HomeMy WebLinkAboutPark and Recreation Advisory Commission Packet 02-14-198501 lith Park and Recreation Advisory Commission
Reguyar Maeting of February !4, 1985, 7:30 p.m,
Plymouth City Center Council Chambers
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Approval of`Minutes
3. Visitor Presentations
a. Athletic Associations
bi Staff - Mark .Peterson (,Overview of Park Maintenance Programs)
Steve Cook: (Overview of Forestry Program)
c. Others
4. Report on Past Council Action
a Comprehensive Plan Amendment Approved
b. 1985 Fee Schedule Approved
5. Unfinished Business
ai. Annual Report (Requires motion to approve and send to Council.)
b Community Center Update - see Memo from Mayor (1985 Objectives)
c. Parkers Lake Update
d'. Neighborhood Park Improvements Update
6. New Business
a. Discuss 1985 PRAC Training Ideas
D.
7'. Commission Presentation
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Park and Recreation Advisory Commission
January 10, 19$5
Page l
Present! Chair Threinen, Cortmissioners Chesebrough, Edwards, Mullan, Reed and
LaTour; staff Blank, Brown, Busch, Patterson and Pederson
Absent: Commissioner Beach
Due to lack of a quorum at 7;30 p.m., it was decided; to begin the meet-
Ong with a staff presentation from Rick Busch. Warming houses opened
December 20th, after a.few days' delay due to warm weather, and ice
conditions have been good. Minter 4 -man hockey and co-rec broomball
are underway, as well as 3 -man basketball, S -man -basketball and volley-
ball leagues,. Commissioner Reed asked about the progress of the ice-
man triathalon, and Rick stated that Ruth would be discussing that
program during her presentation later in the meeting.
5. PUBLIC HERRING AMENDMENTS TO THE COMPREHENSIVE PARK. AND TRAIL SYSTEM PLANS
Chair Threinen opened the public hearing at 7:36 p.m. and introduced
Director Eric. Blank, who gave a brief presentation on the proposed amend-
ments, by explaining each one and pointing them out on a map.
Ken Peterson, residing at 1325 Kingsview Lane, stated that his main
concerns involved the development of Parkers Lake City Park, and the
impact that development may have: on the residents currently living on
the lake. He requested that the City re -consider any proposed activities
that may generate too much traffic on the lake. He then gave Chair Threinen
several copies of letters submitted by other concerned residents.
Chair Threinen pointed out that, at this time, it is premature to make any
definite plans for Parkers. Lake City Park._ She indicatedthat there will
be planning meetings in the future, specifically to discuss Parkers Lake,
and that Mr. Peterson could expect to receive an ivivitation to those meetings.
Neil `Gustafson, residing at 5185 Holly Lane, made a presentation to the
Commission and staffs with; the use of maps and the overhead projector,
asking them to consider eliminating a proposed trail running west from the
Plymouth Gun Club to Peony Lane, just south of 55th Avenue. He indicated
that he owns a 2.1 -acre parcel in this area, and that the trail', as proposed,
would run across a portion of that parcel. He further indicated that this
area is mostly marsh, and is often under water, and that it would be far
too costly for any developer to fill it to a level that would support a
trail. He also pointed out that ane. of the objectives of the Comprehen-
sive Plan was to ``protect natural resources, such as flood plains.:
from development," and that any plans; to put a trail here would be in
direct conflict with that objective
Chair Threinen commented that this trail was originally proposed to provide
access to Egan Park, and that any development: of this nature probably would
not take place for many years perhaps as late as the year 2,000. She
suggested that staff visit the site, and perhaps make some suggestions
for an alternate route for this proposed trail.
Bill Ramsey, residing at 1215 Kingsview Lane, came before the Commission
to comment on the development of Parkers Lake City Park, and in particular,
the development of a swimming beach on the north end of the rake. It is,
his feeling that excessive amounts of sand would be required in order to
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develop a swimming beach here, and that the DNR probably would not approve
of adding the amount of sand required.,
Chair Threinen, again, reiterated that spr-cial planning meetings would be
held in the future regarding Parkers LakL City Park and that Mr. Ramsey
Mould be invited to attend.
Being no additional speakers, Chair Threinen closed the public hearing
at 8:14 p.m.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COMMISSIONER CHESEBROUGH AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER
LATOUR,TO APPROVE THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE COMPREHENSIVE PARK AND
TRAIL SYSTEM PLANS AS OUTL>INED IN A MEMO FROM STAFF DATED JANUARY 4, 1485.
