxi. ' '11�e
:l�aycr�c�, ��u�e wrarkiixJ ta J�ave a grant t�a l�lp fvrx� i�ew siyi�s fc,r tlte
ei�trances oF th� City, ��e Director s
wri�e a grant f�r kl� paaajects alr �ested tha� �ssil�ly we c�u1�3
1�9(}. 'if�r wol�ld incltx3e cle�ni �at�c}�edulee� i.n I:Yickscx�t Park fc�r
l�key ririlcs, txiilc�it�g a stielter� h �ding arF.�-�, i�x�vir�q ttie
cleart ut_� tl�e hil.1 alorx� the sic�e�af�ltit��i� a �k�tuar_/walkfny trail,
wu.l�l alsc� u.sa sl�n�k�s a�� lanc-3saa �i � Y H3, et�c.. Scl�w�rz �'s�rk
� ncJ daze.
�if�e 1)ir.ecLor will. wr�rk �t writ�nq a grant pmjec:t foc• t_I�e I:ricic�n P�zrk
P�:3c�c1�s a�x� l�ve �t r�dy for ti�e �x.ut,ilic tx�ritx3 cr� I��c�:yr�,�+r 151�l�.
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kx�en rlSket� 1)y tllt? c1Ut31t:t)z'S �or t1�e �aast :�.i:ve y�ars t:o �ir.�, t.t�:is 1:��'a�
fu�xfiir�y. 'l4�ak w�-�s due fio ttie fact tt�L- Uxay az�e rraL- lc�c��i l:or ci.l;i.es h�a
I�ive ��c:c�c�rrling to Mitme�qt�i �t��t� I�aw.
I�tti,�ntly funr3s are t�k� in ar�d enter� into t!� Sel f Su
Wi�e�� k.t�e el��x� wtx�lci tae nkacie tt�e Furx�s w��lc� t�e e�il•c�c•�i ii���re�vr�iu� �
��ccxxu�ts in the G�,a�eral Ftu� 1�r�ts.
t.rackir�9 Qf the tunds. hc�ver, tlie bal�r�s �ild r�iot-.�I�elr�nsfPa�r
fmra <�� yc�r tc� tl�e t�ac�. ec�
Al: lx�:kj�t; L•in�e �zch year the rev�rn�es weuld bP Ezinjc�ckc�ci .�rx3 t-�ie
c�x�x�n�;es. (�zly ltxase �unno�u3ts needc�cl t�
l��l�xlc�l. '11� ��rf�se��� '"ci sh.ion" of �iack��r�te i:.i�� �xr-cx�r���n wrx�ld l�
u� ftuu:is wr�c�lc� }� elimiru-�tacl.