Administrative Section
ADMINISTRA TIVE
SECTION
CITY OF
CHANHASSEN
7700 Markel Boulevard
PO Box 147
Chanhassen, MN 55317
Administrallon
Phone: 952.227.1100
Fax: 952.227.1110
Building Inspections
Phone: 952.227.1180
Fax: 952.227.1190
Engineering
Phone: 952.22W60
Fax: 952.227.1170
Finance
Phone: 952.227.1140
Fax: 952.227.1110
Park & Recreation
Phone: 952.227.1120
Fax: 952.227.1110
Recreation Center
2310 Coulter Boulevard
Phone: 952.227.1400
Fax: 952.227.1404
Planning &
Natural Resources
Phone: 952.227.1130
Fax: 952.227.1110
Public Works
1591 Park Road
Phone: 952.227.1300
Fax: 952.227.1310
Senior Center
Phone: 952.227.1125
Fax: 952.227.1110
Web Site
www.ci.chanhassen.mn.us
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May 18,2007
Ms. Lynn Amal
St. Hubert's Catholic Community
8201 Main Street
Chanhassen, MN 55317
Dear Lynn:
Thank you for contacting the City of Chanhassen regarding your Summer Stretch
program. We welcome the opportunity to work with you and the children of St.
Hubert's Church and School. It is our understanding that approximately 16
children in grades 6, 7 and 8 will be participating each day. City staff met to
discuss potential projects for your group and arrived the following project
schedule.
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Ms. Lynn Arnal
May 18, 2007
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Thursday, July 26th-Lake Susan Park Trail Clean Up
The Lake Susan to Rice Marsh Lake trail is one of the most widely utilized
segments of pedestrian trail in the city. The trail provides direct access for St.
Hubert's Church and School to some of the city's most spectacular natural
resources. Todd Hoffman, Park and Recreation Director will meet the group at
school at 9:30 a.m. to lead the group on an adventuresome clean-up hike of the
trail leading from the school to Lake Susan Park. We will return to the school
using the sidewalk along Lake Drive - cleaning up along the way. Some students
should wear knee high boots to permit clean-up of the lakeshore of Lake Susan.
Again thank you for your commitment to completing service projects within the
community. We hope these projects sound exciting - we look forward to working
with you!
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Chanhassen Senior Center
Volume
42
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7700 Market Blvd., P.O. Box 147, Chanhassen, MN 55317
952-227-1125
Summer
2007
Coordi nator's
Corner
by Sue ~i11
The month of May was filled with
numerous activities, events. and
celebrations as the Senior Center
celebrated 15 wonderful years.
Old and new friends gathered for
talks of days gone by,shared
stories and reminisced as they
stroll down memory lane. We
remembered old. friends and
welcomed new friends. What a
wonderfUl month we had. I
would like to thank everyone that
helped make our 15th Anniver-
sary celebrations 50 wonderful.
Please stop in or call the Senior
Center to pick up your com-
memorative gift, if you haven't
done 50 already. Chanhassen
Senior.Center--15 Years Strong
...Still Growing and Going.
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Barkus
Parade
Join us on Saturday, August 11 for a
morning of fun and entertainment.
Come and enjoy the parade and buy
some wonderful homemade goodies
from our Senior Center booth. We
will have fresh baked goods, hot
coffee, lemonade and our beautiful
greeting cards.
Special.Events
Lake Minnetorika History Ladies Tea Luncheon &
Presentation & Breakfast 1920's Style Show
Join us for breakfast and a
presentation on the history of Lake
. Minnetonka, 1855-2000. Presenter Leo
Meloche has authored 5 books on this
subject and will share his stories and
pictures of the big lake's rich history.
Monday, July 30, 9 a.m.
$4
Registration/Payment. Deadline:
Monday, July 23 .
/2Fishing Outing
All are welcome (m~n and women) for
this FREE and exciting event sponsored
by the Men's aub. We will meet at
8:45 a.m. to carpool to the Headla's at
6870 Minnewashta Pkwy. for a moming
of fishing. Please bring your own tackle
for pan fishing and P.F.D. life jacket if you
have one. Extra lifejaCkets and tackle
will be available for those that need it.
