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3 ) City Council regular meeting minutes dated September 10, 1990. <br />4 ) City Council regular meeting minutes dated November 13, 1990. <br />5 ) City Council public hearing and special meeting minutes dated November 20, 1990. <br />6 ) City Council regular meeting minutes dated November 27, 1990. <br /> <br />COMMISSION BUSINESS <br /> <br />Case #1 Countryside Perk review. <br /> <br />Chairman Hetland explained that the purpose of reviewing a park a month is to find out <br />how the residents would like to see City parks improved in the future. He also explained <br />that there is not a lot of money in the budget for 1991 and asked that the citizens be <br />patient with the progress of their parks. <br /> <br />Kevin Brand, 8910 - 176th Avenue NW, reviewed with the Commission the budget that <br />was set up for their park in 1990. He also told the Commission that the residents would <br />like to see a tot-lot installed and eventually a ballfield and a gazebo. <br /> <br />Debbie Thatcher, 17555 Unicorn Street NW, asked if the pea rock that is used in the <br />parks is paid for by the City. <br /> <br />Merland Otto explained that the majority of the pea rock used in the parks are the <br />sweepings from sealcoating projects. He also explained that if there was a cost, it would <br />probably come from moving it from the street project site to the park. <br /> <br />Mr. Brand asked if the money that they are not using this year would still be allocated to <br />them next year, or does it revert back to the general fund. <br /> <br />Mark Boos suggested that if there is a problem with the money reverting back to the <br />general fund he could purchase the timber now and install them next spring. <br /> <br />Mr. Rush asked if there would be a fence put around the entire park. <br /> <br />Chairman Hetland told him that was not generally done but that there may be one around a <br />ballfield if that goes in. <br /> <br />Mark Tokar, 17421 Unicorn Street NW, stated that he was opposed to any kind of <br />organized sports going into a park that borders his property. <br /> <br />Don Olson, 8605 - 176th Avenue NW, suggested that tennis courts be put into either <br />Central Park or Countryside Estates Park. <br /> <br />Merland Otto noted that there are tennis courts planned for Central Park. <br /> <br />Chairman Hetland thanked the residents that were present for their information and told <br />them that they would be notified when any improvements are made. <br /> <br />PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION / DECEMBER 13, 1990 <br /> PAGE 2 OF 4 <br /> <br /> <br />