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Parks&Recreation Commission Minutes Page 4 <br /> March 10,2021 <br /> Commissioner Anderson stated the fees seem very reasonable, could be too low. <br /> Commissioner Niziolek asked what is the cost for the certificate of insurance for an <br /> event? <br /> Chair Williams stated insurance costs depends on organization and the type of event. <br /> Mr. Hecker shared this guideline will not apply to school events. <br /> Commissioner Anderson asked if the city could host the races with Commissioner <br /> Niziolek to offer races? <br /> Commissioner Niziolek would like to address the Nordic ski team informal practices; <br /> can they do that without paying and insurance? <br /> Commissioner Anderson shared they would need to reserve the park but as the <br /> school team. <br /> Commissioner Rathbun asked what prevents the applicant from requesting doing a <br /> yoga class at Lion John Weicht Park and when it starts raining, they move to the <br /> pavilion area. How does applicant know they only have green space and not the <br /> facilities? Can there be limitations on application? Fee structure seems low and <br /> suggests a 2-hour minimum. <br /> Councilmember Wagner stated this policy is not straight forward and wondered what <br /> the difference is between a special event permit and park use. <br /> Mr. Hecker stated that there are several requests from local small businesses to use <br /> the parks. <br /> Councilmember Wagner suggested charging$20 an hour and a minimum of two <br /> hours to keep it simple. <br /> Commissioner Anderson stated this type of policy has to start somewhere along with <br /> more conversation and it is a good idea. <br /> 9.3 Electric Bikes <br /> Mr. Hecker shared his staff report. <br /> Commissioner Anderson went through MN Statutes and noted that the green trails <br /> at Woodland Trail Regional Park are not built to handle an e-bike. Stating this will be <br /> PI ■ EIEI IT <br /> NATURE <br />