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AGENDA
EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, RECREATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1989 7:30 P.M. , CITY HALL
COMMISSION MEMBERS: Pat Breitenstein, chairperson; Raiford
Baker, Moe Cook, Karon Joyer, Brian
Mikkelson, Pat Richard, Charles Shaw
COMMISSION STAFF: Bob Lambert, Director of Parks, Recreation
& Natural Resources
7:30 I. ROLL CALL
II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
7:35 III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - May 15. 1989
IV. PETITIONS REQUESTS & COMMUNICATIONS
None
V. DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL
7:40 1. Preserve South
7:55 2. Country Glen
VI. OLD BUSINESS
8:00 A. Park Bond Referendum
8:30 B. Revised Schedule of Park Tours
VII. NEW BUSINESS
8:35 A. approve Bids for Tennis Courts at Franlo Park and
Wyndham Knoll Park
VIII. REnORTS OF COMMISSIONERS AND STAFF
A. Reports of Director of Parks Recreation and
Natural resources
8:40 1. Updated Trails Map & Article on Sidewalks
B. Reports of Manager of Recreation Services
8:45 1. 4th of July Flyer
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PRNRC - AGENDA
�- IX. REPORT OF CITY COUNCIL MEETING
9:55 1. May-- 6 Council Meeting
2. city Manager's Update - May _19 & 2 6
9:00 X. ADJOURNMENT
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EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, RECREATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
MONDAY, MJUNE 5, 1989 7:30 P. M. CITY HALL
COMMISSION MEMBERS PRESENT: Pat Breitenstein, chairperson; r
Raiford Baker, Moe Cook, Karon
Joyer, Brian Mikkelson, Pat
Richard, Charles Shaw
COMMISSION STAFF: Robert Lambert, Director of Parks,
Recreation & Natural Resources;
Barb Penning Cross, Landscape ,
Architect; Laurie Helling,
Recreation Manager; Lyndell Frey,
Recreation Supervisor
.; I. ROLL CALL
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P. M. by chairperson
Pat Breitenstein.
II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
MOTION: Cook moved to approve the agenda as printed. Joyer
seconded, motion 6-0.
III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - MAY 15 1989
MOTION: Shaw moved to approve the minutes of May 15, 1989
as printed. Baker seconded, motion passed 5-0. Mikkelson
abstained.
IV. PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
None
V. DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS
1. Preserve South - Miles Lindberg of BRW presented the
proposal of Preserve South. Mr. Lindberg addressed the
parks, recreation & natural resources issues that
included trail grading of steep slopes, screening and
landscaping.
The site plan provides a theater on the east side and
proof of parking on the west. A strip of land around
the pond and southern edge of the property will be a
conservation easement.
Mr. Lindberg described how the developer proposed to
handle grading on the steep slope and where retaining
walls would be placed. He also provided a detailed
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explanation on berms and screening that was proposed to
screen the parking lot and theaters from the adjacent
residential developments.
Barb Cross explained that the neighbors from the
southeast and southwest objected to this proposal and
further explained that the City is requesting a trail
easement to allow for the possibility of a trail in the
future, if it is ever requested by residents. The trail
would extend from this development south along the west
side of Eden Lake to Eden Lake Park.
Joyer asked how well this development will be screened
from the neighborhood. Mr. Lindberg indicated that the
majority of the facility would be filtered through the
natural vegetation and proposed landscaping during the
summer months. Several other questions were asked
regarding screening and maintenance of slopes around the
perimeter by Commission members.
Mark Fiskar, a resident living to the southeast of this
site, indicated that regardless of screening the
neighbors will be subject the noise of traffic at the
theater and from 169. He also indicated a concern of
the neighbors that noise will be concentrated at the
start and ending of all of the movie times. The latest
movie will start around 11 P. M. and would be getting
out between 12 and 1 A. M. , and perhaps later.
