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Home My WebLink About1998-08-17 PRC Packet " . t. I . r illwater ~ - - ~ ~ -~ THE BIRTHPLACE OF MINNESOTA J STILLWATER PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD MEETING NOTICE AUGUST 17.1998 The Stillwater Parks and Recreation Board will meet Monday, August 17, 1998 at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Croix Valley Recreation Center and then proceed to the Council Chambers Conference Room @ 7:00 p.m. at 216 N. 4th Street, Stillwater. AGENDA: 1. . 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. . Approval of July 27, 1998 minutes. Review of 1999 Budget request. Update on Neal Meadows-Summerfield Subd. Parks and Open Space Dedication. Update on Staples fields basketball courts. Update on Northland Park skateboard facilities. Update on Meadowlark Park. Tax forfeiture property. New Business. Old Business. NOTE: The Commission will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Croix Valley Recreation Center and then proceed to the Council Chambers Conference Room at or about 7:00 p.m. CITY HAll: 216 NORTH FOURTH STillWATER, MINNESOTA 55082 PHONE: 612-439-6121 . t" 1 . , . . . MEMORANDUM TO: Park and Recreation Commission Members FROM: Dave Junker, Chairperson DATE: August 12, 1998 SUBJECT: August 17th Meeting Due to the lack of meeting room facilities at the St. Croix Valley Recreation Center I thought it would be best to meet at the SCVRC and review the facilities and then proceed to City Hall to conduct our meeting. Hopefully we will be at the Council Chambers by 7:00 p.m. If you cannot be at the SCVRC at 6:30 p.m. we will see you at the Council Chambers at or about 7:00 p.m. . I ~ . . . . Park and Recreation Board July 27, 1998 Present: David Junker, chairperson Rich Cummings, Al Liehr, Rob McGarry, Del Peterson, Leah Peterson, and Steve Wolff Other: Community Development Director Steve Russell; Jim Peterson, Trail Head Development; City Coordinator Nile Kriesel (8 p.m.) Absent: Linda Amrein, Nancy Brown, Dawn Flinn and Mike Polehna Mr. Junker called the meeting to order at 7:08 p.m. Approval of minutes: Mr. Liehr, seconded by Mr. Wolff, moved approval of the minutes of June 8, 1998; all in favor. Neal Meadows subdivision: Mr. Russell handed out a memo regarding required and proposed park dedication for the Neal Meadows, Summerfield Subdivision. His memo indicated a required dedication of 1.3 acres, with .53 proposed. Jim Peterson noted a slight discrepancy in Mr. Russell's figures regarding wetland/outlot deductions, stating the amount should be 12.52 rather than 11.29 as indicated in the memo. Mr. Russell noted the developer would be required to pay about $7,500 if the Park Board/Council accepted a fee in lieu of the required amount of land dedication. Mr. Russell spoke of a trail corridor along the western portion of the property; the trail corridor is part of the City's overall park/trail plan for the annexation area. He spoke of the importance of obtaining the corridors as they become available. Jim Peterson explained his proposal for the neighborhood park. The city is requiring sidewalks in front of all lots; the sidewalk, he said, would serve as the trail for biking/rollerblading, etc., and would provide access to the park. He said Trail Head would do improvements to the park as part of the fee in lieu of land dedication, and he said the developer would share in the cost of improvements over $7,500. He expressed a concern about requiring a trail along the backs of the lots, meaning property owners would have trails in both the front and rear of their lots. Mr. Peterson said the developers would be willing to provide a natural trail easement of about 3 Yz to 4 acres. He also noted the property in question is an in-fill piece, with one portion of the property affected by AUAR setback requirements and the other with sewer easements, making it more difficult to come up with the required land dedication. Del Peterson said he favored the 10 percent park land dedication, noting it was land that won't be available in the future. He also noted the Park Board had been criticized for its dealings with the Long Lake developers. Mr. Junker noted the proposed dedication of .52 is far short of the requirement. . ~ -#0 1 . . . Del Peterson moved to deny the proposal as not meeting park dedication requirements for land. Ms. Peterson seconded the motion; all in favor. Review of greenwav. parks and trail plan Mr. Russell gave a brief overview of the plan which provides parks/open space/natural