The cmtion carried with all ayes.
1. CALL TO ORDER
Chair Threinen called `the regular portion of the January meeting to order
at 8:15 p.m. in the City Center Council Chambers
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Commissioner Chesebrough corrected item 5 in the December minutes regarding
the, iceman, triathalon, pointing out that the snowshoe race will be 3K
gather than 3.5K as stated in the minutes. A MOTION WAS MADE BY COMMISSIONER
MULLAN AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER EDWARDS TO APPROVE TUE DECEMBER MINUTES
AS CORRECTED. The motion carried with all ayes.
3. VISITOR PRESENTATIONS
a. Athletic Associations. No representatives were present at this meeting.,
b. Staff. Ruth stated that plans for the: iceman triathalon ,dere proceeding
smoothly and.fliers advertising it Were being .,;tributed. Burger King
in Plymouth will be a co-sponsor. The events are being divided into
five age classes for both male and female, and all finishers will
receive a jersey.; Winners will receive a medalion. Commissioner
Mullan asked; if this event was receiving any special press attention..
Commissioner Chesebrough responded that an article had appeared in..
the Plymouth: Post, as Well as the Star and Tribune's Sunday edition.
Chair Threinen asked how the $25 entry fee was determined, and Ruth
stated that other groups who had sponsored triathalons and marathons
in the past had charged similar fees.
Ruth then discussed the Channel '11 Health Fair, which will beheld
at the City -Center on Wednesday, March 6, Ruth is proposing to hold
it during the hours cf 3:00 to 9;00 p.m. Chair Threinen suggested
that Ruth contact the Sunset Hill PTO group for any comments or
suggestions they might have, since they sponsored a Health,Fair
site last year and,felt that it,was not very successful.
Mary handed out copies of the Janu?ry brochure, explaining that it's
delivery to the r6 --,idents had been delayed due to a new regulation
imposed by the .postal service requil•ing that the brochure first go
to the 'downtown ;post office. She informed the Commission that 70
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people attended. the January 8 free cross-country indoor ski clinic
sponsored by Hennepin County Park Reserve District and the Minneapolis
Star and Tribune. Over 120people had registered to attend.
Mary then discussed a new program that she has been researching for
approximately a year -and -a -half on the corporate use of recreation
programs. She indicated that larger companies such as Prudential,,
Honeywell', C,ener4l+ Mills, etc,, usually have the financial resources
to hire full-time staff to provide and/or plan recreational programs
for their employees, and that what we are proposing is to assist
and/or offer smaller companies the same opportunity to participate:
in recreational activities. ` These activities could include such
things as exercise programs, volleyball, dancing, weight control,'
smoking cessation., etc. She agreed to keep PRAC informed on the
progress of this program.
Director Blank informed'the Commission that he intends to add the
City forester, the park and environmental supervisor and the senior
program coordinator to the line-up of staff that make presentations
to PRAC every month.. He is considering putting them on a rotating
basis, with only two of them making presentations at each meeting.
This would then eliminate the need for all of them to be present
at every meeting. The procedure would begin with the February
meeting, and it is anticipated that each presentation would take
no more than 15 minutes. PRAC was in favor of this suggestion,
and added that if one of the staff, not scheduled to attend, had
important news to convey, he/she could send it via the person
making his/her scheduled presentation.
4. REPORT ON PAST COUNCIL ACTION,
At their January 7 meeting, the Council approved the 1,985 park and
trail projects and the use of park dedication funds as proposed. by PRAC
at their December, meeting,
6. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
a Communit Center Update., Director Blank indicated that private; financing
oa communityt enter is still being researched including tax laws, long-
term tax shelters,, and how that would affect a transaction such as this.
b. Annual Re rt.
ommiss overs Chesebrough and Threinen questioned whether or not
the. Goals and Objectives section of the annual report should be moved
to the beginning, rather than being the last section of the report.
