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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2004-06-28 PRC Packet 7 ~,LL r illwater "~ ~ ~ THE BIRTHPLACE OF MINNESOTA ~ STILLWATER PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD MEETING NOTICE JUNE 28, 2004 The Stillwater Parks and Recreation Board will meet on Monday, June 28, 2004, at 6:00 p,m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 216 N. 4th Street. AGENDA 1. Approval of May 24, 2004 Minutes 2. Friends of Stillwater Parks Update, Nancy Brown 3. Teddy Bear Park Review 4. 6:30 pm Field Trip Settler's Glen Development Park - Public Works Facility Park 5. 7:30 pm Picnic at Steve Russell's Home (1417 W. Pine Street) CITY HAll: 216 NORTH FOURTH STillWATER, MINNESOTA 55082 PHONE: 651-430-8800 ) City of Stillwater Parks and Recreation Board May 24, 2004 Present: Mike Polehna, chair Linda Amrein, Paul Donna, Gary Kriesel, Rob McGarry, and Sandy Snellman Others: Community Development Director Steve Russell Absent: Dawn Flinn Approval of minutes: Ms. Amrein, seconded by Mr. Donna, moved approval of the minutes of April 26, 2004. Motion passed unanimously. Continued discussion of Recreation Center rates Mr. Russell suggested there are two approaches to take regarding rate increases - looking at all expenses/revenues or a market-driven approach. He said City Administrator Larry Hansen has indicated he would favor gradual increases, based on Cost of Living Adjustments, for example. Mr. Russell said the issue is more of a policy matter. Mr. Polehna pointed out that the Park Board wanted some kind of justification for recommending a rate increase in order to protect the City. Mr. Donna said without revenue/expenditure numbers, it is difficult to justify an increase; he also suggested that looking at the financial numbers would be a good exercise for the City in order to look at the long-term needs, such as the need to establish a depreciation fund. It was agreed to have Mr. Polehna and Mr. Donna meet with City financial staff prior to June 15 when the Board's previously recommended rate increase will be on the City Council agenda for possible action. Continued discussion of Settler's Glenn neighborhood park No representative of the developer was present. Several alternative locations for the tot lot were included in the agenda packet. Several residents whose property abuts the area in question were present. Kari Peterman, 3325 Webster, told the Board residents in that area were mislead by the developer - they paid a premium for their lots and were told the area was a "common space" that would be maintained by the homeowners' association, she said. Mike Moser, 1129 Macy Way, expressed a concern about parking and asked about the size of the proposed play equipment. The proposed swing set is 30x31, which, members pointed out, is a rather small piece of equipment. Mr. Russell pointed out that parking shouldn't be of concern as the tot lot isn't large enough to be a destination point - folks will walk there with their kids. ( Others who addressed the Board were the residents of 3336 Webster Court and 3328 Webster Court. While expressing sympathy for the property owners, Mr. Polehna pointed out that the area in question was designated as parkland in the developer's plans from "day 1." He further noted that at the last meeting, the developer's representatives were told that if the Board approves the relocation of the tot lot as the developer is requesting, the developer would have to provide additional parkland to make up for the land that would be lost in relocating the tot lot. Mr. McGarry told the residents that if the developer is not able to provide additional parkland elsewhere in the development, the Board will not give up this area as parkland. After discussion, Mr. Kriesel moved to have the developer work with the current homeowners to find a feasible location for a tot lot and come back to the Board with a proposal at the Board's July meeting. Ms. Snellman seconded the motion; motion passed unanimously. Special events Faith Inkubators youth concert - Present for the discussion was Lea Barron of Barron Event Planning and Management, a firm that represents non-profits. Ms. Barron explained the concert, a free concert featuring Christian artists, is a first-ever event. The intent is to have the event grow into a national competition next year, she said. The concert is sponsored by Faith Inkubators Endowment Fund, which provides scholarships for Christian youth studying in the arts. Ms. Barron said the request is to be allowed to have some vendors, including the local Famous Dave's, on site. The