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-2— <br />Frischman stated it would be nice to see the numbers for soccer broken down by <br />ages. When the players get to be about 10 or 12 years old, they go to Blaine or <br />other communities to play. She's wondering if there is a way to pull these players <br />back into our program. Maybe we could offer something for them during the off <br />season. It would be nice to see the numbers so we know how it breaks down. <br />Tranby stated we will always lose a few to the school or to the traveling teams. <br />We provide a very essential service to those who don't want to travel or spend the <br />time or for those that are not quite ready for the traveling program. Cindy stated <br />she can definitely get those numbers broken down by age group. ; <br />Samuelson asked if the staff for Safety Camp is all internal. <br />Tranby stated we have a few fire fighters that coxae in; Dan <br />"Stranger Danger" talk. We have some presenters that! we h <br />volunteers. We have self-defense, and an electrics <br />critters and company that does a talk on self away <br />counselors are all staff. Allina does an obstacle w1 <br />disabilities_ Allina also provide counselors. We ty <br />does <br />1ica <br />)"ect. Most of the <br />xse on people with. <br />the 3' and 4' <br />Chair Frischman thanked Tranby for her presentation. <br />Trails Committee Update — Lisa Harreld <br />Harreld stated that the Committee took a tour up to the Long Lake Road and look <br />at the signage for the bike trail. The sign looks just great. The project is now <br />complete. Unfortunately there was some graffiti up there but thanks to the Public <br />Works people, they came up very quickly and took care of it. This will be a great <br />connection and a safe route for bikers. There is a DNR grant that is just getting <br />started (in the planning stage). This would be for any trails in the Northwest <br />Quadrant. As this develops, we will continue to work with this. This will be a trail <br />that will be parallel with 694 going under the bridge and making some <br />connections to the Northwest Quadrant area. We will also be looking at other <br />trails in the Northwest Quadrant area in the future as they connect with Long Lake <br />