Commissioner Chesebrough also wondered if an analysis of flow well
PRAC did on attaining their goals and objectives should be written
Chair Threinen suggested that sentences be made complete., or else
begin with the word "to." Since PRAC has had little success in
meeting goal #9, it was decided to re=phrase that statement to
meet with the Planning Commission when necessary to review plans
that are inconsistent." It was also suggested that the last sentence,
regarding meeting in April, be dropped. Goal #10 should be changed
to read "meet twice annually with. Plymouth's City Council if
warranted." Goal #13 should be titled "Comprehensive Park and
Trail Plans," and the first sentence should read "To review and
update as needed the Comprehensive Park and Trail Plans." Final
Fmc minutes or oanuary iu, ivw5
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copies of the annual report, with the suggested corrections and addi-
tions, will be available for the February meeting,
7. NEW BUSINESS
a, Park Facilit Rental Policies and Fee Schedule. Director Blank noted
t'at the rental policies and, Ifee schedule are the same as last year,
with the, proposed, addition of a PA system rental and; scoreboard rental.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY COMMISSIONER EDWARDS AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER
CRESEBROUGH-TO APPROVE THE PARK FACILIT'Y RENTAL POLICIES AND FEE
SCHEDULE AS PRESENTED BY STAFF INA MEMO FROM RICK BUSCH DATED
JANUARY 7, 1985. The motion carried with all ayes.
b. Town Meeting. A town meeting with "thee residents around the area east
o Me is ne Lake is scheduled for January 14. Two of the items being
discussed are Middle East park ,and the regional trailalong East
Medicine Lake Boulevard.
8. COMMISSION PRESENTATION
Chair Threinen discussed a copy of a memo she received from Mayor venport
to the City Council regarding the possibility of limiting the leng 3 of
time, or number of consecutive toms an individual serves on commissions
and boards.
The next two Commission meetings are scheduled for February is and March 14.
Commissioner Chesebrough asked i'f the problem of people breaking through
the barriers at the East Beach for ice fishing purposes had been solved.
Director Blank stated that an area north of the east beach had been
opened to accommodate the eager angiers. Fte also pointed out that at
the west beach, approximately 10 feet from the planned i•ce fishing access,
someone had; used a chain saw to cut off poles ha'iding a chain barri;.er,
in order to create a second, unplanned access.
1. STAFF COMMUNICATION
Director Blank announced that Skiing in Plymouth is January 19th at
Plymouth Creek Park.
10. ADJOURNMENT
rhe meeting adjourned at 9:34 p.m..
CITY CSF PLYMOUTH
3110 PLYMOUTH BLVD., PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA 5447
TELEPHONE (612) 559-2800
DATE: 3anuary 22, 1955
MEMO
TO: Betty Threinen 1
FROM: David J. Davenport, Mayor
SUBJECT 1955 MAYOR/COUNCIL OBJECTIVES
Each year the Mayor and City Council establish a list of work
objectives for the coming year. The list establishes Council policy
priorities for the coming year.
While the objectives are established by the Council, the actual
accomplishment of these objectives is a joint effort involving the
cooperation of Comimisslon members, City staff and City Council.
Attached are the 1955 Mayor/Council objectives adopted by the Council
on December 17, 1984.
As Park &Recreation Advisory Commission Chair, I would like to, direct
your attention to Objective. Number 3. This objective will require
your participation in order, to be completed. Members of the staff
will prepare the appropriate materials in order that this item, can be
considered by the coMmission in a timely fashion. With your help we
can jointly accomplish our 1955 objectives.
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3. W,ijwaith Caiwnity Center: Pads 8 A Cawnnity Center Task Force deter- creme hook- 92/31/85
Recreation mined that a read roosted for a cxr,- bion i g
A. Continue to develop inforwdtion on coinmity Advisory amity center. The Plan presented to owasmuinity Centers
Centers for review, by the Paris and Recreation Canis cion/ the City electorate was not supporl'ed In gereval and
Advisory Cmission and City Council. Specific Paris & Nec. and additional Informstlon is neaaed specifically omv-
ocsns deratien should be given to sale • lease Director to better Worm the eosrrudty z to maty needs,
bade or other creative Mweing options. the potential advatages a a cow desires and
amity center. A Spring 9995 cow scptxnut.
amity s s'vq way provide additional
infoencation on c nerundty attitudes
and aooeptacv a of at cownmity oftftr.