Mr. Fiskar believes that it is an inappropriate land use
and the request change in the Guide Plan from Neighbor-
hood Commercial to Regional Commercial should be denied
due to the impact on the adjacent neighborhoods. He
cited noise pollution at hours when residents are home
in the evening and on weekends, rather than the type of
noise that would come from a neighborhood commercial
development, which would be mostly during the day during
the week.
Julie Skarda, attorney representing the developer,
indicated the developer had looked at other land uses
such as high density low income housing and retail strip
centers that would be open 24 hours a day. She also
indicated that there would be no increase in traffic
through the residential neighborhood from the movie
theaters.
Mr. Fiskar believed that Ms. Skarda's comments were
"absurd".
MOTION: Cook moved to approve the proposal as per the
staff report. Seconded by Shaw, motion passed. Cook
Baker, Shaw and Breitenstein favor. Mikkelson, Joyer
and Richard opposed.
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C2. Country Glen - Ron Bastier representing the developer
summarized the development of the 10 acre site located
south of Highway 62 and approximately 1000' west of
Purgatory Creek. Mr. Bastier indicated that the site
was relatively open with only five significant spruce
trees on the site. All five will be transplanted on the
site. The developer has agreed to the sidewalk
requested by the park and recreation staff, as well as
a 40 ' outlot that would connect this neighborhood to the
Chatham Woods open space outlot. Shaw recommended that
the 40' outlot be defined by having the developer plant
trees along both boundaries to screen the neighbors
immediately from the outlot and form any future trail
that may be installed in that outlot. Mr. Bastier
agreed to plant trees along those property lines.
MOT.T Shaw moved to approve the development of
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Country Glen as per the staff report with the additional
commitment to plant coniferous trees along the boundary
of the outlot. Seconded by Mikkelson, motion passed
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VI. OLD BUSINESS
A. park Bond Referendum - Lambert summarized a memorandum
indicating the staff opinion of the reasons for the j
failure of the last two referendums and recommending the
City reduce the referendum amount to approximately 5.9
million dollars by eliminating the Bluff Park
acquisition and by cutting approximately $200,000 from
Miller Park.
Tom Bierman, member of the Park Bond Referendum
Committee, supported the proposed single question issue, j
but requested the Commission and committee to consider l
the pros and cons of including a second question on the
referendum for the Bluff Park acquisition. This would 1
give the voters a chance to vote no on one of the two 1
issues. Commission members and committee members
generally thought that the second question might simply
upset those people that were strongly opposed to the
last referendum because of the golf course and initiate
a negative response toward this second referendum.
Bob Hallett indicated support for the staff proposal,
but indicated that the City still needs the Bluff Park
for preserving the Riley Creek valley and the Minn River
bluffs. He also strongly still supported the concept
of a municipal golf course and urged the staff to
continue to find a creative way to accomplish that task. ff
Hallett also indicated that the school still has needs
that were addressed in the last referendum and that the
City and school should get together regarding the timing
of their issues.
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Fred LeGrand indicated his disappointment on the failure
of the last referendum and suggested the committee
continue to consider two issues and leavLng the golf
course on a separate issue.
Curt Connoughty also thought the committee should
consider two questions and believed the committee needed
to do a better job of notifying everybody in the
community about the needs for the park system.
Joyer indicated the major comments she had was request
for breaking the referendum down into several questions
and that if Bluff Park would stay in the referendum that
we should down play the possibility of a golf course.
Baker agreed that if we had it to do over again, we
would have the golf course on a separate question.
Baker also thought that the City is the only govern-
mental agency where most people have the opportunity to
directly vote against particular spending; therefore,
when there is general dissatisfaction over taxes or
whatever, the municipal referendum is a good opportunity
to voice a no vote, even if they do support parks.
Cook indicated that in his opinion we won't ever erase
the "stigma" of a golf course use of Bluff Park and
recommended that we not include that as an issue on the
next referendum. He indicated that this is one of the
last shots we'll ever have for a while and we better
make sure that it passes.