areas and connecting trails throughout the annexation area. He said more detailed maps will be provided at a later date. Ms. Peterson commented that the walking trails need to be wide enough to allow for at least two people walking side by side. There was a brief discussion regarding making sure developers are aware of City police regarding trails/parks. Mr. Wolff, seconded by Mr. Liehr, moved to give concept approval to the greenway, parks and trail plan; all in favor. Sports complex update Mr. Russell said due to a difficulty with Spancrete the second side bleachers won't be installed until Sept. 30; 12 weeks are required to make ice, so targeted completion date is now the first week in December. Everything else is on schedule, he said. Mr. Junker asked about naming the complex. Mr. Kriesel said alternatives include Stillwater vs. St. Croix Valley; Sports Center vs. Recreation Center. Mr. Kriesel noted that in all previous communications, the facility as been referred to as St. Croix Valley. Mr. Cummings said the concept was to get as much community support for the project as possible, and he suggested the name should not risk alienating those supporters outside Stillwater. Mr. Russell also noted that the term recreation center has the connotation of many activities going on there, versus just sports. Mr. Wolff, seconded by Mr. Cummings, voted to recommend the name St. Croix Valley Recreation Center. Motion passed 6-1, with Mr. Junker voting no stating he just wasn't convinced regarding recreation center vs. sports center. Mr. Liehr asked how the dome was going to be protected. Mr. Russell said there is a fence around the structure. Mr. Cummings suggested having the next Park Board meeting at the facility. Update on Staples Field Mr. Kriesel said Mayor Jay Kimble and Councilman Eric Thole had not had an opportunity to meet with concerned residents to date. Mr. Liehr said he had been contacted by concerned neighbors. Mr. Junker said he thought the basketball hoops should back up and if problems continue, address the problems through enforcement. Mr. Junker, seconded by Mr. Liehr, moved to direct staff to install the basketball hoops and have Mr. Kimble and Mr. Thole, or Mr. Kriesel, talk with the neighbors. Mr. Wolff suggested amending the motion to include installing the sound barriers at the same time the hoops are put up; Mr. Junker and Mr. Liehr accepted that amendment. Amended motion passed unanimously. . \ ., 'I . . . New business . There was a brief discussion regarding water quality issues. Mr. Liehr suggested looking at an aeration system as a way of improving water quality. Mr. Cummings said a plan is needed for all the City's lakes. Ms. Peterson said the City needs an ordinance regarding fertilizer contents. Mr. Kriesel said Klayton Eckles, city engineer, has some ideas regarding improving water quality and knows that is an issue. Mr. Kriesel also noted that there is a need for a more formal plan to address the issue, and such a plan likely will cost millions of dollars to implement. . Mr. Kriesel passed out copies of the capital outlay budget request submitted by Mr. Thomsen. Mr. Junker asked members to review the budget request and get any comments/suggestions to Mr. Thomsen. . Ms. Peterson said she had been contacted regarding the need for a "duck crossing" sign on Highway 5 and Croixwood Boulevard. . Mr. Kriesel noted that a meeting regarding development of a tree ordinance had been held; the committee, including Park Board members Ms. Peterson and Ms. Flinn and Laurie Maher, is working on assessing needs and setting goals. Old business Mr. Peterson asked about the status of the Aiple property plan. Mr. Cummings noted the consultants would be calling a joint meeting of the Parks and Recreation Board, Planning Commission and City Council. Mr. Cummings, seconded by Mr. Liehr, moved to adjourn at 9 p.m.; all in favor. Respectfully submitted, Sharon Baker Recording Secretary I l . 