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7.0.-10.0. PRSR 06-18-1994 • 130.50 ( ') LOT LINE 93 93 //, ) s 14,015 CF 12,850 CF STORM WATER RUN—OFF 94 11,760 CF 94 HOLDING POND 10,725 CF BOT. EL.= 86 95 \ 9,730 CF rn of 96 8,770 CF I— N 97 .� 7,850 CF ,, 95 \\\�� ��//� 75,700 CF 98 � TOTAL VOLUME • 15.00i!t1.� 96 (PLACE AS SHOWN) _ LOT LINE N :. ::::: — • — — • — — . -H i CURB LINE `� �: �:...::: �: � ° 0 q. 191st LANE in ° 0 rn LOT 4, BLOCK 1, RIDGEWOOD EAST 2nd ADDITION % . . , , STORBLDG II -I I. ELK RIVER YOUTH AiA� (a�ors,a>AS NOTED 0 10'20' 50' 100' STORAGE COMPLEX oRN 5-10K94 Ti LOCA11ON & GRADING PLAN AP. D. ty of MEMORANDUM lk • River TO: PARK & RECREATION COMMISSION FROM: PHIL HALS, STREET/PARK SUPT. DATE: JUNE 2, 1994 SUBJECT: AGENDA MEMO FOR 6/8/94 MEETING 7. Ice Rink Improvements At the request of Councilmember Farber, the Park and Recreation Commission should consider ice rink policies as well as costs to add additional neighborhood ice rinks. Staff has the following suggestions: To maximize the use of ice rinks, they need facilities for warming shelter, toilets, lights, and rink supervision. Depending on the funds that are allotted for ice rinks, the • skating public may be better served by an increased level of service on the larger rinks and an expansion of the rink area at Lion's Park. The experiment with temporary ice containment at two neighborhood parks met with very limited success. The ice at Moldenhauer Park remained reasonably useable throughout the season, while the ice at Barrington Park was never established because someone walked onto the rink as the first ice was forming and punched holes in the plastic underliner. On the attached list of ice rink improvements, the first item is for a portable warming house for Lake Orono which will be needed along with some temporary lighting if we are to utilize the lake for skating. The 1993 addition of clay to the Lion's Park ice rinks did wonders for maintaining ice on the peat soils. My recommendation is that we consider spending an additional $5,500 for more clay and double the size of the sheet ice skating rink. This, along with three additional lights, would create a large skating area that is within walking distance for many skaters. • You will also note that I included costs for a bituminous curb around the basketball courts at Moldenhauer Park and Barrington Park. P.O. Box 490 • 13065 Orono Parkway • Elk River, MN 55330 • (612) 441-7420 • Fax: (612) 441-7425 • This curb would provide for the water/ice containment for winter use. Another possibility would be earth berms around the basketball courts, but the cost for construction, material and seeding would be nearly the same. The cost of a light for Moldenhauer Park was included in the 1994 Capital Improvement list, but a light would also be needed for Barrington Park. There has been no consideration for warming house facilities. I have included some labor figures as a reference for future labor needs that are associated with ice rinks. The Park and Recreation Commission should consider the ice needs and what might be the best recommendation to fulfill these needs and forward their recommendation on to the City Council for approval and funding recommendations. i • ICE RINK IMPROVEMENT COSTS: • Portable warming house, 8' x 20' for use on Lake Orono with electrical hook up $7,500 *Lighting for Lake Orono $2,500 *Toilets for Lake Orono $ 400 Cost for clay under liner for 150' x 300' sheet ice at Lion's Park - 2500 cubic yards of clay and leveling $5,500 *Additional Lighting $1,200 Cost to provide bituminous curbing on Moldenhauer basketball court - material and equipment rental only $ 750 *Toilet $ 200 Cost to provide bituminous curbing at Barrington Park material and equipment rental only $ 400 *Street Light $ 800 *Toilet $ 200 Labor to raise hockey boards at Lion's Park 4 persons 4 days each 128 hours • Labor to maintain Lion's Park ice rinks 200 hours/season Labor to maintain 3 additional ice rinks approx. 300 hours/season • • 8. Discuss Pathway Lights for Orono Trail In the Park Capital Improvements list I had suggested six pathway lights along Orono Trail for a sum of$4,500 that might be funded with other sources. After reviewing my proposal with a local contractor and a lighting expert, I suggest that the proposal be modified to use lights that have a downward light dispersal and are more compatible for neighbors. This type of light requires twice as many fixtures and would cost $12,000 rather than $4,500. 9. Lion's Park Improvements As a part of the School Street/Jackson and Freeport Avenues projects, the City may acquire as much as 25,000 cubic yards of surplus dirt. I will have more information available by June 8 for the Park and Recreation Commission because of an upcoming preconstruction conference, but at this time, the Commission should consider spending the $2,000 in the Capital Improvement list designated for dozer rental, plus an additional $2,000 to make the best use of this fill dirt. • • PARK CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ORONO PARK Finish walkways and handicap access to playground egpt. $ 1,000 Extend Orono trail north $ 1,000 Extend Orono trail to the south $ 2,700 Build 15 plastic plank picnic tables $ 1,500 Add two barbecue grills $ 500 RIDGEWOOD EAST PARK Install ADA playground improvements $ 5,000 Street lights 4 each @ $805 $ 3,200 DEERFIELD IV PARK Landscape pond area - add dirt fill $ 1,000 LION'S PARK • Dozer rental to improve drainage $ 2 000 Trail Asphalt Test Strip $ 1,000 MOLDENHAUER PARK Full Basketball court $ 4,000 Street Light $ 800 FIVE PARK LOCATIONS Landscaping and vandal resistant enclosures for water service vacuum breakers @ $400.00 each $ 2,000 Two other items (four pathway lights for the west loop of Orono Trail {west of Orono Road} $3,000, and six pathway lights for Orono Trail along the lake $4,500), were considered viable projects if they could be funded from another source. •