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Parks and Recreation - 12/06/1965 1=' 1965 DECEMBER 6 MINUTES CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE EDEN PRAIRIE PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING December 6, 1965 Eden Prairie Village Hall +;x Present: Don Nygaard, Chairman, Howard Merriman, Ken I� Anderson, Frances Blacklock, Secretary Guest: Paul Fjare, Brauer and Associates The meeting was called to order by the chairman. It was moved, seconded and carried that the minutes of the last meeting stand approved as printed. Flying Cloud Recre- Don Nygaard read the letter from Jams Brown., Village Clerk, F-- ational area regarding the use of Flying Cloud recreationa,l area. Letter -Z-Z filed with minutes. i u.. +� Cooperation with The Secretary was instructed to write a letter to the o Planning and Planning and Zoning Commission to inform the Park Board Zoning Commission whenever business involving parks and recreation mwrz was coming up, so a member of the Park and Recreation Commission could express the views of the Commission. Brauer amd Assoc. The meeting was turned over to Paul Fjare, representing Brauer and AssociLtes, a park planning firm located in Eden Prairie. He gave the background of members of the firm and briefly told of park planning jobs they had handled in Minnesota communities. He then went over the presentation prepared for the meeting, (copy on file). Services from Brauer are available on almost any basis we would desire, from occasional consultation to doing a complete job of planning a park system. He mentioned that Dave Forrester, Recreational PlInner for the Metropolitan Punning Commission might be able to give us helpful advice. M/Anderson, S/Merriman that the meeting be adjourned. a Carried. 0 Frances Blacklock. Secretary .r�bM I.ti. Park & Recreation Comaission 9420 Lakeview Road Eden Prairie, Minn. November 15. 1965 Mr. Robert Garntner 15701 Cedar Ridge Road Eden Prairie, Minnesota Dear Mr. Garntner: I am enclosing two copies of the letter to the Park and Recreation C, iission from James Brown. VMge Clerk, regarding the Flying Cloud Recreation field. It answers some of your questions raised at our last meeting. and perhaps you can get further information from examining the lease, which is on file at theVillage Hall. The Park and Recreation Commission wants to cooperate with your group wherever possible. We look forward to meeting with you again to talk over plans based on this new information. Sincerely, fire. Frances Blacklook, Secretary Park and Recreation Ce mnisilon Enclosures Village of Eden Prairie 8980Eden prairie Road p Eden prairie Minnesota 55343 s �t� 941.2262 9 November, 1965 Eden Prairie Park 8c Recreation Commission Iola Nxs. Frances Blacklock, Secretary 9420 Lakeview Road Eden Prairie, Ilinn., 55343 Dear Krs. Blacklock: Your letter to IIr. T`Iood, Village Engineer, is being handled by the writer, as "this does not come under Engineering. Copies of the lease between the Village & IQIC are not avail- able for distribution; a file copy is available at the Hall at all times. CThe lease jives the Village 450,000 square feet of land as shown on the aL•tachod layout. No more than six (6) baseball diamonds can be constructed on this land. All fixtures must be of a non-permanent nature. The lease can be L•erminated at any time by -the I-AC. Special signs have to be erected before this area can be used by the public. These signs have been made and are stored at the Village shop. Regarding the Riley Take survey, this will be requested of the County for 1966; it was dropped for 1965, because of the road problems. Sincerely, ;Jas E OF EDEN PRUIRIE' C. Brown, Clerk "CB:d!c Enclosure cc: Donald Nygaard, Chairman a C r6 9 r 1 t- i 7S'¢at v a, iC1 A ' G c, Cl-