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October 4, 1989 Park Board Minutes 9 Carlson also stated it would be interesting to hear the results of the monitoring of the boat launch this summer. The Sheriff's Dept. could also be contacted to see how many citations were issued.. Anderson said some complaints were about the weekend hours for waterskiing on the lake. Another concern was the jet skis. Carlson said he too, as a water patrol, received many complaints about the jet skis. Johnson asked how the jet skis could be handled. Carlson said we need to be careful of using the term "jet ski" because it is a brand name. Kalina asked about the time line for the ordinance changes. Anderson stated the Park Board should have completed their process January 1, 1990 so the entire process can be completed by April 1, 1990. Kalina said it would have been good to survey the users. Van Hatten said if there is a public hearing, you will get feedback. Carlson said it seems to make sense to do a hearing jointly with the Long Lake Advisory Committee; it should save time. C. Park Construction Update; Freedom, Hidden Oaks., Silver Oak, Totem Pole and Veterans Anderson said Freedom irrigation system is in. Lights will be installed the first part of November. Bids for the lighting came in under budget. Freedom will fenced with a removeable fence so the area can be used for football too. The Pike Lake Trail construction will be starting. The trail is starting from the parking lot. It will be paved and landscaped. Hidden Oaks has been regraded and the hockey rink relocated east to west. New trees will be put in. New lights are also going in. The pleasure rink at Hidden Oaks will be increased in size. A hard court area and basketball backboard are being installed at Silver Oak. Play equipment at Totem Pole is being doubled. The gazebo has just been finished - it is similar to Veteran's gazebo.