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Parks and Recreation Commission Minutes Page 5 <br /> March 13,2024 <br /> 7.3 Trott Brook Farms Playground <br /> Mr. Hecker presented his report. He pointed out that on the website survey participants could see <br /> multiple photos of each playground option. Mr. Hecker shared that all three playground options were <br /> within the$125,000 budget. <br /> Chair Anderson encouraged everyone to share their opinions. Commissioner Brown wanted to <br /> confirm that Tim Sevcik,the City Street and Park Superintendent was okay with this.Mr. Hecker <br /> confirmed that Mr. Sevcik has been involved in the project and approves. Chair Anderson expressed <br /> his concern about the number of things the commission will have to consider about the future with <br /> the playgrounds in the city. <br /> Commissioner Loidolt suggested that we do this type of community engagement more often when we <br /> replace playgrounds. <br /> Moved by Commissioner Loidolt and seconded by Commissioner Niziolek to accept <br /> playground concept#3 to replace the playground at Trott Brook Park. Motion carried 6-0. <br /> 8.1 Camp Cozy Park Natural Resources Management Plan <br /> Mr. Hecker presented his report. He shared that he could bring a map back in April showing the <br /> results of tonight's discussion. <br /> Chair Anderson agreed to decommission the secondary trail. He also clarified that the grant is only for <br /> the first portion of the prairie,which is 16 acres. Mr.Hecker confirmed. <br /> Commissioner Brown asked where the location of a potential parking lot would be. Commissioner <br /> Niziolek said there is a paved road leading to a cul-de-sac up by the finger part of the map in the <br /> northwest corner and then there is another dirt one further down. Commissioner Varty asked how <br /> many spots would be available and if it would be feasible. Mr. Hecker said the size would be <br /> something like Bailey Point Nature Preserve. <br /> Commissioner Stewart pointed out that there is not current access to the suggested boat launch on <br /> the map from where the current road access is to the park. Commissioner Stewart asked if an ADA <br /> accessible path to the boat launch would be required.Mr. Hecker said he did not think so and <br /> believed it would be like the William H.Houlton Conservation Area where it is primarily natural. <br /> Commissioner Niziolek said he did not think the lower area on the west side of the map suggested for <br /> a boat launch is a good idea.Mr. Hecker said that Justin Femrite and Tim Sevcik prefer the location <br /> of the boat launch to be along the river trail which is the blue dashed area on the map to the east.The <br /> commissioners agreed that a better location would be there as well. Chair Anderson said that the river <br /> trail would be the only way to logically get to the boat launch and could be like the river walk at <br /> Woodland Trails Regional Park but is for a discussion another time. Commissioner Niziolek said he is <br /> wondering if they could simply state that the trail would access the river somewhere on the east side <br /> POWERED 81 <br /> NATURE <br />
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