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Parks and Recreation - 09/18/1989 1989 SEPTEMBER 18 MINUTES CITY OF EDEN PRAID TE 14 k;l Al i AGENDA EDEN PRAIRIE PARRS, RECREATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1989 7:30 P.M. , CITY HALL REMINDER: 6 P.M. TOUR OF RED ROCK LAKE PARK & CARMEL PARR COMMISSION MEMBERS: Pat Breitenstein, chairperson; Raiford Baker, Moe Cook, Karon Joyer, Paul Karpinko, Brian Mikkelson, Pat Richard COMMISSION STAFF: Bob Lambert, Director of Parks, Recreation & Natural Resources 7:30 I. ROLL CALL & INTRODUCTION OF PAUL KARPINKO II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA 7:35 III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - JULY 17 1989 IV. PETITIONS REQUESTS & COMMUNICATIONS 7:40 1. Letter from Michael Bristow RE: Eden West United CSoccer Team Tour 7:45 2. Eden Prairie Soccer Club Proposal:--Expansion of Flying Cloud-Equipment Storage Facility V. DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL 7:50 1. Shores of Mitchell Lake 8:15 2. Schroers PUD 8:35 3. New Horizon Daycare 8:40 4. Nelson Addition VI. OLD BUSINESS 8:45 1. City Council /ARNRC Special Meet;nq (Sept 26th) VII. NEW BUSINESS 8:55 A. Policy on Registration Cancellati n Refunds VIII. REPORTS OF COMMISSIONERS AND STAFF ( A. Reports of Commissioners 9:05 1. Median Lands -an;nq - pat RicharA r ltfi^ 'i B. Reports of Director of Parks Recreation & Natural Resources 9: 10 1. Update of Capital Imnrovement Projections 1990-2000 9:25 2. Anderson Lakes Park Improvements 9:30 3. MRPA Citation Award for Round Lake Park 9:35 4. Revised Snowmobile Ordinance C. Reports of Landscape Architect/Park Planner. 9:40 1. Willow Park Improvements 9:45 2. C. H. Robinson Trail Connection D. Reports of Manager of Parks & Natural Resources 9:55 1. Mini-Rinks/Skating Rinks 10:05 2. Update on Fall Projects CE. Reports of Manager of Recreation Services 10:10 1. Season Ending Reports a. Men's Volleyball - 1988-89 b. Adult Tennis - Spring 1989 C. Racquetball - Spring 1989 i 10:15 2. Report on After School Program F. Reports of Community Center Operations Manager 10:20 1. Community Center Membership Changes/Promotions 10:30 IX. REPORT OF CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS 1. Council Meetings - July 18 August 1 August 15 September 15 2. City Manager's Update August, August 25 n 3. Writing on the Hall" 10:3 5 X. AD0'OURNMENT i . f f,. .APPROVED MINUTES r EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, RECREATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION Monday, September 18 , 1989 7:30 p.m. , City Hall COMMISSION MEMBERS PRESENT: Pat Breitenstein, chairperson; Moe Cook, Paul Karpinko, Brian Mikkelson (late) , Pat Richard COMMISSION MEMBERS ABSENT: Bud Baker, Karon Joyer COMMISSION STAFF: Bob Lambert, Director of Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources; Lori Helling, Recreation Manager; Stu Fox, Manager of Parks and Recreation;,-'Lyndell Frey I. ROLL CALL & INTRODUCTION OF PAUL KARPINKO The meeting was called to order at 7 :30 p.m. by chairperson, Pat Breitenstein. i Lambert introduced Paul Karpinko, a new member of the Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Commission completing Chuck Shaw' s term. . Paul has lived in Eden Prairie for C six years and was a member of the Bond Referendum Committee. Breitenstein welcomed him to the commission. II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA MOTION: Cook moved to approve the agenda as printed. Richard seconded the motion and it passed 4-0. III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - JULY 17, 1989 MOTION: Cook moved to approve the minutes as printed. Richard seconded the motion and it passed 4-0. IV. PETITIONS, REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS 1 . Letter from Michael Bristow Re: Eden West United Soccer Team Tour This is an information item only. 2 . Eden Prairie Soccer Club Proposal: Expansion of Flying Cloud Equipment Storage Facility Refer to memo dated September 13, 1989 from Barb Cross, Landscape Architect. i � APPROVED MINUTES ( EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, REC. & NATURAL RESOURCES COMM. Sept. 18 ''1989 `• I -2- A request was received from the President of the Eden Prairie Soccer Club, John Parrington to expand the I • concession/storage building at Flying Cloud Fields at their own expense. After review by the City Building Department, several concerns were noted. The club plans to expand the building to the east which will not present a problem. Staff is asking, however, that the new addition matches the present building and meet all other requirements of the Building Department. Cook asked how large an addition is being added. Cross said the addition would be 10 x 20. Cook asked if