1 . . . Drinking fountain and Barbecue grills for Ramsey Park] This has been a request from the people that have been using the park since we opened it late last fall, and I feel we should add this also. The fountains and grills that we have in other parks get used a lot. Basketball court at Schulenberg ParkJ This park is located at the very northern end of town and does not abut to any persons property. What we have there now is a ballfield backstop in the north east comer of the property and the ballfield is not used because it is built on a hill. It would be more practical to have a fenced in basketball court that can be used rather than a so called ballfield. Fence and backstop at Staples Field] Replace the backstop that has been at this park for over thirty years and install a four foot fence for safety reasons to run along the streets that meet the park. Meadowlark Park Improvements} At this time Sue and I will be meeting with the residents in a two block area of the park to see what they would like to see in the park for a park. Being the budgets were due into the finance dept. by mid July I do not have the exact cost or a park plan to present to you, so I put down an estimated cost of what I think it will take to build this park. Depending on what all goes in the park and what it cost the city to build Benson and Ramsey Park is were I came up with this figure. Boardwalk and Flagpole at Lily Lake Beach area] The flagpole is crumbling and in need of repair. We need to rebuild it or take it down. The boardwalk at the beach area would connect the beach with the fishing pier area and the kids and adults can go from one area to another with out walking in the roadway This would be the final stage of a three year project and then it will be completed. 1999 Budget New PositionslIncreases One full time Laborer] Up until Jan. 15th 1991 the parks dept. took care of142.25 acres of Parkland and three miles of sidewalks and boulevards adjacent to public property. The Parks dept. at that time had 6 1/3 full time employees. Since Jan. 16th 1991 the parks dept. is taking care of over 222 acres of park land eight miles of sidewalks and boulevards, the down town parking lots, weeds trees and shrubs along Co. rd. 5 we will now have the Aiple property, new sports complex grounds, plus we are having a high amount of vandalism and a lot more cutting and brushing of ravines in the city. With the annexation west of town we will be picking up several parks and open space. We are now at 6 Y:z full time employees. With the major increase of our work load I feel we can justify a full time person added to the parks dept. I would just like to say that the parks and street departments do not have back up persons for when some one is sick, on vacation or out on personal leave like the police and fire do, we just end up shot of help and do what we can with the help we have. 1999 Capital Outlay PARKS DEPARTMENT Mower and attachments] Replace the 1994 Kubota tractor and the 1992 attachments that go with it. This tractor and mower, mow about 80 acres of lawn every week and in the winter cleans all of our sidewalks and rinks on a daily and weekly basis. It is just wore out and ready for replacement. Aera-vator with seeder and roller] This machine will do a multi of jobs for us all at one time. It will aerat the lawns, loosen the soils on the ball field on a weekly basis, over seed any lawns that get damaged by drought, install new seeding to parks. We now have a lawn areator that was purchased in 1971 and it is in bad shape due to storing out side year around. Flower gardens on north and south end of Main Street] I have received several calls over the past few year from people in our town about improving the entrance to the town with rock flower gardens at both signs. Territoriat Prison monumentl The monument at the old prison site is starting to crumble and fall apart. It is a historical marker and should be repaired before to much more damage takes place. Lowell Park sidewalk] The sidewalk that goes from the parking lot to the restrooms has cracked and tipped towards the building causing the rain water to flow into the building and running into the sewer. Storage building at the parks deptJ We have thousands of dollars of equipment that stay out side year around. This is hard on the equipment and causes a lot of down time every time we need to go out and do a job. We spend more time working on the equipment than it takes to go out an do a lot of the jobs. Since my employment here with the city in 1984 it has been talked about every year that the city will be building a new public works building and that it would be large enough to house the parks dept. also. This still has not happened and we are spending a lot of money for equipment and maintenance and renting storage space off of city properties. Picnic shelters for Northland,Washington and Lily Lake play are~] These shelters will be the same as the ones we put in Benson and Ramsey Park. Re-wire the backstop at Northland Park lOver the years with ball hitting the backstop the wire gets bent and out of shape and needs replacing. Play