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Parks and Recreation Commission Minutes Page 4 June 14, 2023 said that if they are to trust staff and lead blindly then why is the commission here. He said they should have drawings and requested them at the next meeting. In reference to the third action request in Mr. Hecker’s staff report, Commissioner Loidolt asked for clarification on the motion. Lennar would grade the area and the city would build the trail Mr. Tabone said. They would sub cut the trail, put base in, and pave the trail. Lennar would grade it as part of the preparation for the trail. The trail would be a little less than a mile- this is the blue line on the north side of the pond shown on the exhibit. Commissioner Anderson asked how much the trail would cost. Commissioner Loidolt pointed out that this trail is in in our master plan. Commissioner Anderson asked why the City is paying for this and he would also like to get the trail cost. In reference to the fourth action request in Mr. Hecker’s staff report Lennar Homes will come back with the costs. In reference to the fifth action request in Mr. Hecker’s staff report, Councilmember Beyer noted that the next commission meeting is July 12, and the next City Council meeting is July 17, which are close together. Commissioner Anderson wanted to clarify that the trail between J and K was requested by staff for maintenance and Mr. Hecker said yes. He also said the grading plan would be available at the next meeting so these decisions can be made. Moved by Chair Williams and seconded by Commissioner Loidolt that lots #180 through #184 be moved to the farthest west in Outlot H at the end of Road A, as depicted on the attached Bradford Park exhibit. Motion carried 7-0. Moved by Commissioner Brown and seconded by Commissioner Rathbun the acceptance of the proposed upland park area (26.68 acres) as shown on the attached Bradford Park exhibit. Motion carried 5-2. Commissioner Niziolek and Commissioner Anderson were opposed. Moved by Commissioner Loidolt and seconded by Commissioner Anderson inclusion of a developer funded trail along the west side of Cleveland Ave/CR40, as shown in the preliminary plans. Motion carried 7-0. 6.2 The Cove Housing Development Mr. Hecker presented the slides and his report. He noted that the trails master plan needs to be updated. He explained the difficulty of accessing the piece of property known as Scout Island other than by boat. Commissioner Anderson asked for the aerial to be pulled up. He also asked if the current homeowner has the same access via the road. Mr. Hecker confirmed they do. Commissioner Anderson said that normally the developer provides drawings or plans showing the easement. He does not remember ever not having something showing the width and location. Mr. Stremcha said that the commission could be specific in the motion. Secretary Larson pointed out on the map where boy scout leaders typically park and hike out to the