Shaw also indicated that he opposed a second question
on this referendum. In his opinion, many voters will
believe that "here it comes again" and be upset that
they have to come out and vote down the "golf course"
again.
Mikkelson believed that if the referendum is scaled down
to 5.9 million dollars that we have really taken away
the reasons for people to oppose the referendum.
Vickie Koenig indicated that she supports the staff
proposal for a single question 5.9 million dollar
referendum, but urged the City do whatever they can to
preserve the Minnesota River bluffs and the land around
the airport.
Richard agreed that the golf course had to be left off
this referendum and asked about a tentative date for a
referendum. He suggested the staff talk to the School
District prior to setting a date for the referendum.
MOTION: Richard moved to recommend the City Council
consider a single question referendum for 5.945 million
dollars, and that the referendum be held as early as
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possible based on a discussion with the School District.
Seconded by Cook, motion passed unanimously.
B. Revised Schedule of Park Tours - The Commission
supported the revised schedule of the park tours and
requested staff to send a special notice to Commission
members reminding them of the 6 P. M. meeting time,
rather than 7:30 P. M. at the next Commission meeting,
and before each of these park tours.
VII. NEW BUSINESS
A. Approve Bids for Tennis Courts at Wyndham Knoll. Park
and Franlo Park - Barb Cross reviewed the bids for the
Commission.
MOTION: Motion by Mikkelson, seconded by Shaw to
approve Finely Bros. Enterprises bid for construction
of tennis courts at Franlo Park and Wyndham Knoll Park.
Motion passed unanimously.
VIII. REPORTS OF COMMISSION AND STAFF
A. Reports of Director of Parks. Recreation & Natural
CResources
1. Updated Trail Map and Articles on Sidewalks -
Lambert reported that this was an information item
only. No action required.
B. Reports of Manaaer of Recreation Services
I. 4th of July Flyer - Laurie Helling reported on the
status of the 4th of July planning and indicated all
of the new items that would be sold and reviewed the
program of events for the day.
Commission members thanked Laurie for her great job
and agreed that the 4th of July would be bigger and
better than ever.
IX. REPORT OF CITY COUNCIL MEETING AND MANAGER'S UPDATE
No action required.
X. ADJOURNMENT
MOTION: Motion by Baker, seconded by Mikkelson to adjourn
the meeting at 9:30 P. M. Motion passed 6-0.
Respectfully Submitted,
Robert A. Lambert
Recording Secretary
l AGENDA
EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, RECREATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
MONDAY, DUNE 19, 1989 7:30 P.M. , CITY HALL
REMINDER: PARK TOUR AT 6:00 P.M.
COMMISSION MEMBERS: Pat Breitenstein, chairperson; Raiford
Baker, Moe Cook, Karon Joyer, Brian
Mikkelson, Pat Richard, Charles Shaw
COMMISSION STAFF: Bob Lambert, Director of Parks,
Recreation & Natural Resources
7:30 I. ROLL CALL
II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
7:35 III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - JUNE 5, 1989
IV. PETITIONS, REQUESTS & COMMUNICATIONS
7:40 1. Letter from Kent Barker
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None
VI. OLD BUSINESS
7:50 1. Snowmobile Trails in Eden Prairie
8: 10 2. Ordinance Prohibiting Parking of Vehicles in Parks
After Hours, Etc.