equipment at Lily Lake playground] The swing set and part of the play structure at Lily Lake need to be replaced for safety reasons. t .. I , . . . . . . I . . . Full-time Secretary for Parks Last year I requested to have a full-time secretary for the parks department, and as it turned out the city had no new hires for 1998. Last year I did get a computer for the parks department and it is now connected to city hall. With this I can now do all of the park reservations and ball-field scheduling with Ms. Ward at city hall. Ms. Ward is the secretary for Engineering,Public Works, and Parks. With the increase of land, streets, parks and new development an additional secretary is much needed in the parks department to enhance the efficiency of the department as well as relieve me of administrative details that would allow me to address the important issues of the Park Board and public. These issues include working out in the field with the crew,more public contact, time to work on new plans for park improvements, preparing monthly park updates, and working with Sue Fitzgerald on park updates and long range park plans. The full-time secretary could be placed at the Parks Department or City Hall now that we are all connected to the same network. Also, after the new Public Works Garage is built, the secretary would be placed there. I feel that I can prove to the Park Board and the City that this department will provide more efficient and effective service to the community. The job responsibilities would be, but not limited to, as follows: Answering phones. Receiving and processing park reservations. Filing. Take and type minutes of meetings, type agendas, correspondence, purchase orders,city council and park board memos. Schedule meetings. Assist setting up work schedules. Assist setting up yearly safety training for all departments for annual compliance. Prepare mailings, public meeting notices, time cards and time sheets. Maintain a data base of park equipment repairs, park reservations, department equipment. Since Ms. Wards hiring to the Engineering Dept., Public Works Dept. and Parks Dept. all departments have taken on a lot more projects and work loads. For the reasons stated I feel that a full-time secretary for the Parks Department would provide more efficient and effective service to the community, its residents and the Park Board and that this position can be justified. Reclassify Dan Crimmins from laborer to Ii ht e ui ment. Mr. TImmins is working out of his class more than 50% of the time and schould be reclassi fied. . . ' J 7-31-95' 1999 CAPITAL OUTLAY . DEPARTMENT REQUESTED Finance Office equipment $1,200.00 Software $2,500.00 Total Finance $3,700.00 Ad ministration Printer $1,500.00 Microfiche reader $2,500.00 Total Administration $4,000.00 Police (6) Radios for squads $22,000.00 Base radio $5,000.00 (2) Computers $4,800.00 F ax Machine $2,600.00 Cassette Copier $1,200.00 Speed Wagon $11,000.00 (3) Squads with graphics and changeovers $80,050.00 Lights and siren on captain's squad $1,200.00 Investigator auto $17,985.00 Total Police $145,835.00 . Fire (5) SCBA units $13,800.00 Ladder truck $300,000.00 (2) Computers $5,000.00 Total Fire $318,800.00 Building Inspections 4-wheel drive truck $22,000.00 Computer (new position) $3,500.00 Workstation (new position) $2,000.00 Software $2,000.00 Total Building Inspections $29,500.00 Engineering Storage credenza & hutch (reception area) $1,100.00 Furniture-Engineer's office $2,500.00 Furniture-Waiting area $2,000.00 Light table $1,000.00 Software $4,000.00 Computer upgrade $2,000.00 . Full format copier $5,000.00 Total Engineering $17,600.00 . I . I 1999 CAPITAL OUTLAY . DEPARTMENT REQUESTED Public Works P.W. Building $1,800,000.00 Total Public Works $1,800,000.00 Street (1) One-ton Plow $35,000.00 Loader $115,000.00 Loader plow $25,000.00 (3) Radios $3,000.00 Total Street $178,000.00 Shop Building Remodeling $15,000.00 Truck $26,000.00 Wire feed welder $3,000.00 Hydraulic press-50 ton $1,600.00 Gear puller set $1,058.00 Total Shop $46,658.00 Planning Car $15,000.00 . (2) Desks $2,000.00 Credenza $1,000.00 (2) Chairs $2,000.00 Countertop $1,000.00 Countertop with cabinets $1,000.00 Scanner $1,650.00 Software $1,000.00 Total Planning $24,650.00 TOTAL GENERAL FUND: $2,568,743.00 . . . . . 