the addition would be very close to the road. Lambert said yes, within about 8 feet. Cook felt the proximity of the building to the road should be a concern because of the possibility of kids running out into the road. Lambert said this facility is used mostly by adults. Karpinko asked on which side the door will be located. Lambert said the door will be on the south side. MOTION: Cook moved to recommend approval of the addition to the storage facility at Flying Cloud Fields, but that a railing, walkway or whatever is necessary be added for safety reasons. Karpinko seconded the motion and it passed 4-0. V. DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS A. Shores of Mitchell Lake Refer to memo dated September 15, 1989 from Bob Lambert, Director of Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources t and staff reports dated June 9, August 11 and September 8, 1989. Jack Buxell of Mason Homes was present at the meeting to review the proposal. The site is located south of Hwy. 5 and west of Mitchell Lake. It is characterized by steep slopes dropping to a particularly low point in the southwest corner. Soil is sandy loam and the areas south and west of the site are undeveloped. There is a probable noise problem with the upgrading of Hwy. 5. Buxell said that preservation of the lakeshore I j is , • . .. ......... .. r.,.._.,...un.n.. : ... .emu ..... .i._ APPROVED MINUTES EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, REC. & NATURAL RESOURCES COMM. Sept, 18 '1989 -3- was the main concern. The developer plans to dedicate 3.95 acres on the south peninsula and a 1. 82 acre outlot on the north peninsula to the City. The developer is asking for a variance on the size and width of some lots in the development. The lots are in three tiers. Most impact on existing vegetation is in the east. The developer has changed the plan to use a shared driveway for two homes in order to lessen the impact on existing trees. They have also reduced the plan by one lot. An 8 ' berm and a fence of varying heights will be on the Hwy. 5 side of the development. Cross said that staff had two major concerns when this development was first proposed. They were preservation of the shoreline and a bike trail from Miller Park north to the underpass at Hwy. 5. Staff suggested the developers consider donating an open space trail corridor along the entire shoreline of Mitchell Lake within their subdivision to protect the shoreline and provide a pedestrian trail. In this case, all homes would have access to the lake, homes that abutted the trail corridor would not have a restricted lot size and the City would accept that land in lieu of cash park fees. The developer was not interested in this arrangement. A number of solutions were considered. The developer is now proposing to dedicate 5.97 acres of land in lieu of park fees. The land is on both peninsulas and will protect the majority of the significant trees on the site. Cross added that this would protect the significant trees on the site. Staff looked at the peninsulas, both of which are heavily wooded. The lower point of the peninsula would be very important to Miller Park. The trail system will be adjacent to the road from Miller Park to the Hwy. 5 underpass. The trail should continue to the west thru Tandem Corporation' s area. Richard asked if staff was comfortable with the lot size and variances that will be required. Lambert said that staff 's concern was not only to protect trees , but also to have the same "feel" on both sides of the lake. The lots north of the southern peninsula have 100 ' setbacks and no trees will be removed. Oaks will be maintained on the northern side of the north peninsula. Richard noted that in the August 11 staff report, average tree loss was at 23%t but tree loss on this development is 30%. He asked if a provision could be added when the average is exceeded, that more trees are required to be replaced. i .. APPROVED MINUTES EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, REC. & NATURAL RESOURCES COMM. Sept. 18 : 1989 C ' -4- Lambert said that the City has a tree ordinance that determines how many trees have to be replaced. I , Lee Johnson commented that tree loss on this site is only at 22% since the shared driveway was added. Cook asked if this development was based on the level of the lake at the present time. Lambert said yes. He added that raising the lake level eliminated the possibility of a trail along the lake. MOTION: Richard moved to recommend approval of Shores 'if Mitchell Lake per staff recommendation. Mikkelson seconded the motion and it passed 4-0. 