VII. NEW BUSINESS
None
VIII. REPORTS OF COMMISSIONERS AND STAFF
A. Reports of Manager of Recreation Services
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8: 15 1. 3-Man Basketball- --Summer 1989
8:20 2. Racguetball - Summer 1989
8:25 3. School 's Out Program
8:30 4. Neighborhood Outreach
8:35 5. Family Bike Social
\ 8:40 6. Student Internship
IX. REPORTS OF CITY COUNCIL ACT:[ON$
8:45 1. June 6, 1989 Council Meeting;
8:50 2. June 9 . 1989 City Manager's Update
8:55 X. ADJOURNMENT
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Monday, June 19, 1989 7:30 p.m. , City Hall
COMMISSION MEMBERS PRESENT: Pat Breitenstein,
chairperson; Moe Cook,
Karon Joyer, Brian
Mikkelson, Pat Richard
COMMISSION MEMBERS ABSENT: Bud Baker, Charles
Shaw
COMMISSION STAFF: Bob Lambert, Director
of Parks, Recreation
and Natural Resources;
Laurie Helling,
Recreation Manager;
Lyndell Frey, Recreation
Supervisor; Stu Fox,
Manager of Parks and
Natural Resources
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I. ROLL CALL
The meeting was called to order at 7:40 p.m. by
chairperson, Pat Breitenstein.
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II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
MOTION: Joyer moved to approve the agenda as printed.
Mikkelson seconded the motion and it passed 4-0.
III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF JUNE 5 , 1989
MOTION: Cook moved to approve the minutes as printed.
Mikkelson seconded the motion and it passed 4-0.
IV. PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
A. Letter from Kent Barker
Refer to letter dated June 14, 1989 from Kent
Barker and letter dated June 16 , 1989 from Bob
Lambert, Director of Parks, Recreation and Natural
Resources.
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Lambert asked the commission for suggestions on
how the public could be better informed about
what is going on in the City.
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Breitenstein said she feels letters of this type
should be made available to the public, perhaps
thru the local newspaper. Lambert said he did
not feel that the public would read this much
information.
Lambert added that Bud Baker had called and suggested
that the mayor place an information column in
the newspaper addressing particular issues and
providing answers to them. Lambert will discuss
this possibility with the mayor. r
V. DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS
None
VI. OLD BUSINESS
A. Snowmobile Trails in Eden Prairie
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Refer to memo dated June 12, 1989 from Stu Fox,
Manager of C Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources. a j
Last winter the City Council directed staff to
work with the Public Safety Department and bring
back ideas and suggestions about snowmobiling
and what should be done about it. Stu Fox and
the Public Safety Department did a survey of
surrounding communities and are offering suggestions
for changes to the present ordinance. The suggestion
which would have the greatest impact would be
prohibiting snowmobiling to and from City trails.
This would mean no snowmobiling would be allowed
north of County Road 1, to or from the trails,
or on public bodies of water on the lakes named.
This would also include ATV usage.
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Staff has worked closely with the Eden Prairie
Snowdrifters Club who have cooperated with the
City and also become angry when the ordinance
is disobeyed by other snowmobilers.
Richard asked if these changes would eliminate
snowmobiling across Staring Lake. Lambert said a
that although it would be illegal to snowmobile r
on Staring Lake, there would still be problems
for several years until people were made aware
of the change, but signs would be put up to make
snowmobilers aware.
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Bill Kinny of 16571 W. 78th St. said he has lived
west of Mitchell Lake since 1966 and a member
of the Eden Prairie Snowdrifters since 1975.
There are about 50 families in the club with 150-
200 snowmobiles. He said the club has had good
cooperation from City staff in keeping these trails
open. He made comments on the following issues:
Riding on parkland and bike trail highway connections
in the City: After a good snowfall, many snowmobiles
which are not even registered are being used.
The club would be willing to offer their support
in regulating this, perhaps by using larger signs.
Riding on private property: There is not much
which can be done to control this.
Riding on City streets with 10 mph speed limit:
Not familiar with complaints of this type.
Fox had a listing of all complaints relating to
snowmobiles from last winter. Most of the complaints
are that snowmobiles are going back and forth,
riding across lawns, chasing dogs, etc.
Kinny suggested that maybe a list of registered
snowmobiles in Eden Prairie could be made available
to help with enforcing the ordinance.
Kinny added that the club would like to see
snowmobiling on City streets kept open if it can
be controlled.
