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August 13, 19$0 Park. Board .Meeting Page.3 Motion by Carlson, seconded by Van Hatten, to buoy and sign. the south and west-side of Long Lake and send a mailing to all lakeshore owners stating the ordinance is in.:effect. Motion passed. Benke felt the motion should state that the .whole side from the north side to south end be done. Anderson said he will do the-south and west sides. Anderson said the .buoys would be about 100-200 feet apart. Carlson said he had. been.. contacted by Jim Nagle from ,the St. Paul Dispatch wanting his input on water enforcement. Carlson had told him patrolling the area is .difficult. ,_ Anderson stated he could write a letter giving Ramsey County Sheriff Water Patrol permission to use. the east access on Long Lake. for patrol. VI. Old Business A. Hansen Concept Plan Anderson stated that at the last meeting the concept plans for the parking lot were discussed .and the Park Board had asked for new variations. Anderson stated: he would like a final approval for the plan or an approval from the Park Board to make altera- tions on a plan. He ,stated it is imperative.to get the entire plan approved. Anderson summarized the plans. A is a large lot (104 cars) similar to the present. one. The need is somewhere between 60 to 100 cars. B is a smaller rectangular lot and Yiandles about 70 cars. He feels there is efficient use of space in this plan. C is radically different-with .two separate lots. The idea is to have one used for the people using ball diamonds and the other for playground, tennis and things at the other end of-the park. The disadvantage to this plan is high cost. Olson commented that in the winter you could maintain only one lot . Carlson commented that plan C eliminates people just driving through.. Olson commented that speed bumps were not very effective out at Turtle Lake. Anderson stated that in all cases the pathways go around the parking-lot. Dahl was concerned for safety in drawings A and B. There were no curves in the entrance to slow traffic down. She also felt: the trees in the middle of the lot may be a visibility. problem. Anderson. commented that the trees are tall and the drawing is misleading because it is Viewed from the top.