concert is expected to draw 300-500 people. The original request was to use Pioneer Park on July 13. However, Ms. Barron said because Pioneer Park is located in a residential area, it was felt Lowell Park might be a more appropriate location. If the concert is held in Lowell Park, it will be on July 14. Ms. Amrein expressed a concern about the City/Board's long-term obligation, since this is planned as an annual event. Ms. Barron said the promoter would like to establish a relationship with the City. They will work with the City regarding the provision of toilets, liability insurance and other requirements. Ms. Barron noted the Board would be able to review the request each year and impose any additional requirements it might deem necessary. Mr. Kriesel expressed a concern about vendors taking away business from local establishments. Ms. Barron noted that Faith Inkubators is a Stillwater-based organization and any vendors will come from the Stillwater area. Ms. Amrein noted the previously expressed concern about potential damage to the grass in Lowell Park from special events. Mr. Polehna pointed out that the Parks Department should have reviewed the request before it comes to the Park Board and forwarded any concerns to the Board. > Mr. Kriesel moved to recommend approval of the Faith Inkubators-sponsored concert in Lowell Park on Wednesday, July 14, with the promoters to work with staff regarding use requirements. Mr. Donna seconded the motion; motion passed unanimously. Red Bull motocross event - The date for this event has been changed to June 19; no action was necessary. Shakespeare in the Park - Requested change of dates to Aug. 27-29, with rehearsals/set- up Aug. 16-26, in Pioneer Park band shell. It was noted that the picnic shelters have been reserved on several of the dates in question, and there was some discussion about a possible conflict of use, especially if there are large numbers of people involved. Mr. McGarry pointed out that reserving the picnic shelters does not give that person exclusive right to the use of the park. Mr. McGarry also pointed out that city staff should know whether the numbers involved could represent a possible problem. Ms. Amrein moved to recommend approval of the requested dates for Shakespeare in the Park, with the event people to work with city staff regarding any requirements. Ms. Snellman seconded the motion; motion passed unanimously. It was noted that the park calendar in the agenda packet indicated reservation of the park area at Pioneer Park on several occasions. The park area is not available for reservation, it was noted. Mr. Russell will check into that issue. June meeting - It was agreed to hold the annual park tour/picnic on June 28. Members will meet at City Hall at 6 p.m. to deal with any business prior to the tour. Request to release city-owned parcel of land for private purchase Mr. Russell pointed out the City cannot sell the land directly. The City would give the parcel back to Washington County; the County would handle the purchase request. Mr. Russell said Mr. Thomsen has indicted the parcel in question is wet and difficult to mow. Mr. McGarry made a motion that the Park Board finds the parcel not park-eligible property and recommends that the City Council decide if it wants to dispose of the parcel. Ms. Snellman seconded the motion; motion passed unanimously. Other business Mr. Polehna raised a concern about funding for trail maintenance. He said he was walking the Long Lake trail recently and noticed roots corning through the surface. Like the Recreation Center, he said, the City needs a fund for on-going maintenance of its trail system. Mr. Polehna provided information about Washington County's annual trail pavement inventory and five-year program for overlay/seal coating of trails. Members were in agreement that Mr. Polehna raised a valid concern. Mr. Kriesel said he would bring the issue to the Council/engineering department's attention. .. Mr. Polehna asked about the status of Lowell Park improvements. Mr. Russell stated nothing can be done until there is a decision on the flood wall. Ms. Amrein reminded members of the upcoming presentations on the new S1. Croix River crossing. Mr. McGarry, seconded by Mr. Kriesel, moved to adjourn at 8:45 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Sharon Baker Recording Secretary > thorbeck ARCHITECTS DATE: 6/ fz$/ f? 't TO: ~ ~c.:.;e.-\\ Dl~~~~~ C\~ ') 7~\\~ TRANSMITTAL FROM:~ ~ PROJECT NUMBER: RE: lC-dJ1 beN f~ \c WE ARE SENDING: ~ ATTACHED o UNDER SEPARATE COVER o ORIGINALS o REPRODUCTIONS o SUBMITTALS o OTHER: SENT VIA: o FAX NUMBER: PAGES, INCL. COVER: o MESSENGER: _ o DELIVERY: o FIRST CLASS MAIL COPIES DATE DESCRIPTION \ ~VL~~ ~r l 7~\.c-~Lv-- REMARKS: :J1 ~ dl~1rv\~h fUA~ ~()~ ~C.