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December 7,1983 Park Board Minutes Page 5 <br />.Carlson asked about alcohol in the .park. <br />Ken Simons stated that no alcohol is allowed in Ramsey;C©unty <br />parks but Long Lake could be an exception if so desired. However, <br />the park will not be officially added to Ramsey County ordinance <br />until its completion in 1985, therefore_ no alcohol wil be <br />allowed in the park until that time. <br />Ken.Smons responded in thenegative. <br />John Kelley stated he wanted a copy of the Park Board minutes., <br />ordinances and resolutions. <br />-Van Hatten said he has a problem with the park closing. <br />Ken Simons stated the County is concerned with ;.the equipment <br />in the park during the developing. It may be a safety hazard: <br />if there are people in the area of construction. <br />Anderson stated that New Brighton's procedure-is not as strict <br />but we usually do not put up park rules until the park is com- <br />plete. <br />John Kelley asked about ice fishing on Long Lake. <br />It was noted that there is an existing access. <br />MOTION BY DAHL, SECONDED BY VAN HATTEDT, THAT THE SOUTH SHORE <br />•F LONG LAKE BE AN ACCESS FOR SNOWMOBILES AND ICE FISHERMEN <br />IN THE WINTER. <br />MOTION PASSED. <br />Ken Simons asked if the motions would be going to the Council <br />for approval. <br />Anderson and Blomquist saw no reason for them to be Council <br />approved. <br />V. New Business <br />B. Long Lake Joint Powers Agreement <br />Anderson said the Long Lake Advisory Committee and County staff <br />have spent time designing facilities, mostly the bath house, <br />beach fencing and gate. Have met with the architects and there <br />is a difference of opiniori_anthe design aspects. The question <br />that .keeps coming up is who will be operating the facilities <br />and how will they be administered. The Joint Powers Agreement' <br />gives the City permission to operate the beach and .other <br />facilities but it expires in 1984. Anderson recommends extending. <br />the agreement in its present form for 5 years. Have. talked to <br />Met Council and they said the decision .is Ramsey County`s. <br />Anderson supports the extension because the City's intention <br />is to operate sensitive facilities in the park to ease_the <br />impact of the park on the ;.residents.. We do have funds avail- <br />able for operational costs from the money acc-rued from the <br />sale of the park. <br />