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PRC 1968 11 07 " (" (~ ~/7;. PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING November 7, 1968, 8:00 P.M. The following members were present: Ed Seim, Harvey Will, Berk Rodgers, Merv Eisel, Richard Lyman, and Sally deLancey. Paul Flucke was absent. MINUTES: The minutes of the October 24th meeting were approved as recorded. NEW MEMBERS: Rich Lyman suggested that we look for additional help to assist the Park and Recreation in performing the ever increasing tasks. These members would serve on committees and eventually fill openings on the Commission. All agreed this would be ideal for training and motivating new members. The suggestion was made to place an article in the local paper announcing openings on specific committees. This topic to be discussed in more detail at the next meeting. CARVER BEACH PROPERTY: The Park and Recreation decided to send a letter to the Carver Beach Association to explain the Park and Recreation plans for the property in question, give the association an option to donate a portion or all of the property at this time, inform the association that if the area is not donated at this time other areas would be developed instead, and invite the association members to meet with the Park and Recreation Commission to discuss the matter. This matter to be discussed with Brauer to determine definite plans for Carver Beach property so that definite plans can be given to the association. SENIOR CITIZENS: Ed Seim located a coffee table that he thought might be purchased by the Park and Recreation ($9.00) and donated to the senior citizens. Sally deLancey will look into the matter and handle it as she desires. PARK AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION: Sally deLancey made a motion to renew the Park and Recrea~ion membership. Merv Eisel seconded the motion. Motion carried. Harvey Will will turn the bill into the Clerk for payment ($35.00). SKATING RINK: Because of problems in grading the Zetah property east of the Village Hall, it was decided to relocate the proposed skating rinks. The new skating rinks will be constructed near the apartment buildings on a Zetah lot and Klingelhutz lot, provided the owners agree to a $1.00 lease arrangement. Sally deLancey will ask Jerry Schlenk to manage the construction of the two skating rinks and hockey rink. FUNDS: Mayor Coulter informed the Park and Recreation the Council has given the Park and Recreation authority to spend their funds without requesting Council approval as long as it is done with good planning. Park and Recreation Commission, November 7, 1968 -2- ,.- ( WINTER PROGRAM: Mr. Lewis did not show up this evening to discuss the winter program. After discussing the consequences of not -' having a program, the Park and Recreation decided to personally ask Mr. Lewis for a specific program in line with the facilities being developed or at hand. Rich Lyman and Mervin Eisel volunteered to discuss the following program with Mr. Lewis: Grades 1-4 Grades 5-8 Hockey Professional Art Classes Basketball Grades 9-12 Hockey Guitar Lessons Volleyball Tennis Golf Boys Boys and Girls Skating Lessons Crafts VILLAGE VIEW: Berk Rodgers said those interested in a trip over the Village on November 30th should let him know. Mr. Pearson will give free ride if plane is available. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL: Ed Seim and Mervin Eisel are ready to write up a preliminary environmental control ordinance. Apparently the University of t1innesota is interested in the outcome of this ordinance since this ordinance would control the controllable factors of the environment we' live in and not only one element such as smog or dutch elm disease. Mervin Eisel announced that a movie and discussion on dutch elm disease would be presented at the Arboretum Classroom 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. November 13, everybody welcome. ..,I LOOSE ENDS: Ed Seim volunteered to review the minutes of past meetings and list the loose ends. No doubt some items have been discussed and have received, no action. PROPERTY PURCHASE: The possibility of purchasing various properties was discussed. The suggestion was made to prepare and post a plan that includes all property that might be considered for Park and Recreation in the future in order to have backup for court battles, if necessary. This could perhaps be done even before a final map is prepared by Brauer. Meeting adjourned at 10:00 p.m. Harvey Will , t. -'