Regarding snowmobiling on lakes, there are no
trails to Birch Island and Bryant Lake. It is
understood that there is no snowmobiling allowed
on Staring Lake. Mitchell Lake has a trail and
Kinny feels it should be kept open. He also sees f
no reason why snowmobiling should not be allowed r on Riley Lake, Red Rock Lake or Rice Marsh Lake.
As development occurs in these areas in the next
several years, the club understands that these
trails will have to be moved to eliminated. He
added that the parking lots at both the American
Legion in Eden Prairie and the American Legion
in Chanhassen can be used to park trailers.
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Mikkelson asked how many citations were issued
to snowmobilers last winter. Fox said there were
no citations issued because snowmobiles are difficult
to catch unless the officer also has a snowmobile.
Bill Turner, also a member of the Eden Prairie
Snowdrifters Club, said that two years ago letters
were sent to all registered snowmobilers in Eden
Prairie and surrounding communities listing the
rules for operating snowmobiles in Eden Prairie.
However, there was no snow that winter so •there
were no problems.
Cook said it is evident that snowmobiling will
have to be eliminated in Eden Prairie at some
point in the future, but at this point if riding
on City streets was eliminated and snowmobiles
would have to be put on trailers to the trails ,
it would alleviate a lot of problems. He asked
if the location of parking lots would make a
difference. Turner said no.
Cook asked if the time when snowmobiling is allowed
make a difference. Fox said that the majority
of complaints are in the late afternoon so it
would not make a significant difference.
Richard said he feels that eliminating riding
on City streets is necessary. He does not see
a problem leaving the trails where they are and
suggested that the Eden Prairie Snowdrifters Club
bring their suggestions back to the commission
on what can be done.
Lambert said he feels that restricting snowmobiling
areas would make it easier to understand and to
enforce. He added that he would like a decision
made now that would be effective for several years,
rather than discussing the issue every year.
Cook asked if it would be feasible to get around
Mitchell Lake without going over it and also if
persons living on the lake would be allowed to
use it for snowmobiling. Lambert said it would
be easy to get around Mitchell Lake, but that
there hasn't been a concern to date from residents
on that lake.
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MOTION: Cook moved to recommend that snowmobiling
be limited to areas south of Highway 5, west of
County Road 4 and south of Pioneer Trail west
of the airport and only with the landowners
permission in those areas with no riding allowed
on City streets to and from trails. Mikkelson
seconded the motion.
On call for discussion, it was decided that the
City would maintain a parking lot to be used for
unloading snowmobiles in the riding arena parking
lot. The motion passed 4-0.
B. Ordinance Prohibiting_ Parking of Vehicles in Parks
After Hours, Etc.
MOTION: Richard moved to approve the ordinance
as written. Joyer seconded the motion and it
passed 4-0.
VII. NEW BUSINESS
None
VIII. REPORTS OF COMMISSIONERS AND STAFF
A. Reports of Manager of Recreation Services
1. 3 Man Basketball - Summer 1989
2. Racquetball - Summer 1989
These are information items only.
3. Neighborhood Outreach
Rdfer to memo dated June 16, 1989 from Lyndell
Frey, Recreation Supervisor.
The residents of Windslope Apartment Complex
requested a program similar to the City summer
playground program. Nesbitt Park is only
two blocks away, but the residents of Windslope
requested an evening program for their children
on a year round basis. They asked if the
City would develop this type of program if
they would provide funding. Frey did not
i see a problem with doing this as long as it
did not duplicate the program the City was
offering.
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The programs the residents wish to implement
include a recreational program, a tenant' s
forum, a transportation program and a welcoming f
committee. The neighborhood crime watch program
was cut from the original proposal.
City staff had some concern about the
transportation proposal since the residents
were going to set up their own transportation
program. It was felt that the City could
be liable if there were any problems. The
residents were directed to Southwest Metro
Transit services and a subsidized program
has been developed with this funding.
The money for the program has been allocated
and approved by the Community Action for Suburban
Hennepin (CASH) . The City would be in charge
of hiring the recreation staff for this program.
CASH would like to use Eden Prairie as a pilot
program.
