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July 15, 1981 Park Board Minutes <br />Page 5 <br />Polzak then went on to discuss Article 2 of the joint powers <br />agreement. The question should be who has authority to develop <br />the master plan. At a certain point of time youare out of it <br />unless they want you to take part. Maurie Anderson has told you <br />use the political process to prevent County default. Look at who <br />your County Commissioners are; one from this area. St. Paul has <br />the majority. Why should they listen to New Brighton residents. <br />You have one commissioner you can deal with. Article 3_is a <br />killer. The agreement is incongruous, no authority has been <br />given to anyone to do anything. Do you have any right to say <br />what color a house should be after you sell? You are giving <br />the County the right to do anything with this park after 1984. <br />Johnson commented that he does not have a problem with the State- <br />ment of Understanding. <br />Polzak said you should have a problem with it. Ramsey County will <br />say yes this gives us even more what we want. 2.1 says something <br />that should bother you. New Brighton decided to acquire Long Lake <br />Park. A condemnation act was fought by residents on the theory <br />that condemnation ended up in referendum.. Referendum said New <br />Brighton has park. The City went to the bundling process. The <br />argument was that New Brighton people wanted development. There <br />were three other pieces of property and the Long Lake site. <br />Separated Hansen and then took Long Lake site and bundled the <br />rest. The bundling was not considered by the Council. Debate <br />that New Brighton paid more than they may have to. There is <br />nothing that says Ramsey County says they will pay New Brighton <br />any amount of money. <br />In the Acquisition section Polzak again mentioned he was here in <br />good faith He mentioned he has met the City Attorney and have <br />had conversation. Realize what local share costs means. If <br />Ramsey County condemned park for benefit of the residents 10% <br />of value belongs to New Brighton. Have you made judgment to the <br />value of the property? Have you checked ouside sources for input? <br />Breckenridge is an expert and at no cost to the Park Board. Do <br />you realize what the City of New Brighton residents would say if <br />property was conveyed to Ramsey County for..$70,000. You have <br />given up the prcperty with no out. Whatever Maurie Anderson has <br />told you,there is no way out. A $9-$11 million piece of property. <br />County pays you 10%, 90% goes to the rest of the County residents. <br />All you are getting is 10% back. Do you know what will happen if <br />you do this? Want to remind you, you have less than legal counsel. <br />City Manager Jim Fornell asked Polzak if he was willing to help <br />resolve this or are you here only to dispute. <br />Polzak said he was not hereto threaten law suit. Hereto repre- <br />sent Long Lake Improvement Assn., not the City. <br />Polzak said in the last "whereas" clause the primary concern is <br />maintenance which'- is. not the issue- not the purpose.of the joint <br />powers agreement. Hasn't bought anything but :responsibility and <br />cost. It is clear that the agreement shall terminate in 1984. <br />You are out of it then. The City has rights, they have the right <br />to pursue power to do this in the first place. They have the right <br />to say yes or no,
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