4. ConwniciAlo ns with the public City S.bstarrt al ioprovam t has been made 1) Detasdne 3/31/95
Krurr in one last several years- in nether or not tike
A. The Cantil and staff are aAwitted to making carsrarrirrting with the public via the Plymouth an Parade
impravesetits in the ability to effectively Plyccnuth an Parade booklet. should be vAde
eundeate with; tine pcblte. In this regard ` ana Neighborhood type meetings have also Wrie frequent,
the Plymouth an Parade booklet should be been Institutionalized via the tan pblication,• and
reviewed to, detendne 4other or not it would meting concept. With lnaeased 2) evaluate need
be advisable to Increase the issues frac sin to population there is a potential for Increased
eight or, snore per yew. growth _ in the mmher of calis for staff effort In
info ation and inqudry. The growth the area of
B. by roved sec#naniss for the handling of citizen of this activity continues to responding to
inquiries and miplaints via personal contacts, outstrip the present staff ogmdty citizen inquiries.
eocreapondenoe and telephone. to adequately and effectively req=d'
to the needs of the citizens for
reasonable ird'armatton.
CITY OF PLYMOUTH
3400 PLYMOUTH BLVD., PLYMOUTH,," MINNESOTA 55447
TELEPHONE 612) 559-2801
MEMS
DATE: Febnuaxy 13, 1985
TO: PRAC
FROM: RecAea. tion Sta J -
SUBJECT: Catendan o6 Evert
Date Event Location Time
TZC,, Feb. 15 M—y-tme i iscoveay a Shetten
717.
75am-12 DO p,;;
60-hfinute Wohkout Via.ion of Glohy 9:00am-10:00am
Aehob.ic Dancing St. Philip/Deacon 10: 45am-11:45am
FAiday kilt Fever PitgrL-m Ln Etem., 7:OOpm- 9:OOpm
Adaptive Rec.
Sat, Feb. 16 Jazze,*c iae Ptymouth Jn High 9:45am-10:45am
Cantoon.ing W€JH Ant Room 9:00am-10:00am
Women' 1s Sodybuilding Wayzata. Sr High 10:0 0arrr-12 : 00 pm
Sun, Feb. 17 Co-Rec Bhoombatt Leag. PQymouth Cheek 1:00pm- 6:00pm
6.inat games)
Open Gym WotZybatt Ptymouth Racquet Ce. 6:00pm- 7 30pm
NHPAA Bo y.6 &4ke;tbaU
Tournament. An.mSUong St High 9:00am- 6:00pm
Mon, Feb. IS Att Day Skate Ch.eapskate/Xitka. 8 :OOam- 5:00pm
Pt ymouth Sen.ioh Ctub Web t Med Lk CC 12: 00pm
Your Boot Hockey Tnnmt. Plymouth C.teek 10:00am
cheduCed date to ce:ose wanm4ng hou6e6)
Tde, Feb. 19 Teeny Tumbtens V,&sion o f Gtohy 1'0:15am-10:50am
60-Uinute Wohkout Vi,6.ion oS GZohy 9: 00am-10:OOam
Youth Dance Bi4chv. ew Etem. 3 : 4 Spm- 6:4 5pm
Adapt. Cneati.ve Mvmnt. Hammen Ra idence 6: 55pm- 7: 55pm
American Karate Wayzata Sh High 5:30pm- 6:30pm-
Jazrenc e Greenwood Etem. 6:00pm- 7::00pm
Aemb.ic Dancing: = Zachary Seem. 6: 30pm- 7 34pm
Open &vske. bat Ptymouth Jr High 6:00pin- 8::00pm
Open Voteybatt Ptymouth JA High _ 8:OO;am-lO OOpm
Wed, Feb. 20 Seni.on Tax .As s:usx. City Cen.ten: 10: 00cm- 2 : 00pm
