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3-14-1957191 MINUTES OF REGULAR NEE"'ING PARK BOARD Village of Golden Valley, Mar. 14, 1957 • The je�,}�].ar meeting of the Park Board was held at the village Hall on Marc --viii 197, at 7:30 p.m. The meeting was held with the Village Planning Commission. All members of the Park Board were present, namely, Ostroot, Stockman, Chapman, Gustafson associate, and Robt. Corwine, landscape architect employed by the Park Board. Stockman in his introductory remarks to the Planning Commission, stated the Park Board had completed its survey and was presenting its program to the Commission to determine if there were any areas of conflict so they could be eliminated or taken care of before taking it up wi'-h the Village Council. He stated that the Board was asking approval in principal, that we wanted approval ofthe need for acquisitioh and development, and we sought coordinated effort after the council acts for a bond issue for these purposes. It wa s sugffested that we welcomed information and help in locating parks or areas. Corwine presented the plan and survey in detail, covering the factors considered in a well-rounded and thought-out long-range plan for the village, and pointed out it excluded large metropolitan, county, city and nearby parks of our nei hbors, since such developments being available in part to our people need not be duplicated by the village. His emphasis was on local or neighborhood playgrounds and recreational areas and other scenic local areas. He reviewed the topography, the present areas, existing facilities, the schools, and adjoinging suburban cooperation possibilities, land -uses (park -like, commercial, industrial, residential, and parks) and Traffic flow, etc. After questions and answers, and discussion had, the Planning commission by motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried, approved the Survey and Plans of the Park Board, ani expressed a special xztxx commendation to the Park Board and its architect, and requested the privilege of using the plans of the Park Board for its own uses, stating that the village hae never had so complete and excellent a review of prelsent and future needs, and projection of population rowth and future development by areas. It requested a lias w ing with the Park Board and both promised mutual co ion./7 ,/ Meeting ad jourhegl. Secretary Attest: Pres. 1