2. Schroers PUD Refer to memo dated September 14 , 1989 and staff reports y dated June 9, August 11 and September 8, 1989. Don Patton of BDD Partnership was present at the meeting to review the proposed development. The site is located north of Rice Marsh Lake and east of the Chanhassen- Eden Prairie city limits. Patton said that both the MUSA line and the Southwest Eden Prairie Development Phasing Study were considered in the development. Three major changes have been made in the plans. The 50 ' street shown on the site plan has been changed to a 60 ' street, the first phase of development is for 76 lots on 31.4 acres and the developer will dedicate 13 .75 acres to the City. Average lot size on this site is 45,750 sq. ft. The developer agrees to construct sidewalks within this development, but is requesting a partial waiver of cash park fees in lieu of land dedication. The developer does not agree with staff' s recommendation to construct a bituminous pathway down to the lake, but feels the DNR would prefer wood chips or rock. There will be only 84 caliper inches of tree loss on the site. Cross said that when the proposal was first reviewed on June 9, August 11 and September 8 by the Planning Commission. Their discussions were on the following issues: comprehensive guide plan change and the MUSA line expansion, the Southwest Eden Prairie Development Phasing Study, the R1-9.5 zoning district, the Shoreland Management Ordinance requirements and the transition between single family lots and the Chanhassen Industrial Park to the north. APPROVED MINUTES i EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, REC. & NATURAL RESOURCES COMM. Sept.. 18 i989 -5- For these reasons, the project was denied at the September 11 Planning Commission Meeting. The primary reasons for denial were the lack of• justification for the MUSA line expansion and no letter to acknowledge transfer of development rights for 16 acres. Cross added that the City will be looking for 10-15 acres of flat land to be used for a neighborhood park in this area. Cash park fees are needed to purchase land and develop the park. The developer wants to dedicate a 30 acre parcel of land to the City, but staff feels it is not appropriate to take the land in lieu of cash park fees. 15 acres is underwater and will not be usable as parkland and the remaining is useful for a trail corridor, but not a neighborhood or community park. Dell Road will be the major connector street in this area and the City has been requiring both 5 ' sidewalks and 8' bituminous paths. In this development, staff is recommending requiring sidewalks on all streets that are not culde-sacs. Grading and tree loss on the site is minor, but there is a park in Chanhassen on the west side of this development. It is felt that a trail in this area will make a nice link to this park. Lambert said that it was identified eight years ago that the land on the lake should be preserved. Preserving shoreline for public use should be the most important factor. If the commission wishes to reduce the cash park fees in lieu of land dedication, that would be reasonable, but he cautioned that the City will be $900,000 in the red in cash park fees in the future and the City will need park fees from this area to acquire and develop the neighborhood park to serve this area. In addition, the developer is not willing to construct a trail. Lambert said that the DNR did not have a problem with an 8 ' bituminous trail around Mitchell Lake Marsh and he recommends that the developer should be responsible for this portion of the pedestrian system. If it would be located within the 100 year floodplain, the DNR may not approve a bituminous trail not would he. Patton said that this proposal will be going to the City Council on October 3. He said he feels that the next park bond referendum will pass so cash park fees should not be of as much concern. He added that the reduction of cash park fees should be considered. Cook asked how much land the developer will donate to the City. Patton said the total will be 29.5 acres. �, . , \__ .. - f• e nor.'. .. ! .d.�`r.7 MR'.�"{14.nR4 Y<,U.,.e+ion APPROVED MINUTES C EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, REc. & NATURAL RESOURCES COMM. Septa 18 ;1989 -6- Cook asked how much of the land would be usable. Patton said about one-half would be usable land. Patton added that he feels constructing a trail above the sewer connections would be an excellent idea. Lambert agreed. Richard asked where the neighborhood park would be located. Patton showed its location on the site plan. Mikkelson said that on the land that is undevelopable, tennis courts and a playstructure could be added rather than ballfields, etc. He added that this would tie in directly with the park in Chanhassen. Mikkelson asked if the commission should decide what type of a compromise should be made on cash park fees