PRC 1981 07 07
Minutes
Park and Recreation Commission
July 7, 1981
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A regular meeting of the Chanhassen Park & Recreation Commission was called to
order on July 7, 1981 at 7:30 p.m. The following members were present: Chuck
Koivisto, Michael Lynch, Jack Mauritz, and Joe Warneke. The following members
were absent: Phyllis Pope, Mary Muelhausen and Tom Schoenecker.
MINUTES: A motion was made by Jack Mauritz and seconded by Joe Warneke to approve
the minutes of the last meeting with the following changes:
1. The name Thompson Development to be changed to Derrick Developrent.
2. The board members that are absent as well as present will be added to the
minutes.
Motion unanimously approved.
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REVIEW: Mark Koegler was present at the meeting to discuss
minor changes in the plan.
The main change was regarding the population growth estimate for 1990 and 2000.
The cities figures did not agree with the Commission's, which mandated modifications
to all sections of the plan including the recreation section.
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A motion was made by Jack Mauritz that the modifications to the Comprehensive Plan
as noted be approved. The motion was seconded by Chuck Koivisto. Motion unanimously
approved. ,
LAKE ANN POLE BARN: The Commission
rebuilding the Lake Ann Pole Barn.
that the remaining money be used to
the old shelter building to be used
was brought up-to-date on the status of
It was agreed among the Commission members
re-roof and re-do the lumber on the doors of
for storage.
LAWCON GRANTS: The Commission was brought up-to-date on the status of:
Lake Ann: Documents are ready to go the City for acquisition of land for Lake Ann.
Lake Lucy: Has been given top priority to submit final application for approval by
state and federal.
Staff was directed to check with the Lions Club regarding the lumber beams from
the old barn to be used to form a shelter:
A motion was made by Chuck Koivisto and seconded by Jack Mauritz to adjourn the
meeting. Motion unanimously approved. The meeting was adjourned at 8:15.
~ Respectfully submitted,
Sherma Coombs