Seniom ftidge Games St. Maky'-6 1:00pm- 3:00pm
Pta.ytime Diseovexy NoAwe6t Bank 9:1 Sam-10: 45am
Youth Dance P,ieg.4im Ln Etem. 5:30pm-- 6:30pm
Teeny TumbZm Pitgn m Ln Etem., 6: 35pm- 7: `15pm
AdultSki TAip Wetch V.r age 8:0'0am- 4:30pm
Jazzenc%se Ptymouth Jn High 6: 36pm- 7 30pm
Ae ob.ic Danctng W.iddten Etem. 6:00pm- 7:00pm
Aehobic Dancing- St. Philip/Deacon 10: 45am-11:45am
A New Beginning Greenwood Etem. 6:30pm- 7:30pm
Ca.Zendan o6 Events
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Date Evint Locattiokt Time
Feb. 20 3 -'ffin: BaMetbat. Leag. 6;00 10 4Opm
3-Plan Ba..6hetbatZ Leag. Plymouth J& High 6:00pm-10:00pm
PITS Ctub Oala000d EZem. 3: 15pm- 5:00pm
Watenpoto WEJH Poo Z- 30pi:- 9 30pm
Thu, Feb. 21 Fnehg y M,6.uta:nce City CenteA 10: 00am- 4:=00pm
Sen.caw6 Bachman '.6 Tuux
Youth fiance Oakwood Hem. 3:30pm- 5:30pm
Bneakdanc ng Sunset #LiU EZem. 6:00pm- 7:00pm;
Ame.kicon Kande Wayzata Sn High 5:30pm- 6:30pm
Jazzehc i se, G&eenwood Hem. 6: 00pm- 7: 00pn
Aerobic Dancing Zachary EZem. 6:30pm- 7:30pm
rAi, Feb. 22 Wayzata Sen.LoA Cf-ub Me,6,s.iah Meth. Chun.ch 12:00pm
Piaytime Dibcovexy Oakwood SheCten 9:15am.-12: 00pm
60-Minute Wmkout Vi6 ion o6 Gtoncl 9 : 00aun-10:00am
Aenabic Dancing St. Phitip/Deacon 10:45am-11:45am
Getaway Tip L iztee Six Bingo 1 l : 30am- 6:00p a _
Fic iday N.i te: Fever P.i.taAim Lane EK.em. 7: 00pm- 9: 00pm
Adaptive Rec.)
Sat, Feb. 2.3 JazzeAc"e Plymouth. JA High 9:45am-10:45am
CaAtoont.ng WEJf! Ant Room 9:00am-10: 00am
Gymna,sti;e..6 Wayzata S,% High 9:00am- 3::25pm
SFii, TAip AAton A.Zp6 8:00am- 5:30pm
Women',6 BodybuiZd%ng Wayzata Sn High 10: 00am-12: 00,um
Sun, Feb. 24 Open Gym WaUybaU Ptymouth, Racquet C.Z. y:OOpm- 7:30pm
end o6 wtt. se6zion)
Mon, Feb. 25 Sen.iotus Film in .the
A teAnoon St. blaky's 12:00pm
Aenob c Dancing'/Jun.ions WEJH Gym 5:00pm- 6:00pm
Jazzeh.c use Ptymouth It High 6:00pm- 7: 00pm
Amb.ic Dancing Wid6ten E.Zem. 6:00pm- 7 00pm
A New Beginning Greenwood EZem. 6:30pm- 7:30pm
Uno66. VotteybaU Leag. WEJH Gym 6:00pm-10':00pm
Men's Open 8a6 ke tba t WEJH 6 : 00pm- 8:00 pm
PoweA VotteybaU Leag. Ptymouth Jn High 6:00pm-10:00pm
Community Band WWJH° 7:00pm- 9:00pm
Tue, Feb. 26 Teeny Tumbtvtz Vi6.ion oS G.Zony 10:15am-10:50am
60-Minute Wonfwut V.u6.ion o6 G.Zony 9:00am-10:00am
Youth Dance BiAchview Hem. 3:45pm- 6:45pm
Adapt. CAeative Mvmnt. Hammen Re.6.idence 6:55pm- 7:55pm
Ame scan Karate Wayzata SnL High 5:30pm- 6:30pm
Jazzenci,6e Greenwood Etem. 6:00pm- 7:00pm
Aerobic Dancing Zachary Eeem. 6:30pm- 7::30pm
Open •Gvtn Ba sketbaU Plymouth JA- High 6: 00pm- 8: 00pm
Open Gym VoUeybaU Plymouth Jn High 8: OOpm-10 00pm
Wed, Feb. 27 Sen.iot Tax M4"t. City Center 10: 00am- 2 :00pm
Sen ox6 Midge Games St. lkwLy's 1: 0 0 pm- 3 : OO pm