The Windslope Apartment Complex has approximately
�. 60 children between the ages of 6 and 12,
40 of which are anticipated to participate
in this program. The program would be held
year round.
Cook asked if this would be an ongoing program
or for one year only. Frey said there are
no guarantees, but it is hoped that it will
be ongoing.
Cook asked if the residents will be able to
handle the program themselves in the future
or if City staff will continue to be involved.
Frey said he does not believe the residents
will be able to handle the program within
the next year, but perhaps sometime in the
future it will be possible.
Joyer asked if this is a segregated program
for kids in this area only and asked why there
has been an increase in the programs at Nesbitt
Park. Frey said there have been some
misunderstandings between Windslope residents
and other neighbors in the area which is already
being resolved since this program has begun.
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Joyer asked if this is a duplicate program
to the one being offered by the City. Frey
said it was similar, in terms of content,
to the summer playground program, but held
in the evening and would be year round.
MOTION: Mikkelson moved to recommend approval
of the Neighborhood Outreach Program per staff
recommendation. Richard seconded the motion
and it passed 4-0.
Richard said he would like a report to be
brought back to the commission in 4-6 months.
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Frey added that Briar Hill would also be another
possibility for a program similar to Windslope
if it works out well there.
4. School ' s Out Program
Refer to memo dated June 16, 1989 from Lyndell
Frey, Recreation Supervisor.
Staff is looking at a $1200 commitment from
the City -in addition to the same amount from
both the school and the YMCA. This money
would be made up out of the rental of the
facility.. The program is for Cedar Ridge
Elementary School for kids participating in
the latch key program. Transportation would
be provided. Frey is recommending that $400
is needed for the fall quarter. $1000 in
excess revenue from adult golf lessons could
be transferred for use in this program.
Lambert asked what the rationale is for tax
money to be used to provide activities for
a select group of kids going to this particular
school. Frey said this would be a pilot program
and should be run on a break-even basis.
The money is needed up front to get the program
off the ground. Kids from other schools may
attend the program if they have their own
transportation. The $1200 from the City would
be covered by registration fees.
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MOTION: Richard moved to recommend approval
of the School 's Out Program with reports to � ..'
the commission on a quarterly basis and the
$1200 from City funds to be used for
implementation of the program. Joyer seconded
the motion and it passed 4-0.
Richard suggested that perhaps employees of
the parents could be solicited to make donations
to help pay for the program. Frey said this
would be a possibility. {
5. Family Bike Social
Lori Helling re-introduced Dave Whiteford,
intern student from Mankato State University.
Dave was the coordinator for the Family Bike
Social which was held on June 9. It was co-
sponsored by Prairie Cycle and the Eden Prairie
Parks and Recreation Department. There were
25 more participants than last year. However,
Cit is important to have an alternate date
in case of bad weather so programs do not
have to be re-printed.
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Dave said his internship has far exceeded
his goals and he feels he was very fortunate
to have been in Eden Prairie. The major portion
of his time was spent with adult athletics
and he felt very comfortable doing this.
Events Dave coordinated were listed in the
memo included in the packets. He also attended
lots of meetings during the last 11 weeks.
IX. REPORTS OF CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS
A. June 6, 1989 Council Meeting
The City Council approved the senior citizens
discount at the Community Center. The Spoon Ridge
neighborhood petition for a bike trail was discussed.
The Council also approved the construction of
tennis courts at Franlo Park and Wyndham Knolls
Park and the commission ' s suggestions for athletic
field usage. The bond referendum was also discussed
and August 8 was the date decided for another
referendum. Lambert said that after more discussion,
this will be delayed for an undetermined amount
of time.
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B. June 9, 1989 City Manager' s Update
This is an information item only.
X. ADJOURNMENT
MOTION: Cook moved to adjourn the meeting at 9:20
p.m. Richard seconded the motion and it passed 4-0.
Respectfully submitted,
Lois Boettcher
Recording Secretary
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