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' NEW BRIGHTON PARK BOARD MINUTES <br />SEPTEMBER: 3, 1980 <br />I. The meeting was called to order at 7:35 p.m. <br />II. Members present: Carlson, Dahl,. Gunderman, Hogan, Johnson, Olson, <br />Solberg, Van Hatter - Grimshaw arrived at 7:40. <br />Council Rep. Berke arrived 7:40. <br />III. Minutes of August 13, 1980 meeting were approved as submitted. <br />IV. Correspondence <br />A. Council Report <br />Council Representative Berke.stated that nothing significant has <br />happened with. the new liquor store or downtown development. The .most <br />significant event is Al Que's cutback. .The cutback will be $30,000. <br />this .year and next year. This loss will reduce this year's and-next <br />year's budget. Reserves will be smaller by $60,000 than hoped. Berke <br />stated this cutback will not affect operating services. He stated <br />New Brighton is essentially in a good financial position so this cut- <br />back doesn`t hit us as hard as some cities. <br />Berke mentioned that the Council will be starting budget workshops, <br />including.CIP for 1981. It is a good idea to watch the Council as <br />it goes through the process. <br />New Park Board member Laura. Solberg asked Berke if the cutback would <br />affect downtown improvement. <br />Berke did not think the cutback would affect the development. De- <br />velopors will be waiting for upswing in economy. <br />V. New Business <br />A. Comment 1981-86 CIP <br />Anderson passed around a packet containing CIP information with a <br />schedule of projects and the year it is recommended. The schedule <br />has not-been changed from the original schedule submitted by the Park <br />Board. The Council has asked for comment on the CIP information <br />packet. <br />Anderson asked Berke if the Council will be going through the CIP <br />information and prioritizing, and if so, when will this happen. <br />Berke stated when it is decided what is needed for the liquor store <br />and the downtown development then the priorities will be considered. <br />Berke stated there will be a public hearing on the 9th of October <br />re: budget and CIP. <br />Motion by Dahl, seconded by Hogan, to recommend approval of the CIP <br />as submitted, except that $40,000 should be allowed. for Veterans Park <br />in 1982. If funding is not available for. all projects, the Board <br />would like to work with the Council to determine priorities.' Motion <br />passed. <br />