P.Zayxime Discovery Nonwe,6t Bank 9:15am-10:45am
Youth. Dance P>ifgAim Lane Hem. 5:30pm- 6:30pm
Cdtgndax, o6 'Events
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Date Event Location Time
Feb. 27 iey Tumb.ZegnmLane Etem. 6;-f5pm- 7:15pm
Adutt Ski TAip Sp<ilrU Mountain 6:20am- 8:00pm
Jazzeneibse Ptymouth 1% High 6:30pm- 7::30pm
Amb.ic Dancing W idAten Etem. 6:00pm- 7:00pm
A New Beginning Greenwood Etem. 6:30pm- 7:30pm
Aehobic Dancing St. PhtUP/Deacon 10:45am-11:45am
PITS Ctub Oakwood Etem. 3:15pm- 5::00pm
Watenpoto WEJH Poo.Z 8 : 30pm- 9 : 30pm
5-Man lBaskptbaU Leag. WEJH Gym 6:00pm-10:00pm
ina.e games)
3-Man Ba6ke>tba.ZZ Leag,, Pecmouth Jn High 6: 00pin-10; 00pm
Thu, Feb. 28 Energy A66.i6tance City Centeh 10:00am- 4:00pm
Youth Dance Oakwood Hem. 3:30pm- 5:30pm
Bneakdanc%ng Sun6et HiiU Etem. 6:00pm- 7:00pm
Amenica.n Karate Wayzata St High 5:30pm- 6:30pm
Jazze ci6e Greenwood Etem. 6:00pm- 7:00pm
Aetob:ic Dancing Zachary Etem. 6:30pm- 1:30pm
FAi, AbA. 1 Ptaytime D.vseoveny Oakwood' She.tten 9:15am--12:00pm
60-Minute wankout' V. s. on of Gtony 9:00am-10:00am
Aenob.ic Dancing St. PhUipIDeacon 10: 45am-11:: 45am
Fni.day N.ite Fever Pitgnim Ln Etem. 7:00pm- 9:00pm
Sat, Mme.. 2 CaAtooni,ng; WEJH Acct Room 9:00am-10:00am
Gymna6tic-5 Wayzata St High 9:00am- 3`:25pm
Jaz7enc i 6e Ptymouth Jn High 9:45am-10:45am
Uomen'6 Bodybuitding Wayzata: Sn High 10: 00am-12:00pm
Ski Trip Wetch V<i,Uage 8: 00am- 5: 30pm
Mon, Mac 4 Oven 55" C:Zub St. Maty '.6 12:00pm
AeAob.ic Dancing/Juniors WEJH 5:00pm- 6:00pm
JazzenczAe Ptymouth J& Nigh 6:30pm- 7:30pm
Aenob.ic Dancing Widszen Etem. 6:00pm- m- 7: 00pm
A New Beginning Greenwood ftem. 6:30pm- 7::30pm
Community Band WWJH 7:00pm-- y i,,,1
Uno6 j. Vo.PteybaU Leag. WEJH Gym 6: 0 0 pm - iu%Oti.1011",
Men's Open Ba6ketbaU WEJH 6:00pm- 8:00;::,.;
Power„ Vo.ZZ.eyba22 League Ptymouth J& High 6:00pm-10:00pm
j.inae game3
Tue, M1an. 5 60-Minute Workout V.i6ion of Gtoty q:00am--10:00am
Youth Dance B.ucchv.iew Etem. 3:45pm 6:45pm
Adapt. CiLeative Mvmnt. Hammell Re6.idence 6:55pm- 1:55pm
Jazzercuse Greenwood Etem. 6:00pm- 7:001v
Aerobic Dancing Zachary Etem. 6:30pm- 730pm
Ame4 i.can Kaft ate Wayzata Sr High 5 : 30pm- 6:30pm
Open Gym Ba6ketbaU Plymouth It High 6:00pm- 8:00pm
Open Gym Votteyba Z Ptymouth Jn High 8:00pm-10:00pm
Wed, Mar. 6 Sen%ou Tax A66-u6t. City Center: 10:00am- 2:00pm
SentoAA Bridge Games St. Mco y'6 1: 00pm- 3: 00pm
Adult Ski TAi:p Spi 4t Mountain 6:20am- 8:00pm
Youth Dance Pitgtim Lane 5:30pm- 6:30pm
Catendat of Events
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Date Event Location
WeU—, Mat. 6eT ny Tumbteugnm, Ln Etem
Aerobic, Dancing W.cdsten FT.em.
Aen.obic Dancing St. Ph<itin/Deacon
Jazzenc ise Ptymouth 1% Hig1x
A, New, Beginning Gteemwod Etem.