Men'S aub will provide bait, guide
service,. cold drinks, and prizes for the
longest and shortest catch.
Monday, June 18,9 a.m. - 12 noon
RSVP by Wednesday, June 13
Join us for a delicious Tea Luncheon
and a style show from the 1920's. The
1920's were the most daring decade for
both men and women alike, revolution-
ized the fashion world. With the arrival
of the "jazz age" and prohibition,
women's skirts rose scandalously to the
knees and they cut their hair short in
the boyish bob. Floating Georgette
crepe and beading were quite popular
and we will see these in many forms.
The show contains plenty of classic
"flapper" dresses that surely must have
been worn to dance the Charleston.
Special thanks to Hair for Guys and
Dolls for their support of this event.
Wednesday,. August 1,12 noon
$12 Resldents/$13 NOll-Residents
Registration/Payment Deadline:
Wednesday, July 18
.Chanhassen- Day
at the Arboretum
On Friday, August 17, Chanhassen
residents are admitted free. A reception
with Peter Olin and Mayor Tom Furlong
begins at 10 a.m. with various other
programs throughout the day.
Dinner & Concert In The Park
Grab your lawn chairs and join us at Oty Center Park for a delidous picnic dinner
and an evening of music under the stars. We11 start the night off with a chicken
., dinner and then enjoy Cyril Paul in the City Center Park.
~ Thursday,JuIy. .26,5:30 p.m. ~.. _
W;tl~ $8 Residents/$9 Non-Residents ,~~
, Registration/Payment Deadline: Friday, Jlily 13 .. - '
ONE DAY TRIPS
Summer Pops Orchestra Concert
Enjoy beautiful music, beautiful scenery, andJots of fun as we travel to the historic
Nicollet Island pavillion for a special summer concert by the Minneapolis Pops Orches-
tra. Before the music begins we'll have coffee, punch and
donuts. . You may even win a door prize. After the concert,
we11 have lunch at Pracna on Main...a historic dining saloon
built in 1890. A choice of 3 entrees: shaved turkey on rye
sandwich topped with Swiss cheese and cranberry creme
cheese; homemade meatloaf sandwich smothered with
mushroom gravy; ora grilled chicken salad topped with
mandarin oranges, cranberries, roasted walnuts and warm
cranberry bacon balsamic vinaigrette (entrees are served with a cup of
tomato cognac soup) and vanilla ice cream topped with hot fudge and caramel.
Wednesday, July 11, 9:15 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
$32 (Indudes perfonnance, transportation & lunch)
Code No: 6073.104
Registration/Payment Deadline: Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Eagan GardenTour
Lake Minnetonka
Boat Cruise
We begin with a garden of "Scherer"
dellgh--visiting the home.gardens of the
Scherer family which Includes over 50,000
robust annuals and perennials. Following
our self-guided tour of these beautiful
gardens, we will lunch at AI Baker's.
Lunch includes a choice of: tuna melt, club
melt, taco salad, cheeseburger or deli
stacker. All aboard! The next whistle stop
is Lutz's Backyard Railroad Garden. In this
unique garden setting, a model train
careens around beautiful foliage. Lastly,
a short tour of the City of Eagan and a
scenic stop at Eagan's Central Park for
a cool treat.
Tuesday, July 24
9:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
.$30 (lndUde&transportation,
tour & lunch)
COde No: 6073.105
Registration/Payment Deadline:
Tuesday, July 10
We will cruise for 2 hours on the luxuri-
ous motoryacht, Paradise Destiny II.
This c1imate-controlled boat includes
f1oor-to-ceiling windows, a large open-air
deck, and an elegant patio deck. The
boat's captain will provide narration on
some of the gorgeous Excelsior homes
and lake Minnetonka history. We will
dine on croissant sandwiches, fresh fruit,
chips, cookies and non.,alcohollc
beverages. We will have time to enjoy
historic downtown Excelsior.
Thursday, August 23
10:30 a.m. - 2:15p.m.
