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Park & Recreation Commission Meeting September 15, 1993 Page 2 issues are road alignments, fairground land needs, and park property versus Park Dedication Funds. . It was the consensus of the Park and Recreation Commission that the developer provide at least three acres of park property in the southeast section of the Lakoduc property, south of county Road #30. A lengthy discussion was held on the possibilities for the future of the County fairgrounds. It was the consensus of the group that a legal opinion be requested to determine the possibility of the City selling or trading dedicated park property. A priority of the Commission is that the City acquire the parking lot that lies between the softball complex and the county fairgrounds. City staff will maintain contact with the County Coordinator and the County Board to allow for further discussions. Commissioner Lipetzky left at this time (8:20 p.m.) 4. Open Mike No one was present for this item. 5.a. Report by Jeff Asfahl - Guidelines for Usage of 728 Area Play Fields Jeff presented the proposed guidelines for the use of the recreation fields for the Park and Recreation Commission's review. He requested that the Commission give this document some consideration and be prepared to make additions or corrections so as to give this document a formal acceptance at the October meeting. . Jeff Asfahl explained the 1993 expenditures and the proposed 1994 budget. Jeff explained the 1993 Recreation programs and number of participants. The and for Park and Recreation Commission complimented Jeff for a well run programs and invited him to return on October the review of the guidelines document. good report 13, 1993, 5. Discuss Civic Center Proposal Phil Hals informed the Commission that the map that his staff prepared of the Civic Center proposal has recently been altered and he has not received a copy of the most current plan. He also stated that he did not feel the Park and Recreation Commission has much to discuss until the most current plan is made available. Pat Klaers stated that the City Council is looking at funding a community survey to determine the local support for a civic center. He questioned if the Park and Recreation commission was interested in being involved in the survey and, if so, the Commission members should .