Time
Spm- 7:15pm
6:00pm- 7:00pm
10,45am-11:45am
6:30pm- 7:30pm
6.30pm- 7:30pm
Wayzata. St High
Wayzata Soccex Ctab
9::00pinRegistnation
6: 001-rn-10: 00pm3-A1an &6ketbatt Leag.
3:00pm-
J.inat, gawe s )
Oakwood Stem.
Ch.annet 11 Heatth FaiA
5::00pmPITSCtub
3:30pm- Watenpoto
Thu, Man. 7 EneAgy A6.6istance 4:00pm
Youth; Vance 3:30pm-
Meandancing Sunset HiU Rem
American Karate
7:00pm
Jaz zercibe
5: 30 pm-
Aenob.ic Dancing
FAi., Man.. k 60 -Minute Wankout
7:00pm
Aenob.i.c Dancing
6:30pm-
FAiday N.cte Tevelc.
5 : 30pm-
Wayzata Sen.ion Ctub
Sat, &k&. 9 CaAtooning
Gneemvo,, d Etem.
Gymna!stich
7:00pm
JazzuLcis e
6:30pm-
Women's Sa dybuit-c i.ng
P.1'ymouth JA High
Wayzata &uebattlSo6z-
8::00pm
baa Regist4at%.on
Sun, Man. 10 Open Gym WaUyba,U
Mon., Mat. 11 Seniox6' Cojsee and
Ve6 s ent
Aerobic Dancing/Juniots
Jazzenr iAe
Aenobic Dancing
A New Beginning
CommuniAy Band
Men.' z Wh,i j 6tebatt Leag.
UnoJ6. Voiteybatt Leag.
Men' .6 Open Bays ketbaft
Tue, Mat. 12 Youth Vance
Adapt. Cn.eati,ve Mvmnt.
AmeA i can Ka4ate
60-Ati.nute *Akout
Jazzencise
Aenob.c Dancing
Open Gym Bas ketba2,
Ope.t Gym Votteybatt
Time
Spm- 7:15pm
6:00pm- 7:00pm
10,45am-11:45am
6:30pm- 7:30pm
6.30pm- 7:30pm
Wayzata. St High 6:30pm- 9::00pin
P.eymou th Jn High 6: 001-rn-10: 00pm
City Center 3:00pm- 9::00pm
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CITY OF PLYMOUTH
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3400 PLYMOUTH BLVD., PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA 55447
TELEPHONE, (612) 559-2800
February 11 1885 MEM
DATE, F y
TO: FRAC
FROM; Eric Blank;
SUBJECT 1985 PRAC Trainfi';
Betty Threinen asked that we include this item on the February agenda,;
so that PRAC could discuss what type of training they might be interested
in pursuing in 1985.
It has been traditional for the last five years that PRAC have at least
one special meeting or set aside one meeting night devoted to better
educating PRAC members to deal with the issues they face on the Park
and Recreation Advisory Commission.
The last training session we had, you might recall, was led by Don
Brauer, futurist, and we spent approximately two -and -a -half hours
discussing how a futurist prepares himself to review potential issues,
and more specifically, how to address which issues will be important
in the future.
If you have run across any interesting speakers or articles, books, etc,,
that may lend themselves to a PRAC training session, please fiat down
these ideas, and bring them with you to the meeting Thursday night,
so that we can cowpile a list of potential subject matters for staff
and 'PRAC to review and select from.
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i Submitted below on this 'resident feedback form, is a resident's suggestion
for namiha the Middle Last neighborhood park:, for your review and consid-
eration. onsideration
AGENDA
PL M0 M Tow IEETINGt
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3anuary %, MS
4; I. INTRODUCTIONS Nay(or David 3.. Davenport
II. STAM REPORTS ON ISSUES OF INTEREST - City Department Heads
III QUESTIONS FRON RESIDENTS IN ATTENDANCE
IV. CLOSINC'CONNENTS Nayor David 3. davenport
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RESIDENT FEEDBACK FOlw
Please use this form if you have a question or concern which you would like
the City to investigate. If you provide your name, address and phone
number, we will advise you of our actions and findings with respect to your
concern.
