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EDEN PRAIRIE PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING
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June 6, 1966 8:00 P.M.
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Eden Prairie Village Hall
Present: Don Nygaard, Chairman, Howard Merriman, Ken
Anderson, Harry Picha, Frances Blacklock
Bill Holte, Summer Recreation Director
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Park Land The Board met first at Prairie View School to discuss some E
possible park land. The owner of the land declined to sell.
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Minutes The Board reconvened at the Villge Hall where the meeting was
called to order by the Chairman. M/ Anderson, S/Picha that
the May 2 minutes be corrected to read that Ken Anderson
abstained from voting on the motion in which the Park and
Recreation Commssion reaffirmed its support of the Hennepin
County Park Reserve District program and their proposed a
acquisition in Eden Prairie. Carried. There being no further
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corrections, the minutes stood approved as read..
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Methodist Church Harry Picha said the land is naturally gravelly and it was
request to level his opinion that it would need a cover of top soil on about
village land l; acres. Since we have heard no word from the Council on f
the Board's request to have an opinion from the Engineer,
Don Nygaard said he would follow up on the matter.
Summer Recreation 2,000 schedules are to be distributed throughout Eden Prairie !
C_ Schedules as follows: 1500 to homes by school children via Bill Holte;
Board members will leave others to be available at the Pres-
byterian, Lutheran, Methodist, Eden Praire and Bush Lake
Baptist churches, the Y, Kramers, Glenview Dairy, Brown's Store,
Morants, Skelly station and all places listed on the schedule.
Arrangements with Harry Picha was to check with the School Board on the use of
School the school and equipment, bus and insurance, the same as for
last summerts recreation program. s
Terms of Park Board The Secretary read a communication from Village Clerk James
Members Brown, stating the length of terms of the appointed members.
According to it, Howard Merrimants term expires Jan. t67,
F. Blacklock Jan. 168, Nygaard Jan. 169.
Letter from Mr. Don Nygaard read a letter from Mr. Kodet inqui3ing about the
L. B. Kodet possibility of acquiring
g playground land near his neighborhood.
The Secretary was instructed to write Mr. Kodet that the Board
would meet with him and others at the site described in his
letter on July 11 at 8:00 p.m.
Dark budget for 1967 was discussed.
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M/Merriman, S/Anderson that the meeting be adjourned. Carried.
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Frances Blacklock, Secretary go
NEXT MEETINGQ July 11 - Second Monday at land site
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Park & Recreation Candesion
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June 150 1966 ;
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Mr* L. Be Kaldet
6536 Eden Prairle Road
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Dear Mre Kodets
Your letter to the Village Counoil was presented at
the regular meeting of the Park and ReoreatLan Camiesion.
The Cammission win meet at 8100 pen. Monday, Ju]y U at
the Property described to us in your letter of April 31.
it yea or *one of the other nel&bors in your area would
• like to meet and talk with the Park Board* we will be s
A" to talk with You.
Thank you for your interest in parks and reoreatfon.
Don Nygaard• Chairman
Eden Prairie Park and Recreation Commission
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Mr. L. B. Kodet
6536 Eden Prairie -goad 55343
Eden Prairie, Minn.
Dear Mr. Kodet:
9 1966, requeasting the Village con-
The Council has received your letter con-
of 11 Aril, to advise you that the
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sideration on park lands in the Eden
OW8rto•theh Park aand Recreation Commission or
cil 'has requested the letter b Of ac--
a stud of the area and re methodsoodstof Council
nincinsz8the acquisition.
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quiring land and recommendations on met
nk You for your concern for the village andassure that your request will be
He the y tl as possible.
( considered by all concerned as Ps'omr Y
Sincerely,
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James C. Brown, Clerk
VILLAGE OF EDEN PRAIRIE
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To: The Eden Prairie Village Council
From: The Eden Prairie Park and Recreation Commission l
At our May 2 meeting it was moved, seconded and carried that
we request of the Council an opinion by the Village Engineer
on the grading of the four acres of village property east of the
Methodist Church for an all-purpose neighborhood recreation area.
Rev. Alden Kieski of the Methodist Church appeared at our meeting
to inquire about this land, saying that nearby residents would
very likely be interested in helping to improve the land for a
�. play area if the basic grading were done. By "grading" we do
not imply bringing all the land up to one level, but smoothing
the surface and taking out the rough spot& From Rev. Kieskils
report, it is too rough to be used for games.
Frances ffiacklock, Secretary
cc Rev. Alden Kieski
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Tot The Eden Prairie Village Council
From: The Eden Prairie Park and Recreation Commission
At the May 2. 1966 meeting of the Eden Prairie Park
and Recreation Commsission. the following motion was
made. seconded and carried: y
The Eden Prairie Park and Recreation Cambsion reaffirms
its support of the Hennepin County Park Reserve District
program and their plp posed acquisition in Eden Prairie.
In our opinion the best Und usage of the area north of
Anderson Lakes between Highway 5 and the lake is for parks,
or recreation.
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Frances ffiacklock. Secretary
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Tot The Eden Prairie Planning and Zoning Commission
Froms The Eden Prairie Park and Recreation Commission
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At the May 2. 1966 meeting of the Park and Recreation �
Commission. the following motion was made. seconded and
carried:
The Eden Prairie Park and Recreation Commission reaffirms
its support of the Hennepin County Park Reserve District
program and their proposed acquisition in Eden Prairie.
In our opinion the best land usage of the area north of
Anderson Lakes between Highway 5 and the lake is for parks
or recreation.
Frances Hlacklock. Secretary
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