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i <br />February 6, 1980 Park Board Minutes ,Page 3 <br />• Dahl asked if it is necessary to have a free skating rink? <br />Anderson stated it is relatively easy to do with little <br />cost involved9 he suggests doing it. <br />A resident asked if a tennis court would be possible. <br />Anderson said .yes but there are others close by. <br />A resident stated fie liked what Anderson had been saying <br />and asked when it would be done. <br />Anderson responded at least .one year - the end of 1981 <br />before; the turf and grading were done. It also depends on <br />the money available in the C.I.P. It would be one or two <br />years before the ball diamond would be put in. <br />A resident asked if the grading hasn't already started. <br />Anderson x.esponde3 no. <br />A resident asked if there would be any parking facility <br />or walking paths.. <br />• Ard`rson said that has to be decided. yet. <br />Blomquist stated there is a drive access in the northeast. <br />Johnson stated the minimum park size is b-7 acres. This <br />park would be 5 -acres . The i'ark Board .is looking a~t this <br />from a parks port' of •~iew. The Park Board is looking at <br />a proposal that showeda holding parid with steep banks in <br />the park. The six plans and comments by the developer are <br />listed below: <br />1. Grade the entire park site to a low elevation for <br />stormwater detention. Slope the bottom at a to <br />slope from east to west side. <br />This alterriative will meet all-criteria for storm- <br />water control set forth by the Watershed District. <br />It will ,have minimal impact on the usefulness of <br />tlie':, park. It may involve substantial cost for <br />.excavation but you indicate that others are willing <br />to remove:.. the sand at no cost to you. <br />..2. Provide 25% of the <br />75 o in the rest of <br />This requires teat <br />• green areas by the <br />for ponding. This <br />degrade the develo, <br />required ponding in th <br />the development. <br />giros-:: c~ ~flie back yards <br />homes and condominiums <br />i.s highly undesirahleo <br />merit and result in. wet <br />e park and <br />and o~~her <br />be used <br />It would <br />basements, <br />