NATURE OF CONCERN/PROPERTY ADDRESS INVOLVED:'
ACTION YOU DESIRE THE CITY TO TAKE:
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NAME OF'CONCERNED RESIDENTS
ADDRESS OF RESIOENT:
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PARK tt RECREATION ADVISORY COMMISSION - CITE' OFPLYMOUTH
Name & District Telephone No. Term Expires
Betty Threinen Chairperson R. 559-9271.. 1/31/86
5860 Lawndale Lane-73Z10. 473.
Plymouth $5446
Steve Chesebrough Vice Chair R. 559-0059 1/31/88
3615 Evergreen Lane 0. 540-7146
Plymouth 55441
Judy LaTour R. 473-8183 1/31/88
1500 Weston Lane
Plymouth, MN 55447
Carol Beach District #2 R. 473-,8245 1/31./88
325 Merrimac Lane 0, 473-eZ45
Plymouth 55447
John C. Mullan District #3 R. 559`-9205 1/31/88
11845 - 28th Ave. N'., 9. 332-0421
Plymouth 55447
Barbara Edwards District #4
li R. 545-1912 1/31/87
3935 Orleans Lane 0. 559-8000
Plymouth 55441
John Reed R. 559-2523 1/31186
1751 West Medicine Lake Drive. 0. 559-5632
Plymouth, 55441
Eric Biankw Director of Parks and Recreation
Meetings are held the Second Thursday of the month at 7:30 p.m. In the Council
Chambers. Members are appointed for three-year terns expiring January 31st
of that year. The Chairman shall, be appointed by the Mayor from among the
members of the Commission and, shall serve for a term of one year.
January 10, 1985
Dractor of Parks and Recreation
City of Plymouth
I. 34,00 Plymouth Building
Plymouth, Minnesota 55447
Dear Sir:
We, along with many of our neighbors, have strong concerns about
parts of the plans: for Parkers Lake.
For more than *Iaven years we have lived on the lake and have enjoyed
water skiing, and the full range of uses of the lake.
While we are in agreement that the north, west and south sides of the
lake should be a Park, we are concerned that the intensity of the
planned ;park activities will severly limit our use of the. lake,
We have invested a.great deal in.our home on Parkers Lake and would not.
want to see the City constrain our use; and enjoyment of the lake because
of the impact of these planned activities.
Si nc ely,,/
Kenneth C'. Petersoc,
1325 Kinsaview Lane
Plymouth,; Mn 55441
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Oanuary 7, 1985
Wactor of Parks & Recreation
City of Plymouth
3400 Plymouth Blvd,
Plymouth, MN 5544
Dear Sir:
We, the undersigned, hereby submit, for the pubic record, the following comments
with regard to the proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Park System Plan.
lith the proposed reclassification of the 'Parkers lake site from a "future city
park" to an "existing city park.", we feel it is the appropriate time to voice
our concerns over the proposed magnitude of this park development. It is the
propo"sed magnitude of this park development that we feel, will potentially limit
us., the current property owners, from exercising our riparian rights to the full
use of Parkers Lake, for which we have invested large amounts of both work and
money. We feel that some of the proposed features of the Parkers take Development
are either unsuitable for this particular lake, are unnecessary, or could be better
kttili ed at another city park facility (i.e. Medici'ne Lake Park), where they would;
not severly impact the existing property owners:. The features that are included
i,n the proposed plan that we feel are particularly inappropriate for this lake
are the canoe and paddleboat rental facilities. These facilities, along with.
the current level of general boating activity, would generate a level of traffic
totally inappropriate for this size lake
In summary, while we have no objections to the City utilizing its property as
a park, we do feel that this should be accomplished so as not to infringe on the
rights of the existing property owners to use Parkers Lake as they have for many
years with respect to fishing, water skiing, or general boating, and we intend
to use all legal means available to insure those rights.
Sincerely,
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Concerned Parkers La ee G
Property Owners
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Darrell L Larson
2810 Weston Lane
Plymouth, Minnesota 55447
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Plymouths Minnesota 55447`
gear Sir-., tr nr7r t:w
I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation
for a job well done by your Mr. Mark Peterson in regards to his maintain-
ing of our ice skating rink in the Maple Dell/Maple, Creek addition of
homes.
Z have the ,fortunate job of coaching a house league hockey team and some
of the kids live, in this area of homes. When we can get together we, can
expect to skate on this rink and we know that it will be cleaned off and
ready to go This excellent preperation of the ice given us a chance to
get additional ice time with no added expense or travel which are all
appreciate.;
In thesedays, of hussle and bussle it's sometimes easy, to forget to say
thank -you. T and particularly our kids would like to say thanks for a,
job well done.
Sincerely yours;
Darrell L. Larson
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