$48 (Indudes transportation,
. cruise & lunch)
$40 (Indudesaulse and. lunch)
Code No: 6073.106
Registration/Payment Deadline:
Tuesday,Ju 9
Registration Policy: All trip payments are due on or before the registration deadline. Registration
cannot be confirmed until payment is made. Payment may be made via our website, by check, cash,
or VIsa/MasterCard. Make checks payable to the aty of Chanhassen. Registrations should be mailed
to or dropped off at the Chanhassen Senior Center, 7700 Market Blvd., P.O. Box 147, Chanhassen,
MN 55317. No refunds are made for cancellation (after the registration date) unless the
trip Is cancelled by the Senior Center.
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TRIPS
There's still time to plan your summer
vacation and join us on one of the
following trips. Flyers are avaiiable in
the Senior Center with more detailed
information, or you can request a COP}
by calling the Senior Center.
Canadian Rockies
Trip highlights: Lewis & Clark
Interpretive Center, Fort Mandan, BoVII
Falls, Banff and Jasper National Parks,
Columbia Ice-field, Columbia Sno-
Coach, Cominco's Floral Gardens,
Glacier National Park, Going-To- The-
Sun Road and Plains Indian Museum.
July 18-26
2 people (lor 2 beds) $1200
Folklorama
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Trip highlights: Pacldlewheel River
Rouge dinner cruise, City tour of
Winnipeg, Lower Fort Garry, Manitoba
Museum, Forks Markets, Royal canadial
Mint, Folklorama activities for 2 nights.
August 7-10
2 people, lor 2 beds $550
(Meals Induded: 3 dinners)
. Pacific
Northwest
Trip highlights: 13 outstanding mea~
2 nights in downtown Seattle, lunch a
the Space Needle, 2 nights in
Vancouver & sights, 3 nights In VlCtori
and sight-seeing, overnight stay at
Rosario Resort on Oreas Island, San
Jean Island Cruise and Butchart
Gardens, Victoria Be.
A passport Is needed for this tril
August 20-28 or
August 29-September 2
$2299 (indudes roundtrip
airfare from MSP)
Lunchtime Lyrics &.
Twilight Toons
Come enjoy our Lunchtime Lyrics & Twilight
Tunes concert series this summer! The
performances will take place at Oty Center
Park (south of Oty Hall) in downtown
Chanhassen. There will be a variety of
music styles to enjoy. Bring your lawn chair
and join us for this FREE concert series!
June 21, 7-8 pm
Teddy Bear Band (Children's)
June 28, 12-1 pm
Will Hale & Growth Spurt Band (Children's)
June 28, 7-8 pm
MN Valley Band (Marches, Broadway)
July 12, 7-8 pm
Big Spud paddy & Guinnes Aires (Celtic)
July 19, 7-8 pm
Jazz on the Prairie Big Band (Jazz)
July 26,12-1 pm
The Blue Drifters (Bluegrass)
July 26, 7-8 pm
Cyril Paul (Reggae/Caribbean)
August 2, 7-8 pm
Eden Prairie Community Band
(Big Band Music)
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SSES
Defensive Driving
The Senior Center offers an 8-hour
defensive driVing.. class.~ ..'
for those who have . -
never taken the class
and a 4-hour re-
fresher course for those who have.
Participants receive an insurance
discount certificate after class comple-
tion. Classes are held at the Senior
Center and the coSt is $14 per person.
Make checks payable to the City of
Chanhassen. Pre-registriittion is
required and is due 5 days prior to
start date. Register on the City
website or stop by City Hall or the
Senior Center to pick up a registration
form, Phone registrations are not
accepted. For more information or to
have a registration form mailed to you,
call the Senior Center at 952-227-1125.
8-HourCourse
Wednesdays, July 11 &. 18
5:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Code: 6073.108
4-Hour Refresher Course
Friday, July 13, 8:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Code: 6073.110
Tues., August 14, 12:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Code: 6073.111
Grandparents Rights,
Yi~itation & Custody
Join us for a panel discussion on what
issues face grandparents and questions
relating to rights, custody
and visitation.
Wednesday, July 25
6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
This workshop is sponsored by the MN
Regional Legal Services. There is no
cost, but pre-registration is required
by July 16.