~~C~ COPIES TO: 1409 willow street minneapolis, mn 55403 612 .87 1 · 797 9 fax: 871.8088 ... TEDDY BEAR PARK Revised plan for a new Stillwater park June 8, 2004 Concept The overall design intent of Teddy Bear Park is to have it relate to and connect with the unique architectural history and landscape character of Stillwater. Most of Stillwater's historic buildings date from the Victorian era and one can see this in the historic homes on the south hill as well as commercial buildings in the downtown area. The Victorian style will predominate the appearance of the Park. However, the goal is to create a park that is attractive both because of its Victorian features and because it accommodates interesting, entertaining, and relaxing activities for parents and children. Location The New Stillwater Park is located southeast of the corner of South 2nd Street and Nelson Street consisting of 0.41 acres. The entrance is from the corner of the intersection and connected by crosswalks to the existing public parking lot on the west side of 2nd Street. Description The park will prominently feature a grouping of granite "Teddy Bear" sculptures of a mother bear and cub, and two other cubs in various play situations. The park also provides sitting areas and themed play equipment for three age groups in three areas consisting of: . Infants and toddler play area for 0 - 3 years old of750 square feet. This space, the first in the sequence will have one of the cubs located in this area. . Preschool play area for 4 - 5 years old of 900 square feet. This area is a sand lot with individual play events, including a climbing web. . School-age play area for 6 - 7 years old of 2,100 square feet. This area includes a variety of climbing, tunneling, and sliding equipment. The play area might also have a climbing rock that blends in with the natural stone on the bluff. All of the playground areas and equipment will be age appropriate, ADA accessible, and have shock- absorbing surfaces and safety buffer zones. Discussions with various play equipment and themescape companies are currently underway. The park has an accessible terraced amphitheatre seating up to 80 persons (with wheelchair locations) that is reached from a central pathway and defined by low stonewalls. A gazebo is located at a central point where parents could sit and overview the playgrounds, along with two other sun protected sitting areas. Near the entrance an enclosure provides a location for a portable ADA accessible unisex chemical toilet and a bicycle rack. The wall of the enclosure will have the name of the park on the outside facing Nelson Street. The edge of the park along Nelson Street has stone faced retaining walls that step up creating planting areas for a potential Rose Garden. A future stair location is shown for a possible future connection to Nelson Street toward the downtown. Pathways will be patterned concrete that look similar to Victorian parks, but also discourage skateboarding. Twelve-foot high, four-arm Victorian style light fixtures, benches and trash receptacles also contribute to the park character. A fence will secure the perimeter of the park with a gate at the entrance. Schedule The goal is to begin construction of the Park in the summer of 2004 and open in the summer of 2005. The granite bear sculptures, however, will not be installed until late in 2005. Funding The Park is being designed and constructed by a private family and to be given to the City of Stillwater as a gift. c~J""~.'~ \..t-\~ ,% -~4 ['~::....~ t -~~ ~t '\" ~\ .~~-~~ \t I ''"''''~:;., ---"- -1-' '- :s:: _ - -", ~ 1 " - l. ~ " , >- - " '-'- J > ==j i' _I.~\ ~u" - ,._~ ! ~ ~ ~ :;:' >"0 Ih't \~ % ."". 1'_ ~ 0 \\~ -. ,- .. II v _ ,"'--- "\", J ~ ~ $/ 7 l ~~ ~ 0 x". 1> J ,,-,,~~__.v jl ~= I~LL ~'LL ! ~ ~ \'" # - ""tI"..r. ........... I lj~ <I' 7~- ~'9- - - g lJ.! V ,\\1\'1 ~ ~i ! \ _~ "-"f+, 0;= /'\ ~ '\ t'-.. ;;. ~ _ _ I / '1,1, a. 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MNESOTA thorbeck ARCHITECTS 1401 ........ ~.f\"I'l5lM03 w.:112.871.7171 '-:1112.171.10l1li - - ....... ~ ICl'oLI AS SHCM'N ~" 1-7... - -=--- r NOHOR I ICONSTRUCTlONJ ~~:..: SITE PLAN A1 .....:TMl1 758 J r V]; 2004 Special Events in Stillwater Parks Date Event Location Fees April 10th Church Easter Egg Hunt Pioneer Park $50 Deposit and $50 Fee April 10th The Knights Egg Hunt Washington Park No Charge April 25th March of Dimes Walk Ramsey Grove, Northland Park No Charge and walk route through town May & June Several School functions Pioneer Park, Lily Lake Park No Charge and Washington Park May 14th_16th Spring Art Fair Lowell Park $250 Deposit (City provides 4 satellites) and $500 Fee May 15th Hazardous Waste Collection Lily Lake Park No Charge May 16th Kayak Demo Lily Lake Beach $50 Deposit June 19th Motocross Show Lowell Park Cancelled July 4th Fireworks Show Pioneer & Lowell Park No Charge (City provides 4 satellites) July 6th -Aug. 1 ih Music, Market, Movies Lowell Park No Charge Tuesdays on the Waterfront and downtown businesses July 10th Audubon Ark Lowell Park levee No Charge July 14th Faith Youth Concert Lowell Park $250 Deposit and $500 Fee July 20th_26th Lumberjack Days Lowell Park & Pioneer Park $250 Deposit and $500 Fee Aug. 16th_30th Shakespeare in the Park Pioneer Park No Charge Aug. 11 th MN Sneakers Pioneer Park still planning Oct. 1 st_3rd Fall Art Fair Lowell Park $250 Deposit (City provides 4 satellites) and $500 Fee Oct. 2nd Diabetes Walk Pioneer Park No Charge and walk route through town OTHER CITY EVENTS Date Feb. 28th Apri124th May 8th May 16th May 31st June-Oct June 13th June 18th_19th June 25th June 26th Sept 1ih Sept. 18th Event Bocce Ball Tournament Spring into the Arts Hope House Auction Friendship Fest Dedication Ceremony Farmers Market Nature Valley Grand Prix Stillwater ArtCraw1 JFDMC Motorcycle Ride 5K Run Wild Rice Festival Historic Homes Tour Location Brine's Stillwater Art Guild Gallery building parking lot North Everett Street St Paul Lutheran Church parking lot River View parking lot around Veterans memorial Riverview Lot - Saturday mornings Route through downtown and south hill area Downtown businesses Riding thru Stillwater Route through Brown's Creek Trails St. Mary's Catholic Church North Hill area 05~~?12004 TUE 12:39 FAX 6~14300553 ST.CROIX EVENTS ~001 , '8' ' '..' . .. . t.Croix . E'V EN T-S I 'I N C .~.,-r- r YJ- , May 26, 2004 Ms. Beth Neeck ' City of Stillwater . 216 North Fourth,Street Stillwater, Minnesota 55082 RE: Use of Pioneer,Park band shell on July 4 Dear Beth: Per Ollr conversation oOhis morning I would like to request pennissionto use the Pioneer, Park band. shell the nighroOuly 4. I would also request that the City waiv'c any fees , associated with the use of that facility_' , , ' , If ptrmissi()n to use the band shell is grant~d we will schedule a perforrnan'ce by the St. Croix Jazz Orche[.;tr~that ev~ning.The peiformaiwc will pe F.REE and will precede the July 4 fireworks show. This perforinance, will occur at the ~ame time the Dakota Pops' Orchestra is performinginLowel1 Park. .. , Please feel free to contact me with any q:uestio~s. Sincere] y; , t10'Lt!fo/Y~ffd . "r", .. 'j ,d-'CUf / ' , ( , '..,':, ,'- -.... , " P.O. B ox 3 1 1 ., S till W ate f; M N 5 5 0 8 2 · P h one 65 1/4 3 0 .',2 3 0 6 · 'F 0 x 6 511 4 3 0,. 0 55 3 Beth Neeck Fyr , From: Sent: To: Subject: Diane Ward Thursday, June 03, 2004 2:10PM Beth Neeck FW: TNT show For Your Information. -----Original Message----- From: Larry Hansen Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2004 1:45 PM To: Diane Ward Subject: FW: TNT show Diane Please FYI council in packets for the 15th. -----Original Message----- From: Phil.Mero@us.redbull.com [mailto:Phil.Mero@us.redbull.com] Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2004 11:31 AM To: Larry Hansen Subject: TNT show Hello Larry- I hope that all is well in Stillwater. I really want to thank you for all of your help in assisting with the development of bringing our FMX show to Stillwater. I am writing to inform you that our standing date of June 19th is not going to work. I was TRULY hoping that we could pull this event off at a later date due to the earlier scheduling conflict. It is unfortuneate, but there are too many outside factors that are not allowing me to pull this together the way it needs to be executed. I do not want to compromise the quality of this event for all parties involved. Due to this fact, it looks like I am going to have to shelve this opportunity for this year.. .If at all possible and if the interest is there, I would like to look trying this next year (giving us AMPLE time to plan). Feel free to get back to me with your thoughts. ' Again, I am truly sorry that all of your effort was for not! All The Best!! Phil Mero Red Bull North America Field Marketing Manager, Minnesota 612.929.2702 phone 612.929.2703 fax You'll Laugh. ..You'll Fly.. ..Just Not Very Far!!! http://www.redbullflugtagcleveland.com applications due JUNE 1st! 1 .. r illwater - - ~ ~HE"';";RTHPlACE 0' MltHlESOIA 'J f~t.- < tven+ . . tRnMIJed Application for Special Event Date ,.. 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