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-~~ JANUARY 5, 1994 PARK .BOARD MINUTES <br />3 <br />4) GLEN BURLESON - CONCERNS OF THE INLET PIPE, DIRT <br />AND SILT IN POND, DEPTH OF POND, <br />AND CONCERN ABOUT SO MUCH OF PARK <br />LAND BEING ASPHALT. <br />5) JANE HASTINGS - HAD NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING AND <br />PRESENTED CHAIR OLSON WITH LIST OF <br />CONCERNS AND SUGGESTIONS SIGNED BY <br />THE NEIGHBORS. SHE WAS AGAINST THE <br />TEN1~iIS COURT MOSTLY BECAUSE OF <br />.COST, BUT WAS IN FAVOR OF SOCCER <br />FIELD. <br />6) RUDY THELL - CONCERN OF COST OF TENNIS COURT. <br />FELT IT WAS NOT NEEDED BECAUSE <br />TIRE WERE ENOUGH COURTS IN THE <br />AREA. HE WAS VERY UPSET WITH THE <br />(WHAT HE CALLED) "RAPE OF PECKS <br />WOODS", AND THOUGHT THE CITY OWED <br />THEM TREES AND PRIVACY GIVEN BACK <br />TO TIM. <br />BETTY JOHNSON - STRONGLY AGAINST.PATH-SANDWICHED <br />SO CLOSE TO-:HER HOME. EXPRESSED <br />PRIVACY:;PLANTING:OONCERNS. <br />8) AL JOHNSON - CONCERNS ABOUT PATH WIDTHS. <br />9) DAN JOHNSON - STATED ALL THE NEIGHBORHOOD <br />RESIDENTS WERE CONCERNED ABOUT <br />"REALLY" KNOWING WHAT'S GOING ON - <br />WHAT, WIRE, WFIEN - IT ALL KEEPS <br />CHANGING! <br />CHAIR OLSON (AND PARK BOARD MEMBERS IN AGREE STATED THAT <br />THE TENNIS COURT HAD BEEN IN THE PLAN AND THAT THE CITY COUNCII, <br />STATED THAT THEY ALSO WANTED IT LEFT IN THE PARK PLANS. SHE NOTED <br />THAT NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS DRAW PEOPLE FROM A DISTANCE OF 3/4 MILE. <br />GEORGE CARLSON EXPLAINED HOW HARD THE CITY AND PARK BOARD WORK <br />TO GET THE PARK5 THE WAY RESIDENTS WANT 1'IM. HE GAVE THE CITY <br />FORESTER COMPLIMENTS ON THE GREAT JOB HE DOES WITH THE PARKS AND <br />PLANTINGS., AND TOLD THE RESIDENTS THEY HAD AN EXCELLENT PERSON <br />TO WORK WITH. <br />