The Underground
Railroad -
A True Story
This presentation is one person's story
of courage and justice emanating from
America's history during a period when
the Underground Railroad was opera-
tional. It is based on a true story, set
in the author's hometown of
Zanesville, Ohio. The lecture is
based on the book, Passages by
Lucy V. Hulme.
Tuesday, August 7, 2:00 p.m.
$3 (indudes presentation
and refreshments)
Payment/Registration Deadline:
Monday, July 30
Line Dancing
Join us for this fun and easy-to-Iearn
class and a chance to get some great
exercise. In this class you will learn
new steps while also refining basic
steps, movements and techniques.
Wednesdays, July 18- Aug. 19
10:00-11:00 a.m.
$32 Residents/$34 Non-Residents
payment/Registration Deadline:
Monday, July 9
Code 6073.119
Line Dandng Classes are held at
the Chanhassen Recreation
Center, 2310 Coulter Boulevard
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Golf Club ~,
Meet every Wednesday at Red Oak Golf
Course in Mound. Tee times begin at
8:58 a.m. This year we will play once
a month at a different course. Call the
Senior Center for more information.
Call 952-227-1125
for more information on any of these offerings.
SENIOR CENTER HOURS
MONDAY - FRIDAY, 9 A.M.-4 P.M. .
Mondays
Men's Club (1st &. 3rd) .................... 9:00 -10:30 a.m.
Women's Club (2nd &. 4th) ............... 9:30 -11:00a.m.
Sr. Advisory Board (1st) ................ 9:30 ~ 11:00 a.m.
Bridge ............................................ 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Recyded Greeting Cards (3rd) ........... 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Book Oub(4th)................................. 1:00 -.2:30 p.m.
Tuesdays
FootCare Clinic (1st) ................ .8:15 a.m. -12:15 p.m.
Health Insurance Assistance (2nd) ...... 9:00 -11:00 a.m.
CHAN-o-Iaires ......................... Resumes in September
Wednesdays
Woodcarving ................................... 9:00 -11:30 a.m.
Birag::>............................................. 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Thursdays
CardOub (500 &. Hand &. Foot) .......... 1:00- 4:30 p.m.
Fridays
Sr. Commission (3rd) .......................10:00 -11:30 a.m.
Woodcarving ....................................9:00 -11:30 a.m.
CitlJ 01 Chanhassen
7700 Market Blvd.
P.O. Box 147
Chanhassen,MN 55317
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Recycled Greeting Card Shop!
The Recycled Greeting Card Shop' is now open.
Beautiful hand-crafted recycled greeting cards
are now available for purchase for just
50 cents. at the senior center. Where else can
you find such a bargain?
We are always in need of your used gre~ting
cards for this program. Please drop them off
at the Senior Center, as-is, and they will be
turned into beautiful works of art!.
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Mailing List
To remove your name from the newsletter mailing list
or to update your mailing information, please call the
Chanhassen Senior Center at 952-227~1125.
For more infonnation about the Senior Center
or programs offered in this newsl~r, can
the Senior Center at 952-227-1125.
Presort Standard
US Postage
Paid
Chanhassen, MN
Pennit No. 14
CHASKA COMMUNITY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
RECEIVED
MAY 1 7 2007
May 11,2007
CITY OF CHANHASSEN
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Todd Gerhardt
Chanhassen City Adm
PO Box 147
Chanhassen, MN 55317-0147
Dear Todd:
The Chaska Community Hockey Association, CCHA has recently formed a booster club for the purpose of
organizing support for youth hockey in our communities.
The mission of the Chaska Hockey Booster Club is to be the liaison between the local business community
and the Chaska Community Hockey Association players and parents. We are a non profit organization with
the principle goal of providing financial support for youth hockey players in the Chaska, Chanhassen,
Victoria and Carver communities. We accomplish this with the support of dedicated parents that have
strong ties to the local business community and a passion for supporting youth hockey.
We are writing this letter to inform local business leaders about our organization and the various sponsorship
opportunities that exist for your company to join many other local companies by becoming a Chaska Youth
Hockey Booster. There are over 560 youth in our community that participate in the CCHA program and that
number is growing every year. The families of those players are dedicated in their support for youth hockey
and as such support the businesses that support the association. The CCHA this past season implemented a
"buy local" policy and has made where ever possible to buy our goods and services from local businesses,
we have a budget of nearly $500,000 of which the large majority was spent within our community. In
addition CCHA hosted events bring thousands of people annually into our community and support our local
businesses when they are at these events.
