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<br />Meeting of Elk River Recreation Beard
<br />Held at the Elk River City Hall Conference Reom
<br />May :~~, .1.9U9
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<br />Members Present:
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<br />Mike O'Brien; Chair, Dave Anderson, Todd Mixer,
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<br />Houghtelin, Rolfe Anderson
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<br />.1.) Meeting called to order at 7:00 p.m.
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<br />2) Consideration 01 5-3-89 Recreation Board Agenda.
<br />Agenda accepted as written.
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<br />~) Consideration of 4-5-89 Recreation Board Minutes.
<br />Board minutes approved and passed unanimously.
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<br />4) Rolland Ring-Jarvi and Mike Nizilek met with Board to discuss
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<br />additional trails are being proposed, one of which would be
<br />partially located on private property. A determin3tion of
<br />the applicability of the city'_ insurance and costs will
<br />dictate how course development will progress. Phil Hals will
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<br />organizers, t.he golf course board and snowmobile club to meet
<br />and plan futun:? t.I''',,~i 1 E~nd f?ql..l.ipflH?I"lt nE'f:O'ds.
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<br />and noise from the softball lights at the complex. The
<br />residents indicat.ed they Hould like the lights off by .10:00
<br />p.m. and t,hi:':\t ac:t:.i.vit.y not. ~:;tC'\r"t b(.~'t'or"e EJ:OO i:':,..m.. (.')1"',
<br />weekends. It was noted that. fixt.ures could be addEd to
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<br />th(? CO~'5t \.>.Iould be ~iF.JO.OO Dr" '*iJ,,::~;U.OO pE~I'" 'fi;.;tUIr'f.?" ""hf2!'''E? ,::\I'-'t~
<br />a total of .104 fixtures so the cost would be substantial.
<br />Board member Clete Lipetsky made a mot.ion t.hat the lights be
<br />turned off at 10:30 p.m. and that. the first lJame be moved up
<br />to start at 6:00 p.m. The motion died for lack of a second.
<br />Board member Barb Northway madE" a motion that the softball
<br />league adopt a no grace period rule, .10:30 p.m. lights off
<br />be adhered to by the league and that the league would not
<br />schedule any 9:30 p.m. games starting in 1990. Motion
<br />seconded by Todd Mixer. Motion passed 7-0. Chairman Mike
<br />O'Brien made a motion that an automatic timer be set to
<br />shut the lights off at 10:30 p"m. and that no games be
<br />scheduled before D:OO B.m" on weekends. The motion was
<br />seconded by Clete Lipetsky. Motion passed 5-1 with one
<br />abstention. The residents addressing Open Mike expressed
<br />their appreciation for t.he compromise arrived at by the
<br />BDard.
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