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4-27-1513 Q.P.E N 5i:.'. AND RECREATION COMMISSION Brookview Community Center Monday, April 27,2015 7.00 pm 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call — Roger Bergman Bob Mattison, Chair — Jerry Sandier 0 El a 01 07 T9147r. lll• 1 ZHEM�� EMIT M -490#1M. Z%ITi1tTl�! mm�= 6. Resolution to approve recognized Golden Valley Youth Athletic Associations: *Golden Valley Little League *Golden Volley Girls'Softboll *Park Volley United FC 'Armstrong -Cooper Youth BaseballAssocia *Armstrong -Cooper Youth Hockey *Cooper -Armstrong Girls'Fast Pitch 7. Community Center Update 8. Open Parcels Review 9. Metro Blue Line Extension Update 10. Next Scheduled Meeting - Memorial Day? 11. Staff Updates: a. Park Dedication Fees b. Park CIP Planning c. Sochacki- Park Kick -Off Event (June 11, 6-8 pm) Tentative d. Board & Commission Dinner June 10, 6:30 pm e. Hennepin County adopted updated bicycle plan f. New Registration System Issues g. Joint meeting with EC in June (BL station report, open parcels, and trails/sidewalks)? 12. Updates 1) Chair 2) Commission Members 13. Adjournment Items for Future Agendas Dan Freeman, Three Rivers Park Board update Park Signage Policy QF-j!Rte *A HehmAM C*yMey tr2ils and MOCA Youth Athletic Association's annual updates Park resources for residents in area north of 394 and west of 100 116s, docurwnt Vs ava,flat:0a Vnafternate fornots tpan a 72,,.h 'ur requesrt lease CaH 763�59.M,006 (ITT. 763. 593-3968) to ike Exarnps irifiiftermte ki�rirnat!.., r1layindude large print., die.droru ic, audkxissefte, etc,, G,011',DENVAil I EY OPE,hl SF%1[']E I@RRCREA 1`101N COWIRKStUNI Meeting Minutes March 23,201.5 11C.A.1 1 1.1.0 1.0 rdg.z.- Mattison called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm. 2. Roll Call: Present-, Commissioners John Cornelius, Bob Mattison, Gillian Rosenquist, Anne Saffert, Jerry Sandler, Dawn Speltz and Dan Steinberg. Director of Parks and Recreation, Rick Birno; anI Administrative Assistant, Sheila Van Sloun. 3 Ali �roval Of MintiteS' Diacen,'sber.. .......... .112 ................................... . .............................................................................................................................................................. .... 2 NIA MOTION: Moved by Steinberg andseconded by Sandler to approve the December 22 meeting minutes. Motion carried unanimously. 4. A wV 27- 7.?. 2014 1pen Committeg Miniihites Dcliiobc..�r, 201,11airsdDecembeK — MOTION: Moved by Steinberg and seconded by Sandler to accept the October 27 and December 22 Teen Committee meeting minutes. Motion carried unanimously. 5. 0SRC Annual ReID'Ort I ANSI III III W61011111 00# 0 -- - M1. " I f. Commurifty Center Update Birno said there is no new information to discuss. Sandler expressed concern about the Par 3 closing to accommodate a new community center. 1. Approve amendment to Open Space and Recreation Commissl2p-Pylaws Birno explained the city council made an adjustment to terms served for chair and vice -chair, whf allows for members to serve up to two consecutive years. I MOTION: Moved by Sandler and seconded by Cornelius to accept the amended Open Space arg Recreation Commission bylaws. Motion carried unanimously. I 8. Metro Blue I [ne Exteiins! , III ................................ . ........................... . ....... . ................ . .................................................................. 011)ggiclate Rosenquist said there will be one last open house in May where station planning concepts will be displayed. She added that there has been a lot of great public engagement in the past four months. Steinberg said the final version of the Environmental Impact Statement will come out in August of 2016. He said a firm in Golden Valley is writing the document and that the commission could meet with them to discuss the document before it's finalized. Mattison said the commission needs to stay on top of the issues they expressed concern about regarding the environmental impact statement. 9. Review and aXrove ug3dated Guidelines for Park and Facility Use Permits Birno explained the need and purpose of having guidelines for granting permits for facility use. He said it will be used for facility distribution. He would like to implement it right away and make changes to 1 t .. t e eV ej.;.. MOTION, Moved by Sandler and seconded by Cornelius to approve the updated Guidelines Park and Facility Use Permits. Motion carried unanimously. Minutes of the Open Space and Recreation Commission March 23, 2015 Page 2 10. SN"fl, UNA. sv"�,.5 ............................................. a., Sandburg Athletic Improvement Project- Birno displayed a map illustrating the project layout, which includes new trails, soccer fields, fencing, signage, parking, dugouts and concrete pads for bleachers. b. New registration software/brochure March 30 - Birno discussed the new registration softwa program, RecTrac. He said registration begins March 30. c. Sochacki/Mary Hills/Rice Lake JPA - Birno said the Joint Powers Agreement was approved b Golden Valley and Robbinsdale and the project is moving forward. d. Golf Bikes/Fling Golf - Birno said golf bikes have been ordered will arrive in a few weeks. Brookview will be the first course in Minnesota to offer them. He also said Brookview will be introducing Fling Golf, which is a cross between Lacrosse and golf, on the Par 3 course. He sa the concept is to help build business on the Par 3. e. Golf Leagues - Birno said for the first time in ten years, all the leagues are full. f. Hampshire play structure May 18 - Birno said installation will begin May 18. g. New trail at Lions Park - Birno said a new trail will be installed on the east side of the park running north and south. h. Yosemite improvements - Birno said a resident petition for additional swings was accepted. L Deer removal update - Birno said 25 permits for removal were filled. He said there were no resident calls this year regarding deer. I 11. Vpdates 1) Mattison said the City will be monitoring traffic and parking in the Lions Park area when the park is being used by Golden Valley Girls Softball, and that the softball league will comply with the action plan approved by the commission in October, 2014. Discussion then focused on specific verbiage in the action plan regarding scheduling games and times. MOTION: Moved by Sandler and seconded by Cornelius to amend the action plan to sta Golden Valley Girls Softball will not schedule any games to start after 4:45 pm. Motion carried unanimously. I 2) Cornelius said the Winter Family Festival at North Wesley Park had a great turnout. He said the rinks were in excellent condition. Hesuggested doing it earlier in the season. 12. Ad journmerrt MOTION: Moved by Mattison and seconded by Steinberg to adjourn at 8:45 pm. Motion carried unanimously. Biot) Mattison, ('.ihiair Mali "'u.. -!Ilia Van,Sloiun, Aicirninistradve Assistant 13 all 01 W S Ram g, g, 91 mi L SU & tli it J11i wre a 1, bb w IA. YF -VMS x :11 Mile; 1 1 is! W W 5! .10 WIVITS, im 'ME of 15 1. BIC &M aia 1 8-! D', 0,10'i jW 8! 1t IM 1SIM&I 14 MAN in, V 11C 11110 IT Nam, a: 11.81olle", X9. to it F 1ne 1 P11 1; gnzjl,r 1, 'E It 'Im, W. In To -mi 91 Sq �,mj 11: w. v i zk m=9s'Er mien. ISM wwo", mom o!dl 6162,,4! J. L U. -s! . — - W :A A 1.1.1A W-1 i j..L QK .1 n. N1W o Pi kvqi P1 2! 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