The enclosed is a list of the various ways in which your company may join the growing list Chaska Hockey
Boosters. I would welcome the opportunity to meet with you personally or over the phone to discuss in
further detail how your company can get involved with Chaska Youth Hockey and the rewards it will bring
to your business.
Sincerely,
Reed Moormeier
Director of Fundraising
Chaska Community Hockey Association
2394 WESTON RIDGE COURT. CHASKA, MN . 55318
PHONE: 952.221.7581. FAX: 952.216.0044
49273-LT
The CCHA Booster Club
Sponsorship Opportunities (In date order)
Golf Scramble: Held annually the 3rd Monday in July at Deer Run Golf Club in Victoria, this is a
great way for your business to entertain a few clients, support youth hockey and have a great time.
There are many sponsorship packages available for this event, one of the most popular being our
introductory Corporate Sponsorship for $750 which includes a foursome in the Scramble, a Hole
Sponsorship and Membership in the Chaska Hockey Booster Club. A $1,000 value!
Dasher Boards: The CCHA has just reached a new agreement with the Chaska Community Center
for sale of Dasher Board advertising on the main arena which hosts hundreds of youth games in
addition to all Chaska High School Boys and Girls home games. Standard pricing for ads on Dasher
Boards across District 6 and the Lake Conference is a 3 year agreement at $1,000 per year plus
$400 for the production of the ad. We are offering a one-time introductory price of $500 per
year for a 3 year agreement plus $400 for the ad production we expect them to be sold out by the
start of the season so if you are interested contact us this spring!
Sponsor a Youth Hockey Team-: For the 2007~08 season the CeHA will be seTIing team
sponsorships for upper level (squirt and higher) teams, $500 gets your name on the back of the
jerseys and banner on the teams home page as well as a banner on the CCHA Booster Club website.
Brick City Classic: The states premier tournament for Boys "c" Level Hockey Teams is hosted
annually by the CCHA, in 2007 it will be Thanksgiving weekend. For the first time we are looking
for a Presenting Sponsor for this event, which will include having the Tournament Named after your
business, large Presenting Sponsor banner, name and logo on program cover and event clothing sold
during the tournament. This event keeps the Community Center Rinks full for three days and is a
great way to showcase your company to families from all across Minnesota.
Hawk Awards: The CCHA has been a member of S.K.A.T.E. (Skaters Keep Achieving Through
Education) program the recognizes all upper level youth hockey that maintain a 3.0 or higher grade
point average. As the popularity of youth hockey has increased we have had the pleasure to
recognize more student athletes each year. We have had great support for this program in the past
by KleinBank, Gemini Sports Apparel and The Sondra Tarr Agency, please consider joining them in
providing additional support for this great recognition program for our players that achieve in the
classroom as well as on the ice.
Carver Cup: The highlight of the season for our young players is The Carver Cup, this is the end of
the season tournament for our mini-mite, mite and U8 hockey players. Like the Brick City Classic
for thelirst time waare_looking for a Presenting5ponsor for this Even4 which will include having the
Tournament Named after your business, large Presenting Sponsor banner, name and logo on
program cover and event clothing sold during the tournament. This event runs for three days and is
a great way to showcase your company to the families of over 200 entry level hockey players
General Support Donations: If one of these plans doesn't fit your budget but you would like to
support youth hockey, a general donation of any amount would be greatly appreciated.
If you would like more information about the CCHA please check the box on the attached form and
a CCHA Booster Club member will contact you to answer any questions you may have.
