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Elk River Public Library Board Page 3 <br /> February 9,2016 <br /> 1111 remove in the next few years. There is nowhere else to put the snow <br /> and in addition to the damage to the asphalt, the salt is slowly killing <br /> the trees. Chair Dietz mentioned the neighbors on the other side of <br /> those trees are very concerned with having a buffer, so Tim will <br /> consider alternatives that provide that buffer. <br /> • There is a Gingko tree in the turnaround has will destroy the asphalt <br /> that needs to be removed. <br /> • There is an area on the north side of the building that needs a rock <br /> pad and French drain to manage the frequent water pooling,which <br /> can damage the building. There is another area with water damage <br /> that Gary Lore is working on a solution for. <br /> • In the southwest corner of the parking lot,by the dumpster, the light <br /> pole bolts are bent which makes it a potential hazard. Tim plans to <br /> re-drill and re-bolt the pole to make it like new again. This will be <br /> done in spring/early summer. <br /> • Tim provided a handout with proposed landscaping around the <br /> windmill. All plants are native prairie species that fit in with the <br /> existing landscape; each plant blooms at a different times during the <br /> season, and all are easy to grow and cheap to come by. Tim also plans <br /> to relocate boulders from other parks to incorporate into this <br /> landscape. He will start this project as soon as the ground thaws. It <br /> was confirmed the Economic Development Authority will pay for <br /> this project as it was part of their original plan. <br /> • Tim asked Board members to email him if they have any other <br /> concerns. <br /> 6.2.a Permanent Patio Furniture <br /> Tim recommends a poured concrete foundation with furniture bolted into <br /> the concrete. The Board needs to decide what type of furniture they want, <br /> and then Tim can get a quote for the poured concrete. Will confirmed the <br /> library does not have Storytime outside,but he will talk to staff for seating <br /> ideas. <br /> Michael noted benches like the Rotary Club put in at Bailey Point cost about <br /> $2,000 each and have about a 20 year life. Michael will get some bench <br /> quotes from vendors the Parks and Recreation department uses. <br /> Once the Board has a firm price,Will said he would talk to the Friends group <br /> to see if they are interested in funding this project. If they don't, the Board <br /> can choose to add it to the CIP. <br /> 6.1.b Election of Officers <br /> Continued to the March 2016 meeting. <br /> 411 <br /> 1 R r E R E R 11 <br /> INA 'UR <br />