1999 CAPITAL OUTLAY . DEPARTMENT REQUESTED Library - Operations L.AN. $26,000.00 (2) Computers $3,800.00 File cabinet $1,070.00 Literature rack $1,000.00 C.D. shelving -~~ $2,000.00 Total Library - Operations $33,870.00 Library - Facility Tile roof repair $7,000.00 Signs $2,000.00 Cornice repair $25,000.00 Stabilize exterior planters $25,000.00 Plaster repair $10,000.00 Fire escape repairs $6,000.00 Lighting improvements $2,000.00 Furniture repairlreplacernent $5,275.00 Air quality improvements $3,000.00 Total Library - Facility $85,275.00 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND: $119,145.00 . Parks Mower and attachments $35,000.00 Aeravator with roller $12,200.00 Flower gardens on Main Street $6,000.00 Territorial Prison monument $15,000.00 Lowell Park sidewalk $2,000.00 Storage building $22,000.00 Picnic shelter at Northland Park $6,500.00 Re-wire backstop & ballfield at Northland $2,000.00 Picnic shelter at Washington $6,500.00 Picnic shelter at Lily Lake $6,500.00 Play equipment at Lily Lake $3,000.00 Drinking fountain at Ramsey $1,900.00 Barbecue grill at Ramsey $2,100.00 Basketball court at Schulenberg $29,000.00 Fence at Staples ballfield $3,200.00 Replace backstop at Staples $3,000.00 Meadowlark Park Improvement $130,000.00 Boardwalk at Lily Lake $20,000.00 Flagpole at Lily Lake $2,500.00 . TOTAL PARKS FUND: $308,400.00 . I . I 1999 CAPITAL OUTLAY . DEPARTMENT REQUESTED Parking Fund Ticket writing system $13,500.00 Scooter type vehicle $13,000.00 TOTAL PARKING FUND: $26,500.00 Sewer (2) Emergency pumps $5,000.00 Sewer plugs $1,000.00 Portable fuel tank $1,000.00 Trench compactor $2,000.00 Bucket for backhoe $1,500.00 Ventilation blower $2,000.00 Everett lift station conversion $60,000.00 Myrtle lift station conversion $45,000.00 Mrytle lift station building $30,000.00 Mrytle lift station generator $30,000.00 TOTAL SEWER FUND: $177,500.00 . GRAND TOTAL - CAPITAL OUTLAY 1998: $3,200,288.00 TOTAL Bonded Capital Outlay: General Fund: $2,568,743.00 Library Fund $119,145.00 Park Fund $308,400.00 Sewer Fund $177,500.00 Parking Fund: $26,500.00 TOTAL Bonded Capital Outlay: $3,200,288.00 . . , . , . . . CITY OF STILLWATER MEMORANDUM TO: Parks Board FROM: Steve Russell, Community Development Director DATE: August 12, 1998 SUBJECT: Recommendation of 10 Lot Summerfield Park Dedication This item was before the Parks Board at your July meeting. After that meeting, Planning staff met with the developer to consider possible options for dedication while maintaining the basic subdivision design. As a result, the following park dedication was proposed or conditional by the City Council at their meeting of July 21. (see attached memo) The City Council approved Option A and referred the application to the Parks Board. The subdivider would like to get input from the Parks Board on improvements to the neighborhood park. RECOMMENDATION Receive approval of preliminary plat. Attachments. . . ~ , RESOLUTION 98 - 205 . APPROVING SUBDIVISION OF 19 LOT, SINGLE FAMILY SUBDIVISION OF OUTLOTS A & C, NEAL MEADOW'S, IN THE AG, AGRICULTURAL PRESERVATION DISTRICT (pRDPOSED RA) WHEREAS, a request has been submitted by Trail Head Development for a 19 lot, single family subdivision of Outlot A & C, Neal Meadows located west of Neal Avenue and north of Boutwell Road in the AG, Agricultural Preservation District (proposed RA). NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Stillwater, that the above subdivision is hereby approved subject to the following conditions: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. . 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. A five foot sidewalk or recreational trail shall be constructed on one side along all streets. A site landscape plan shall be submitted and approved using recommended native plant material before final plat approval. A grading/erosion control plan shall be submitted for review and approval before final plat approval. The utility plans shall be reviewed and approved by the City Engineer before final approval. Lots 7 & 8 shall be reviewed to make sure the 50-ft. wetland setback can be met. A site drainage plan shall be reviewed using AUAR mitigation and approved before final plat approval. A restrictive convenant shall be recorded and natural area signed to protect the open space buffer. The developer shall improve the nature trail to the extent of trail dedication requirements, $4,275 as approved by the City Engineer and Community Development Director. A 20 foot recreation trail easement between Lots 1 & 2 shall be provided. A 8 foot recreation trail shall be constructed along Summerfield Crossing from Boutwell to the north property boundary. Any developer provided neighborhood park improvements shall be coordinated with the Parks Board. Park dedication