49273-ClB
CC:H:.A SPONSORS:H:IP FOR1V.I
Price Quantitv Total
D CCHA Golf Scramble Hole Sponsor $250
D CCHA Golf Scramble Foursome $600
D CCHA Golf Scramble Foursome & Hole Sponsor $750
D Dasher Board Advertising - 3 years $1,900
D CCHA Team Sponsor $500
0 BriclLCit)' Classic Tournament Sponsor $2.000
D Hawk Awards (S.K.A.T.E. Program) misc
D Carver Cup - Mite/Mini-Mite/U8 Jamboree Sponsor $2,000
D General Support Donation misc
Total $
D I'd like to know more, please contact me
For More Information
Contact Reed Moormeier
Phone: 952-221-7581
E-mail: Fundraising@ChaskaHockey.org
Company
Contact
Return form to:
Mike Halsne, CCHA Booster Club Treasurer
436 Oak Hill Road
Chaska, MN55318
Or Fax to: 952-216-0044
Address
City
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Payment Method
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_CARVER COUNTY
Health. Partnership
Making Carver County A Healthy Place To Live And Work
Senior Commission
PARKS & RECREATION DESIGN TEAM
- VISION, DESIRED OUTCOMES AND STRATEGIES-
FINAL DRAFT
VISION STATEMENT - Carver County supports a well coordinated, affordable, readily
accessible park and recreational opportunities/services offering mental, physical and social
interaction that is consistently available to persons of all ages.
DESIRED OUTCOMES:
1.) Increase awareness and education outreaches and opportunities.
Metric: Carver County Quality of Life Survey
2.) List and review barriers to utilization of parks and recreational programs.
Metric: Carver County Quality of Life Survey
3.) Foster consistency, coordination and collaboration among local Parks and Recreation
departments whenever feasible.
Metric: Carver County Quality of Life Survey
4.) Implement existing technology applications.
Metric: Carver County Quality of Life Survey
5.) Consider Countywide Parks and Recreation sponsored events*, taking into consideration reach,
appeal, special-population and age-specific activities.
Metric: Carver County Quality of Life Survey
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STRA TEGIES:
1.) Outcome
. A generic "Senior-Friendly" symbol will denote events that offer transportation and other
"senior-friendly" amenities (the criteria for this designation still need to be determined and
ideally will be consistent across all Design Teams). Example: "Geared For Seniors"
. Support concept of one-stop information resource center/office on aging as a service for seniors
which raises awareness of opportunities for seniors and is coordinated in cooperation with
existing senior programs both in and out of the county.
2.) Outcome
./ Lack of awareness
./ Lack of senior indusivity in programming ~(age 55)-7
./ Transportation needs
./ Location/proximity
./ Connectivity/community connectedness
./ Social
./ Fear/unknowns
./ Cultural diversities
./ Ageism
./ Money concerns
. Prioritize above list
#1. Need for Increased Awareness and Public Education
#2. Need for inclusive programming and activities
#3. Need to address fear/unknowns/money concerns
. Propose strategies to address top three (3) priorities as identified above
Priority #1. Awareness and Public Education - Support recreation services providers witWn
the county to improve awareness. Where possible, collaborate on public awareness
opportunities through:
· Internet
· Bulk mail
.
Various sites within community
Local Cable TV
Signage
Press release
Specialty flyer mailed directly to seniors
HealthlPrevention programs such as "Silver
Sneakers"
.
Link clinics to health promotions
Build awareness/advocacy through County
Long Term Care Coordinators and Public
Health
Distribute information through churches
and faith communities
Distribute information through local Senior
Commissions
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Priority #2. Inclusive activities
· Address Hearing & Sight impairments
. Support and develop opportunities for physically challenged
· Address language barriers
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Priority #3. FearlUnknownIMoney Concerns - Encourage recreational service providers to:
. Consider free trial activities · Consider providing staff resources
. Offer discount coupons · Keep programs to minimum cost
. Consider portable programming, e.g., Waconia · Consider public/private partnerships
Parks & Recreation brings programs to children · Consider sponsored programs
who are hospital patients at Ridgeview Medical . Be aware of poverty level statistics and
Center income guidelines/eligibility
· Consider value-added dual branding "buddy up"
concept
3.) Outcome
. Increased effectiveness of parks and recreational programming countywide
-/ J oint programming
-/ Cross-bulletin (brochure) communication
. Addressing complexities of system of resident and non-resident participation
4.) Outcome
. Awareness building and education, interdepartmental coordination and registration, et al.
