2004-03-01 Park Board Minutes
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City of Albertville
Park & Recreation Board Minutes
March 1, 2004
Albertville City Ball
6:00 PM
PRESENT: Councilmember LeRoy Berning, Councilmember Dorothy Rich, Park & Rec.
Superintendent Tim Guimont, and Recording Secretary Terri Hedquist.
Absent: None
SHELTER CONTRIBUTION
Discussed the St. Michael/Albertville shelter/concessions/storage area. How much does the City
of Albertville want to contribute to this project? It was recommended that we contribute $25,000
to this project. The consensus was that the City would contribute 25% up to $25,000.
TOWNE LAKES PARK
The park to be located in Towne Lakes will be called Hamburg Park, as stated in the
Comprehensive Park & Recreation Plans.
Presented ideas for the Towne Lakes Park to Dave Hempel. Tennis Courts were discussed and
the maintenance involved with the upkeep of the courts.
Dave Hempel presented exhibit P for the Towne Lakes Park. Estimated cost for all
improvements is $245,300.
SCOREBOARD
Discussed installing two scoreboards, equipped with remote radio controls for the softball fields
located at the City Park. The estimated cost would be $10,300-$11,700.
Would like to ask Council if $7,500 of funds previously donated by the Jaycees could be used
for a new score board and contributing an additional $1,600 for a wireless control. Would also
like to ask the Knights ofColumbus to make a donation to the project. We would then recognize
the Jaycees and Knights of Columbus with a sign on the scoreboard.
OTHER DISCUSSION
Discussed having neighborhood sports. Children would get together in the neighborhood for a
casual game of baseball, soccer, etc. Would like to see all parks utilized for the community.
Would like to work with Sandy at FYCC to coordinate parks and their activities.
Frisbee Golf quotes were discussed for Winter Park.
Ice Arena locker rooms and construction of the building, briefly discussed.
Meeting closed at 7:00 p.m.
Next meeting will be held May 3, 2004, at 7:00 p.m.
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EXHmIT P
Developer shall, at its own expense, provide and install the following improvements
to the future Park to be located on Outlot G of said Plat:
IMPROVEMENT
ESTIMA TED COST
Park Design
Grading, sod, seeding and irrigation
Park plantings & trees
Park shelter (24'x24')
Electrical/Irrigation/housing
Bulletin Kiosks
Historic Plaques
Barbecues (2)
Basketball hoops (2)
Park Benches (6)
Player benches (4)
Trash Receptacles (2)
Picnic/game Tables (6)
Drinking Fountain (1)
Play Structure (med size)
Bike racks (2)
Pond Fountain
Parking Lots (2-20 stall lots)
Soccer Goals (4)
Seasonal Ornamental Lighting
Park Maintenance (2 years)
$5,000
$60,306
$33,300
$12,500
$ 9,408
$ 7,000
$ 1,500
$ 1 ,000
$ 2,500
$ 5,071
$ 2,165
$ 850
$ 3,876
$ 2,500
$30,500
$ 600
$10,000
$41,400
$ 2,000
$ 2,500
$11 ,324
Total
$245,300
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Towne Lakes Park
Sign - Park Name
Hamburg Park (according to Comp Plan)
(Neighborhood Playground called Crow River Park)
Comp Plan says Hamburg Park has:
Basketball Ct, Hockey Rink/Ice Skating (warming house), Tennis Ct, Playground,
Picnic Shelter or Gazebo, Picnic tables/seating, Parking, Restroom, Drinking
Fountain, Trails, Wildlife area
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Buildings
Gazebo with picnic tables
Landscaping
Trees -?
Equipment Needed
Soccer Field
2 Tennis Courts
Shuffle Board
Horse Shoes
Play Structure
Sprinkler System
Fence
(Make similar to Oakside Park)
-goals
-nets
-shuffle board with lines, sticks, disk
-horse shoe pit, goals
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