and said that he does not feel comfortable doing this. Dick Ferrick asked if this decision could be made by the City Council. Lambert said he would rather have the developer make a proposal to the City Council. Patton agreed that the City needs cash to build parks, but would like to propose a 30% reduction in cash park fees and a credit on the pathway. Cook said he sees no justification for credit on the pathway. Patton agreed to construct whatever type of pathway the DNR would approve. Lambert agreed that the City would obtain the necessary permits for the pathway. Mikkelson asked if other developers have been required to build a path. Lambert said yes. MOTION: Richard moved to recommend approval of the Schroers PUD with a reduction of cash park fees by $100 per unit and require the developer to build the pathway along the marsh area. The City will accept the donation of land by the developer. Cook seconded the motion. On call for discussion, Patton asked what would happen if the DNR did not allow a bituminous path to be constructed. Lambert indicated the City would only require the type of path the DNR would ap prove. Karpinko asked what the cost difference would be. Patton said costs are about the same for an asphalt path as for a woodship path. v APROVED MINUTES EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, REC. & NATURAL RESOURCES COMM. Septa 18 1989 -7- Lambert said that it should be the City's responsibility to get the permit and the developer' s responsibility to construct the path. The motion passed 4-0. 3. New Horizon Daycare Refer to staff report dated September 8, 1989. Cross said that a sidewalk will be located around the development. MOTION: Mikkelson moved to approve New Horizon Daycare per staff recommendation. Karpinko seconded the motion and it passed 4-0. 4 . Nelson Addition Refer to staff report dated August 25, 1989. ( Cross said that two properties are being developed at the same time. There will be an overall trail system on the site. MOTION: Mikkelson moved to recommend support of a direct Foute of the trail system from Bennett Place to the west and sidewalks thru the connection from Bennett Place. Cross said that the residents in •this area have some concern with a thru street in this location because of the potential for traffic and have recommended a cul-de-sac. Richard seconded the motion and it passed 4-0. VI. OLD BUSINESS A. City Council/Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Meeting (September 26 This is an information item only. This meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 26. I , i Cook said he would like to know what the City Council bases their actions on when they disagree with the recommendation of the commission. Lambert said he feels this is covered when he makes the City Council report at each commission ineeting. ' Ark APPROVED MINUTES EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, REC. & NATURAL RESOURCES COMM. Sept: 18 lggg -8- The main concern is the lack of cash park fees for park development. Richard sug gested that a mutual priority list be established for the commission and City Council. Karpinko said he does not know how Eden Prairie' s parks system compares to other cities. Lambert said this is covered in the 5 Year Comprehensive Park Plan. VII. NEW BUSINESS A. Policy on Registration Cancellation Refunds Refer to memo dated September 13, 1989 from Laurie Helling, Manager of Recreation Services. Helling said that recently staff felt it was necessary to review this policy. There has been some inconsistency with the cancellation and refund policy. This was based on the information received from a survey of surrounding communities. Staff is requesting that the City use the same policy as the school district and that is that refunds be given only for medical problems on a pro-rated basis with a doctor' s statement, if staff makes an error in registration or if the date of the class or its content changes. Karpinko asked why refunds should be given for medical reasons after the class has already started. Helling said she feels it is important to keep this clause in, as some classes are quite expensive and if it is the intent of the person to register for the class, refunds should be given for medical reasons. Cook felt that trip refund terms should be added to the policy. Helling said that this is already included in the program advertisements. MOTION: Cook moved to recommend approval of the revised program cancellation and refund policy per staff recommendation. Karpinko seconded the motion and it passed 4-0. APPROVED MINUTES �. EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, REC. & NATURAL RESOURCES COMM. Sept. 18 p 89 -9- VIII. REPORTS OF COMMISSIONERS AND STAFF A. Reports of