. Post information and opportunities on Carver County website
. Develop capacity for and encourage electronic registration
. Develop capacity for advance information regarding upcoming events to be sent electronically to
consumers
5.) Outcome
. Brainstorm possible ideas
. Potential Site: Waconia
. Event Ideas:
· Marathon(s)
· Triathlon
. 4th of July Fireworks Displays
· 5K Run
· Senior Games (see attached)
* Note: Countywide Sheriff's Fishing Event is currently held annually
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ICARVER COUNTY
Health Partnership
Making Carver Coun~ A Healthy Place To Live And Work
Senior Commission
Master Plan on Aging Design Team
Presentation of Draft Outcomes and Strategies
June 14,2008,8:45 -11:30 a.m.
Chanhassen Recreation Center
8:45 Check-in and Continental Breakfast
9:00 Welcome & Introductions
Bob Roepke, Chair, Senior Commission
9:10 Presentation & Discussion of Draft Report by Team
1. Home & Community-Based Sevices
2. Health & Long-Term Care
3. Housing & Adaptive Reuse of Housing
4. Transportation & Mobility
5. Civic Engagement and V olunteerism
10:10 Break
10:20 Presentation & Discussion Continued
6. Parks & Recreation
7. Education & Learning
8. Safety
11:00 Breakout - Moving Forward, Steps to Implementation
11 :20 Recognition and Thanks to Design Team Chairs and Members
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CHANHASSEN PARKS AND RECREATION
7700 MARKET BLVD. RECEIVED
P.O. BOX 147
CHANHASSEN, MN 55317 JUN 1 8 2007
PHONE 952-227-1121 (Jerry Ruegemer~ITYOFCHANHASSEN
PICNIC EVALUATION
In order to better serve participants using our picnic facilities, we ask that you take a few
minutes to answer the following questions and give us some suggestions. Thank you!
Group Name:(optional)S~ .+kt~v~ Sti'\uo L- Picnic Facility tAla.. ~U.~W1
Excellent Good Average Fair Poor
(Please circle one)
Procedure for reserving picnic 2 3 4 5
Picnic Reservation Fee 2 3 4 5
Was facility clean 2 3 4 5
Were there enough tables/grills, etc. 2 3 4 5
Did facility meet your expectations 2 3 4 5
Overall impression of facility 2 3 4 5
Comments:
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What did you like most about your picnic facility:
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Do you have any suggestions or ideas to better the picnic reservation process?
Additional Comments:
Thank you for taking the time to complete this evaluation.
Your input and comments are very important to us.
Have a great day!
CHANHASSEN PARKS AND RECREATION
7700 MARKET BLVD. RECEIVED
P.O. BOX 147 JUN 1 8 Z007
CHANHASSEN, MN 55317
PHONE 952-227-1121 (Jerry RuegemerylTYOF CHANHASSEN
PICNIC EVALUATION
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minutes to answer the following questions and give us some suggestions. Thank you!
Group Name:(optional)]hL ~od~ ~ic Facility L.t1/<.L Su san
Excellent Good Average Fair Poor
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Did facility meet your expectations G) 2 3 4 5
Overall impression of facility G) 2 3 4 5
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CITY OF CHANHASSEN
June 18,2007
Lake Ann Park Ballfield and Picnic Shelter
2007 Project Schedule
April 25, 2007
April 26, 2007
May 16, 2007
June 8, 2007
June 20, 2007
June 25, 2007
June 26, 2007
July 23, 2007
July 26, 2007
August 1, 2007
October 31, 2007
Nov. 30,2007
Kick-off Meeting/Collection of Data from Chanhassen (2-foot contour to
topography and electrical drawings)/Site visit
Begin Preparation of Base Map
Schedule Survey Work
Begin Research and Design
Meet with City staff to discuss Preliminary Design
Submit 90% Plans, Specifications, and Engineer's Estimate for review
Submit 100% Plans and Specifications
Submit plans & specifications to City Council via administrative
packet
Submit plans & specifications to Park & Recreation Commission via
administrative packet
City Council Awards Contract
Preconstruction Meeting
Construction Begins
Construction Complete for Ballfield Lighting
Construction Complete for Picnic Shelter
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