Option A - Neighborhood Park increased to .65 acre, Browns Creek Conservation/Open Space Easement at 4.01 acres, and Trailway Dedication at .55 acres as approved. Adopted by the City Council of Stillwater this 4th day of August, 1998. Attest: Modi Weldon, City Clerk . . MEMO . . To: From: Subject: Date: Mayor and City Council Steve Russell, Community Development Director Park Dedication for 19-Lot Summerfield Subdivision August 4, 1998 fl--- Since the Parks Board meeting of July 27, 1998, the developer and planning staffhave reviewed the plans to address Parks Board park dedication concerns. Two park dedications options are presented for council consideration, Options A and B. Option A is similar in design to the subdivision approved by the Planning Commission and Joint Board but has increased park dedication in the following ways. Park Dedication Option A Neighborhood Park .65 acre (from .52 acre) Browns Creek Conservation/Open Space Easement 4.01 acres (25% credit/acre) Trailway Dedication .55 acres Option B is a new 20-10t subdivision design (one additional lot) that provides the required 1.13 acres. The design makes it difficult to develop the Neal Avenue lots and does not locate the park centrally as a focal point and attribute to the neighborhood. Staff reviewed the options with council park board representative Councilman Cummings and recommends Option A with the following additions: ...--. 1. The developer shall improve the recreation trail to the extent of trail dedication requirements, $4,275. 2. A 20-foot recreation trail easement between Lots 1 and 2 shall be provided. 3. A 8-foot recreation trail shall be constructed along Summerfield Crossing from Boutwell to the north property boundary. 4. Any developer provided neighborhood park improvements shall be coordinated with the Parks Board. Attachments: Park Plans Options A and B ,--- MORGAN --- ,\' ,\' T --L II> ~ SECl1CIN .... 1IIQIITY MAP SECTIOIIS II . 3Q, TWP. 30. RNQ. 20 I II - -- -J ;,/ L ~ - IfF i I_~'~ ~E~E_ I ~ 'i LJ .. - ."'. ..... ... -=-\~A ~ _ _ NEAt ~ I I --r I II I ,-.- - . ~/J-h~~1! .. ~... 100 200 300 I SCAlE .. f([T LECA DESCRIPTKIt: oun.OT A end oun.or Co HEAL MEADOWS. WASIItCTCIt CCIUf1Y. tItrIftsOTA - PROPOSED ZC::W1tO: R-A ON[ 'AlA.Y -... 170.110 sa. n. (..... ......) tUIBER fS LOTS: It 10 ClUTLOTS ...... aA.DINO SETBA.aC REaURENlENT5= FRCIIT YNf/) - 30 n. SIDE YNIID - 10". REM YARD . 25 FEET lI<VELOPflt .... PE1tRSOI TRNL tEAD IN<<) OEYELOPUENT CORP. SOl FREEPORT AVE. SUTE K:IS nx IlMJt, -.enA W30 (112) ...."'" TOPOCflAPHl'JlUMMK1ft.ItDADtIAI.UYlYS.1NC. DATED APflIL. 1976 . ~ S ~ n ~i ~: ~i, . ~LW!lE' <dli!iOo~, ~J ~rrl~? iA- IS. ~ ;IU~ .. j.~h ~ - &i~.2 in < ~ -~fl. -; ~ .. -- l~; ~ 5! 1rJ",~ Of .. !;~ ! 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REAR YARD - 25 FEET DEVELOPER: JIM PETERSON TRAlUiEAO DEVElOPMENT 506 fREEPORT AVE. SUITE 105 ElK RIVER. MINNESOTA 55330 (612) 241-0151 ,QPOI;It.........PI"..utIGUIl)~~vl:YS.INC. GA1ED AJllilll. II,. . ~ ~ l!: ~ ~i ~1~JI -I~ ~ 0 l ~U~n ih' it:H -4 ill ;5- :z ~'i : ,!'rn~ h : nm I l !: :l = ~ ~ 1-1 n ~;~ f JJ:~ lH lllII: .... r c.... "1 t li~ ~1';fP]'~ )i. .t<<~ ~ ! 8 leg = ~ ~! z <( ...J Q,. I- Z w ::i Q,. o ...J w ..> o:w OQ ... o <( W :I: ...J < 0: I- is I- W :.: III SO<W 00. /' I 0' './ I . . . . . . MEMORANDUM TO: Parks and Recreation Commission FR: City Coordinator RE: Tax Forfeiture property DA: August 12, 1998 Accompanying this memo are maps showing land that is available due to tax forfeiture. The City has the right to acquire the property for parks, open space, street, and drainage or for some other public purpose. The City does not have to pay directly for the property. However, any assessments against the property would have to "eaten" by the City which could lead to a shortfall in the debt service fund related to the Oak Glen improvements.. The parcels in the Oak Glen area have about $30,000 of unpaid assessments. Therefore, the cost to the City would be about $30,000 per lot. The Commission should determine whether or not the City should acquire any of the parcels. I can discuss this matter with more fully with at the meeting. -?dM Washington County Tax Forfeited Land . """.....-.s """" (33F ----:::-~'"'cwr -------- --____::::: Q,OlOS~UIooaiI ~ ----------------- \ ....---------- -.,- \ ~ --- \ n ~~, \ \ \ \ ~ \ \ u;. , \ ....-: 1...\ \ Y' \ \~ \ \ \ ~ \" \ \ " \ , \ \ \ RZ:!W R21W R20W .\ '>\ \ .~ -:' \ , ~\ 3_ '\ Vienity Map 7 1 .. - (lIllIlI % ,...-, ~ " ... \ ) J , \~" . 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