Commissioners 1. Median Landscaping - Pat Richard Richard suggested that better signage and landscaping be added to Eden Prairie' s downtown area from Lunds to Rainbow. He feels that the City should suggest to the developers that more landscaping be done. He volunteered to visit some of the private businesses in the area about upgrading their landscaping. Lambert said there is an ordinance that trees are not allowed in the right of way. He added that this issue should be discussed at the next City Council meeting. Karpinko commented that a similar project was done in Rochester, New York when he lived there. The City went to local organizations who provided funding for landscaping. The City provided the labor and signs were erected recognizing the donors. B. Reports of Director of Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources i 1. Update of Capital Improvement Projections 19902000 Refer to memo dated July 17, 1989 from Bob Lambert, Director of Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources. Lambert said that perhaps a special meeting should be considered to discuss this subject in detail or it should be placed on the agenda of a meeting where there are not so many items to discuss. He told the commission to be prepared to discuss this at the special meeting with the City Council. This item will be placed on the agenda for the October 2 meeting. Richard asked about the Riley Lake land acquisition. Lambert said that the offer was rejected because the owner had a purchase agreement with someone else. However, the closing has been postponed until a later date. • XPPROVED MINUTES C EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, REC. & NATURAL RESOURCES COMM. Sept, 18 J1989 -10- 2. Anderson Lakes Park Improvements Refer to memo dated August 23, 1989 from Bob Lambert, Director of Parks , Recreation and Natural Resources. This is an information item only. Richard asked how many trails will be constructed in this area. Lambert said there will be 2-1/2 miles of trails. Richard asked if the trails will be groomed for skiing. Fox said they won't be groomed for one year. 3 3. MRPA Citation Award for Round Lake Park Refer to memo dated September 11, 1989 from Bob Lambert, Director of Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources. This is an information item only. Cook commended City staff for their efforts. 4. Revised Snowmobile Ordinance Refer to memo dated September 11, 1989 from Bob Lambert, Director of Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources. This is an information item only. C. Reports of Landscape Architect/Park Planner 1. Willow Park Improvements Refer to memo dated September 12, 1989 from Barb Cross, Landscape Architect. Cross said that this park has been in the process of development for several years. It was graded and seeded in 1987. Soils were found to be unsuitable for pavement so material was brought in to surcharge the parking area and tennis court. It is now ready to be removed. A playstructure was installed in spring and sand has been placed around the structure, j•- but not enclosed with timber edging. A small picnic l� APPROVED MINUTES EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, REC. & NATURAL RESOURCES COMM. Sept. 18 I1989 -11- area is planned; however, the City crews do not have enough time to complete the work. Bids were received with Perkins Landscape submitting the low bid. MOTION: Cook moved to recommend approval of the Perkins Landscape bid of $13 ,358 for completing the work at Willow Park. Richard seconded the motion and it passed 4-0. z,. 2. C.H. Robinson Trail Connection Refer to memo dated September 13, 1989 from Barb Cross, Landscape Architect. Cross said that this trail should connect to Mitchell Road across C.H. Robinson to the trail behind Edenvale Corporate Park extending along the creek to the new trail along Hwy. 5. The City has had no cooperation from C.H. Robinson and recommends that condemnation proceedings be started. MOTION: Cook moved to recommend approval of beginning condemnation procedures to obtain an easement for the trail connection. Richard seconded the motion and it passed 4-0. ,1 D. Reports of Manager of Parks & Natural Resources 1. Mini Rinks/Skating Rinks Refer to memo dated September 14, 1989 from Stu ; Fox, Manager of Parks and Natural Resources. i Fox said that the commission looked at the requests from Wyndham Knolls and Carmel in May and decided to postpone a decision until a later date. Staff has discussed this issue and feel that the best locations for these rinks is on the ballfields. MOTION: Cook moved to recommend proceeding with flooding for mini rinks on ballfields at Wyndham Knolls and Carmel. Mikkelson seconded the motion. On call for discussion, Karpinko asked how residents 1 will be notified. Lambert said that a letter will be sent to the neighborhood. He added that the rinks will be flooded on a trial basis. The motion passed 4-0. �.... APPROVED MINUTES EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, REC. & NATURAL RESOURCES COMM. Sept. 18 �1989 i -12 - Fox said that a request was also received to put a rink on the pond owned by the Preserve Homeowners Association. Staff is concerned with ponds that are not City property. There is a liability issue involved and the rinks need to be maintained. MOTION: Richard moved to recommend that the request for a rink on the Preserve Homeowners Association pond be denied. Mikkeklson seconded the motion. On call for discussion, Lambert said that the only reason this request was denied by the City Council was that the request was made too late in the season. His only concern was the cost that would be involved. The City may need to assist the residents with removing snow with City equipment. Lambert suggested that this could be done on a trial basis. Karpinko said that if the City has budget problems already, he feels it is not worth the labor to benefit only a small group of people. Richard said he is also concerned that only one resident came to the meeting requesting the rink and did not present a list of names. He feels a petition should be brought before the commission. Karpinko asked what the cost would be to maintain the rink. Fox said the cost would be approximately $5000 to $6000 per season. Access to the pond is off Anderson Lakes Parkway and it would require about three loads of gravel to allow trucks to get at it. The motion passed 4-0. 2. Update on Fall Projects This is an information item only. E. Reports of Manager of Recreation Services 1. Season Ending Reports a. Men 's Volleyball - 1988-89 b. Adult Tennis - Spring_ 1989 l C. Racquetball - Spring 1989 These are information items only. i APPROVED MINUTES EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, REC. & NATURAL RESOURCES COMM. Sept. 18 11989 Cook asked if there is more gym space available at Cedar Ridge School . Helling said the gyms here are used two days per week. 2. Report on After School Program Lyndell Frey said that registration for the program began two weeks ago. 156 kids are signed up with 26 of them not attending Cedar Ridge School . The City may be able to have the program available at two or three schools in the next several years. This program runs for six weeks with one week in between before fall classes begin. Richard asked if kids attending another school have to provide their own transportation. Frey said yes. Cook asked how many scholarships have been given for this program. Frey said there have been no scholarships given. They have requested $5000 in scholarship money from service organizations or corporations. There is only $200 left in the scholarship program. Twenty families and 56 kids have used this program for a total of $1300. F. Reports of Community Center Operations Manager I. Community Center Membership Changes/Promotions Refer to memo dated July 24, 1989 from Tom Eastman, Supervisor of Operations. Lambert said that the existing memberships provide a reduced fee for playing racquetball. Staff is recommending that free racquetball be offered to members to promote memberships. He suggested that this could be the kick-off for this fall. MOTION: Mikkelson moved to recommend approval of j_ffering free racquetball with Community Center memberships. Karpinko seconded the motion and it passed 4-0. IX. REPORT OF CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS A. City Council Meetings - July 18, August 1, August 15, September 15 There was no report. r ri•: APPROVED MINUTES EDEN PRAIRIE PARKS, REC. & NATURAL RESOURCES COMM. Sept. 18 1989 -1 4- B. City Manager's Update - August 4 & August_25 , 1989 These are information items only. C. "Writing on the Hall" This is an information item only. X. ADJOURNMENT MOTION: Cook moved to adjourn the meeting at 10:05 p.m. Mikkelson seconded the motion and it passed 4-0. Respectfully submitted, Lois Boettcher Recording Secretary I. l AGENDA SPECIAL MEETING EDEN PRAIRIE CITY COUNCIL AND PARKS& RECREATION & NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1989 7:30 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS COUNCILMEMBERS: Gary D. Peterson, Mayor; Richard Anderson, Jean Harris, Patricia Pidcock, Douglas Tenpas COMMISSION MEMBERS: Pat Breitenstein, Chairperson; f Raiford Baker, Moe Cook, Karon =1 Joyer, Paul Karpinko, Brian Mikkelson, Pat Richard w T. REVIEW OF CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FOR PARK AND OPEN SPACE SYSTEM E II. LANDSCAPING MEDIANS III. TRAILS AND SIDEWALKS POLICY C IV. ADJOURNMENT 'j . 1 r ��